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to do it, saying that {" there were not French
men enough in the house to put him out;
he had previously assaulted the clerk in the
office. Dalton, as the men approached,
clinched and struck the landlord and was also
very noisy and threatening. In self-defence
the landlord seized poker and struck Dut-
ton over the head, knocking him down; then
Dutton was carried away by his friends. The
landlord instituted two suits against Duttoll
by complaints to the grand juryman, both of
which were tried before justice and Jury on
Thursday and yesterday. In the first, which
was for assault and battery, insulting ladies,
etc, or the light of the ball, Dutton was
found guilty about midnight after only few
minutes consultation, and was fined ten dol
lars and costs. In the second, which was
tor assault and battery, ETC., on the Wednes
day spoken of, the facts proved during a
long trial, appeared to be of so aggravate
nature that the justice had no jurisdiction, Ell
Their as to fine or imprisonment the limit of
a Justices power being twenty dallars and
imprisonment for SO days. and Dutton was
bound over to answer for his appearance at
the mex: term of the county court at Wood
stock. Dutton, in the mean time had com
planned of the landlord for striking him with
the poker and the examination was to be had
to-day, but, at the suggestion of his own
Mr. French of Woodstock, and his
request to the grand juryman who had the
warrant issued, mol pros has been entered
and no examination has been had, nor will be
had.
SO far from "the rest of the boarders :"
leaving the house, all remain, and travellers
WHO were in the house when Dutton was
knocked down, and who were brought here
as witnesses, testified in the landlords favor
1t is thought by the "rest of the boarders,'
and by others, on hearing the impartial trial
and its results, that the landlord was fully
justified. J. II. p.
April +, 1868.
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"ISTAR'S BALSAM OF
wv WILD CHERRY

For the OF Coughs, Colds HOarseness. Asthma In
fuepza Group whoopng Cough, Bronchitis. PredispOsi
ton TO Consumption, &c, &C.
This great remedy IS too well known and is performing
too much good TO make it necessary go into elabO
discussion of its merits Sueeit that it still
maintains its sup curing diseases of the most OBJ
stinae character and that all who suffer from the above
complaints after having tested this remedy seldom have
occasion TO resort 10 other appliances to insure perfect
restor alton TO health
LETTER FROM ELDER II. L. GILMAN, A MINISTER
OF THE GOSPEL IN VERM0NT.
GLOVER, Vt, June u, 1859.
MeSSrS s. W. FowLE CO.
GenS-I hereby certify that have been troubled for
several years with difficulty OF the heart and lungs and
applied several physicians for help and have tried
almost every remedy OF the numerous ones which have
been recommended without receiving any assistance but
had growing weaker and weaker, until hearing OF
stars Basam of lid Cherry about since, COM
menCed using it with immediate relief II has not only
restored my lungs sound state, but am entirely re-
Ieved of the difficulty disease of the heart. have no
he station saving that is the best lung medicine before
the public and most Cheerfuly and coscientouSly rec
ommend il 10 all persons suffering with pulmonary
complaints. II. l.. GILMAN.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE CO, Boston, and Tor
sale 10y all dealers in medicine. c39-5l
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The Junction House Assault Case.

Mr.. EDITOR: In your paper Of yester-
days date, appears the following paragraph {:
The landlord of the White River juno
ION hotel got mad at one of his boarders,
L med Dalton, employed on the Central rail-
rad, on Wednesday, knocked him down,
and turned him out of the house, whereuron
he rest of the boarders left, Judging the
landlord most to blame"
As this statement is in almost every par
tcular incorrect, ask the favor of YOU to
make correction. On the 18th of March
there was ball at the Junction House, dur.
ing which Dutton mot Dalton) made a dis
t1rbance. He was informed at the time, and
repeatedly afterwards, that he could no long.
er board there, and was requested to keep
away. He put himself on his supposed
rights and defed the landlord to put hin
away and committed other improprieties.-
"n Monday, the day spoken of he insisted
on coming 20 the house, and attempted tt
create disturbance, unit! at last the pa.ienc,
OF the landlord was exhausted and he called
on some eff his people to assist in puttins
Dutton out. Dutton took off his coat ant
vest, rolled up his sleeves, and dared them
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T ANDS FOR SALE
In Westmore, Vt, in the vicinity of
" ]. l. O | G H BY AXE

The subscriber offers for sale. in quantities to
suit purchasers, 5000 ACRES of New Land in
the town Of Wcstmore. a. prices varying from
50 to - per acre, according to quality and loca-
ton.
These lands are of excellent quality. covered
with mixed growth Of Maple, Beach, Birch,
Spruce and Hemlogs. The soil is a rich. dark
loan. and will produce from - 20 80 bushels of
Wheat per acre, without manure
Westmore Is near the Passumpsic Railroad. is
increasing IN population. and will eventually be-
come enc Of the best agricultural towns in Or
leans County.
Such as contemplating emigration to the
West. or the purchase of old WORKOUT farms al
the East. Will do well to take look at Westmore
before purchasing elsewhere. liberal credit
given. GEO. B. CHANDLER.
Concord, n Il. Feb 1861. 3Itf
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Barnet.-GleasOn RediviyuS.

On Friday, VIM. Gleason was brought be-
tcrr justice Carbee, on a second complaint
o. the States Attorney, charging him with
Violations of the liquor law. The States At
torney being unable to attend to the case on
that day, sent instructions to E. Harvey, Esq,
to conduct the prosecution. Gleason called
10Y jury, who found him guilty of sirteen
Qd.aces. Immediately after the jury's having
rendered their verdict, Gleason left and has
since had his residence in New Hampshire.
t., Harvey for prosecution; Thomas Bartlett
and {. {. Burke for the respondent.
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DaNdruf.

BOsroS, Oct. 50, 1861
Messrs Joseph Buraett & Co:
Gentlsm, III have USED your Cocaine about6 weeks
and its effect marked AID extraordinary that ldeem
it my duty 10 state il 10 you.
Ny complain; for several years has been Dand
ruff with itching andrritatiOn OF he scalp. After brush
rg my hair, my coat collar would he covered with the
white scales. ilaniruD which loo ked like shower Of
Ny barber Tried various applications without ef
feet Ills abuse of yoar Cocaine and his obstinate
u-al TO Use it, provoke IN. procure and try il
have Used less than bottle. The daniruf, and the
irritation which caused t, have entirely disappeared and
my hair never before in good condition.
Your obt servant. 4. A. FULLER.
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They have spunky women in Bangor One
of them, Mrs Hiram L. Leonard, has lately
been on hunting excursion, travelling IA
miles on snow shoes, with the mercury near
ly 80 degrees below zero. She succeeded in
shooting large bull moose weighing nearly
9OO pounds. Some time previous to this
exploit, with her girl, little boy and four
dogs, she chased a caribou on the ice
six miles, when the dogs ran him into an
open place where he was drowned nothing
being obtained as trophy but little of bis
nair. The twelve miles down river and back
were made in four hours.
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:. Buy me and I'll do you Good"

Health and Strength secured by the use of the
great spring and summer medicine,
DR. Ian Us
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS,
Composed ot Sarsaparilla, Wild Cherry, Yellow
Dock Prickly Ash. Thoroughbred, Rhubarb,
Mandrake. Dandel;on, &c, ali Of which are so
compounded as 10 act in concert, and assist IA
ture in graduating disease. This medicine has
been hcfore the public for over fourteen wears,
with constantly increasing success, and is now
The standard medicine o: the age Its effect upon
the system Is most Notwithstanding directly
upon the seat of disease, cleansing the bowels,
removing all distractions from the internal or
gans stimulating them INTO healthy action. puri-
fying the 0,ood divesting il of all humors. build
ing up the weakened system, and restoring the
invalid TO health and usefulness. They cure and
eradicate from the system. Liver Complaint, that
mainwheei OF so many diseases; Jaundlce IN ats
worst forms, ali bilious diseases and foul stomach,
dyspepsia, costiyeness, all kinds of huInors, indi-
gestion, headache, dizziness, piles, heartburn
weakness, pains in the side and bowels, natu-
lency, loss of appetite, and q TORPID or diseased
liver, disordered stomach. or bad blood TO which
all are more or less subject in spring and summer
Its hishi, recommended by physicians every
where. Irv il, and you will never regret IL No
medicine can be like it in its salutary effect there
fore inquire for Langley's Bitters and take no
other.
81 and 50 cents per bottle. Sold BY dealers in
medicine everywhere. Orders addressed to
GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO.
IS Hanover stxeet Boston, eSSSA
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The ST. JOIINSBURI MACHINE COMPA-
Ny would hereby respectfully inform ali who
in want of any article OF Castings, job Work. Ma
chincrv or Mills. thai they have recently procured
the machinery. tools. patterns, &c, formerly
owned and operated hy Mcssr, J. ID. Chase X
Sons at West Concord. Vt; aid having remove!
and set the same in complete operation at their
shops, situated directly in front OF the Passenger
Denot al St J0hnSbury, Vt, are now prepared TO
execute all orders for article in their line.
Having also permanently secured the services
of McSsrs. J. ID Chase * Son 10 Supcrintend the
mechanical and manufacturing departments o: the
business whose long and we'll known experience
as practical mechanics. together with our superb
or facilities. enables Us IL Cffer such Inducements
as are not cxce,led ny any other manufacturers in
point of style. quality and superior workmanship
Are now prepared to manufacture Iron and Brass
Castings. Water Wheels of various kinds shaft
ing iron work and machinery for Lumber Mills
Gri,t Mills Starch Mills, and machinery of every
description for making sash, Doors and Blinds
Machinery for Carriage makers. Furniture AMI
Cabinet works, Pail and Tub makers Wooden
Mills etc etc. all IF the latest STYLES ard prin
cipieS. All orders inquiries. by mail will re-
cciyc prompt attention.
Fer further information please address
ST. JDHNSBURY MACHINE CO.
Or inquire .! LEE * WARMER. Proprictors.
J. D. CHASE & son >uperintcndentS Of Mechani-
cal Departments
st. Johnsbury, VT, April 1868. 4l43
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Messrs Joseph Burnett * Co:
cannot refuse to state tho saluary effect in my own
aggrieyed case, Of your excellent hair o-Cocoaine.
For months my hair hal been falling OF, until
fearful Of loirg entirely The skin upon my head
became gradually mora and more infiamed, that
cnul touch it without pain. This irratsd condition
which have since been told Contain camphene spirit.
BY the advice Of physician, 10 whor you had shown
your recess Of Purifying the OIL commenced It's use
the last week in June. The first application asyed the
Itching ami irritation in three four days the redness
ari Tenderness dsappeared-the hair ceased TO fall, and
have dick growth of new hair trust that 9TH
cr= similarly afflicted will be induced to try the same
remedy Yours. very truly, SUSAN r. POPE.
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Badness.

B0sToS. NV. "A, 1859.
Gentlemrn--When first used your CocOaIne, had
been bald years, In the -antime had tried
dozen different preparations specially recommended for
badness, and all claiming to be- .nfable) without any
beneficial effect. The ladies OF nv household urged
to tr ynur CocOai-, which did TO please them. no
having any faith the power Of to re s.
my hair have used the Is Of one bottle and my
hl pa; covered all with young hair about three
Eh;l< OF an rch long, which app strong and heal
,hy and determined TO grow.
In word, your Cocaine is exceent-ihe best prePs-
lion for The hal. have known, and the only one
which accompliShes more than if promises.
Very truly your obliged and obi servant,
IT. NERWIN.
Nes-rs Joseph Burnett Co, Boston.
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IMPORTANT TO INVALIDS,
Iron IN THE HUMAN SYSTEM.

Iron IN THE HUMAN SYSTEM
The principal VITAL FORCE in the human sys-
ten Is the iron contained II the blood.
the PERUVIAN SYRUP or protected solution
of PROTONIDE OF IRON supplies the blood
with this LIFE ELEMENT, and in the only form in
which Il Is possible 20 enter the circulation.
This IS the secret of the wonderful success Of
this medicine in curing so many diseases.
Being free from Alcohol. ats e,,erei-ing effects
are not toi!OSced by corresponding reaction, bn
permanent, infusing strength. rtgor and Rer Ite
into the diseased and debilitated system. and build
ing up all
IRON CONSTITUTIO
For SPRING DEBILITY II Is specific. Try ii.
Pamphlets sent free. Sold by ali Druggists.
JEWETT & COMPANY,
IS, fremont Street. Boston.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
From S. N. PETTENGILL d 60, Boston.
Indian Medical lnStIt,tfe.
OFFICE, SO BRoMFIELD ST., BOSTON.

OFFICE, SO BROMFIELD ST., BOSTON.
r. GREENE, n. D., experimenting Ply >ician.
This inst tuition established for the of disease
by the Of innocent vegetable remedies entirely dis
carding poisonous drugs Invas therefore, who wish
to employ sensible in a sensible way, for the re-
coyery of health will find advantages at this institution
not TO BE- found elsewhere.
Many Diseases such a. scrofiia umors the blood,
diseases OF the threat aud lungs, dyspepsia, liver
plant heart complaint, reuma tism. female conp hints.
and great variety of Url AIRY d>taSc, successfully
treated by medicine which may b. sent any part oi the
country with iull directions. Persons having cancers
those afflicted with complicated disease, should imilyr
atey avail themselves OtD ,recncS personal attention.
CONSULTATION al The office, o. by mail flee OF charge.
DR. Greene will BE- at the offs" from \. ~ to 7. NJ
he office will lie open, an ltcnt persons in attend
aLce from l." AN. 10 =. VI.
Note-Persons wishing 10 investigate this method OF
practice or its superior Success viii h. furnished with
pamphlet descriptive Of treatment, free, hy addressing
X. Greene, Nj D., III Bron6ed Street, Boston, Mass.
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Tears for the Dead.

The telegraph again brings US sad news
from the Vermont Cavalry. The account
which We give on the second page is from the
New York Herald, and may or NAV not be
correct in its particulars. Howeve. faulty it
may be We fear there is no reason to doubt
the main statement, that Capt Flint, Lieut..
Grout, and several other men were killed by
Mosb!'s men on the last day of March, in a
,kirmsh near Dranesvlle. Capt. Henry C..
Flint went out from Irasburg, as lieutenant
He was true patriot and soldier, and a
Young man of many good qualities. Lieut.
Josiah Circuit, Jr., enlisted from St. Johns
bary-was a son of Josiah Grout of this
iowa, and younger brother of Lt-Col
Gfout of the 18th regiment. He was a
Young MAJ. OF good character, earnest in his
DEVOTION to the cause in which he enlisted,
q, his many letters in this paper over his
own initials abundantly testify. In his
Death the service has lost brave soldier and
good officer. When the particulars of this
Engagement, where these young men gave
up their lives, are fully known, we are salts
fed that it will be shown that the Vermont
boys fought with great valor and despera-
ton, determined if possible to redeem the
name of the regiment; and doubtless the
death of both Capt. Flint and Lieut.. Grout
had much to do with their final discom-
future.
News was received by the friends last week
OF the death by fever of Capt. John S. Clark,
OF Co. X, VT Sth regiment, stationed near
New Orleans. Capt Clark was from Lunen-
burg, and raised his company mostly in Es-
sex county. He was man of excellent
character, good abilities, pleasing manners,
and strong devotion to the good old flag
and ike great many others whom the pres
ent times have brought out, counted not his
own life dear to him if he could be instru-
mental in crushing out treason and bringing
peace to our land once more. He has gone
10 his reward.
Two collins came up on Monday nights
train directed to Andrus Martin and H.
Smith. 1t is supposed that they contained
the remains the two sons of these men, who
enlisted from Burke
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Editor Of Called no;.p-DF,I
Bachelors Hair Dye. The best in the

World !-WILLIAM i. BACHEL0R'S celebrated
Hair Dye produces color not 10 be distinguished from
atrre-warrantcl not 10 njure the hair in the least =
remedies he i'll effects - had dyes, ard tycorates the
hair for life Grey, BED. Rusty Hair instantly turn,
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the hair beau
utul. Sold by al Druggist. &c.
Eas- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. B,TCHELoR on
the our sides Of each box.
Factory No i Barclay street, Cate 233 Broadway and
10 Bond street, New York. C9--l3i3
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More Copper.

We learn tina. Mr. James w. Davis Of
Island Pond has taken bond of DR. Goes
copper mine in Brighton and has associated
himself with party of enterprizing Port
and capitalists for the purpose of working
tie mine. The close proximity to the Grand
Trunk Railway, and the comparative easy
working of the claim, will no doubt make it
valuable property.
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Family Sewing 'iaciline>.
& heullfasiSns and Neuralgia.

You need suffer lao longer unless you chocse.
Whites Elixir
remedy, 1t has cured persons who have suffered
30 years. OEe who mnI.;ils iii tie Mass. General
Hospital. Many persons suffering the most intense
ragic pain have been cared in few hours SllI hy tie
druggists cverywlere-or it Nil nc the receipt of
the price. 81. Address J. hiie, druggist, = Ieyerett
st, Boston.
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DEATHS.

EJ- Marriages. Births and Deaths inserted FREE,-
Obituaries, including poetry inserted at six cents line In
advance.
In Cabot March p, Mrs George Sumner, aged
13 years.
In Cabot, March %, of diptheria, Eugene En-
gcrson, aged l3 Also. March 30, OF diptheria
Jennie EngersOn, aged 10.
In Oxford. March %, Charlotte, aged 63, wife
of Aaron Z. LETTERS.
In regimental hospital. near White Oak Church
Va, March 26. JACOB :. Archer, of Oxford. n. H.,
member of Co c, Sd Vt. 1egt.
In Randolph, March 10. Rowena X. aged 81.
wife of Orrin Gambeil.
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wILBoR'S COMPOUND OF
Pure Cod Liver Oil and Lime

FOX CONSUMPTION, il is the only reliable remedy
KNOWN Ii has, IN thousands of stances rest ored pa
enis that seemd past hope CT recovery and in tens OF
thousands has arrested the disease in Urinary stages
and restored the atient to robust health
BRONCHITIS-Ils effects in This troublesome disease
marked 1t is necessary persist in its use for
a considerable length Of time
FEMALE BEBlLITY.-To Sustain and augment tho
vital fcrces 70 make new rich and pure blood to build
up the SYSTEM 10 restore energy the mind and
ody-nothng be better adapted than tins prepare
ton.
In Asthma, General Debility, Emaciation, Coug hs,
Is reliable remedy Nipe-tenths of the where
lie supposed to fail simply arise from The remedy being
abandoned before is beneficial effect becsme obvious
BE careful and get the genuine manufactured only by A.
3. WlLB0R, Chemisi, loo Court ST. Boston.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
From s. NJ. PETTENGILL / Co, Boston.

The Human Hnir.-Hew many persons abuse
this delicate and beautiful ornament by burning II with
alcoholic washes and plasterng il with grease, which has
no affinity for the skim is absorbed. Burnetts
COcoaine, compound of Co,oanut OIL &C. is unriraed
as dressing for the hair readily absorbed and Pc
cuary adapted its various conditions preventing its
falling of, and promoting its healthy growth.
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' rrmOnt Horses.

The Bertrand Morrill, stallion, known as
the Hill Colt, and laised by Gen A. Harleigh
Hill Of s.. Johnsbury was sold to Clark &
Co.of Chicago for S2,l6O; and has since been
sold for S3l75.
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A Large Sheep.

Sherburne l.. Moore, Esq, of Barnet has
a cosset wether whose live weight is two hun
cred and thirty-three pounds. This beats
Mr. Gilman's big sheep, of Marshfeld.
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Burglary.

Some one entered w. H. Horizons cloth
ing store on Railroad street Monday night,
BY breaking window, and carried off some
so worth of clothing. \ French boy named
George -, who had made enquiries wheth-
er any one slept in the store, is suspected,and
officers are after him. This fellow has lately
returned from the army, having gone out in
the 10th regiment, Capt Frost's company.
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TIL CALIFORNIAN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
Brief Locals.

On account of tie state fast We 20 to
press one day earlier than usual-consequent-
Is we are without markets, etc.
The weather continues cold and stormy,
and the season is very backward.
The congregations of Our village unite
a. the South Church on fast day at lO4 AN.
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BUrnett'S COcOaine.

compound OF cJccanut Of &c for dressiog the hair
Yor efficacy and asreeabenes, it is without an equal
II prrrrN'> tse ksir JrOai falling Of.
hyroEotes as he'fiy rigorous yryrth.
II IS a',' grcIsyU sftcky-
Il i,,Gr,s a." .Li>IsreedbIe oior-
II sgttrgi> TIE heir trien hpi AMI dry
II soOth,s fi~ irTitat,i sralp SKIN.
II nrfords thu r.rhtst iastre.
II r.ma..'S hinges! an eTerf.
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MARRIAGES.

In Newbury, March &c, by Rev. W. d. Nal
CONT. Prof S. A. Dow, of Haverhill, Ms, to Ma
ry A. Piper, Of Newbury.
In Manchester, n. H., March 90. by Rev F
BowicS, Thomas W Lane TO Amanda +. Stone.
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[ abOt.

Capt Paige Of Co. c, of the Vt. Cavalry,
IS a. home on short furlough; he is looking
hale and hearty. The vices of the camp do
not seem to impair Ills gentlemanly and So
c.l qualities of which he has always been
possessed
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500 30 I n TY.

PENSIUNS md BAJk PAY.
! would say TO all concerned that as | am an
agent for procuring BOCNTIES. PENSIONS and
BACK PAY. due TO invalid soldiers. widows,
mothers or minor children; and having commune
cation with l. s. PavmaSter can obtain the
MONEY for them in the least possible time and
with small expense No charge in any case I'M
less successful. Information given gratis. and all
communications By mail promptly answered if a
stamp is enclosed to prepay the return.
HIRAM A. CUTTING.
Lunenburgh, Vt. Dec. D 1862.