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AR. SCUENCK on DYspErsIA.

- SYMPTOMS CAUSES AND REMEDY.
symptoms uf DNs cpsd--A sense 1T iuilntSs
ii ,lme,,. and weight in the stomach, together
with litueucv, aciditN sour, offensive belching
OF wind watcr-bra~h aud vomiting, and a great
,l,.. Of What person calls an ali-gone feeling ut
the pit Ut the stomach: frequently there l. also u
pll.jtutin,i II The heart, which phN>lranS mistake
los hrlrt disease and when the stomach l. ia this
condition il i, Goa e, with mGcuS or slime. The
rui.h iI,r,i,l~ norton oi the stomach; SIMILAR to
what we ,ec H. ripe, is what lhr""s OUT "a" gas
tric tirc aud when The stomach "etS thick coat
of slime uu il it prevents gastric Juice from
huwus AMI digestion ceases. Nchenck : .'d"eeu
to.lc dissolve, his muc or slime and reStO IS
the stomach to it, natural condition.
S'henck's Mandrake Pills are also required to
earn OF His m"r.iI mlttcr IwO-thir'S m the
ca .- # Cons unpiIn are cau-eiifum this dlSeastd
stare Of tie >.o'rAch. the liver bee ming tnrli,
t. ctd.u> to tutuN uu BILE, nud in >hur time the
whri, system is dcrLnGel. The mucous menu
brlHc If the bronchial tube. symlmthzrs with the
other organs aud heip'e the patient l. aware 81 it,
&c or size Ia Bronchial or Pulmonary CJnsump-
tion
sch nck's Pulmonic S"rup cannot act freely
tlruu sh The blood ~hcn the stem is ia this luck
et-up condition, without the aid ot the Sea W eel
Tonic dud Mandrake Fills. The Liver has all the
veuuu> hlOud TO strain, aud when it gets in mot
bil con ion, blood and bile run through the sys-
ten mi Nei. ami the whole body becomes 81 low
.u' the nunt ~ thick it can hardly run through
the veins. IL a majority ct cases hennrrlage>
uccIr from this CONDITION Oi the blood. The Maui
TRACE PHI, act uu the Liver ,imiltr 10 calnmei. or
.hry d. what thar dues--it uuuck> the gall dad
der ari> the die aud the hloOd gins to cilcu-
rate naturally "a outh the veins, and the hemur-
Images cei~e-. Ii, when persons are ttacke with
h!pnoTilIJ -. they would hr>t fake good purtra-
live. >omctbE. that would act on the liver they
D would soon he relieved from hleeimC from tie
lung, and il i, the only way, for i>triu-cutS are
/ temporary, and irtiiue the bronchial tubes and
lay he gru'mlwnrk for cousunpii N
.V In no Sif.n4 Ill nj
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BASE BALL.-A match game OF base
ball was played at Whiting Station
on Saturday last, between the Halryons,
of Whiting Station and the Newtuns OF
Shnrrham resulting in ictory for the
latter by score o. 43 to SO. Both are re
Gently organized clubs the Newtons never
having played a match game before.
Ten Vermont children are now in the
Hartford (Ct) deaf mute asylum, most OF
them benefciaries OF he state.
-NIissi-quoi spring water is being bot
tied at the rate of forty boxes per day.
\ The probate and superior courts have
refused to admit the will of William H.
Williams of Newf,ne, who died in Dee
EN- G, 1866, aged so, leaving about S43.
300 ot property, the bulk of winch he be
lqueathed to his chl'lleSs widow, to whom
The was married in 1926 Mental inca
pacity is the ground of the rejection Of
the will.
Gen. Sheridan will arrive at Mont
peicr on Wednesday afternoon, Oct 3 },
and leave the next morning. At the re-
union of Vermont officers Wednesday eve
ming. Gems. burnside, Butler, Heinizle
man, Weilzcl. NJ .Mahon, Shcdley. Cham
berain and Hartman have been invite'l,
and are expected to he present.
Woodstock asks the Legislature foI
leave TO sub, cribe not more than $780,
900 to the new railroad from that place
to White River Junction.
An extensive bear hunt was arranged
to co ne off on the Plymouth m juntain'
last Situr lay. but only a portion ut the
squat. of man were on hand and they
not he;ng at the appointed PLACES becam-
discourl gpd and turned boct. Severa
specimens Of hruin have been seen in tha
vicinity recently.
Charles Walter, Ir of luil ngion wa,
instantly killed at Milton. Tu.'-dIy eve
nng, by failing from II moving tram.
List Sunday, ~ two men an n hoy
were hurting ON the mpunla n in Sher
hurnp one of the men Cnei- Tuin r. wa
ac'rd"n''lly ~h" by d sc arg FROM hi
ovu gnn the others SEEING him sag
grr approached him. " zen h. rxcl.rm |,
81 slipped" an ln.tnu'ly cXprel
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CTATE OF vERMONT-District of

, AUilson So.
The Probate Court for the District Of Addison,
To all persons interes'~l in the estate Of
JOEL TURREIL,
late Of Weybriige in said district, deceased.
Greeting
Franklin II. Dear, administrator with ihewill
ammo Ned, Of the estate Of said To- Tutrel deceased
has filed his petition in writing in said court, sta
ting that IL will lie conducive to the interests Of
all the persons named as legatees in the last will
OF said deceased to sell all the real estate Of sail
deceased for the purpose Of putting the proceeds
OF such sale Mt interest and supporting the widow
OF aid deceased, and PRAYING Sad court to grant
him license to ell said estate for the purposes
af, resaid
It is Therefore ordered, that said petition he con
sderet hY sail Court. NJ n session thereof, to
b. held AZ the Probate Office in said Midlehurv
! said district on Mpplav, the 18th day of
Nv. next 0SG7) at ten o'clock in the foreneo
Therefore. bv the authority IF the State Ct
Vermont, YOU are hereby notified TO appear
at -ai session. and show cause If any YOU have,
why sail license should moi lie granted
Dated at said Middebury, this oath day of
Oct. A. b., 1857.
sl.3w JED S. BUSHNELL. Register
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NJ. II WEIGH, Middlebury, VI.


ALBANY, September 49, 1857.
rg- The American Cooking Stove has just Leen
awarded two first premiums, one for coal and ono
for wood, at our County Fair, and the folowin,;
telegram has iu.t been received from the State
Fair at New Jersey:
FAIR GROUNDS, TRENTON, N.J, Sep. H. '67
To Shear Fackdrd g. Co., iljaay, ". T.:
The American cooking Stove was awarded two
first premiums oven all Others at our Fair to-day
"Hurrah ISAAC DUNS 4 SoNs. e
Thus it will he seen that the superiority of the
American is so marked and decided that VIXEN
ever and wherever it2 is put on exhibitin.. and
comes under the exam nation of practical aud
scientific men, it sweeps the board and takes all
the premiums.
These Stores are for sale by
NJ. II. WEIGH.
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g rATE OF VERMONT-District o.

~ NT'TI-'TN ~
he Probate Court for the District Of Addison.
To all persons Interested IN the estate VI
JOHN BRA1NARD
late Of Bri1port, in said district, deceased.
Greeting
An instrument purporing TO be the lat will sud
&c snment Of sail J I'm Brainard. deceased, il pre-
sente to said Prubale court for probate aud allow
anrc.
Tn refcre. by the suihoritv Of the State Of Yer
mout. you are hereby notified. that said instru-
ment viii I've considered tor probate and allowance
Ivy sid Court, at IA session thereof. to be held at
the Probate Office in Miidleburv, in said dist let,
on Monday the 18th day Of November next. "a.
II. 1860 at ten o'clock ia the forenoon, that YOU
may appear at said session and show cause, IL any
YOU have. why said instrument should not be
proved and allowed the last will and testament
OF said deceased
Dated at Middleburv, this oath day of October,
u. 1857.
3l;3w JED S. BUSHNELL, Register.
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WHAT EVERY ONE WANTS.

w A good, reliable medicine that will he
on hand when required, and never fails when
called on. That is now to he obtained in DIR.
Tobias Celebrated Venetian Liniment. Many
thousands call it the Wonder Of the Age, as il
hoes all that is represented aud more. 1t cures
Dia'rhpa. Dysenterv, Collie. Spasms, Vomiting,
Group, and Sea sickness surely as IT is use'l.
and is perfectly innocent to take internally, even
in double the quantity named III the directions
and as an external remedy for Collie, Rheuma-
tism, Cuts. Bruises. Old Sores, Mnmps, Tooth
ache, Headache. Sore Throat, Sprails. Insect
>tings, Pains in the Back Chest aud Limbs
thousands have testified to, ana their certificates
can he seen b any one at the Doctors Depot. o.
Cortland Street, New York. Hundreds of ply 81
clans used it in their practice. 1t has been intro
luced since lS47, and hundreds who now have il
in their houses, say they would not be without il
even ii il was $40 per battle. Every crop is
mixed by DIR. Tobias himself ana can lie Deepen.
ded On. Only 30 cents and II per Bottle: Solu
hv Druggists. Depot, 56 Cortlandt st, n.
29:w4
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Edward lIp.c-. ID ,ctor of m sic, th.
celebrated comps aud lmmer prgtn-t
of FIRMLY Church, N.w York did rccen; e.
ly at h, h m IN England.
or Bishop Hopkins Last work, on the
History of the church. in verse, two
Thousand copies, It is sail, have been sold
since last January
= rhe FrrrMill Blpti-t> are tp'lcttt
their NV >emiruy 1t l. lon, AM the
Peop' of that Town p oppose pay my
So o D 10 lurlher the OH ct.
Jewel thieves in Paris call for small
.jswel-. pretend to he near sighled.pnt th,ir
eyes close TO the counter. and take up the
jewels on their tongues. suspected they
swallow thu jewels.
James Parton. The indefaiig ,hlc biogrl-
pher, was born in Eua md IN 1922. came
to Ame lea early and .p2nt many years in
journalism He began MS Life OF Gree
ley at the same time he married. Fan
ny Fern
An old lady whose falling sight led her
to carry small music box instead of the
prayer book INTO her pew in IA Phiadel
pha church was surprised, on attempting
to open the book, to hear the rafting
notes of the Irish jig, "Washing Day"
The report that Ellhu Burrit, the
'lea"ne1 blarksmih," and our consul at
Birmingham, England, was about to re-
turn to his old residence at New Britain
Ct, is incorrect. The error arose from
the tact that he has named his residence,
in one of the suburbs of Birmingham,
New Britain villa.
The following notice is posted in two
places in New Hartford. Il here depose
and say, that |. Judge Lyman of Lawful
age did hear Martin Wilrox tell his Boys
to Stone my Rooster off his Grounds, and
they Stoned the Noble Bird like Stephen
of Old Times, Even unto Death and he
lies in my Compost heap. Somebody
must pay the damage"
As an illustration of George Francis
Trains intense pltrioIism, it is stated that.
on one occasion, he sent hi- wife ON a
ninety days voyage from Australia TO
New York. thrt their coming child might
be boin ON Ameri IN soil, and would be-
cnma pos>iolc lurure president of Il o
United States. The journey was m
lrouhlous one, and the lady come very
near being shipwrrcked but at lat
'ached this country 20 safety The child
was born, AMI it was a girl
Thomas Ilillhouse, comptroller of New
York, has been minated by the repub
Leans for reelection, in cons quence of
the declin alton of Congressman Calvin
Y. Ilulburd, the regular candidate.
Gov Brownlow was elected United
States senator from Fem 'ssrp. Wrine- hiv.
Tor III" term comm ncing VI lrch 4, 1860,
Ivy ~ ma Tllv ON the ir-t ba lot, over
Con William = Stokes
One thousand foreigners have been
natur,liz ii IN New York prep ritory t
voting the Democratic tIcIIpt ut the com
ing election, AMI IN re are being manu-
| Pictured
Among the republican speakers in NV
York are Speaker ColtAx. ex SPEAKER
Galusha A. Grow of Pennsylvania, Gov
Hartman of New II IN ashlr", and q ms
Mar,indaIe. Ilire AMI VanWvcK Tn
| st n,m'd announce for six spe ches in
three successive days ofnext week
The propriciors of a hop gar len in
! Eng AMI, in which child was murdered
| in "A mot barb Irnus, hence int sting
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DAMS Tor FARMERS and OH,

DAl\TS for FARMERS and others
TIE Grafton Mineral Faint Ca, are now
mInuiac urtn.; he Ret. Cheapest and most Du-
ribe faint In ns"; w. cpIts we'll plt On, mi Ned
VITA pnse l.l-ee Oil will last 10 nr Is years I: II
j. uf Il ,ht nro IN ar beau FIJI chO 'olie color.
an can he rh mscd to reen. lead stone, drab,
olive ar cream ~ It the taste Of the consumer
1t !, valuable for House. Bans. feuces Carriage
aud Car m kerS Pals aml W"cden-wnre, Arri
cultural implements, CJnh Boats. Vessel aud
Ship| B'ttoms, rauvass. VI al aud Shin Gle Rnofs
dt being Fire and Waler proof Floor oil Cloths,
Zone Manufacturer having used 30 . bids. the
past year and n print for any purpose is I'M
sLrpa sed ior hody. durability, elasticity. ant al
he-iveuess. Price 81 per bid Of 800 lbs, which
will supply farmer tor wears to come. War
RATED IL all ease, as ahnve. Send FIR a circular
which dives iull particulars Non genuine unless
bran tel IN trade mark Graf ton Mineral Paint.
Addres DANIEL BlDWELL,
49, h.6 Z5i Pearl Stpet New York.
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After twenty years experience in the manuisc-
ture OF stoves We became convinced, some six
Years since. that a vast amount of money was
ueing expended by the people of this country, in
buying cheap and almost worthless stoves, a large
portion of which wasted; and that true
economy consisted in buving the hest stoves that
could he made, notwithstanding the price was
higher With this view proceeded to con-
sruct the American Cooking Stove, and spare
no pains or expense to make it The best and mos
perfect stove that could lie made. And We have
experimental with it, and carefully watched its
operation tor tie last six wears, and when an i'm
provenent suggested itself, We have at once
adopted it. and we have several Of Il eSe improve
ments secured bv letters patent. In this manner,
we do not hesitate to raw we have brought it to
higher state nt perfection than has heretofore been
attained in cn"king stoves The recent improve
ment> in this stove has adiled largely to it, con-
vcncuce aud effectiveness, In tlr varieties Of
stoves we manufacture, we study u>efnincs. du-
rahilitv. convenience aud economy in operatinn
rather than cheapne>S in price, and in doing We
are satisfied we study the interest OF those pur-
chasing our stoves,
For ale bV
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ITO CONSERVATIVES

L The Rev EDWARD A WILSON will send
Gree of CHARGE to all who desire it, the prescrp-
ton with the directions for mak!rg aud using the
simple remedy Nv which he was cured ut u lung
affection and that dread disease Consumption.
His only Infect is to benefit the afflicted and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription.
it will cost them nothing, and may prove bles-
sing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
9;1N) 165 South Socond ST., Williamsburg. n. Y
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GRACES CELEBRATED SALvE.

Amesbury, Mass. Oct 18th, 1868.
Mr.. Grace-Dear Sit:-HavIng been ailc ed
grevuusy for several weeks with II severe ausce>s
upon my side ! used ,evcral remedies tor era lea
ton Without receiving any relief unt'l applied
yo. salvc, which effected a speedy an perna-
nent cure. | therefore feel happy to certify nv
confidence in its Virtues. Yours with respect.
JAMES nEAN
certify to the truthtuness ofthe horc statement
H. 5. DENHBoRN, VI ID.
Seth w. Fowle & Son Boston. rrupIie,ors
Soil by all druggists, at % cents II box
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LNFEEBLED and Delicate Conslitu
IL tons, of both sexes. USE Hell nhold's Exr'ct
Buchu. 1t will give brisk and energetic feelings,
aud enable you to sleep well.
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will restore il to its -ural color and promo. its
gown. Oar Treatise on the Hair sen, free by
nail.
Il. +. HALL & Co, Nashua n. H., PrUpretors.
FOR saie Nv ali D,usgIstS. 29,4w
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers being appointed by tn
Probate Court for the District Of Addison. Com
missioners to receive. examine and I'd list al
claims and demands If all persons against th,
estate of MARCUS o PORTER
late OF Cornwall in SAID district. deceased, AM
al all Claims and demands exhibited in off~e
thereto. aud six months from the 4th day Of Oct
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, VI
do therefore hereby give notice tn 1t we will attend
to the business of our said appointment at tn
dwelling house Of the widow If the said deerase
on the second Wednesdays Of No, emher an
March next. f,om nine o'clock, A. NJ, until fOu
O'Clock, p. NJ on each OF said days
Dated at Cornwall this 9Th day Of 0ctobe
ID. 1867.
SAMUEL COOK, co
29:ws NtLSON B. DJUGLiS. { |""' Ut
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NJ. II. WEIGH.
BUFFALO, Sept. 6. 1866.

bVFFAtN sept. o. IoUO'
Mes'rs SHEAR, PACKARD G. Co.:
Genllemen Enclosed find draft for amount Of
your hill for the seven-inch American Cooking
Stove. The stove arrived all right AID | am run
Mug it with waste shingles, which buy at u shin
gle factory, at cost OF seventy cents per Weeh
and can run it with coal, al 20 per ton for less.
| used re run an eieht-inch for eighty-iuur cents
per We,k-coal ~ PER toE--and kept lire night
and day. have Sld hundreds OF STYLES of stoves,
hut say, without prejudice (now that am out
Of the stove busnes.l | have never seen 50 eco
nomical, convenient well arranged and durable
stove a. the American, and think its equal has
not vet been furnished to the American market.
Yours truly, 5. p ROSE.
For Sale by
NJ H. WEIGH
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y
tlanscendant black or brown by
THE MYSTIC SPELL
of that scientific wonder of the century
CHRIS1ADORUS HAIR DYE,
a pure compound that defies rivalry, and is man.
utactured only hv }. CRlSTADORO, G8 Maiden
Lane New York Sold by all Druggists. APP
oiled bV all Hair Dres-ers. 29N4
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THE Glory of Man is Strength
i Therefore the nervous and ''eItated should
Immediately use HELABoLDs EXTRACT Bv,Hu.
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IlERIINIAN NYKUP.

4 P.u.ected solution of the Protoxide Of
Iron. supple, the Blood with its Lite Element,
Iron, giving strength vigor ANA new lite to the
whole sN stem.
Ii the thousands who are suffering from Dyspep.
STA DehiIh Female Weaknesses, &C., would tut
test tue virtues Of the Peruvian syrup, the ,f CO
would ot only a,t0nisn themselves tut would
please all their trends Tor instead OF feeling cross
''all gone" aud miserable, they wVuld Ue cheerful,
vigorous aud active.
\ DISTINGUISHED JURIsr WRITES To FRIEND AS
FOLLOWS
II have tried the Peruvai Syrup, and the re-
suit fully su,tuins YOUR Prediction. Ii made a
nav man Of me, Infused into my system new
viynr ,tnd energy; | am no longer trcmuluus aud
i,1il,t,,l,. Us when YOU last saw me, OUT strong
or hrurti,I d. ii with iur-.r capacit, for lauor,
mental ami phi, sc.. than at any time during 'he
last i've wears. .
1hul-an,is have been chan 'ed hv the use OF this
remedy from weak, >ckh, SUITE !uS creatures, to
strong healthy, aud happy men ana Women anu
mNalids cannot REASONABLY he-tate ~ give IL
trial.
The genuine has Peruvian Syrup" blown in
the glass. y - page pan lhet will he sent tree.
j. Z. DINSMORE. rropIirtur
No. SO Dey ST., n. Y.
Sold by all Druggists. 49:iw
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ID r. T. u CT a r $
ENGLISH
LIFE

LIFE BITTEH5.
Mr.. q. f.. Graves, Of Rutland, VT. We are plad
10 know is doing large business with the justly
celebrated medicine. Sir Robert Edgar's English
life Bitlers. 1t is not too much to say that this
remedial agent possesses curative properties which
are truly astonishing One dav We meet friend
suffering overwhelmingly with Dyspepsia or Sick
Headache. and in less than time bv the aid Of
this IN dicine j. well man. We learn that DvS
pepsia Liver Complaint, and all complaints arts
ing from disor'iered stat Of the Bowels or } ood
cannot exist in the system if these Celebrated
Btters are used casomallv.-Iadpendcm
JOHN +. JENRY & CO.. Waterbury,,
General Agents for Vermont.
Agents: II. A. Sheldon. w. p. Russell. Mid
dlebury c. l.. Case For es 4 Co., Brandon
Roscoe & Son. New Haven: Wright 4 Ba>com,
Orwell: Roscoe Il Son. New Haven. Hon
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4 NlA/EMENT !
A HEAD IS TRANSPORTED

L A With the quickest OF thought without in
Jurlug skin or tiDre, or leaving s'ain upon the
scalp,
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BERNARDsrcs, Mass, Sept. Is, 1866.
SHEAR, PACKARD & Co.
Gents: Last winter | used one OF YOUR
American Improved Stoves, and ha wing used in
wears past, the Stewart | am prepared 10 FAY
that for all purposes the American Is preferable.
We feel we cannot well do without the American
in our family. Yours truly,
J. =. CRowr-
Minister Of ths Gopsi.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IOR. s. 5. FlrClrS

"F'A .NILY PHYSICIAN"
Severty-six page price 20 cents. sent to any
a dress. No money required until the book is
received, read, and fully appreciated. 1t is a
perfect guide to the SICK or lulisposed. Address
DR.. S. 5. FITCH 20 fremont ST., Boston. dolly
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