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COTTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAIL

n COTTON, ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
~ Household Furniture, comprising nearly the entire
stents OF two housss removed from Thirty eighth street;
or 70 COED Carpets French plate Mirrors elegant Dana
zee and other Curtains Blankets Sheets large quantity
4 Mstny, 90, de- This day Thursday November IS, at
ia Broadway, Fourth street. at 10K o'clock almost
entire Furniture Of two largo houses removed to tho
sre for convenience of SALE the salo will be large and
srthy The attention OF all thore 10 quantity Of good
ksrior Dining Room, Bedroom and Basement In all the
80 oak there also 80 20 Carpets very rch
ssc quantity OF elegant Damask Brocade and Lace Cur
as $40 or 400 yards of Mating large quantity OF Blankets
Nu'lts, Sheets Countcrpanes French plate Mirrors
ohree extra large Library Bookcases, &c, &c.
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Il CHARLES l.. FLEMING.
rsxpayers' and Peoples Candidate

NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC GENERAL CONN
IN MASONIC HALL. THIRTEENTH srnESr. Nov 4
YORK arc hereby called upon 70 elect aei.Sa.s. 70
. comptroiier, Aldermen, Coanaimea and School
. % chosen - Ss i The oow
several Democratic ward associations represented
erai Committee shall meet at their usual places 81 NJ
or before Friday the 10th instant for the purpose OF
Delegates 70 the various noninatns conventions sbos
The number Of delegates W tho City conye rtIon Ell
wards have members 10 this Gsner.d Com nittse. s
yention 10 meet nj Masonic Hall. East Fhrtecnth,
sy sssnps ss ssse. aonsns district con
shall be one delegate from each election district ~
or partsef ward, comprising the saela nc ais, ISL
on Monday evening November 10, "a O'Clock, 81
rirs{ AIserman,c ds,r1ct-yo. Greenwich street
Third Alderrnanic dlstriet--Fiih Ward Hotel.
frfih Aidermanic dat ict-"S.u1y," ssl Hpdsop 81
Seventh Aldsrru anlc istrlc-Arme aig hali - bar
Ninth Aiderrnnnic disIct-l2l Seventh avenue.
Eleventh Aldsrmanic distriet--U' Htiliys, 1hirt
rhir;eeaih Aidermanic distr c,-Sational naIl, We
fiiteenth ALTERNATE district : Trae,'s Thi
seventeenth Aldermanic dis,r.c.-lss,h street
avenue.
there are members Of the General COMMITTEES iron
spective wards 10 CouncmaBic Convictions TO 1
I've candidates for Councilman u he several istr
conventions 10 assemble on Tuesday evening No
~ oel9es a. the sfo,esng nl.es o., r,,-, w.,
rem Tall -ssrner OF oliver and Henry Streets. =.
Fifth senate 'distrfct--Eighth. Ninth. Fifteenth 4
teenfh wards. At Armenia HALL ~ Rsck STREET.
sixth Senate district-Tenth, klrventh and Sew
wards at Guntxers. corner of forrt.l street and a
Seventh senate district- eighteenth. Twentieth a,
" hrst wards, at tho corner OF rhiriy.sxh street
T,ghta SENATE d,ssrsct-rweisth, .inctc-niA and
second wards, al the corner Of Fifiy-nIsa street
Conventions TO nominate a candidate for School I,
sioncr shall be held on Wednesday evening. Eovcmi
~. O'Clock, a. follows:--
FIRST dlsigict-First. second, Third FOURTH Fif,
and Eighth wards. 1t fth Ward Hotel
Second enthusiastically. Teath, Thirteenth an
teeuth wards. At Tenth Ward Hotel
Third dlstrct-Nnth and sixteenth wards.
Seventh avenue.
Fourth dl.trlci--Eicvsnih and Seventeenth ward,
Third stieet
Fifih district-riftesnth and Eighteenth wards. Al
Dspcnsary. Twenty.third street and Second avenue
Sixtn dislrict--Twentieth and Twosty -1rsg wards
Eighth avenue.
seventh Enthusiastically, Ninoioensh ard TWEEN,
wards 81 the corner OF Fifty-nnih street md Ihrd
lhs number Of delegates TO said cOnven.ions shai
sse as the number o. delegates 70 this General Co
from the respective wards.
ton or associations as each may for Itself detsrmf
Trustee Of Iomnon Schools for fuli term ard al
any vacacy that may exist. TO meet on Thursday
November "a
blank credentials TO the varons conventions can
application 10 the secretary y. NJ. Plum, No 10 Gil
By order Of the Committee.
THOMAS NcsPEDDoH. Pro
Sps" K r o'sa,rs. vice Presidents
h hssssp 4. ~ a pors' Secretaries.
DANIEL Q. swirl. Treasurer.
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MILLINERY.
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MILE. n coR2rEs WILL oPrS ~ ASSORTMENT
w 81 hoantts ios lae wtasr fisysJsv sDs frrsv
tstk ssa lob
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ETH WARD DEMOCRATIC UNION AssocIA.
~ This association viii meet 81 tie PIN Ward IL
tfhursdsyl evening. W transact business uadrf th
the Democratic Union General Committee Ia place g
sons. corner % Hudson AMI Harrison streets. I. .
under The call. JOHN y. SAVAGE, Cbai
DIST WARD TAMHANY HALL WARD CONN
IL The members Of this committee a.e rey lested
~ headquarters, Jackson Hail. 81 Third avenue. OF
ny evening" NOV 10 80 L.AsDrR BUCK. chah
Dawn J. DAtv Secretary.
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. Moar woSpERyUL DISCOVERY --TEEr
~ t,.rts6 without pain, ten years. ~ f>nufnbinl
,atjor f~rrrosirsflon): laughing gas fresh.dsy. n,
reeth ri. T. JAY vILLERs, 100 srani 81, near Bro
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THROUGH LINE
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p.Ss & oppN 9yyVS pr ,sG-'' con-
xov:rn,sr io.hr Izovs c.p,ir zen Nsurv connecting
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persriuro If se each morh s't s-sr
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sieser Of cenrenys China Line. leaving San panrios
us rSs ~D"f ssss. allowed each adult Mea
ror nssss, ss~. end all further apply
wharf fOosai nnal u s,,.s' No.s river
pAcIFrc NAIL srsAmsgrr coMrAsYs
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san r-.n.so 70 Yoso..%. s'''': ss''' s''r';s
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STREET.-THE n HOLMAN Agent
Ogns s$STAA asssssg.s "a yIssssag ssy.sr
WIN d.spaich ihs fssa and elegant steamship
SAN FReNCIsCo,
JERRY W. SMITH. COMMANDER,
On TUESDAY. November ~ ?, noon. from Per NO, =
N Tnn EXT roH RE n FrSo RarEs
For page aud foishI apply 81 >" West e'nr OF war
zen ''''' p.x DARLINGTON. As.n.
NOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
The Pacsec Mail smship CoDpary's stesmer RISING
STAR viii AL on WEDNESDAY. NOV ~ at ~ o'clock,
rresA received as asuai c.
a sorts river. fos. o. Canal :s rrcss y.rao . RI
sole Freight Aeens Y. ~ ss.cc.
"A goR At THOMAS AND BRAZIL
Regular United sasss Nal scamsrs, sAiias on the I'd
scUfH %aRaicA Captain =. 2. finsisp.ush, Nov. a
SS9gi nyn srAR SsE .Dss NJ .. amsrmaa jan n
Thomas Para fernnrnbusos Bahia !. nd RIO q Jsnsiro,
apply 10 oAkk1sur ~. AL a,.ssr is,s 49,
~ Free passage 70 rsl b. the United aAss and SsAsa
Frrs iose,nspp sna lres land n Brasil.
Families prsferred 10 sInsIe enieranta
For further particular address Braril's Emigration 4
Agency 2sS Broadway, N. u, room NO. !.
Lroa new oRLEANs-BLAcK STAR LISE.-rHg
IS North River 90 saturday. Nov a. asP " Tor f.eat
passage having handsome accommodation apply 20 r.
L0WDEN srenL corner Of Cedar aud Nest streets.
DAVID vcCOA.D. Agent In New Oisana
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A UcrIoN AoFIcs.-sAh OrgA WYNN q CO., Auo.
a tionear-. s3000 worth OF
AAGXIyIC EAg HousEE OLD FURNITURE
MONIES, OIL PAINTINGS. VASES, 49, ss F.
leaving ROOM FURNITURE,
cAAlIeEa paNINa ROOM FURNITURE.
THIS DAY sTHuRsDAY,.
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The Volumes bound constitute Of themselves library OF
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$. T.-1S60-X.--The amount OF Plantation Bers sold
In year something start ing. They would I'LL Broad
way six feet high. from the Park to 18th street. brakes
mandatory Of the institutions OF New York. 1t Ia
said that Drake painted all tho rocks in the Eastern States
with his cabasc as T1s60.-X," and then got the old
granny legislators pass law preventing the dshgurng
the face OF naure,n which gives him monopoly We do
not know how this but d. know the Plantation Bcrs
SELL as no other article did. They used by all
classes the community and death Dyspepsacer
tain They very nvgoratng when anguid and weak,
and great appetizer.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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"In lifting the kettle from the Ore scalded myself very
severclyoue hand almost to crisp. The torture
bearabie. The Mexican Mustang Llnment relieved
the pain almost Immediately. II healed rapidly and left
very little Chs. FOSTER, 400 Broad ST., phlada.
This is merely sample Of what the Mustang Liuim
will do. It is invaluable in all Of wounds swsngs,
sprans cuts bruises, spavns, etc, either upon
beast.
Beware Of counterfes None is genuine unless wrapped
in fine steel plate cngravngs bearing the signature Of G. W.
Wcsbrook, Chemist, and the Private stamp OF DEMAs
DtRSEs n Co., New York
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-11-23

WHAT DIN Ir'-A young lady, returning to her country
home after soiourn of Few months in New York,
hardly recognized by her friends. In place Of rustic,
flushed face, she had SOFT ruby complexion Of almost
marble smoohness and instead Of % she really appeared
hut L. She told them plainly she used Hagans Magnolia
Balm, and would not he without IT, Any lady improve
her personal appearance very much by using this article
, an he ordered Of any druggist for only so cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-11-23

UNLAWFUL MARRIAGE.--''Is there any
person you would particularly wish me to
marry ~ said widow expeclant to her dy-
ing spouse who had been somewhat of ty-
rant in his day. MARRY the devil if you
like y was the grulf reply. "Oh no my
dear" rctortcd the wife, "you know it is not
lawful to marry two brothers."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-11-23

AeuE DE MAGNOLIA The prettest thing the "swoecs
thing" AMI the most Of Tor the least money. II oyercoes
skin; Is delightful perfume; Rllays headache and inam
nation, and Is necessary companion in the sick ROOM In
the nursery and upon the toilet sdeboard II be OBJ
tained everywhere at dollar per BEETLE.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-11-23

TORNADO AT ST. LOUIS, Mo.--A terrible
tornado swept over St Louis on Sunday,
Oct. Dist, doing immense damage to houses,
stables, chimneys. stores, hotels, steamboats,,
telegraph lines, SC. We have not space for
particulars.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-11-23

IIeimstreets nmabe Hair COoring has been steadily
growing in favor for twenty 1t acts upon the
absobets Mt the roots the hair and changes to its orig
na color by degrees All instantaneous dyes deaden and
njure the hair Heimsreets is not dye but is certain in
its results, promotes its growth, and is beautiful HAIR
DRESSING. Price SO aud 81 co. Sold by all dealers
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by All Druggists
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-11-23

dad, want to ask you a question"
"Why is our neighbor Smiths saloon like a
Confederate note ~ II can't tell. my SON"
because you cannot pass it," go right
straight to bed you young rascal, or I'll
make smash of YOU"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-11-23

All who value beautiful head Of hair aud its preservd-
ton from premature badness and turning gray will not fail
Lyons celebrated kaharon. II makes the hair rich
soft and glossy graduates dandru and the hair to
grow with luxuriln beauty. IL Is sold everywhere.
Il. THOMAS LYON, Chemist N Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by al Druggists.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-11-23

LYoNss EXTRACT PURE JAMAICA GINGER,-or Indiges-
ton Nausea Heartburn, Sick Headache Cholera Morbus,
&C., where warming, genial stimulant is required Its
careful prep ,raton and entire purity makes cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes Sold everywhere at
so cts. per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water. Sold by all Druggists.
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CtHOLERA l-PERRY DAVIS :-STR:-

NHOLEKA I-PEKKY DAVIS :-SIR:-
" The benefit have received from the Of in
valuable remedy, the Pain Killer, induces pen word
fpraise for Experience has convinced that for Head
ache Indigestion Pain in the Stomach, ony other pat Of
the system, Severe Chlls, WEAKNESS, Common Colds,
Hoarseness, Cholera, Cholera MOrbus. Dihrrhaia,
Dysentery, Toohache, etc. there is n0thfu7 batter than
the Pain Killer. l have this hJur recovered from
attack Of the Sick Headache by using teaspoon
fus taken thirty minutes interval in wine glass full Of
hot water am confident that through the blessing of God
It saved from the Cholera during the Of 1S43-
Travelling amid heat dust toll, change Of diet, and
slant exposure to Infected atmosphere system
daily predsposed dysentery attacks accompanied with
pain for which the Pain Killer soUsrefgn rem edy
teaspoonu curing the in hour at the
most half day. heard of many NJ dysentery
being cured by its Pat in the teeth would stop the
toothache Gratitude and desire for its general use has
drawn from this unsolicited testimonial in tS favor
d. L. TAYLOR, Jr Minister of the Gospel
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Strange. but True. Every young lady and gentle
the United States hear something very much to
their advantage by return mail (rec Of charged by address
ing the undersigned Those having fears Of being hum
bugged will oblige by not noticing this card An others
will please address their obedient servant
THOS. z. CHAPMAN, S31 Broadway, New York
VIZ
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why will you Suffer! The remedy is with

Why will you Suffer! The remedy Is within
reach of ALL Smoidnders Compound Fluid Eriract Of
Buohu, will you of all Kidney Diseases Rheumatism
Gou Grduet, Dropsy, and Chronic Gonorrhoea and will
and restore your exhausted and falling energies II
you have been eager rotary Of pleasure nothing will
do you much good Smoidnder Extract Buchu. For
many diseases incident to females, Smoanders Buchu is
Il and sovereign remedy Get the Genuine. Price
only One Dollar. Sold by CLARK WILLARD and
Apothecares generally. BURLEIGH ROGERS Boston,
General Agents. Ask for smolauder's Buchu.-1y4
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Errors of Youth. Gentleman who suffered for
years Debility, Premature Dec ~, and all the
effects youthful indscreon WILL for the suffering humane
y free all who need it, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he cured Suffer-
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience do
$ by addressing JOHN d.. OGDEN,
1852 No. IS Chambers st., New York
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VCHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
ENCE or AN INVALID

Published for the benefit and Ms CAUTION TO YOUNG
MEN and Others who suffer from Nervous Debility. Prema-
ure Decay Of Manhood, &c, supplying al the same time
THE MEANS SELF. CURE. BY one who has cured himself
after undergoing considerable quickery. by enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, single copies free charge
may be had Of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Brooklyn, Kings Co., N. Y.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, SIS.

~ The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of RICHARD A.
BLODGETr, late Of Brattehoro deceased. Greeting.
Whereas, MIRIAM f. BLODGErr, has presented TO this
Court Instrument purporting to be the last win
deceased for Proble;You hereby notified that this
Court will decide upon the Probate Of said Instrument at the
session thereof be held at the Probate on In Brate
boro said District the Saturday of November A.
D. 1866, when and where you may appear and the
same, II you cause
43 A. KEYEs, Register
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Held for Postage.-The following letters remained
at tho Post Office, in this village "hcld for postage"
October 10th. 1866
Henry @. Munson, Williston, VT; Rufus J. Vail,
Patterson, N j.; Simon L. Fits, Burlington, Vt; A.
Mills Gay, WeSmoreland, n Y; Miss Julia A. Tay-
lor, Burlington VT; Mrs. Amy Farr, Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa
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The Hair Restoer that gives the hest satisfaction is PEI
tachlne-used and sold everywhere.
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MANHOOD HOW LOST, HOW RE-

MI ANIlOOD NJ lOSl, 11OW hE-
lNl stored. Just published edition OF DR.. Cul.
verweiIs Celebrated Essay on the radical cure
(wthout medcine) of sPRRMA Seminal Weak
nese Involuntary Seminal LOSSES IMPOTEscY, Mental and
Physical Incapacity, mpednen.s to Marriage, also
CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY, and FRS induced by selfindu
gence or sexual extravaganza.
l-r Price. In u sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author In this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates from thirty years. successful practice that
the alarming consequences Of self abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous Of Internal medicine
application Of the kne-pOintlng mode OF at
once simple certain and efectual, by Of which
every sufferer, matter whit his condition may be- may
cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically.
uJrhis Lecture should DO 10 the hands Of every youth
and eytFy nan In tho land.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-11-23

Or. Mutti-on. OF Providence, treats exclusively nj
special and accidents resulting from mudence in
boh sexes giving them his whole attention Pcrsons at
distance and ladies especially having trouble of the
Kind should be au consult m See advertisement Of
his Sure Remedies for Special Diseases in this paper