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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
RADICAL REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MEETING IN THS
EIEETBENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.


On Saturday evening Il meeting of the Radical Re-
publican q the XIXth Assembly District held
tie nomination Of WIN A Darling for Congress and Charles
n Ktche for Assembly. The meeting called 10 order
dccd % the ezrns and spoke Of his for accepting
the nomination and his firm determination not to withdraw
stood before the people Radical Republican and ho had
accented the nomsaon because other nominee who could
son claimed the privilege Of asking the votes OF the citizens 10
IitcbeD would have withdrawn Mr. Henry Il Stanton at
nc request Of The Chairman also made short humorous
speech knew nothing of their local political difficulties
NE on u iS Congress so @ ey mg, S nas,
laws Tor the public good the Presidents The meet
nothing seroa occurred Al the close of the meeting crowd
Of boys and collected around the entrance aud the
Johnson
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE.
Townsen's A." Encyclopedia OF the Great Rebellion
ea R aeG for Hm in this d i1e
George T. NOyes Gen Doubleday in bis report Of the battle OF
hottest Of the fire cheering his and Otherwise rendering
valuable assistance and in the same Generals reports OF
battles Of Bull Run and Antietam Captain Aoyes Is alluded
10 10 most complimentary terms
SEVENTH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN, NOMINEE
Mr. Edward Mitchell the nominee of the Repub-
cans for Assembly in this District member of the bar in
is city good citizen Wen Republican and elected
he should be- will be faithful to the interests Of his constituents
lie OF the well known exJudge William Mitchell
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING AT MASONIC HALL.
The Radical Republican Association of the Seven.
teenth Ward held meeting Masonic Hall Saturday
STt 1rodaced Who said he Great West looked to New York
anxiety prayed that she would speak for liberty aud
justice The next speaker was Mr. Charles Dana He said
there were two questions this contest Whether the loyal
people shall govern county hand their Government to
It's enemies Whether the Government shall be administered
in accordance with the will Of the people by the despoc Fat
Of the Executive The meeting also addressed by Mcss
Daley Frankenheimcr and Gushing and by Capt Mcclure
woRKIEGMRss INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION.
The Committee Of the Workngmen's Independent
Political Organization at meeting Saturday evening at
the Bowey Hotel reported In favor Of indorsng the following
candidates for Congress-
IVtb DiStIict-HoTaee Greeley.
Vtb District-Fnsas Elliott.
With Distnct-ChaIes s. Spencer,
With DhlTot-0 r. SteinbTenneT
Win Disiriet-Le Grand II. Cannon.
IHth Ditrc-Wl.am A. Darling
MKRON NOMINATION P0R SUPERVISOR.
AT g meeting Of the McKeon County Convention
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and the foods Of national shall beat upon them val
In the delivery Of these remarks Mr. Grow equeOyiin
terrupted by applause
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ILLINOIS.
SENATOR YATEs's SPEECH

SENATOR YATEs's SPEECH.
OF TELEGRAPH ruBUsB
CHICAGO Nov. 4.The great speech Of Senator Yates al
the Court House Friday night Is the theme Of gone
raj congratulaon TO-DAY. The Republicans generally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
BROOKLYN

THE REGISTRY IN BROOKLYN
The following are the numbers of registered voters
in the different Wards Of the City Of Brooklyn as copied from
the offcinl records:
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FOR GdgERNCR.
Republican. Dem0cru5ir.
Samuel I Crawford j. J.. Mcdowell.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
y Gwen Jas b. Mcclure
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
r A. Barker NJ. Quigg
FO2 AUDITOR
JJ Swallow. n T. Goss.
FOR TIE NsURER.
Martin Anderson j. s Walker.
TOR strPTRlSTfNDENr OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Tcter McVicker Joseph Bond
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL
Geo. II. Hoyt Ross Burns
FOR CIIEFJUsTlCE or THE SUPREME COURT
S A. kingmOn Nelson Cobb
CONGRESS.
Sidney Clarke c W Blair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05

WISCONSIN.
Wisconsin viii elect six Members Of Congress.
CONGRESS
l. AddIbert T. Paine James s. Brown,
IL Ben i. Hopkins, j. j. r. Pease
Ill Amasa Colo NOae H. Virgin
w Grin Hatch charles A. ELdTdge
v Phletus Sa,rier Morgan L. Martin,
vi G. C. Washburn c. J.. Pack.
MINNESOTA.
The State Of Minnesota will elect State Audiro Clerk
of the Supreme Court and two Members Of Congress.
AUDITOR
Charles McIlrath Nelse Nelson.
CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT.
Sherwood Hough Dennis Cayanagh.
CONGRESS.
L William Window, Richard A. Jones,
H. Ignatius Donnely William Coiyile.
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MICHIGAN.

Michigan will eject Governor, Leuenant-Governor
Secretary of State Treasurer Land Commissioner Atio
ney- General Member Of Board Of Education Auditor
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, and six Members
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KANSAS

KANSAS
Kansas will elect Goyernos, Iieutenant-C Governor,
Secretary OF state Auditor Treasurer superintendent OF
Public Instruct ton Attorney General, Chief Justice of
Supreme Court one member Of Congress, Legislature
thar Will elect two United States Senators 10 succeed
Senator PoReoy and to M the place Of the late Sena-
tor Lane.
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CARD TO THE PUBLIC-A Question Answered.
~ Why IL e large 10 the Cooper nse on
the corner place crowded hom monag III nsnt WIN
cnstome the smell cagn Of ~3nd5s fisa e'sAD'
WI eqnrot under tauf why these things are soE
IL truly and magnificent stock OF he1ae
Goods China Olass, SYrrsd are Lab cutlery
Cooking Utene therein contained has been WIN e
gsa, good Judgment cxpeuceaa exclusively 9f c,sh
way al fclass goods fe sod az th e.tao i-nens
cheaper than ether hone ~ ne cry sa w PeO '
he Gct.g 90 n t0b That's whats tie natter
EDWARD D. BASsFORDS Great housekeepers bazsr Onina
Glass AMI Crocksry Emporium Cooper nsii.ute building
sign Ct the Golden Kettle-corner store
GCHILBERGs GERMAN OINTMENT-Wat.
- raned certain cure, without the slightest danger for plea od
wounds rofla l al bone and sstn elses AZ Fo sac
At No 90 Rowcry and BY all ,he principal dfnszist,.
90 TO THOMAS r. AGNEWs, Greenwich and
" Moray % yoa viii md Teas Cohe@' sh FoeI ana
everything cheaper 10 New YORK. One Dce noase
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POLITICAL
ELECTIONS TOMORROW.

ETE(IIONS 1O-mOIhOWb
NETWORK.
~,vo.l Ill, N morrow elect Governor Lieutenant
r,os,a, an Cogressmen and l28 Aseemblyman-the LAT
g. Iii choose a u s. Senator to succeed the Hon. III
kSa,s Canal Commissioner and Inspector OF Prsons
FoR GOVERNOR
49, p.,,,l,on DemoeraL
p.nbep y Fenton John L. Holman.
PoR LIEUuSASrGovEREoR.
Stewart L. Woodwork Robert H. frnyn
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER -,
Stephen T. HOyt William W. wright
ron INSPECTOR sTATEs PRISON.
John Hammond Prank H. GAIAghe1'
CONGRESS.
Repominsted are printed in Itales
j. WIN Ill Gleason stephen Taber
II JAS A. Van Brunt, Rernayi Hughes
al ID. Hunter (shrOt
Ill 3 D. Cmuehuen iW. z. Robinson GOng)
(John Fox.
~. Horace Greeley, Miehoei W. Burns.
" Eneas Elliott NsIsoa Ta,Ioo
VI Charles s Spencer, Thomas T. Stewart.
VII G. a. Steinbrenner John W. ChaHIeT.
VIII lie Ga G. Common james Brooks
TX Wna A. DdriiHq- Fernando Wood.
X W. IL Robertson. Wa. Rddford.
XII G. II. Van Wyek. Isaac Anderson.
XII John II. kstchuld. Casper p Collier
Kill Thomas Cornell Joseph IL TuthlL
XIV. Joseph H. Ramsey. John " l.. Pruyn
XIV. John A. GriSs0ld N. Millman
XVI Orange Ferris. George v. Hoylc.
XVII C. r. Hut5urd Darius W. Lawrence.
XVIII James H. harUiaG Thomas h. Horton
YIX. VIM. g. Fields. Stephen G. Johnson
Xxx A. IT. Latin Edward S. Lansing.
XXI Roscoe C0nkin1 Palmer " Kellogg.
XXI. j. C. Churchin Albertus Perry
XNtlL Dennis Mccarthy. VIM. e. kuger
XIV. Thea a. Pomeroy. George Humphrey
XIV, VIM. IL Kelsey Henry q. Chcesehro
XVI w S Lincoln Henry Mccormick
XVII Hamilton Ward John G. Collins.
xviii RosccH Hart Lewis Serve.
xxx BUT Vaa Horn Harlow J.. COmstock
XXX A NJ Clam James II. HuHphTty
XXI II. Van Ae1Hdn Hanson A Rsey.
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MARYLAND.

MARYLAND.
MARYLAND will elect five members Of Congress and
Legislature who will elect Senator 70 succeed Mr. Cross
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MISSOURI.

Missouri will elect nine Members of Congress, and
Legislature that viii choose United States Senator 10
| succeed Senator Brown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05

most determined and animated fight in the state The contest
under the able young champion, the Hon John
Davidson has been wsged with unusual Vsor The SIGNS arc
Of the most cheering character and RON every part vi ho
District hear the most favorable news.
This District composed Of five counties each Democratic
heretofore yet In very midst Of Democratic darkness
have been held thus far go mon meetings MT DAVID
has spoken CO times in many places from u up TO hous
in length Nearly $4,000 Union documents ana newspapers
have been distributed this District such canvass was
before IN the State Of New Inc Unons
can elect Mr. Davidson who has richly earned the reward
- IL, d Ia, .1aug
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s., Some ilins, ars worthIe'' and 'Oms Q GOOD

Our fathers the battlefield Of the Revolution bought and
paid the price But In rearing their grand temple of Liberty
while they crowned s massive columns with Conthan leaves
they surrounded m base with chains and cOes amid which
cooled and Kissed the serpent that U oucoe years has been
snppng its OuudlOn till well nigh overtumilg and destroy
ing the edhee Called upon today 10 reconstruct It's foGlla
tons and supports by the reverence you pay the past with ~
haowed memories by The love you bear tic fallen horo by the
hopes you oheh for the future And by tho duty you 20
yourselves and coming time TO II that they firmly
hIed he rock o ernal Justice 50 lint henec0rth DO WINDS
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ILLINOIS.

Illinois will elect State Treasurer Superintendent Of
Public Institutions fourteen members Of Congress- and
Legislature that will choose United States Senator to
succeed Senator TTumbulL ~
STATE TREASURER
George W Smith Jesse T. Philips,
sPEnSTENDEST on PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
Newton Bateman John w. CaubS
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NEW-.IERSEY.

meeting was held on Friday evening, NOV. = at
Martins Hotel Bayonne Goronshp Hudson County y D. 70
raty nomination Of Geo. A Hasey esq for Congress ana
the denomination Of the Hon DE Witt Clinton MOTIFS ior AS
scmbly
Mr. Rnfus Story resident of Bergen Point and pronl'
merchant Of this city presided and one Of our Union
heroes Lieut. g. W Yates acted secretary AMER the adop
ton Of appropriate resolutions w IhtockmoOn esq OF
Bergen held the attention of large audience by talented
speech clearly defining the position both parties in the
ing contest Mr. Hnsey announced as one Of the SPEAKERS
but present Mr. hoTiss wcchOcn remarks were
received with great applause His course at Trenton has
stamped him as reliable the people have nlth In him
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-08-03

MURDER OF Cor. RIPLEY,-By letter
from G. A. Keyes, of Savannah, Ga, for
merly of Walpole, n. H., we learn that
Col. j. A. Ripley, of Kecne, N. H., was
murdered in Emanuel County, Ga, on
Tuesday of last week, on the plantation
of Maj. G. 0. Marcy, which he was SUI
perintending. He is supposed to have
been murdered by party arrested by
him some time since, on charge of stealing
mules, and subsequently released. Col.
Ripley was captain of Co. F, l4th n. IL.
and leaves wife and three children, who
we're with him at the time of his murder.
We have no further particulars.
P.S. Since writing the above we find
The following in the Boston Journal OF
Wednesday:
"Col. Ripley, of Emanuel County, Ga.'
was brutally murdered on the Esd OF july
In the evening he was called from his
house to the roadside by some unknown
parties, who Immediately made an attack
upon him with guns and pistols. He cS-
capped to the house, and Selling a gun
/ fred upon his assailants, when he fell to
the floor from the effect of two balls which
he had received in the conflict at the
roadside. lie fingered in great agony
! till midnight, when he died. His muir
derers made no further demonstrations
: They are believed to be party OF rob
) hers and horse-,hieves, who were arreste'
} and committed to prison in Savannah las
! fall, on a charge of stealing horses fron
: Col. Ripley"
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New Medical Book.
"EAMllY PHYSICIAN. !"

BY DR. SAMUEL SHELDON FITCH, A. NJ M D.
The Author Of numerous Medical Works.
Ills Six Lectares on the Prevention and Cure Of Cos
SUMPTION Diseases of the Heart and the Rules to Pre-
serve Health Life Hundred Years, have eeee read
by thousands carried hope to all readers and
health to all who fulfilled its teachings
Fitchs aim in this book 70 direct habits 50 as
avoid ndispostion to indposition 50 a. 10
disease disease 10 restore health
lie would hacking cough and thus prevent con
sumption he would clear husky throat and thus stop
Group diptheriA; be would regulate disturbed stafe
Of the and bowels and thus stay dysentsy and
cholera but should any dseae supervene he 1t once
comes 10 our aid with the remedies necessary
prompt lie gances first at those Diseases which the
sick cannot but which require the aid 81
capable ply seian and that when properly and timely
treated are always durable. These diseases be
the Heart Dyspepsia Headaches Liver compaints Pfs
Kidney Complaints, Female Complaints Rheumatism,
Neuralgia Skin Diseases and all diseases and scoorA-
tons FecAe Moths, &C. which attack and destroy the
coupexiou-
dies given, Dpsheria Crop, Scarlet Pevsr Msa-
sizes, whooping Cough Typhoid Fever, Dyasssy, Asac
Choer Morbus Cholera Inntu Darrhea Of adults
and children, Colds. Congestion q the Lung Lung
Burns Eryspeas, so Remediea for each Of thess
gwen which the sick their friends prepare and
successfully administer.
He next gives the proper treatment Of the hair and
teeth so - 70 both in health aud beauty through
LIE. He next gives remedy for sea-sicknes Finally be
gives recipes br preparing Hair Dye Cologne Water and
Tooth Powder, all by other prepaxatom
IL Is a. httls do 70 advise readers 70 Oh
Send IS Dr. s. s. Fitch, No. Is fremont street
Boston, Mass Re particular to give Post Once, Town
County and State. and the hcok will be srnt you b
mail, fzee Of postage E3
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

INhoUA1i July OF, ISbU.
Prices Of Market neeepxta SlA 80 "a II Ia FIRST quail
ity Sl4 90 a. Sli % second quality Sl3 90 40 Sl3 20;
third quality Sl2 90 d1 Sl2 70.
Prices OF Store Cattle-Working Oxen y par-Sa25
o. $50
Mich Cows and Calves--s50, S56, $50 a. Sla0.
fearngs 500 q sos years old $1,000 10 S0o0ithree
years old 200 a 100,
Prices Of sheep and lambs In tots so 90, 81 co. az
ID 25 each extra 80 90, - 90 5000 a. 80 90 OF e
q! cts extr a 0cts. y N live weight
Hides "a l0e " n. Tallow (ot % y b
felts 20 O0G 80 70 each. Calf Skins 60 e q per "
REMARKS Prices OF beef went up some this week
owing to short supply say about one-half cent Sales
II to bo. The best eight market from Ches
ter Vermont, aud vicinity. They brought l5c The sup
ply of sheep equal 20 the demand and prices unehang
ed. Most lots Of lambs sold "a to 50 head.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-08-03

AModcrn Mirncie.--From old and young, from
rich aud poor from highbo aud lowy, comes the uni
yersal voice Of praise for Halls Vegetable sean Hair
Remover.
IL perfect and miraculous article Cures badness
Makes hair grow better dressing than any "oilm or
"pomatumn softens brssh dry and wry hair into beau
fa sken tesses Bat above ALL the great wonder Is the
rapidy with which restores grey Lair 70 its original
color.
Use Il few times and presto change! the whitest and
looking hair resumes It's youthful beauty, 1t does
not dye the hair hut strikes az the root and fills It with
liie aud cooIing matter,
IL viii not take long disagreeablo trsl to prove the
truth Of this matter; YOU will the natural
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dseoored appearance of the hair will he gone giving place
TO lustrous, shining and beautiful locks.
Ask for Halls scian Hair Remover no other article Is
at all Ike II In effect You Will find II cheap buy, pleas.
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There are many limitations Be sure you procure tue
/ genuine, manufactured only by
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| For sale by oil druggists. 3l.3l
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To Whom it May Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given that application viii be
made 10 the Legislature Of Vermont their next SEES
sion to cperae the towns OF Ludlow Cvendish, Wealth
ersfeld Weston, Andoyer Chester Baltimore Sprin geld,
minister, and Athens from Windsor and Windban coun
ties, and unite them into county, to be called
6 Union County"
July, 25, 1866 3t33
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-08-03

The Argus says that the administration OF
Justice is rather loose at Bellows Falls and that
criminals are allowed to run at large. How Is
this Brother Swain! We rather question it on
account of the source from which We obtain it
Bratieboro Record
We think the statement must be true,
for we have seen the Argus man here
several times Of late, and on each occa-
sion he appeared to be at large
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and examined at East Burke two weeks
ago for causing the death Of Reuben Bean,
Jr., has been re'arrested on the charge of
murder. He had his examination at
Lyndon on Monday and Tuesday, and
murder not being bailable oflense, he
was committed to Jail in St. Jobnsbury to
await his trial at the county court
"A porcupine was recently killed in
ST. Jchnsbury weighing ia lbs.
- Two cases of cholera were reported
in Rutland last week, but we do not hear
that they were fatal.
- Horace Greeley lectured to large
audience in Fairhaven on Saturday even
ing last.
- On the 18th inst, Mr.. Samuel w.
Scott, of Wells River, was drowned in
the Amanoosuc at Woodsville, N. ii.
- The Ladies of the Episcopal church
at Brattleboro held fair last week. with
unusual suecess-the receipts amounting
to nearly Sll0o.
Mrs. Alfred Hull of Wallingford,
while getting out of a carriage near DIR.
Lawton's Office in Rutland, last week, fell
and broke her right arm just above the
wrist.
- Gold has been discovered in Water
ford and found to yield S45.53 to a tun of
quartz, and there is considerable excite
ment over it at that place. At another
place one and half mile from the above
place they get $3.50 to the tun.
= Roswell Pierce of Lyndon, rum
smuggler, has been arrested and put in
jail at St. Johnsbury, on an old execution
for liquor fines, some two or three years
old. In Jail he had for companions Jenk-
ms and Cunningham, who attempted TO
take his life the last time they met, and
after two days he paid his fine and came
out, doubtless not liking his companions.
We learn that Mrs. Henry Head
of Springfield, committed suicide, by tax
I ing arsenic, on Friday last. She lived
about twenty-four hours. Her husband
left her in the morning as well as usual,
to 90 to his store, and when he returned
found her in the agonies of death. She
admitted that she had taken poison, add
ing, 81 have ruined myself and you too
We have not learned the cause of thi;
tragical act.
- 3arrett's Hair Restorer, advertised
in our columns, and for sale by johnson
& Rabbit, has already become very
: popular article in this section, and pro
nounced to be among the best in use.
j. f. Whitman, of Londonderry, il
a recent communication to the Vt. Far
mer, says that COWS have been sold off to-
closely in that section. There are man.
farmers who have from 100 to 230 acre
/ of land, and only one to three cows, an
! butter is 80 to So cts, at the door, Cow
: that sold for S25 to $50 two years ag
!, are now held for $50, $50, and SO each
and anything extra as $50 to 500.
- man calling himself J. II. Thomp
! son came here Monday, and put up som'
! bills, that he would lecture on the assassi
nation of President Lincoln. He didn'
:. lecture, however, bat ran away that night
II leaving sundry unpaid bills. He pretend
Ito be from Portland, and sufferer by
: the fire there, but is evidently an unmiti
gated sneak. Look out for him, hotels
:, printers, and halls. He cheated all thes
- here.
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Springfield Wesleyan Seminary and Female
Collegiate Institute,

FsNHE FALL TERN will commence WEDNESDAY,
Il September 9th, and continue eleven weeks
This Institution, under the management of a Perma
nent and Efficient Board Of Teachers continues to offer
superior advantages Ladies and Gent derous of
obtaining thorough knowledge Of the various branches
taught in FIRST class seminares and Female Colleges
For particulars, address the Principal.
1888 A. NJ. WHEELER.
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Rare Chance for Business

IN Consequence Of poor health the Subscriber viii sci
half the interest in the Sash and Blind Shop, stu
ated in Bellows Falls Vt. Said Shop Is doing good bus
mess having orders altogether for the
years. and having orders enough now es thre,
months time. Price reasonable and terms easy if Desired
Enquire Of the subscr iber at Bellows Falls. Vt.
3l-33 ii. E. ADAMS
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Cbevalier.s Life Tor The Hair.

viii Restore Gray isir 20 s Original Color, strengthen
and Prouote the growth Of the weakest hair stop rs fall
ir ont keep the head clean cool and healthy can Be
need freely: contains noing Injurious; l. unparalleled A.
a UAIR-DRESSISGi and Is recommended ard us-i BY
our best Physicians assure you Ladies and oentenen,
IL i ali you require for the Hair. Sud By all Druggists
and AZ nv ofics No. li23 Broadway n \ SARAH A
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Died

Marriages Deaths inserted FREE Obituaries ineud-
ing poetry, to be paid for according to length.
In Springfield, July %, JULIA DAMON aged A years.
In this village, July 20 HARVEY W, only son of Geo
II. and Rhoda A. Goddard, aged I months,
In Belows-falls July 18th passed from earths sphere
to bright summer land, ALWYN youngest of s. &
NJ. Il. Chapman.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-08-03

A lot of furs, worth $4,000, were
seized at the St. Adams (Yt.) custom
house on Morday, for undervaluatiOn.-
They were entered at about half their
coSf
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Eng is growing rapidly. At
han watched his corn and
brew at the rate of 6a inch
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Musical instruction.
MIR. II. z. WRIGHT. of Boston.

nFspyrrYuLLY informs his musical friends tia, be
IL has retur1sl at Bellows Falls aud vicinity % rcle
Musical Instruction fr quarter 70 eo July
25, 1ss5. -
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Ill Matters.

IS NO BILLS ON STATE
those in this immediate vicinity,
|Kecne, Charlestown, and Clare