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newed attempts to subdue the South. .
a war OF invasion of the North, will suspend
Their wages; their daily pay as soldiers. in green
PACKS, viii amount to nothing. The
North Will not rise 10 defend itself; but the mass
es VIII cry aloud for peace For no matter who
eonquers, no matter what the terms of peace
peace will give them mployment-without
which they cannot live. The Federal Govern
ment is bankrupt, ,and has no means left where
with to feed and clothe its soldiers and their fam
lilies. II is not, on the whole, at all improbable
that we may this Fall invade the North, and on
her soil dictate the terms of peace At all events,
it is worth trying The North is just about TO
become bankrupt in men and in means, and now
is the time TO push her to the wall. A just ret
ribution demands That we retaliate on her the
cruelties she has inflicted on us."-G Richmond
Sentinel .fug s.
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.Peace a Hateful Word.n

eft [Peacel has become a hateful word, and
should be left exclusively to the use of Buffalo
orators in a neighboring State, if any of that
sort still drvel and sniyel. Let us get rid Of the
whole vile cant, and say at once we are for war,
and nothing but war, until, as Davis is said to
have SAID, the last of this generation falls in his
tracks, and then that we mean to pass it to the
next as an inheritance. 1t is for those who have
uniustly and wantonly invaded onr country to
oiier us peace; and when they do, they uiH still
otter II IN rain until their armed men are with
drawn from the sod of these Confederate States,
and The Icton flag Of stripes is shurled doicn from
ererg fort trithiR our borders After that It will
be time enough TO prate about peace .Notv the
perg tcord is nonsense. II Richmond Examiner,
Aug. 18th
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@s> On and after June 13ththemer
kGRsszS CASC0 will until furthefuee
-leeve Burnham's Wharf, foak 8
and Cushtng's Islands at and 10 80 A. NJ. a
and 3 80 L. NJ. Returning will leave CushingAnd
at 8 40 and IL 10 A. M, and 2 As aud 5,l5 7.
Tickets 25 cents, down and back; Childrtets.
June e-du
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''It (peacel has become a hateful word, and
should be left exclusively to the use of Buffalo
orators in a neighboring State, if any of that
sort still drive and sniyel Let us get rid of the
whole vile cant, and say at once We are for war,
and nothing but war, until, as Davis is said 10
have said, "the last of this generation falls in
his tracks" and then We mean to pass it To the
next as an inheritance. II is for those who have
unjustly invaded our country to offer US peace
and when they do, they will still offer it in vain
until their armed men are withdrawn from the
soil Of these Confederate States, and the felor
flag of stripes is hauled down from every for
within our borders. After that it will be tim,
enough to prate about peace. Now the yer,
word is snonsense.-l Richmond Examiner.
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MCCARTHY & BERRY,
Administrators sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, tn pursuant tonse
~ from the Judge Of Probate for Cumand
County, shall sell a. public auction, at m,ell-
ing house In Raymond, in said Comfy. on 10Th
day of September, 1854, at one O'Clock in tlter
noon the following real estate, belonging to Es--
tate of james NJ Jordan, late of said Ray m'de
ceased viz: tue reyersion OF The dover u o
the widow of said deceased, and also abouteen
acres OF wild land situated in said Raymondthe
portherly side OF the road leading from kond
Hill to New Gloucester.
said sale being necessary for the payr OF
charges of Adm nistration and other natal
charges.
OLIVER p. JORDAN, N.
By A. b. Holden, hisy.
Aug. 8, 1864 32w3wi
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Food for Reflection, for .Peace'' Demo.
cTats.

cTatS.
1.-THE North may cease TO carry on active hos
tilities long before it will consent TO recognize
our Independence, and enter into formal terms
of peace with u.s. They are in terrible
dread of IN invasion by US of the North, and
more busy in trying to devise ways and means
10 rspsl such apprsAsadsd invasion than in re-
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EDWARD SHAW,
JONAS b. TOWNSEND,
Sup. Dover Gas II. Co.
Certificate from the gas litter of tho Mills, etc., at
Lowell, Mass.

LOWELL, Mass, July IL, 1854.
Messrs HSi GoodeH-An experience of many
years In the gas fitting business has often suggested
to me the great value of an improvement whereby
the pressure OF gas might be regulated at the point
of consumption. Many and fraitle-s attempts have
from time to time been made to place regulators
the meter. Experience has shown that all such at
tempts have proved failures have also aud
used in my business nearly all the socale improve
menis in burners, wherein that which you have ac-
compiished has been attempted, but always failed
Alter careful examination and thorou h test of
your Gas Reguators-which are attached immedi-
ately under each burner part of the gas fixture
am fully convinced that your improvement isa de-
cided success the lights improved in brightness and
In is Illuminating mower while the ~ saved 10
the consumer ia full 80 per cent The combustion is
perfect, hence the improvement must be adopted as q
matter OF economy, well as the luxury of good
and steady light. cheeriully recommend 1t to the
trade aud to all consumers of gas
Yours, &C., H. X. BARKER,
jy2S diff Gas Fitter, s Central Street.
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augledt
u. .. Marshal's Notice.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
DISTRICT or MAINE ss
tJURSUANT tS Monition from the Hon. Ashur
are, Judge the United States District Court
within and for the District Of Maine. hereby give
puolc n tice tha, the following Libel has been hled
in said Court viz
A Libel against ONE GHIRTY.sEcoHp PART OF
rhE SHlr JosEPH CLARR and her appurfe eadtees
seized by the Collector OF the District of Bangor
District
:, Which seizure was for breach of thelaw of the
onted states, as Is more particularly set forth in
sald Lloel; that a hearing and trial will be had
thereon al bath, in said District the First Tues
aay q september merit, where any persons interest
eu may appear and show cause, ifany be shown,
wherefore the same should not be decreed forfeit
and disposed OF according to law.
dated at Portland this twenty-second day of Au-
gust, A. ID. 1864. h. A. QUINBY
U. s. Deputy Marshal
Augl dlid Dist. of Maine.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BRoCKsIEPER's PATENT
Gas GuIator

E4CLUslVE Agency for the sale of the Reg
- niator in Portland No. 102 Middle street, up
stars, Edward Shaw Sole Agent This new article
lor publc favor will save 30 per cent TO the consum
OF over any gas burner in use; 2 600 have been
SOLD In New gland since January asi This l. not
Iegu afor TO be affixed TO the meter all such have
iaeu, but is attached Immediately under each burn
er up, ana IS part Of and ornament to- the gas
MIXTURE itself The particular whiteness and steadi-
ness OF the light produced-because of the exact
proper eomDustion-astonishes all who have seen
y, while the positive fact of obtaining the Improved
Hght att reduced expense need only be inYestiga
~ TINS othce 20 ensure the confidence OF the most
skeptical The regulator is perfect ''tell tale on
the exact amount Of gas used No pressure attained
by the Gas Company affects it dsadyanta geou.ly in
the least; Gas Companies all recommend il because
IL gives entire satisfaction TO consumers hence their
number OF consumers are increased. Retail price
81 cents each The article will be adjusted for con.
sunefs Immediately trequiring but a few moments
tmel and ii not suited will be taken off free of ex-
pense.
EDWARD SHAW,
l02 Middle Street, up stairs
We have this day appointed Edward Shaw sole
vender and agent tor Brocksieper's Patent ReguIa-
tor in Portland; all orders Tor the goods must be
made through him.
HULL & GooDELL.
Below give certificates of the high estimation
of the Regulator in other places where il now in
use:
DOVER, July Is, 1854.
Nessrs. Hull 7 G0odeH:-The Directors of the
Doyer Gas Light Company after full and thorough
examination and test of "BrocksIeper Gas Reguia-
tor" have ordered me to purchase one hundred
dollars worth of the same, which 1 have this day
done, and have also received for said company the
exclusive agency for sad goods in and for tho city OF
Dover. Yours, truly,
Sup. Dover Gas 1t. Co.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-28
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At every store where these DYES are sold, can be
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Numerous testimonials could be given from ladies
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The low price at which this medicine is offered
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-28
THE EARLY PHYSICAL DEGEN-
4 ERACY OF
AMERICAN PEOPLE
And the early melancholy decline Of Childhood
and Youth,
JUST fpHLtsnRD Hy
ID Il S II ON e

JUST tthitthkD IN
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This is mot thrilling book, ana is the result
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~ Consumption, Catarrh, and Brenchitis,
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~ Consumptives and Nervous Inyalids, will
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- The attending Ply sieian will be found al
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Address, DIR. ANDREW STONE,
Physician to the Troy Lung and Hygienic Inst-
,1te, and Physician for diseases Of the Heart,
Throat and Lungs, SO Fifth street, Troy, N. Y.
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$1,000 REWARD (!

The subscriber having leased the Iron Foundry
10 merry owned a occupied hy Langdon,
u pared to make CASTINGS OF all descriptions,
heavy aud light, hard and soft, on reasonable
terms,
FOR READY PAY ONLY.
Machinery of ell dsser. p;ions finished up in the
beet manner.
Piows Cultivators, Road Scrspers, Corn Shell
srs, Stoves and stovep:pe kept constantly on
hand.
Particular sttent on Is called to our heavy box
stove, (ess burner, sui'abls for warming depo.s,
stores, shops, &c.-also for furnaces for dwellings
it has no eQusi:
~ lid iron wanted in exchange for castines
p. F. CHEEvER.
Castleton, Dec 1, 1858 4ow2m<
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A DMi NlS1RATt RS SALE.-For

"A I'M MI kA1t KS SALE. - For
- tNs, Parm lying in HIT, nden, near
AMI u my acres of good land and GOTTA re use
and v God house with nok kitchen an JOINER shf D
Hnd Ter r ON lleenneeted three La LIS Of GOD
:. ana IN geod repair d ht}ed for putting up
70 head OF cattle; shed 70f ct long Join NJ the
barn on one side, ana one 20 feet on the other
side at the end II the shed is oonneo ed a CIV
mouse and granary a few rods from that is q
an oh in 1t for boiling swill making soap. wash
ing &C., with one other building IS ieet by 90 for
housing farming tools and lumber, with rood
carriage shea in front Of said house the house is
painted red, immed with whine; the barus are
all well watered as well rs the house
have another IA m lying in what is cal ed
New Bosto- containing ff,y acres; a small new
house, say ~ feet square, and good barn /; said
land has en- owed for thirty years in success
SION, and 1t cuts enc ten OF hay per acre the
land is now well fenced and lies facing the south
forty tons cf hay have been cut from it and it
might be arranged 20 cut much more
have one other piece of land lying in New
Boston, containing some :5 acres Of pastur,ne
this pasture is rather moist bet e. for cattle than
ioI sheep, and IT will produce large quantity of
have one other piece Of wood land living near
the turnpike leading from Rutland to Plttsfield,
containing about 20 acres, wi h abou. enc huu-
dred logs cut and pilea en- it,
nave enc h.r timber lot containing about
$50 &C es, ly ing the top of the mountain, with
any qut nnfy of spruce t mber. and that OF The
best kind. This land lies WI hin alb, ut two miles
OF what is called tee Woo saw mil.
Then have one other tract of land lying in
Chittenoon, near what is calie 1 Smiths Meadows
containing about two hundred and III acres
with house and barn and saw mill il is ali
timber land but about Ave res where the build
lngs are. They stand near the cents e of the land
here IS probably more cedar on the lot than all
the cedar in the town of ChIttend, n elsewhere
ihere ls some pine and spruce, and hemlock in
abundance.
All the above wish to sell by the single lots or
altogether, and where is The man that will give
me eight thousand dollars for the above!
For further particulars call on it SIAH LEON
ARD, OF Pittsi, I'd, Administrator OF the estate of
David Wood, deceased.
The estate of David " ooj, Esq, must be sold
to settle the claims against il, and i propo e to
sell cheap and give a liberal pay cay If sirei
With good Sc urily for those wis., ing to il mber
Now is the time, as there is good saw mil ard
two hundred and thirty acres of lar d within | T.
tie more than half m lie of the mills ana the best
lot that can be found in this sect on of ountry.
JOSIAH LEONARD, Administer tor.
Pittsford, Dec. 20, 1868. 52:4sw
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs

oARARRH SNUFF. This Snuff has thorourly
proved itself to be the best article ever known for
curing the Catarrh, Cold in the Head, and the
Headache. 1t has been found an excellent RENE
dy in many cases Of Sore eyes. Deafness has been
removed, and Hearing has been greatly improved
BY its use II purgss out all distractions strength
ems the glands, and gives healthy action to the
Fartsafiected. 1t is recommended by many Of the
best physicians, and is used with great subtraction
everywhere.
BEWARE OF ooUNrERFEiTs.-A fac ,imi,.
Of the signature Of the proprietor, CHARLIs Bow.
ss, is on every bottle. Sold BY druggists every
where.
May 2, 1855. dAv,
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STATE OF VERMONT, District Of

~ Fairhayen, IS. The Prot.te Court for the
District OF Fanhaven.
To all persons interested in the estate OF julius
u Drake, late of Castleton, in said district de-
ceased, GRrrrIs..
BY the authority Of the State of Vermont, You
are hereby notified 10 appear before said Probate
Court, al the Probate Office in Castleton, in said
district, on the 18th day of January, A. ID.
1854, TO show cause, if any you have, why the
account Of Fayette Barney, adm nistrator Of the
es'a'e OF said deceased should not be allowed,
and also why the residue Of said estate should
not he distributed TO the parties entitled thereto
Dated at Castleton, IN said district, this 18th day
Of nuary, A. d. 1864.
JOHN HOWE Register
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GHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS /!
A beautiful and appropriate al ticle for HoLIpAy
GIFT, to old or young, is the
CRAIG MIeRos SCOPE,

MAesIPIEs 100 pIAnErRrs, or 10, 600 rrnHs.
Although Of high magnifying power. this
Microscope is SO slmp that child can use it
for 1t requires no focal adjustment; therefore it
neither fatgues the eye, nor wearies the PATIENCE
like other Microscopes.
"The Microscope tells me that in the leaves Of
every forest, and N the flowers of every garden,
and in the waters Of every r.vulet, there are
worlds teeming with life, and numberless as the
glores Of the frmament."-C Chalmers.
Parents who wish to instruct and benefit their
chi dren as well as interest and amuse them, will
here find the means of doing so.
The ropul arity Of this instrument is constantly
scope, its power and its cheapness sre certainly
wonderful.
k6 This Microscope, in brass, is sent by mail.
postage paid, for $2,25; or with 6 beautiful
or with 4s objects for IS; postage paid In hard
rubber for so cents in addition TO the above
prices
MOUNTED OBJECTS,
Any number desired from half dozen 10 four
dozen d ferent obiects-can be had at the rate Of
81, so dozen.
Also we have an interesting variety Of
MICROSCOPIC PHOTOGRAPHS,
Anone them Is the Lords Prayer oontsinirs e6s
letters on space less than half be sige of pins
head. but IN the microscope can be rad dis
tinctly
These are beautifully mounte, on glass sile..
and viii be sent BY mail or receipt Of Gfty cents
each
Illustrated CTeuiars, With list Of Mounted Oh
lecfs and Microscopic Phetogrs phs, will be sent on
Oh. WHEELER & co,
nos. and ! ssex st., Boston,
Manufacturers Agents-
Deessrs supplied on literal terms. 47iua0w
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STATE OF VERMONT, District of

II II VT I4INNINT4N DIoNIIVl Ut
- IL Haven, So. The Probate Court for the
District OF Fair Haven.
To sll persons interested in the estate of Charles
Young, late of sudbury in said district, deceased,
testate, GRVrr1se.
By the authority of the State OF Vermont, you
are hereby motif 10 appear before said Probate
Court, at the Probate Ofice in Castleton, in said
District, on the sth day Of February. A. ID. 1864,
to shtw caus', if any GU have, why certain in
st'ument, IN writing, e ed in said Court, and pur-
porting TO be the last will and lie lament of said
deceased, sho Ia not be proved and allowed
Dated at Ca, tleton, in said District, this 9Th
day OF JapGsry, A. ID. ls6t.
JOHN HOWE, Register