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@. FALLS 81 CO.,
agents B. & 0. r.. r.
DPS FRONT STREE

Our last telegram from Baltimore q Ohio
Railroad is dated 18th :-"Our route is in perfect
order, and we can forward any amount OF
cotton without delay" which will be good news
TO shippers, as a late Cincinnati Commercial
states, " We learn from a reliable source that
the Erie, New York Central, and Grand Trunk
Roads are pretty thoroughly blocked up, with
a fair prospect Of a similar state Of things on
the Pennsylvania Road. How long the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad can stand the surplus
pressure remains 10 be seen"
G.. FALLS & co.
Agents Baltimore q Ohio Railroad.
ME1fPHzs, Nov. Is, 1866. nolS-lm
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Eag- The Spanish Admiral Pareja an
nounees the blockade Of the Chilian coast
restricted to six principal ports. He con-
tinues to threaten the Chilian forts with
bombardment, but, at last advices, had
not carried his menaces into execution.
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MEETING or LIVERPOOL MERvHANl

An influential meeting OF merchants
and ship owners, interested in the trade
Of the west coast of America, was held in
Liverpool on the seventeenth inst The
conduct Of Spain was strongly denounced
for It's Gu0canearing acts and general
want Of political morality. A resolution
was passed to the effect that the meeting
viewed with surprise and indignation the
course pursued by the Spanish admiral,
and that a memqrisl should bedispatched
to Lord clarendon, requesting that the
Government should take prompt action
for the protection Of British interests.
This resolution having b6ea unanimously
.adosted, biessrs. HOrsfall and Graves, and
the Chairman, i. Turner, Esq, members
Of Parliament for the LaDcashire dis
tricts, were arpcigte7l delegation to pre-
sent a memorial TO Lord Clarendon on
the morning the steamer sailed,
From the London Morning post, Nov. Is.
THE BLOCKADE NOT CONSIDERED EF-
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GENERAL STORAGE BUSINESS.
rr,,av are ,,reuareH Il, store

building 20 q
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UHEAT WI0I ~ VI Nv
The confirmation of the blockade OF the
Gillian ports caused copper to advance
another ten pounds per ton, making a
total rise of twenty pounds in two days
BLOCKADE RUNNERS,
1t is stated in Liverpool that blockade
runners had been fitted out, and that II
was quite probable some would sail on
the day the Scotia left Liverpool.
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THE sHENANDOAH


A dispatch from London, dated the
eighteenth, says:
We have heauthority of Consul Dudley
for stating that the Shenandoah will saii
FOR New York On the twenty nrst, under
the command Of Capt. Freeman.
THE UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND.
The American correspondent OF the
Times represents the steady decrease OF
the Federal army and navy as evidence
that war IS not contemplated if she re-
fuses TO pay for the Alabama claims.
THE NEW ATLANTIC CABLE.
A dispatch from Copenhagen, Noyem /
Der seventeenth, says the King Of Dem
mark has granted TO Messrs. James
Vivid, Capmann d Co. concession for
laying telegraph cable between Eng
land, Norway and North America, by
way Of Greenland.
GREAT RISE N COPPER.
a. .. H. 10 rafF A
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RATES or ADVERTISING.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

Ayrirui Of he Scotia al NeD York;
citeBlent Orer the Spanish AqgressioaS
"a SO1tth -AHlericG-I Indignation Meet
ING gf L5rerpOOt Merchants Memorial
% be Presented TO Earl Clarendon
gtockudc Rtuansrs F5ftlHQOsR az Lirer-
l)00l-Ihc English Press on tie Rer0H
IA JIDiGicG- The CO30l5tet Of the Mi
targ Authorities Serersiu Criticise,i-
Important Reduction Of the French
ArDqU
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-. rhe Imnerialists at Matamo

Ia Inc ImperlaIlsts, az MatamofaS
have been reinforced by four hundred
AustFians and detachment of Zousves,
rendering the garrison as strong as the
Liberal force which has been keeping up
a feeble semblanee of a siege.
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BALTIMORE s. OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.

FTlHE Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company viii
i Receipt for Cotton or Merchandise through
nom Memphis to Liverpool, or TO any OF the
Eastern Cities at the Lowest Rates.
Their Line of Steamers is now in successful
operation. The initiatOry voyages having proved
asuccess beyond the most san guine hopes Of the
friends Of the enterprise.
The Steamships constituting this Lne.are OF
the Propeller order, each OF which has been
prepared for the Liverpool trade at great
expense. The internal Arrangements are OF the
most complete and comfortable character, the
entire accommodations comparing fayOrably
with other Lines OF Steamships crossing the
ocean.
The Baltimore Ohio Railroad having
suffered severely during the war, and thereby
having been deprived Of her legitimate freight
for the past four years, now solicits the return
OF her old friends and patrons Of the South and
West. The Road IS now In hIst rate condition,
! being amply supplied with Rolling stock, all
arrangements being complete for forwarding
Cotton OF other freight with dispatch,
shippers viii find IL TO their interest 10 ship
by THIS route, as lowest rates and short time are
| guaranteed.
n
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~. C,Iarah Cnnninoham aoad olo,

Ia ClarRh CunnIngham, aged eleven,
died at New York, on Saturday morning,
from the effect Of injuries received at the
st. John explosion. She is third victim
Of that disaster in a family Of four,
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rhe FuneraI Of rom saysrs.

Prom the London Daily News
rRg KING OF TERRORB AND THE
ROUGHS.
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Layer Raisins,

In whole and quarter boxes; Seedless Raisins,
Fies GTtron Almonds and Currants,
For Sale by ". T. PL UNHEl2, ug'f,
Cor. Second and Union streets
Greenlaw Building.
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On and after WEDNESDAY, the sth instant
the trains on the Memphis and Charleston Ran
road VIII run Daily, as follews:
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la. france contains an article directed
against the rumors Of intended territorial
modifications attributed to the emperor.
The writer says France does not sock any
territorial Acknowledgement, she mas no
desire whatever to reconstruct the map
of Europe, but If other greatpowefs WISH
to overthrow for their own pront lhe
European balance of power Fraiice
would be compelled to foruiy heI ue
fensiye positions. to take precautions,
and secure her own safety, while re-estab-
fishing an equilibrium which would re-
store to her those guarantees the changes
elsewhere might have destroyed.
The Antrie says Marshal Magenta VIII
shortly proceed 10 Austria. The same
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TRANSPORTATION.
NOTICE To SHIPPERS.
The Memphis and Charleston
RAILROAD

Is prepared Ia receive and pay steamboat
charges and drRysRe freights consigned 20
parties at the following points on tbs Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, yiEs
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Pickles, English g. American,

Caulifower. ChOW-Chow,
Piccolili, Mixed,
Gherzins, Onions,
Picked olives,
Pickles by Gallon or Barrel,
For Sale az pLUMdEI3&
Corner Union and Second,
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A DDISON COUNTY COURT,
n ,Iune Term. 4. D., 1865.
CHARLES EVERTS. Admir-
Ofthe estate If
NORMAN BOAkDMAN,
HIR An RIDER

Whereas. tho aid Plaintiff on the div O.
a. D.. 1865. served out his writ against ths
defendant, returnahle to said court at the term
aforesaid. dcclosin. in an action on romisarv
note dated at Salisbury, in said county. on the 10
dav Of August. 1851; hv which defendant for
value receive promised to paw Lucinda Boardman,
Administrator Of the estate OF Norman }oardman.
or bearer two hundred and two (5202) dollars and
eighteen cents. with one dav after the date OF
said note and further declo,ing in Assc for
money had anil received. goods sold and delivered.
money lent and accomo lated money laid our
and expended: material, furnished: ronev found
due Plaintfon account which said wit was duly
served by Aocherv all the land and real estate OF
the saiu defendant. with the equity Of re1eeming
the same. in the town of Ripton. in said COUNTY.
And was duly returned and entered upon the dock
ct If said court. at said town thereof.
And it having been made to appear to said court,
that the said defendant was absent from this State
At the time Of the service Of said writ, and had
not returned within the same, at The time Of trial,
and had had no notice of the service Of the same.
il is ordered by said court the said cause he con-
tinued to the next term Of said court and that no.
tice be given to the said defendant. by publication
Of the said writ on the subsistence thereof together
with the orders Of said court in the Midilebury
Register newspaper published at Middlehury.
in said county. the last OF which shall lie at
least twenty days before the next term of said
court.
Dated At Middlebury, this oh day of October.
4 n, 1865
2S;sw A.P. TUPPER Att'yio Plaintiff
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ICON the night of Aug. l4th, the
clothes drying ON the lines at the Timothy
Fletcher place in Ludlow. were all stolen
On the same night some thief took all on
the lines at the T. +. Parker place in
Proclorsviie, valued in all at $50. Since
then Sheriff Warren of Ludlow, has been
quietly on the track of the dastardy
scamps and last week made Il raid on the
premises Of family named Currier, in
Chester, between Gassett's station and
North Springfield He found all the
property but about 81 worth, that had
been used up by the family.
....Mr. Ebenezer Phillips has raised,
the present season, on his farm in Sand
gate, fine field of buckwheat, and he
counted the produce of one kernel, and
found the yield to be three houed@d t,co
hundred and seventy kernels !
1.-The committee appointed at a
meeting of Vermont Officers, held at
Montpelier in November last, have called
a meeting at the Pavilion October 18th,
for the purpose of forming a permanent
organization, and TO sit down together to
a supper in the evening All Vermont
Offices are cordially invited to attend
whether they receive circular or not.
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D [ T. d

In New Haven, Sept. 2Gth, of consumption,
Ira AbeTnetly, aged 81 years.
In East Mid,,leburv, Sept 16 Mrs Clara A Gil
man, wife Of f.. \. Gilman, and daughter Of VIM
II. and Eliza \. Eldridge of that place. aged %
years.
Also their only child. Clara Bell Gilman. aged :
weeks who died two hours after the mothers de-
Iarture. and was laid quietly in its last sleep on
its mothers arm in the same coffin
This was a most affecting sight indeed. 1t called
many to the house Of mourning, and Of worship
where the husband bent in agony over the precious
VEN ms of his entire family, the parents over
those OF an only daughter, and the brother over
those of an only sister. The whole house Went
also, at the moving sight. Mrs. Giln an was true
kind, and good in all these relations, and altho
young, very patient, resigned and sef-possesseu III
view of approaching death, she said mother.
weep not, am happy-we shall all meet again >
She gave all other necessary direction, selected
ner rrshng-place, the attendants, and requested
that he who had united them in holy wellock
should solemnize the dissolution. Her disesss was
consumption, continued with other complaints Of
which the sweet, plump babe partook. that kept
them united in death and in glory. Nav the d.
Wine blessing rest on all the lonely survivors.
X. II!
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'EIIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrayed Females Pills.
Prepared .trom a p'c,c'TP'io" o. Sir Jd~eN
Ciahr, W. d., Pyrr,aa Er''ytor-
d'"ouy To tie queen.

This Invaluable nc' iue j. uaf,i,ins the car,
of all those painful ami dnYcruu, .li-ed r- lUwici
III" female constitution is sui jcci. Ii uiudcr.. e
u ! excess and remove, all distractions, and .
speedN cure may he rclir ON
TO MARRIED LADIES
L. j. peculiarly suited. Il will, ia a short lime
bring un the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle. price One Dollar, bears the Govern.
ment Stamp ol Great britain to prevent counter
ieits.
UTIOS.
These Pill should not lie taken by females dur
ing the FIRST THREE MONTHS OF Pregnancy,
a. they are sure 10 bring ON Miscarriage. but at
any other time they are safe.
In all cases If Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue On slight
eXel tiuh PIlpita ion of the Heart Mysteries and
Whites, these Pills will effect when all Other
means have failed; AMI alt ouih powerful REM
edy do not contain iron. cacnie, anthony, OF
anything hurliul to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package. which should he carefully preserved.
Sole agent Tor the United States and Cauadas.
JOB MOSES.
q Cortlandt ST., New York.
\. B.-sl 90 and six postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized agent will insure u bottle con-
taining iity Pills, by return mail. Sold 10y all
Druggists. Oily
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JOHN PATTEN, Jr., Proprietor.

The Pacific Hotel Is well and widely known to
the travelling public. The location is especially
suitable 20 merchants and business men; il is in
close proximity to the business part Of the City
is on the highway Of southern and Western travel
and adjacent to all the principal RIilioad and
Steamboat depots.
The Pacific has liberal accommodation for over
800 guests; it is well furnished, and possesses
every modern improvement for the comfort and
entertainment Of its inmates. The rooms are
spacious and well ventilated; provided with gas
and water; the ATTENDANCE is prompt respect
full; and the table Is generously provided with
every delicacv Of the season.
The subscriber who, for the past few years, has
been the lessee is now sole proprietor, and intends
to identify himself thoroughly with the interests
OF his house. With long experience as a hotel
keeper, he trusts, by moderate charges and lib
efal policy. to maintain the favorable reputation
Of the Pacific Hotel.
NIB. To prevent Overcharge by lIackmen. the
coaches Of the Hotel are owned by the proprietor,
26yl JOHN PAITEN, Jr.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TNHE GREATEST DISCOVERY

Farmers, Families and others can purchase no
remedy equal to Dr. Tobias Venetian Linimeni,
fur dysentery, collie, Group, chronic rheumatism,
sore threats, toohache, sickness, cuts, burns,
swclllugs. bruises, old sores. headache, mosquito
bites, pains in the limbs. chest, back &c. II 1t
does not give relief the money will be refunded -
All that is asked is trial and use 1t according to
the directions
DIR ToB1As-Dear Sir: | have used your We
nelian Eminent in my family for n number Of
wears aud believe it to lie the best article for what
1t is recommended that have ever used. For
sudden attack OF Group it is invaluable. | have
no hesitation in recommending 1t for all the uses
1t processes to cure. [ have sold 1t for many
years, and 1t gives entirr satisfaction.
CHAS II. TRIMMER
Quakertown, y. Y, May 8, 1858.
Price 40 and so cents Sold bv all druggists -
Office Sc Cortlandt Street, New York. 20; lin
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Gov. Smiths Valedictory.

In his valedictory message on Thurs
day afternoon, Gov. Smith stated the re-
-ceipts of the treasury Tor the last year to
he $4,000, POI, and the expenditures ST.
696,772. The funded liabilities amount
to Sl,66l, 179, and the current resources
reduce this amount by $23,411. The
extraordinary receipts and disbursements
for the past four Yeas have been -
RECEIPTS.
Taxes, S3,4O6, 093
State bonds outstanding, 1,650,009
ACCOMPLISHMENTS from United States,
Coz, 303
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WIN ELAND NDS.

TO ALL WANTING FARMS.
Large and thriving settlement, mild and health
full climate, 80 miles South Of Philadelphia by
railrond. Rich soil, producing large crops. which
can now be seen growing Ten, twenty and fifty
acre tracts, at from S25 to $a5 per acre, payable
within four years. Good business openings for
manufactures and Others. Churches, schools. and
good society. 1t is now the most improving place
East or West. Hundreds are settling and building.
The beauty with which the place is laid out Is I'M
surpassed Letters answered. Papers giving full
information will be sent free Address CHARLES
X. LANDS, Vineland Post-Oliee, Lands Town
ship, n. j.
From Report OF Scion Robinson, Agricultural
Editor of the 7iibuHe: g 1t is one Of the most ex-
tcnsive fertile tracts, in almo t level position
and suitable condition for pleasant farming that
we know Of this side of the Western Prairies"
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DEST MUSICAL INSTRUCTORS.

THE BEST PIANOFORTE BOOK
i Richardson's New Method, S375
THE PEST ORGAN BOOK
l. Znndel, Modern School, 400
THE BEST CAB NET ORGAN BOOK
Is Winners Perfect Guide 10
THE BEST MELODEON BOOK
i Znndel's Instructor, 40
THE BEST GUITAR BOOK
i Curtis Meihod 500
THE BEST VIOLIN BOOK
Is Fessenden's Modern School, $50
THE BEST FLUTE BOOK
l. Borhiguier's Method, 90
THE BEST VlOLINCELLO BOOK
i Komherg's School. $50
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w HISKERS!
I IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIX. DOW continues to devote
his entire time to the treatment of all diseases in
cident to the female system. An experience Of
twenty-three years enables him to guarantees
speedy and permanent relief in the worst cases of
SUPPRESSION and all other MENSTRUAL DERAxGE-
>IENTs, from whatever cause. All letters must
cont in 81. Office, No. Q Endicott stIeet, Boston,
n. B.-Boar.. furnished to those who wish to
remain under treatment.
Boston. June %. 1865. l5:lv
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. q 'z''2 &

DR.. STRIcKLAND'S PILE REMEDY has cured
Thousands If the worst ca OF Blind ard Bleed
ing Piles 1t gives immediate relief and effects /,
permanent cure. Try it directly Il is warranted
to cure.
For sale by all Druggists so cents per ot;le.
27:Gw
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< UPERIOR DRAIN TILE made of

y Of the celebrated strong, tenacious clay Of
Woodbridge. n. j.. burned with intense heat over
the Fire Brick in Fire brickklns, and sold at mod
crate prices as the cav MUST he remoN ed from
Orer valuable beds of the best White Ware, and
Fire Brick clav. Also, double glazed Stone Ware
Pipe, with cUlurs for making water-tight pipe to
conduct pure water free from rust and poison.
Stove Innings and Fire Brick. &C., &C., Of best
quality. Shipped by railroad or water direct from
Factory, Oh Ohio Channal Of Raritan River, u
miles from New York City.
CROSSMAN BROS. & CO. Woodbridge, n. J.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the subscribers being appointed by the
Probate Court Tor the District On ADDISON c. .
missioners, to receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against the es-
tate Of ISAAC BARROWS,
late OF Brid3ort, in said district deceased and also
all claims and demands exlihted in offset
thereto; and six months from the Dist day Of
Sept 1863, being allowed hv said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business Of our said
appointment at the dwelling house of the deceased
on the 2sth days Of October aud February next,
from o'clock, A, NJ. until o'clock, p NJ, on
each uf sand DAYS.
Datei at Bhlport, this .25th day OF sept. -.
d 1865.
Il. B. BLOOMFIELD, J co,,,-.
17;jw =, L. PRIBBLE. WI" 10
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CTATE OF vERMONT-District of

~ New Haven, IS.
At Probate Codrt held at Bristol. within AID
for the district of New Haven, on the 9Th day Of
October, 1865. The administrator Of the estate Of
Jane FAIR, late Of New Haven, IN said district,
deceased made application to said Court, to render
and settle his administration account with said
estate, and present .he same for allowance.
Whereupon the said Court appointed the 27tn
day Of November 1861, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. at the office Of the Judge Of said Court
in Bristol aforesaid as the time and place fer said
settlement, and made an order requiring notice 10
be given to all persons interested Of the time and
place appointed for said settlement; and for which
purpose it is further ordered that copy Of tue
record Of this order be published three weeks sue
cessively in tho Mildlebury gi,tei--printed at
Middeburv, In this State-previo to the time
appointed for said settlement.
HARVEY MUNSILI. Judge
A true copy Of record.
2S:Sw II. MUNSITT. Judge.
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Addison, rs.
BE 1t remembered that al Probate Court holden
at Middebury, in aud tor the District Of addison,
on the 25th dav Of September A. D., 1865. an in
sirument purporting to he the last will and tes-
lament Of
SAMUEL JOHNSON,
late OF Salisbury in said district deceased Is pro-
sentcd Tor probate and allowance; II is thereupon
ordered, that said Instrument he considered tor
probate and allowance by this court at the -essiun
thereof, to he holden at The probate office, in Mid
dlehurv, Monday, the 2jih dav Of October
next CA. D., 1865 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon;
and that notice thereof lie piven to all persons,
that they may appear aud make their ohiecii ms,
II any they may have to the probate aud allow.
ance of said instrument as the last will and tesla
ment Of said deceased bv publishing n certified
copy Of this order in the Middlenurv Register
a newspaper printed at said 1lidllehury--.hee
weeks successfully previous to tie time Of suid
court.
JED. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy Of record.
2i;3wl Attest, JED s Bushnell Register
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TAR. FELIX OURARD' S
IT4LIdN .)fEDTC.4TE SOHP

cit is well known, cures Tan, Pimples' Freckes
Salt Rheum, Barriers Itch, Chaps, Chaies, Tender
Flesh, etc. besides being the VERY best shaving
compound ever invented GOURARD'S POU-
DIRE SUBTLE ugrools hair from low foreheads
upper liz, or any part Of the body. safely and
quickly warranted. Liquid ROUGE fol pale
lips and cheeks. LILY WHITE, for flushed, red,
and heated faces. Found at DR.. Gourard's old e.
tablished depot, 553 Broadway
The purity and efficacy OF the above prepara-
tons have been Endorsed by tens of thousands,
who have used them the past Twenty-Five years.
AGENTS - Calender, Philadelphia; Bates,
Goopwin & Co., Boston; johnson Detroit: X "
ser Hittsburgh; Wood, Richmond, Va, and
Druggists generally.