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qtdfine Dern he CaiCn Flag.-It 10 sHd there 10 =
woman Residing In JonesborOugh, who 70 far forgot
hsrada. N who beligtled her class 40 much, rs to tear
down a,pnlpn Fhsg--plaeed over the door u the court
NdatpfH tHis place. IL was once said ny a diatin-
vnish.i onion Geuernl; 'Whogysr halls down the
tniSa Flag, shoot him on tho spot " We wonder
What ia .BDuid have RdVised In regard TO q sh1 rebel
aalll4 sr the same %oiencel Shame on such an act
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r0HN W. REM rs HENRY and On
los Nam Street. LynehIurg, Va.
AvoV.F an, 1890,

TOHN W. BELL vs. HENRY and DAVID
. Bell. In this case itis alleged thaE tue
defendant Henry Bell is a nonresident of
Tennessee. II is ordered tina: he appear at
the November terra 1856, of this Court and
make defence or this cause will betaknfO for con-
Gessed. Sept 10 1866.
septgiw4pfSS HENRY Hoss, c. b. N.
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MA w4Asain give up our space this week TO the Pro'
ssssInyh iihs Great Radical Union Convention, which
Sr ImpaNaS display and grandeur has not had h'
equal oa III American continent since l7TG.
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- w arc Informed that the same Delegates who
usfs a~ppoiBted TO attend the Philadelphia Convention
IN she ttnaEessional District, are again appointed ~
aienfaINd Soldiers and Sailors Convention At PITS.
burg, n,nhoylyania, on the 18th lust, and we trust
thai h}4ig tVldivr viii make every effort to be present
m Rbfl1uig. They will la We o grand reception.
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YTNhe Insolvency Of the Estate Of william
Garland Decd having been suggested
to the County Court of Carter County, notice
is hereby giyin to the creditors Of the said
Estate, to hle their claims, duly authenticated
according 10 law with the County Court CLERK
Of said County on or befnre the 9Th day OF
December, 1866, or they will be forever barred
Sept Sd, 1865 DAVID GARLAND, Adn'T.
sept22w4prsfeeS5.
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In County Court at JonesbOrO'

ISAAC STEVENS VS.. FRANCIS VIZ
liams ct al. Petition to sell land. In
Inis cause the Plaintiff having fled a Bill in
the County Court o. Washington county,
Tenn, for a sale Of tie real estate Of John
Stevens, deceased, for partition among his
lawful heirs, and IL appearing tba' George
w. Stevens and william @. Melvin and his
wife, Elizabeth Melvin, are resid sntS Of the
State Of Illinois Hannah Gimlin and his
wife, Louisa Jane Gimlin, and Francis NJ.
Stevens, Guardian Of Isaac II. Stevens, Of
the State Of Missouri, and non residents OF
the State Of Tennessee. Il 49, therefore, or
dsred that publication be made for four sue
e%esSiVe weeks, In the JohssborOugh Union
Flag, notifying Jaid parties 70 appear at the
October Term Of our County Court for 1865,
and plead, answer, or demur, or the same
will be taken for confessed and set for hear
ing eH parte. September 30, 1866.
Sept5lw4pS J.F. GRESHAM, Clerk. /.
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Tna, craqUs.-In a few days we will be visited by
Maltlt'h spd Chambers Circus Company, which -
oald IS 6aA stupondous affair. From their Bills and
ProefamnQss we presume It will be quite an extensive
atfb4Ng l1ent anu will BIZ largely attended.
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mM.iAien noxt Issue We propose 70 give a sketch. Of
our yI.st y philadelphia-of tho Grand deception CIV
on tic loyal Delegates OEthe Sjuth-and our tour
tams. ,8WA ghousARd miles through the North and
and lsf thAy are MANAGING matters up that way p-
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my YIRrUE or n war on YEND. Ex.

TOY VIRTUE OF A WRIT or YEND. Ex-
pc. issued from the Circuit Court Of
Washington County 20 me directed tested the
fourth Monday of June 1856. upon q Judge
meut and cost for the sum of $3.50, debt
and cost pronounced BY the said court and
in favor of l.. NJ. Jackson, and against Ma
than Oopass, I will sell at the ConrtcHouse
door in the own Of Jonesboro' on Saturday
tie l3th day Oct, 1866, for cash in band all
the right, title, cleim and interest tina. Ma
than Copass.. has in and to a tract o. land
situated in Washington Comfy Dist No IL,
adjoining the lands OF Thos + Jenes, John
Chase and others containing 100 acres more
or less until said debt and cost is satisfied,
all cost required on day Of sale. this the 10Th
dayof August 1866.
septw7lpi5 IS. I. sHIPLEY, sh'R
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TIE UNION FLAG
IoHs bOrO' September q, 1866,
LOCAL ITEM 5.

Nyr tFi have a great many advertisements and Com
muui9alldns crowded out this week, They WIN NJ
ucar inUpr next. Wa are determined 70 lot th. pc0-
"a know tho proceedings oi the Great Radical vhlon
Convention h4d ~ Philadelphia, aud 20 prove YIN
M CsD9elhpai stories about u breakiag up y nothins
bnt bsss aad vulgar falsohools from heginnlnR TO end
n ~. isis6d. a great Conventiou u loyal people.
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County Court OF Carter County.
N AVID BELL ADMINISTRATORS W
~ Henry Bell and others. Petition 10
seII land in this cause. II is alleged that the
defendants Henry Bell, Joseph Mckee and
wife Ann Mckee, are non-residents Of Tenn
essee it is ordered that they appear OF the
October term 1866 Of this court aud defend
or this cause will be taken for confessed.
Sept. 4, 1866, JAMES Z. BRADLEY, Clerk.
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Valuable tract of laHd for sale,

/. have a valuable Tract Of Improved Eaud
which | viii sell At a bargain containing
40 ACRES,
upon which iS an sEselient Dwelling HOuser
with a never-failiBg Spring OF pure water
within thirty PAGES from the door, besides
mas. other conyeniences 10 tedious 70 mention,
making Il a most desirable farm. Particulars
can be bad By applying % ihe widos Rows, IN
lhe Greasy cove, Washington eonaty, Tsna.
Tbs tract lies entirely In the Valley of the
Cows, IN an eresllsnt neighboshOod. Ad-
drees Capt~D. r. ROWE, JOnesborOngh, TsBns
r. 81 Sept2ltf. IL
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hDoNT. M FooLlrH You can make Six DOllur
from Blny Cent?. Call and nxhnliih m ~inyrutlOn ur
gently needed ~ everybody. VI q sample sent free by
mall for 60c., that etAlh easily for 81, by H.. H., Wo,-
colt, lTO Chatham Square, New York. wv July18 "
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1TI7TI0N TO SELL I1SoToe,vn,,-

HEDnty u. SHOWN, Adm, a, a. r.r,--.
OcttIIM Barn, deeesSA. W. Tbs Iisir. ~ eh -.
40 deatssd IL this ease Il appesrins nom ~
aIpflIleps ~ The petition that csihs'ins ps,,n : me
ms1J rihArine Barry IL q non-rvsliset sg,se ,m
y I~Inafl1se, Il 10 ihcfefors ordered thss n,his.s,sas
, e.4a ~ four saeeesslys weeks IN me union Tisc
pntI|Nl| u Jonetborn. Tenn. ~notifyInr ~ a.e.I
~ llaIptAf q the hgEt Norenhsr isln ~ IA. ~
ny nr tha. oonnty n Johnson, Al ths cnuti
huN8I N IaylorsFine, on No Ant Mondftln N,,.~e
leNN n Do what IL heefoafy 10 protect ~ tns.,,.a
~ vi % taksn Nr confessed and sd M h.sT,ss
lSptalsiprsssl EoDT = pERhTc Gu.
IIB INSOLVENCY or TBB BsrATNoS
James Bell Dee'dbaFibk been suggested
10th Couny Court Of Carter County, notIss
.lby given 70 the creditors Of Tho saId
nI@. " Ole thelr claims duly Authenticated
AZ. Iibg % lag With he oltrk Of he Couu.
" ~ on or beioFo the bsh day Of Dscem.
20. OF they viii Be forsrer barred. mi,
N Of Bsptsmbsf 1855.
DAVID BELL,
|1lytpft5 A~dnnhyaior.
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Ayers Cherry PectOral,

EOh NhE hAFlD GbhA W
Coughs, Colds, HnhueuEn, Hoaryrneps,
Group BPonehifis, Ancipient Con Z
sumption, and for tho RELIEF p
= of COnsumPfiye Pntienta A r
In ndYanred Stages ;
Of tho Diaeaae.
y This IA a remedy so universally known 10 gurpasl
any other for the cure Of Throat and lung cohlpl nnta,
that Il Is useless here TO publish the evidence Of its
virtues. Its unriyalled excellence for coughs and
colds. and Is truly wonderful cures Of pulmonary
disease, have made Il known throughout the civil
iTed nations Of tho earth Few are The communities,
or even families, among them who have not soma
personal experiences Of Its Effects - some living
trophy in their midst OF Us victory over the subtle
and dangerous disorders OF the throat and lungs.
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders,
and a. they know, too, the Effects Of this remedy,
We need not do more than 10 assure them that u has
now al the virtues that Il did have when making
the cures which have wen 20 strongly upon the
eonadeneo Of mankind.
Prepared By Dr.. J. Q. AVER 4 Co.. Lowell, Nass
sold byIAs. A. DlLLN vkIH au,, ~. A.LAN-
DRErH, Drsgiss, JOnesborough, Team. 'JeiS-ly
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Rsssf RagBf Ragsf
IoH - LIsu AAcs hasrAssi Ugroi
oSrTcr. ysatstlss. Isaasss
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Edward s Marrow, Of Neybury, Ala, writes
"a dangerous OUdridn tuyHOr on one Of the females
In my family, which had dsned all the remedies We
could employ, has at length been completely cured
by your Extract Of SaTsaparilla. Oar physician
thought nothing but extirpation could afford relief,
but he advised the trial Of your Sarsaparlla as the
last resort before cutting, md II proved %efectual.
After taking your remedy eight weeks no symptom
ofthe disease remains.n
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ALFRED b. TALLEY.
81. AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas,
letter and Sail Rheunl, AcaId Head,

NeIIcF ma DnI HIHeWllI1 FCWIu NNeNul
RingwOFm, Sore Eyes, DrOPsys
Dr.. Robert N. Preble writes from Salem, N.Y.
18th Sept, 1859, that he las cured an inyeterata
ease Of DTopSy, which threatened to terminate H.
tally, by the perseVering use Of our Ssrsnparilln,
and also dangerous hdli0HGBt ErvsiPgtcsby large
doses ofthe same; says he cures the common ETlp-
Hnla hv L cnnalnnlly. Z. -....
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CIRCUIT COURT oF wAsnINeroN co

sept2lw4pfssl AdWa8ardtor, Of adid B'tdfe,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-09-26
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Rev. j. w. Eaton of Cambridge, y.
T., son of the Pastor, preached in the
Methodist church in this village, last
Sunday.
CONGREGATIONAL MINISTER'S AND RE-
PoRTs.-The minutes Of the seventy. first
meeting of the General Convention OF
Congregational ministers and churches in
Vermont, with the forty-cighth annual
report of the Vermont Domestic Mission
AIRY Society, and the forty-ffth annual
report of the Vermont Education Society
have just been p1oished from the press of
Z. p Walton of Montpelier. The num-
Der of Congregational churches in the
State is reported at l0l with an aggrc-
gate membership of l7.l40. There have
been added TO these churches during the
year by profession 566, by letter 361.
removed by death 337, bv dismission
4l9, by accommodation 81 showing
an aggregate increase as reported of 1877.
Whole amount OF contributions to bcnev-
client objects from churches and congrega-
tons, S3S, 5S3, 62. Two valuable ESSAYS
are published in connection with these
reports, one by Rev. DR.. Aiken on "The
Duties of the Churches" in respect to
Infant Baptism; the other by Rev. Pliny
II. White on Ecclesiastical History of
Vermont"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-09-26

THE STORM The heavy storm which
prevailed during last week caused consid'
cradle damage along the line Of Central
Railroad. AT Roxbury some seventy feet
of track were washed out by the food, and
at Montpelier and Middlescx the road was
impossible to trains on Saturday, in con
sequence of the overlooking and sliding of
the track. From various other portions
of the State we hear Of more or less dam
age being done to fences, crops, barns, &c..
by high water
LrTLRARY.-Ludlow has an Amateur
Dramatic Club, which has arranged 10
give a course of public lectures the COM
ing Fall and Winter.
SnoREnAM. w. l.. Simonds will
sell at Auction at Watch Point, Oct. 10th
the entire stock of goods in his store, also
slip in the Congregational Church,
household goods, farming utensils etc
Eleven hundred sheep were Sc lied at
st. Johnsbury on Monday by the internal
revenue officers Their owners coud't
Remember how many they had, and re-
turned the number "a 700, but the Off IL
ais knew better, and hence the trouble.
CAsTLEroS.-Castleton Seminary is in
very prosperous condition. The fall
Term opened on Thursday and good
number of stu Tents are in attendance.
Mr.. n. II. Nichols graduate of Middle
bury College in the last ella IS is teaching
in connection with the school.
John Hill of Newport lately became
insane at camp-mceting, from the effect
of religious excitement.
The pill box factory at Bristol uses
800 cords of white birch ear in the
business.
Visitors at Bread Loaf Inn during
the week ending Sept. %.
Mrs. $. w. Kcrney, st. Louis; Miss
f. Kerncy, New York Mrs. McKry,
New York Mrs. Livingston, New York
Weston Bias some q wife, st Louis Hen
ry Kernry, ST. LOUIS; Stephen w. Kcr-
ney, ST. Louis G. 5. III pkins, Middle
bury; II. f. Fosa. Manchester, n. H.;
Oliver Clair, Middlcbury w. L. Peck,
Whiting VT; Rev J. T. Hyde, Middle
bury; Henry Powell, Middlebury Jas.
Waugh. st. Louis ii. Hapin, St. Louis
ii. G. Wilcox, New Orleans, Ia; s. l..
Sayrc, New Orleans, La; Mrs. a. J..
kellogg, Mildlebury Peter Tracy, St.
Louis; Mrs. Graves, Middlebury; Mrs.
Hattie Sanbournc, New York Miss L.
Wilcox, North Carolina Mary Webb,
Brooklyn; Mary Tracy, ST. Louis; Car
rie Ladd, Smyrna, Asia; 4. II. Crane
& wife, Bridport L. Crane & wife,
Fondu Lac, Wis; Mr.. & Mrs. George
Pratt, Granville, Vt; George S. Hyde,
Granville e, VT; l.. c. Hyde, Granville,
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ID I F. ID

-~~~~~~~~~>~-~~r~~~>~~~~ -~~~~~>~~~-~-~
Moss.-in Cornwall Sept. 18th, Mrs. SophA
Moss, daughter Of the late Holland Weeks. ii
Salisbury, in her s5th year.
Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Sheldon are the onls
survivors Of eleven children Of Mr. Weeks.
Wmcm.-In New Haven on the 1Ith inst.
Daniel Wright Esq, aged SO years, months and
z days
M. Wright was industrious, efficient and patril
stic. Was the Orderly Sergeant in the wevLridra
Company, commanded by Capt. Silas Wright. M
the Battle OF Plaftsburgh, and in the middle Of
that active and brilliant engagement, Just before
the action, he, with his honOred Captain, repaired
to quiet nook or grove near the encampInent.
and knelt together In PRAYER TO the God OF lattles,
10 give victory to our arms aud to our cause Fol
more than 30 years he was an active chris ian hi
him seemed to be realized the principle OF the fol,
lowing text:
Mark the perfect mainland behold the upl
right, ior tile end ct that man is peace" He VA
eminently just man. fearing God. In the latte,
p rt OF his scful and honorable life he often no.
eated this passage of The Scriptures {" All the
days OF my appointed time will wait, till my
change come"
He was ever honest In all his dealings, a liberal
friend to the p0orrran active, efficient and liberal
lenefactor oitbe pul'lic schools the College, and
VI the Christian Church. But " he has gone over
he River, Ito the Haven Of eternal rest. And
Very truly, II may here lie said, that, The
nemory q tue Just Is blessed" Con
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~ r. j. COILS BROW MES
CHIDI.mnY<E

This invaluable remedy produces quiet, refresh
ing sleep, relieves pain calms the system, restores
the dcranged functions, aud stimulates health,
action ot the secreions If the body. Thousands Of
persons testify to its wonderful effects aud medical
men extoll IT'S virtues, using 1t in great quantities
IN the following diseases: Consumption. Asthma
bronchitis, Whooring Cough, Neuralgia, Diarr-
hGa, Rheumaiism, Spasms, &C., &c.
CIIoLERA.-Earl Russell communicated TO the
College OF Physicians and J. T, Davenport that he
had received information tn the effect that the only
remedy Of any service in Cholera was Chlorodyne.
(See Lancet, December 81, 1861
CAUTION. = None genuine without the words
dr. j. COILS BROWNIES CHLORODYNE''
on the Government stamp. Overwhelming medi
cal testimony accompanies each Hottie Sol.
manufacturer J. T. DAVENPORT, No. 80 Great
Russell Sttect, bloomsbury. London.
HENRY SMITH, Special Agent, No. 81 Nassau
Street, New York. Sold by all Druggists 81
and 80 per bottle. Orders by letter promptly at
tended to.
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NEW MEDICAL BOOK.
A" FAMILY PHYSICIAN "

By DIR. SAMUEL SHELDON FITCH, A.M.,M.D
The Author OF numerous Medical Works.
His Six Lectures on the Prevention and Cure Of
Consumption, -Di>eases OF the Ileart-aud the
Rules to Preserve Health and Lite tn Hundred
Years, have been read by thousands, and have
carried hope to all readers and health to all who
have fulfilled its teachings.
DIR. Fiich's aim in this new book is to direct
habits to avoid indisposition, Ato manage in
disposition as to prevent discasc,-and 10 treat
disease 80 Us to restore health. He would cure a
hacking cough. and thus prevent consumption he
would clear a husky throat and thus stop Group ur
diphthcria; he would regulate disturbed s ale Of
the stomach and bowels, and thus stay dysenterv
and dholera but should ANY diseases supeiven,,
he at once comes 10 our aid with the exact rcmc-
dies necessary to prompt cure. He glanceS first
at those diseases which the sick well doctor
but which require the aid OF u capable physician,
and that when properly and timely treated are
always curahle. These diseases, he saws, are Com
sumption, Bronchitis, Catauh, Asthma, Diseaies
ol the Heart, Dyspepsia, Headaches Liver Com
plants, Piles, Kidney Complaints. Female Com
plants rheumatism. Neuralgia, skin Diseases,
and all diseases and discOlorati, fret kles moths
&C., which attack aud destroy the complexion.
The second great class Of diseases which the
patient or hin friends can always docto, and ioI
which nfallible remedies are given are Diphth,-
ria Group Scarlet Fever Measles, Whuopinv
Cough. Typhoid Fever, Dystentery, Asatic Cholera,
Cholera Morhus, Cholers lniantum, Darrhoa Of
auts and children, Colds. Congestion of the Iupg,,
Lung Fever. Burns, Erysipclas, SC. Remedies lur
each vi these given, which the sick or their
friends can prepare and successfully administer.
He next gives the proper treatment al the Hair
and Teeth, SO as to preserve both in health ard
bcaut, through life. He next gives a remedy Tor
Sea Sickness Finally, he gives recipes tor prspar-
ing Hair Dye, Cologne Water, and Tooth Powder.
all unsurpassed by any other preparations
Ii is as little as VIC can do TO advise rsdcrs
to obtain and read this book II has rs page;
price rs cents. Send So cents TO Dr. S. s. Fitcl
No. 20 fremont Street. Boston, Mass. Be part
cular to give Post-oitee, Town, County and State.
sno the book will be sent to YOU by mail free 81
postage IPp5;3
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M A X X | l., ID

WIrHERELL--SoLLAcE In Bridport, on the
4th inst, by Rev. II. +. Leavitt Mr.. j. II. With.
ercl and Annie d. Sollace.
ScuTT-wARD-In Orwell, Sept. 4th, by Rev.
l. A. Austin, Mr.. Hiram b, Scutt, Of Jolie, b.,
aud Miss NJ. J. Adelaide Ward, of Orwell.
WRIGHT,-W IrmEREII.- Shoreham, Sept
10Th, by Rev VIM. n Bacon, Robert Wright aald
Lydia 1. Witherell, both Of ShOrelam.
WHcoN.-SrRAGUE.-At Kingston. Fl. lion "a.
n. y. on Tuesday, Sept 1lth, Mr.. Julius Wilc9S
to Miss Marie III. Spraguc, both of Brooklyn, NJ
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THE MUTUAL.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK.
FREDERICK 5. WINSTON, President,
"The leading Life Insurance Association
Of this Continent also the model
Company of the World"
ELizuR WnIGIIr Mass. Insurance Commissioner

The advantages offered hv tn Connarv arc.
lst 1t has larger ASSETS than any other COM
ranv in the country, amounting to nearly
Slj. 900, 900.
2nd DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY, and NAV 10 used "a
cash in payment Of premiums or to aug.
nient the amount of insurance or as an in.
come.
3rd. Dividends declared upon a purely mutual
plan and have been larger than by any
other Company.
Superintendent barnes, in his report to the L.
gislaiure of New York, for 1863 saws: No such
imperial dividend as that of the Mutual Life, was
ever before declared by any American COMPANY"
4th. Rates of Premiums lower than in most
other Companies
CURRENT INCOME, past wear, s 1000, O0O.
AMOUNT INSURED, .ast pear II 900, 600,
NUMBER of Policies issued, 4, 000
PAST RESrT1S.-A policy for $40. 00n issued in
1873; Dividends applied to augment the policy
IN 20 yea7>--amounted to SIS, 03s.7O. while tho
whole amount Of premiums paid was only -, $50.
ENDOWMENT Policies which have Gecn paid
by the Company-show surplus above all prc
miums paid to the Company, with compound
interest at 6 per cent
Those wishing to Insure will do well to examine
the documents OF this company, which will he fur
nished by the undcr,i snei their agents. lbi,
Company has paid 20 per cent dividends.
j. x &. q STEELE
Gent Agents for Vermont.
Mddlehury, April "a, 1866. AZ
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wARRASTED.-we wou d say to our readers,
that Messrs. {. G Clark & 0. proprie,ors of
Goes spepsia Cure, warrant it to cure the
most obstinate casesof Dyspepsia, no matter of
how long standing.
We bid you use Goes Dyspepsia Cure it
viii help you. Constipltions, one of the chief
causes of III health is completely cured by the
use Of the Cure All Diseases of the Stomach
and Bowels, like sick headache, heartburn,
Cramps, Pains are contrllel instantaneously
by the use of Goes Dyspepsia Cure
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

Tic celebrated DR. DOW continues to devote
his entire time the treatment Of all diseases in
clcnt to the female system. An experience of
twentv-three wears enables him to guarantee
speedy and permanent r, lief in the worst cases of
Suppression and all other Menstrual arrangements
from whatever causes All letters for advice must
contain 81. Office. No o I'm icott street. Boston.
\ B.-lIpar furnished to those who wish to
remain under treatment.
Bo.tOn. juno 2, 1865. (NN3;lv
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY. m
SCAUTION IN TIME,

" Persons that desire to use Dr. ,lrnRICK's
KID STRENGTHENING PLASTERS, that cures
pains, weakness and distress in tive hours. AM.
that has stood the test OF experience thirty wears.
should not confound them with the miserable I'm.
bleaclied muslin, paper. and other worthless pre-
paratons called Plastcrs Offered for sac at all
stores, and "f Ecu given in place of Herrck's DIR.
Herrick's KID PLASTFRS and SUGAR COATED
FILLS are u>e'l in the L. = Army aud Navy, are
introduced into IN 'st Hospitals. Aims Houses and
Prisons and startle communities with their won
derfui cures. Five thousand physicians and sur
gcons use and endorse them. Call for and SEQ that
YOU get none but fEnniCK's KIN PiAsrrRs and
SuGAhs COATED lIIS Sold bv dealers evcrywher.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the Subscribers being appointed by the Pro-
bate Court for the District Of Addison Commits
toner's, to receive. examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate OF
JANE WILCOX,
late Of Dridport, in said district. deceased. anil
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and the term Of six months. from tn,
11th day Of Sept. A. d. 1850, being allowed v
said Court Tor that purpose, We do therefnr''
hereby give notice that we will attend to N
bnsidess 81 our said appointment at the Tow .
Clerks office in said Brdport the last Saturda, /.
IN October and January next. from one o'clorl ,
=. NJ, until tour o'clock, 7. NJ, on each Of sail
days.
Dated at Bridport this 21>t day Of Sept, A..
A ID. 1866.
y. +. ROCKwOOD.l Co,r.or.
B j. MYRICK '"m rs