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r. CONFIDENTIAL
ff>SS YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE INJURED
themse ves by certain secret habits shih unit them
for bu sness pleasure the duties Of married life
IS also middle aged and old men, who from he tss Of
youth ~ other feel debility in advance Of their
yeas beTe pafmg themselves under the treatment Of
any one, should first read "rHE SECRET FRIRNn'
MafIitd Ladies' wishing To avoid increase Of Family
viii learn something ~ importance by pursuing The
Secret Friend {"
SEM TO any address, In sealed Envelope on receipt
Of Ten Gents. Address
DIR cHAs. A, STUART h CO..
WS Boston, Mass
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$50 Gold and Silver Watches varying in price from Sl5
TO giO0l



Cases, and Pencils, TO
The articles IN this stock Of Jewelry Of the neatest
and most fashionable sI lea. and will be sold lor
ONE DOLLAR EACH
without regard to value. Certificates Of all the various
artcca are placed in scaled envelopes and mixed thus
giving all fair chance, and are sent as ordered by mall
without regard 10 choice; and receipt of the cerh
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in il OF not you please Certificates D cents each or,
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$40 and one hundred or SIS. Certificate money 10 be
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AGENTS wanted in every Town aud Regiment We
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ducements to those who buy largely Send tor Circular
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A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. III. II ID ID Y.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.

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ne Agent Of u s. Patent 0Fee. Washington (Endsr
the Act Of 1887.
IS STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KILBY STREET
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~ abundant reason to believe and PROVE that no
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TESTIM MAILS.
al regard Mr.. Eddy one of the most capable and
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COMMISSIONS - Patents
~ have no hesitation in assuring inventors mat they
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the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE,
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During eight months, the subscriber in course Of hs
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WESTON Zee w. 1853 1896
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GENTS LOOK TO YOUR INTER
\ 'sl l-Cal aud examine something urgently
-" " every person or ten samples sent tree. by
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!" WoLcoTr No. 40 Chatham square, New
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GENERAL REFERENCES - Edward Tyler, Cashier
Suffolk Bank Henry Shed Bsq., Cashier Bank Mu-
tual Redemption, OF any Of the Boston Banks Mont
pelier J. A. Page. ESQ. Cashier NeIm0nt Bank. 52O4
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LECTURE FOR YOUNG MIN.

A LECTURE FOR YOUNG MEN.
IA Just published, edition Of DR.. Culserv els
Celebrated Essay the radical without medicue
Of SPRHAhTohRH0A, OF Seminal Weakness. Invcluu-
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Incapaoity Impediments 20 Marriage etc. also, Cox
SUCTION. EriLsPsr and Fins induced BY selfindal-
gence sexual eKtravagance
lJ' Price, In scaled envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author In this admirable essay clearly
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that the alarming consequences Of sefabuse may be
radically cured without the dangerous Of internal
medicine the application OF the Anticipating
mode OF cure, at simple certain and effect ual, by
means Of which every sufferer matter what his
d,on may be, may himself eheAplJ, privately and
radically.
aJ- This Lecture should be in the hands Of every
youth aud every man in the land.
Sent under seal in plain envelope. to any address,
poet paid receipt Of six cents, postage stamps
Address the publishers,
CHAs. ]. c. KLINE A co.
1921. l27 Bowery. New York, Poet Office Boa. 46S6
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TIIE GREAT


An pFtaiing cure jor Spermatorrhea Seminal Weak
ness, Nocturnal BBssions aud al dsssaseS caHted By
Iei pollution such Loss Of Memory, Untrersai Las
gitiGe Pans the Back, DinHess Of YUKON. Prenia
twe Old Age Weak Nerres, Difficulty Of BreothiHg,
Trembling, WakefuiHess. EysptionS ne Face, Pale
Countendnre Insanity, Consumption, and al The Dire.
fnl complaints caused By departing from The path Of
nature
" This medicine is simple vegetable extract and
one which all rely, il has been used in our
practice for many years and with thousands ueated, IL
has not failed in single nstence. Its curative powers
have been sufficient TO gain yiory the most stub
born case.
" To those who have ira Cd with their constitution,
until they think themselves beyond the reach Of medical
aid would say, Despair not the Cherokee Care Will
restore you health and ygcT and after all quaek doe
have failed
~ For full particulars, get Circular from any Drug
store In the country, write the Propneors, who will
Ail free to any desiring the same, full treatise in
amphlet form
a Prioss, - per bottle three bottles for S. and
orvarded by Express 10 all parts II the world.
" Sold BY all respectable druggists everywhere.
DIR. W. X MKBWIN & CO,
SoLE PROPKfETORs.
No. SO Liberty Street. New York
GOODWIN AND NJ. 5. BURR Co, Boston,
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WIS IAN ) Is AIS n M
--or--
WY =. " ~ IT L. ID d "
w / L. ID L III n IL IL
-. .u.,. ,,.vn sv.p,x
80 =, - - u,
II BIZ CsN nj
WITH rHE MOST AsroNfsHIro SUCCESS IN CURING
couch. coid. uo.,..res,. Sore Throat Influenza,
tyhnoni,a Congb Croup liver Com
III, p,cncbits difficulty OF
prea,hinq Asthma,
.nd cye-v AZ
6ction Of
,,,~ce - ,,ttpeT
THE THROAT, LONuo ana OhEoi'
,Sc,rrtso pvpu
prtoN
rD There Is scarcely ono individual in the
-. H.. H. ,.,u, ,s..r,s d,,,r,
- -. ,,,,,
a. 49, sep' a. nom some one however S"shtY
PtAt Sxi5A developed, ofthe above sympioms-aneg
p = - lect OF which might lead to the last nam
lNNA-E NEh. ~ 80, :. ,.-.,.s H.. l., A..
FHgkfSV ,ho,a s,,,,osus The MOVIE, Of the ..me.
fsJEKx "hoe e"'Ni"bue. IN. Po"e, W VIZ ~
kNisIA dcinal gum" Of tho Wild Cherry Tree
kkSWfK1k over this class Of complaints Is well
fy%1aTl tnovn. an great ia the good Il has per-
k<hEsyN AnO"n ~ s,..-. 49, so.,,.,,,.i, H..
Tos formed and 20 great inc popuiafiVH mas
FsuHlSw lMlEJ acquired.
s.s.=r ta In this preparation, besides the virtues
~ SyseA5S - a.. rIsr,,, t6,,s AZ, eoy,y,inolea
------Ir- gs.J,s,,, al IL rai,,, In, ineysaStno
ioHh % otner g g s,, Ps5,s 49, no,ooy
q va.se ~ iO'y5 .y. 80 10 c,s Si,ea,s sy,,f,
tooths 70 hea,' % 'e.sVJ ~
~ no otnef m s, 10 u n ioNps of ve,,,oot
FROM eOh' w. novsp v, Ma, hi 1870
=, q N, ~, n ~ '''''' ~ -N' ~ wv
Gentlemen Il have been troubled from my Soyhooa
with what me doctors Nou,u 60" se.,. ss,
lung complain, Sen M, "" " - 49, .o,,taJ 49,, .
IN 'he "h"I' ~ - a., jc,osss az lie ssasor
severe cough, "nl,h ~ " IL ~. - .5i
aaNsnscu' e'noueH w. fiI. tssiai.,, ~, ,rssrh
hen kh""leuEe ~ ~! ~ se3 r., s.,;sr.ad
ed for me unti was iu) sa''','. . ~ s
no rehct Durng All sn's u'he was III aui,''
down losing hesh Aho suenk.u uu d11 ,utIs i
well A. myself became serl m ,l A'Ai"'eu' 'h'"Ns
should waste away IN Cohsuihpv l,It -. iii
While m boston duIiuf w -, VIA Ct,
bJ hienos 70 Wy Nis,a s,,h ~ ~ ,ii y'aiT
70 please ihein ~ hAu ~ .s, IL. ~, ~
procured oolte Ahu Nv. =. aii..,a - H.
day tnal was sehsioe lh' " % @ - III
ten days ume my coush nau ~ ,,h ~.
sooh tes'u,eu 70 my u ueus - - ho,. - .h.rsxe,
since kept the BALKAN IN my house Anu whenever
any member OF my family nas e1uen u. GU s1
Immediately restored 10 NoJa"''y 'Hy"'u - So
H' ioufs uulJ' 'NS
From J. ID. HOSMBR, Esql OF Iopsham
ToPsHAB, VI, April "a, 1850.
Messrs s W FowLB Co,
Gentlemen Il take great pleasure IN ADDING min'
TO the Of testimony ~ favor OF mat invaluable
Cough RemCdy-l'r. Wstars Balsam OF Wlld cherry
During the past winter my wife was aheoted WIN
severe Cough and Inflammation OF the Lungs. Ahei
suffering severely for many days WistArs bslsam wa
tndcd, trial OF which gave immediate ana per
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FAMILY DYE COLORS.

Black,
Black for san,
Dark Blue,
Lighf Blue
French Blue,
Cidref Broion,
Dark Broon,
Light Rroton,
SNUFF brown,
Cherry
Crimson.
Dark Drab,
Light Drab,
Faun Drab,
y tnhfE.au .{~aI
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Madame Zadoc Porter's Curative Basam is no
and untred medicine, but has been used by the public
for the last % years. with unparalleled success and has
acquired its present extensive Andlargely increasing sale
simply by being recommended by those who have used II
to their afflicted friends and others,
you have cold, II ever slight do not fail TO give
the Balsam trial, the very low price Al which II Is
sold brings II In the reach Of every one that they may
always keep It convenient for The timely use Of
rs cent hottle will ofen prove to be worth one hundred
times ia 81.
DO not be put of with any other Ask for Madame
ZHde Por,ers Cough Basam. insist on having II; And
al. no otheri your Druggist does nave IL. have
him send aud get Il Tor YOU
~ Sold BY all Druggists rs and so cents pei bottle
HALL 4 RUCKkl. Prophet -,
2lS Greenwich 81 New YORK
WEEKS PorTsR, g. neal Agents IN New knglana,
Sold IN Montpelier by N X, BROWN aa~VoVz
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r INIMENTs, ALL KINDS at
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", ZOI>cM Light Green,
II M Magenta,
~, 81 Orange,
u, H$4EI~fks Royal Purple.
EETATWh Salmon,
HRtXx4 Scarlet,
h<&H--M Slate,
&INtNSS~eGI SOirerIno,
AS-<.tssl4S Violet,
lrdb, foiiotr.
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s. w. FowLB & Co Boston,-l felt it my duty to
make known the world the wonderful efficacy Of your
wisars BasAm Of Wild Charry For twenty years was
sorey afflicted with the Phfhtse, and previously to using
the Balsam pronounced by the physicians ncurabe
Two three bottles afforded good deal Of relief,
and many completely restored me, and for two
years past have had the least return Of that rain
full complaint. MRS. JOSEPH BAKER.
Prepared by SBrH W. FowLE < Co., Boston, and for
sale by all Druggists. dlO;eow
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an eminent writer. is the point upon which
the Indian mother is most solicitous in re-
gard to her infant. As respects health,
thousands who are at this moment cough
ing 1t every breath they draw, would after
Ia few minutes trial at breathing through
the nostrils, find themselves delivered
from that tormentor. Such as have had
their sleep disturbed (snd who has not
been thus afflicted p by the snoring Of their
|aeishbsrs. will become jealous 10 favor Of
this refsrn, on learning that a mau who
sleeps with his lips closed, and breathes
through his nastrils exclusively, never
shores. He cannot snore. Only think of
it!-the impossibiliiY Of snoring What
il benefit to ankiad. Breathe through
your nostrils and not through your mouth.
Open the latter to talk and eat, aud for
those purposes only. At all other times
LEI your lips be closed and your teeth
meet. By day and by night let the breath
Of life enter and depart through the nos
trils into which il was 6rst breaihed at
mans creation. Make fair trial Of this,
and you will never cease 10 be grateful for
the advice.
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sUF FE Rim q.

FROM THE GERMAN OF HARTMANN.
Trial when Il weighs severely
stamps the Saviour's image clearly
On the heart Of all HIS friends;
In the name His hands have moulded
L. future life uafolded
Through the suff'ring which He sends.
Suffering curbs our wsyward passions,
Child-like tempers in us fashions,
And cur will to His subduess
Thus His hand, - ssft and healing,
Each disotderd power and feeling,
By blessed change renews.
Suffering keeps the thoughts csmpacted,
That the soul be net distracted
BY the worlds bssuiiing arr.
It's like some angelic warder A
Ever keeping sacred order
In the chambers Of the heart.
Suffering tunes che hearts emotion
To ssernity's devotion,
And ewakes the hearts desire
For the land where psalms are ringing,
And with palms the martyrs singing
sweetly 70 the harper's CHER.
Suffering gives our faith assurance,
Makes Us patient in endurance.
sufiering'i who Is wsr,h thy pains!
Here they call thee oaly ,ornent--
There they call thee prefermen,,
Which not every enc a,tsina
Day BY day, Oh Jesus. ssaser
shsw .tAss bliss 10 ne, and clearer,
Till my les, hear see.
Then, ny weary striving ended,
May my spirii b attended
BY bright angels home 70 thee.
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A Novel nsds sf Selecting a Win.

~Sso6 WASs
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Tines, aader date of Nsveaber 18th,
writes:
The Csuat de ~, lived in q STYLE
OF single ssd independent bIessedness. He
vas yet ysusg. very rich. and was sur.
rounded y everything that could give en-
lsyssst to lRs-eIespt . wife. He had
freqasstly thought sf Becoming husband.
bat always declared OF before the knot
was tied.
Once. hsvsyer. he fesnd himself very
nearly esaniitiny the folly Of natrinoay.
A yssax person. the dasyhtsr Of enc Of
his frisads. pleased hin her fortuae pleas
ed bin. net less. perhaps. than her beauty
sad plishnsats, sad there we're ether
reassns Of esavsnissce. &C.. to Justify the
ualon. The Cssnt, whs Asd frequently
made the 6rst stsD towards matrinony y. bst
- freausatiy drsun back. Aal not vet de-
eided spsl the essrse 10 shssld adopt in
this case; 10 had promised the friends Of
the lady repeatedly. bst he had made No
sign Of perfssnaaes. His futsrs mother.
however. ksswiAg his vsakness in this re-
speet. resolved 70 bring matters 70 Q ter
minstien. sad therefore Demanded Of the
Count Whistler he ssald or wsuli not
marry her daughter. aAd requested a. i'm
mediate reply. The Count found himself
10 great snbsrra0neat. At this moment
has Tears cad Hesitation retsrasd with more
fierce thaa ever--he tfeablsd ct the con.
seqsescss.. Ts give ~ his cherished ha-
biu 81 bssbslsrhssd. be -fssnd vas hard /; Il
vas almost inpsssible Co ssbsadeas then.
In this ensrgeaey ks resolved to appeal 10
chaness He wrsts t~s letters ; in the one
be accepted the hand Of the ysusg lady, ID
the ether he refused IL. He thea put them
into hat and called HE ssrvant. "Taks
enc u these lsttsrs." said ks. /" and carry
n to the Chstsau de -.s (Which,
sirr Which yes please" The SER
yant chsss letter. The Csuat bsrnt the
ether without opening II. A distsaes q
ten leagues separated The tws chstsass.
The dsasstie mast b abssnt twenty fsur
hours .seaiy -fssr hssrs nss slapss before
the ossat esslA know his fats. Mis- situs-
tisn is anything bat agreeable 10 kssws
net dsriag tssatysfsur hesrs whether he
10 married .ss o. sisgis sas-vhsthsr
he has still the power - dispsss 81 himself,
o. whether he 10 already disposed of. The
domestic returned 10 lad carried the let
Ger Of scceptatiss, ssd n. 4 49, is|
ewes q this tine, the happisss hssbsad is|
this part u the csustfy. 1tfs z ~
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ON SALE
On .000 his SMOKING ToBAcce"o e,nreh.. !
~o,UuU lssos lbs. MANUFACTURES ditto
10000 lbs. SALT,
5000 lbs RICE,
2o,0se CLAY PIPES, ssssr,sa.
500 lbs. SPANISH BROWN, 8,
see pounds English CoPPERAs.
$50 pounds Dutch NADER,
SO pounds Spanish INDIGO,
3 pounds FIG BLUE,
a,sOe pounds English SODA,
sbsnsh TANNERS OIL,
SALAD OIL and BLACKING,
GREEN and BLACK TEA,
loo TOOTH BRUSHES, assorted,
iho FINE and COARSE COMBS.
1900 sPools White and Black COTTON,
30 pounds Black FLAX THREAD,
20 gross STEEL PENS and LEAD PENCILS.
30 rssas CIR. LETTER and NOTE PAPER,
NsS Lois and INK.
80 sen KNIVES and FORKS, r.g
Taliow ksa Adansa,ine CANDLES, III
NAIs, IkGN. and CUT TACks, ai
5s.BRO0Ms. Black GRAPE,
LAMPBLAcK ,nd TURPENTINl,
1000 Edge PLATES.
100 WASH BOWL
100 LINEN g. HAA0KERcHIEFs. s...r,.a
WANTED--sll kiads. PRODUCE
October al. a,
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odd Prices Have Come Back.

Y0U osages anything in ear lias at Old Price, b.
- ysu must pay in provisions at o Pfies. II rev
hsvs no prsvisieas, Confederate money will buy any
sAisg We have to SELL and glad to get Il Come bseA
- the honest old prices, and save your country.
SIMPSON 4 HOOKER.
eotsssr alA IT,
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THE HILLsBoRoUaH RECORDER
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within shfss months; or Biz Dollars, 10 delayed esli
vi ihs sspirsiion Of The year.
Nepsps VIII BE- discontinued until sil sr..ms.-
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No pspsf viii be ssnt 10 nss subserhsn ON, AZ A.
slss unless Psymsn. 70 made 10 sd,snes. or se-.
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idvsnIills BATES for he Re srdsr.
Advertisements nos sreseJips foun..n H..
Solsn fof The 6rss, and one dclr 10, ,sss 49,
Insertion. longer ones 10 proportion. coun ss,s,s.
ments tweniy-fvs per esnl kiehes. desues,s- n
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i. BROWN q
Commission Merchants,
MTLaLBoR0uGH, n. o.

q Gu the frst Monday in each meath We ssll
ell food and cothins on hand ,e the asess.i.eus Of
Orange at cost.
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BLADDERS! BLADDERS!i
I WILL pay Fry cents (5s) for Beef and Tves,..
! Eve for Neg BLADDERS. They must BE- ~,
cleaned and kept blown up until perfectly dry, wh,.
they can be pressed together and sen, 70 mo By r.
press. When twenty -fvs or more ere cen, ., ~.
I will pay tbs freight. ssi
R.B. SAUNDERS.
Chapel Mill. N. o.
Neveosss ~. 1a-4u
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BssArxs TAasssn Ysua Nsss.-Ths
habit u breathing thresgh its nsstrils. says
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MILITARY NECESSITY.
a MOI 10 sell any,Aing creep. for cash. Plsase
do not ak for credit. Cali and ss,,Is.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
From New York.

NEW York, Nav % The supply steamer
Newbern, IRON the bockading squadron, has ar
rived. bringing a number of blockade running
prisoners
The rebel iron clad North Carolina. which re-
Gently came short distance over the Whining
ton bar. leaked so badly that she was compelled
to run ashore. When the tide left she broke in
twain amid>h hips.
A Fort Monroe dispatch of the Doth SAYS that
squads vi rebel prisoners continue to arrive in
dllapidated condition
Sherdan's force has left Haxall, and will soon
be heard from.
The Navy Department has a dispatch stating
that the dam on Red River is complete and our
iron cad~ will soon be over
The HeraId's correspondent, near Spottsylva-
mia. May 81, says:
Our troops wire moving all night TO a new po-
sition. This morning the general headquarters
are broken up. and nearly the whole army Is in
motion. Precisely where our next resting place
will be- time can alone determine.
The general expectation is that we shall have
hard fighting at once.
Another correspondent saws:
In the fight OF Thursday night, in which the
heavy artillery aided so handsomely. our loss
was but half the number originally stated.
A rebel deserter saws their loss was double
ours He says the rebels much chagrined at
their failure To turn our right.
The 9Th corps now occupies the position in ad-
vance of two lines of the works held by the en-
envy few days since so the progress is at least
sure aud steady.