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Life is Warm! Death is Cold

Chronic Diseases, Female Complaints,
Consumption, Liver Complaints
MEDICAL AND CONSULTING Rooms, No.
ODD FELLOws' BUILDING, MONROE ST.
THOS. j. KISNER, NJ. D.,
DRACTICAL AND CONSULTING ply
L EiciAn for all diseases of Chronic M
ture Incident to the human family, VIZ
Disease OF the Air PnSSHgeS,
Nasal Catarrh, ozena, Asthma and Consump-
ton. as well as all diseases of the Heart and
Digestive system,
INDIGESTION, Liver Complaints, D1arrheA,
DyBentery, Constipation, Piles, &c, and all
Affections of Nervous System,
Irritation Spinal Cord, EpiIepsy, Chores,
Neuralgia and Nervous Debility ana al al
fcctions arising from an
Impure state OF Blood.
Serofulous Sores, Enlarged Glands, Ulcers
and Obstinate Skin Diseases, Rheumatism,
HisSystem is The only true and successful
one for the treatment Ofail
Diseases Peculiar 10 Females.
Painful. PrOfuSe and Suppressed Menstrua-
ton, Leucorrhea, Falling of Womb, with all
PalpitatIon of Heart, Loss OF Appetite, and
General Debility, &c. special attention
given to all
DIsens of the GenItO-UrinRry Organs,
viz: Inflammation of Kidneys and Bladder,
Dhbbllng and Scaldlng OF Urine, Difficult.
Frequent and Painful UrInatfon, Gravel and
DlRbetIs, Gnonorrhear elect, Structure ana
syphilis, Spermatorrheaa aud 1mpotency, and
YOUTHFUL INDIScRETIoSs.
The Doctor Is able at all times TO give satls-
munIcaiionS confidential and promptly no
uced. Me1Icines, cash. A guaranty given
in sll cases where a personal and direct e1-
UtiCe hOurS-I y. m. to 8 p. m.
send ten cents i0r Peoples Medical Light
House" BePl
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druggists.
"ExCEL5IO
POWDER !

"ExCEL51OR
RAKING POWDER !!
,1,aIs ARTICLE Is ENTIRELY Dr.
ferent rom and superior to the Yeast or
Ssking Powders commonly soia H. ,.,,a, ~
,I.sSiy tor family use.
Pr;TSssSyn aims no harmful ingredients, and Is
waHa15ed 70 all eaSes Where Sood f6n1 Is US
p les, shortntng Is required than with
eIher BAKING Powders.
YOU CAN BAKE IMMEDIATELY
amer mixing your dough or batter with the
TTneisioT Baking Powder.
READ FOR YOURSELF
what is said about 1t by those who have
REV. j. l.. READ.
=, pttt.hurph, well and widely known.
ryitpg GU have permission 70 nhs Jul
nsme IN recommending your Baking foWoeE
nSu .SY ExTEST! II has been used In our
iSmiIy with great satisfacttu.
= Core OF Others IN Pittsburgh and Hici'
IL hsar similar testimony.
III ". have received similar testimonials
rom Chicago, baltimore, Beaver, Ironton,
Evansville, &c:
HOME TESTIMONY.
UvssR1.. LEWIS & WooDAASsEE, proprl-
stors OF the "Grant House, !" t1aVe been using
il nearly two yeals, ana say Bieau AliN
cakes made oft are ALWAYS GOOD:
EEssRs EDWARDS q CoNAHT, proprletolS
oIthe "Sprigg House." say "there has been
Sreat Improvement in the quality OF our
Bread, Cakes and Pastry since we began US
mig 1T .-, ear ,,rahsr
YOUR Excelslor Baking fowder 10 any otne y
f,ak6J made OF II are light aud Wnoles sSitH
SIR. GEo. 8. Ross, proprietor OF me %st !ssIc
rod House" says, "my Cook gives Il the pref pre-.
srence over ali other Baking PowdeesIA bIea"'
Cakes and Pastry are always gool., 100000.
NRs WITrEN says: al have tFieu nuneI.
onE RaIKing Powders but can md none tnAL
Sives the same satisfaction as your EXCELSIOR
RaISInv Powder ] can always Dc sure OF
giyinR my OoarleTs good Bread and Cakes
when use II. S,, ,to, L., ,bIs a,,,I
other cities and towns, who have been using
me EsxcelsIor Baking Power for n long une
TO me exclu- ion OF ali other preparations.
MUFFINS can be made WITHOUT Yeast by
using the Excelsior Baking Powder, In same
DrODortlOn as for biscuits.
H3-CAUTIOH.-DealerB and FamllLeS are
cautioned against ImitStionS OF the Excel
sior baking Powder. The genuine has the
address or Logan, List & Co., on each label
II Is neatly put upin o., lib and 10 ID cans.
a IsO for sails by the barrel, keg and pound
T. II. LOGAN q CO.
and LOGAN, LIST a CO.
Sole Proprletors, Wheeling, West va.
RS-Sold by Dealers Everywhere.
Oc2d
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ast. courtlandt st, MoNTREAI., July ma

GrNr1xnEs.-Your :Bitters have been
snch a bIesSipR in my family that | cannot
refrain from sending you this testimonial.
in December last my vile was very SICK
Observation-Disclosures got so very low that some
GOOD stimuIent was absolutel, ecessary: 1
tried wine but It did no good. wing q bot
Given mo by friend, thought wo Try
Them: had no faith In them, yet thou III 1
would give them q trial. can truly say
that my wife gained strength and health with
eycry dose. In one month she was entirely
we'll and strong. Cheerfully do recon-
mend them TO all ladies as n gentle and
STRENGTHENING ktlmulant.
GEO. a. j. NORMAN,
l87 West 9th ST., N. Y.
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NEw YORK. January II, 1884.
49,. ~. n Ey,,hh.y a FS,

Mes5T5. VeO' e 1lUVVsE . OV'
=tl NEW YORK, April 2Sd, EeI.
Geo. @. Rub6Sl & Co.-GenuemeH: We have
your Golden BItterS, and ind that
It's com pound parts entltle IL 70 the notice OF
the medical profession. Since our ami lystS
we have used It IN our practice with very
"a tisfactOTy results, anti y tt particularly
well calculated to correct the sngement OF
the dIgeStive organs, such As dySp' IStaI dlRr-
rhoea, sick headache, cholic, &C., &C., and is
a superior tonic for daily use In moderate
quantities for aged parsons, and also for
those OF delicate constitutions, YoursI &e'I
DOctorH J, r, q T. y. SORBUhSr
No. l37 East 32d street.
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WHEELING. w. VA
NLYAoLHsALE DEALERS IN MALI. ROD
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Agents for HoWeIR Improved Counter and
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YnNKrRs Nav Q. laal,

2UEs1NHslsz7t z711sg y 1771.
Me,srs. Geo. G. RtIbbSl q 90:
GEHTs.-HRving used only Two bottles OF
Them with the utmost confidence As a tonic,
particularly for a change OF diet and water.
II Il "a we'll for ladies' and children, giving
them part Of q WIne-glass two or three times
a day. Yours respectfully n.1rp
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READ THE EVIDENCE.
He,srs. pevt.. q ROlto

HeSsrg Devt,.s d Bolton.
GEHTLKMEN:-For the last eleven months
have been Suffering almost daily from 80:
we're attacks Of Dyspepsia; SO much SO that
could with difficulty retain q meal In my
8 OmRrh more than twenty minutes. AT
night l experience a great burning in or
splits, attended with frequent headacne1
Dizziness or dImneSs OF slght. 1 tried va
Tious cathartlc compounds and stomach pre-
partitions, without being afforded any ef
ieclnal relief, till 1 used four bottles of''Hub:
bells Golden BitteTE," since which period
have not been troabled with a single one
of the above complaints. From the henent
those Bitters have afforded me, feel II my
duty to express publicly my grateful thanks.
GE A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector.
GOLDEN BITTERS.---Hubbel's Golden
Ritters are rapidly gaining worldwide rep.
utation. Read the following:
PARIS. France, June 2. 1854.
Asssrs. Htlbbel6 Co.
GEHTs:-I can say that your Golden Bit
ters' Is the most wonderful medicine In the
world, II acIB truly In a most miraculous
way. Suffering with dyspepsia Of the most
nainful kind, used the Golden BtttafS pre-
pared by Messrs. Hubbe1 4 Co., aud was cur
ed, am convinced that all complaints OF
this kind can be cured by your Bitters. wish
Ing you prosperity aud great su ccess In The
curing OF all the complaints that afnict the
human frame.
am, gentlemen. yours. with respect:
% CAS1H1ER FABRlGOU.
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''UnquestIOnabIy the best sustained
work OF the Kind In the World"
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LATEST MARKRrs-S P. n.

FLoUR-Closed dull and unsettled;
low grades steady; medium and higher
grades lOal5c lower.
GRAIN-Wheat-NOm in buy
ers favor. Rye-Quiet and firm at 81 6S
al 20 for western. OAts-Dull; S5c
af1oat for western: Corn-Dull at 81 u
al SO for good TO prime mixed western.
PRovIsInNs-POrk-Q and steady
at $50 l5a20 IS for mess, cash and reGu-
lar; SIS 90 for mess, $40 90 regular.
Realistically and in moderate demand.
Cut Meats-Sominal. Bacon-Dnll at
l01Sc for Cumberland cut for January.
Lard-Steady at I3a13kc for fair TO
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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NOVEMBER 25th.-FLoUB-Dull and
lower.
GRAIN-wheat-Qui at 81 81, 81 "A
ana 81 63. Corn-Quiet al 92o. Oats
Firm at Gle. Rye-Nominal Mt 81 33a
IS. Barley-Steadya at 81 42. H..
PRovIsIoNs-Dull; Cumberland cut
9a9kc; short ribbed IOal0Kc.
NOVEMBER 26.-FIoUR-outet and
unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dul and nominal.
Corn-New 81 O3; old 81 10. Oats-In.
active and nominal. Barley-Westsrn
81 4OI
FREIaHTs-Canal open to New York;
two loads of wheat taken al I6c.
Milwaukee.
NOVEMBER Dulli city
GKA1N-WGsat-Flrm at 81 81 for
No. l.
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LONDON, Nov. 25.-Noon-Consuls,
s47-16. o. s. Bonds. 7O1S: Illinois Gen.
trial, IS; Erie, 4e1z,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-10

settlement of the whole Indian question,
is adopted. This plan should comprehend
all the Indians of the territories. There
could then be no playing from hand to
hand by the protested peaceable to the
actual hostile. as is now the case. We
might still for few years have trouble
with those aruss the borders of Mexico
and the British Possessions, hut we would
soon have a reliable corp of friendly
Indians who could attend to all such
bands. The reservations should be well
removed from the borders. We arc now
in a position to command these people.
and should no longer ask for peace. which
they will not give us, but require it. They
are not numerous, nor difficult to reach.
as generally supposed. Boston Journal
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PIANOS.

To a country where the natural desire
of the people is to reach the highest point
in ART, it is very difficult for success to
be obtained without the most arduous
labor. Public opinion is extremely ex-
acting and not always just but often
unjust and cruel criticism has produced
the most beneficial results; the greatest
imp ovements lave been made under con
tinued discouragemcnts, and in many
successful efforts defeat seemed certain to
all except those concerned. In no one
branch Of art has there been more trials
and failures, and in no single instrument
is there so many parts to perfect in order
to make the whole success as the Pianos
Forte; this is always attended with great
expense, requiring large capital and pa
tient perseverance. GROvEsTEEN g. Co.,
400 Broadway. N. Y, commenced manu-
featuring Pianos thirty.six years ago, and
is one of the Oldest houses in the country.
They differed from the rest of the makers
in this respectfully aimed to make the
best instrument, aud to sell it for the
smallest proft These Pianos to day can
not be excelled. Their singing quality is
pure, full, and easily retained through
the most lengthy passages. For power
they are unparalleled, and are celebrated
Tor their great trilliancy. exquisite touch
and elegance of style and finish.
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THE PROPER INDIAN POLICY.

Major General Hazen has written let
ter to U. s. Senator Henderson, stating
what be deems the proper policy of the
government in the present condition of
Indian affairs. The document substan-
TALLY recommends, as thoroughly practi-
cable, plan to assign to each tribe a
certain tract of land. compel it to occupy
it, and prevent all intercourse with white
men, except such as are sent among them
as teachers. He would place the control
OF Indian affairs in the hands of the
freedmen's bureau. thereby securing an
honest administration, and would then
supply to the various tribes religious and
other instructors, agricultural implements.
domestic animals, and such rations and
clothing as might be necessary. For two
or three years the cost would be G ,nsider.
able, but after the lapse of that time the
tribes would have gained sufficient knowl.
edge Of agriculture to make them self sup.
porting. The only care Of the Govern
ment would then be in keeping the In
iians at home. This could be done BY
promptly Furnishing such as should prove
refractory, and sufficient number Of
roops could be recruited from those who
ire peaceably disposed to form vigilant
md effective police. Gen. Hazen SAYS;
40 make war upon the Indian on a
punishment, leaving him to retaliate at
rs leisure, can never bring about beufls
Commensurate with costs or the public re.
Oar Indian wars. SO fur, are
carcely more than series Of mutual re.
'liations, and can be little else till fix. ,
plan, having for its object the final ,
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LETTER FROM NE W ORLEANs

New ORLEANS, June 3Oth, 1867.
MIR. EDITOR Many sincere and hart
felt thanks for your kindness in sending
me the papers
How they carried my thoughts far back
again. 10 the years long agone 1t seems
very strange sometimes that the mind can
wonder back in the dim misty shsdowy
way. when there ars no pale rays of light
to illumino the darkend path way through
which it treads. but 50 it does, and the
most trivial circumstances will sometimes
start long train of thoughts Oh back.
ward march.
So it was with your papers; childhoods
memories instantly doomed up before me,
bright and beautiful as the MONDAY sun.
and as hastily write cannot refrain
from the impulse which dictates my pen
to speak Of my childhood. Those DAYS
50 long gone are now before me, and | see
them all glorious and innocent as they
were in my girlhood. All then seemeu
radient future through which 1 could
see so trustingly, nor dream of aught tina,
could yield me unwelcome bitter ness or
discomfort but oh | knew not that cold
winter winds would blow wild ard sad
iesolation Ger my young heart. Thus it
ever is in life. If there Is sorrow and
grief in waiting to crush our too con.
iding hearts. how kind in our Heavenly
Father. that we see not through the unlif.
ed view Of the future |,
A long time has elapsed since | left ,
Vermont. but as my birthplace it is very 4
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PEU WAN SYRUp

A Protected Solution of the Protoyidsn
supplies the Blood with its Life element
giving strength, vigor and new lite to fin,
system.
III the thousands who are suaarinr fran
pepsia, Debility. Female Weaknesss
would but test the virtues of the Peruyims
the effect would not only astonish then,
but would please all their friends for y
OF feeling cross. all gone" and miserable
would be cheerful, vigorous and active.
DISTINGUISHED JUKIsT WRITES ToAm
AS FOLLOWS:
L have tried the Peruvian Syrup, and n
suit FULLY sustains your prediction 1t hst
a new man OF me. Infused into my system !
vigor and energy 1 am no longer trent
anu debilitated, as when you last saw me
stronger, heartier, and with larger Capacig
labor mental and physical, than at anyt
during the last tive years.
thousands have been changed by theUs
this remedy from weak, sickly, suffering
lures. to strong, healthy. and happy mn
women an in. Aids cannot reasonably bet
10 give it a trial.
The genuine has peruvian Syruy' blow
he glass. '"'
A 81 page Pamphlet will be sent free.
j. p. DINSM. IRE, Propt,ta
'oid by all Druggists. No. 26 Dey SIX
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ABEN BEN PHINJANIIN,

Is still in the county getting living
by honest iudustry!'' He is supplying
several of our Hotels with cheap grog /!
We hope this virtuoso, who has so much
respect for the claws Of his Countrywide
late confederacy-will not be interrupted
in his high and honorable calling. as it
might produce another period of "6nan.
cial embarrassment" in his affairs; and
if restraints should be placed upon his
personal liberty, the next Democratic Ma.
tioual Convention, would undoubtedly be
a failure for the want of great original
mind to direct its proceedings, and the
Argus and Patriot would lose its most
relic able contributor
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% A young ladv returning to he,
country home. after sojourn OF a few months
In the city. was hardly recognized by her friends
In place OF coarse, rustic flushed face she had
SOFT ruby complexion OF almost marble smooth.
ness. and instead Of twenty three she really an.
peared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the
cause Of so great chaoge, she plainly told them
that she used the Circassian Balm, and cousid
rred IL an invaluable acquisition TO any ladv,s
'ohet. BY its use any lady or gentleman can i'm
prove their personal appearance an hundred fold
itis simple In Its combination. as nature hersel,
Is simple. yet unsurpassed in Its efficacy in draw.
ing Impurities from. also healing, cleansing and
identifying the skin and complexion. By q,
direct action on the cutice II draws from IL Ali
its impurities kindly healing the same and leay.
ing the surface as nature intended II should be-
CLEAR soit. smooth and beautiful. Price 81. s,n.
0y mail orexpress, on receipt of an order by
no., " l. CLARK Il co, Chemists.
soyi No y west Fayettc st, Syracuse, NY.
the only American agents for the aale Of same.
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New FIRM AND SToRE-Maj. A. L.
Carlton. we'll known to many of the citi-
zens Of this and the neighboring Towns.
has associated himself in business with
J. @. Emery Of Montpelier and the new
firm. under the name and style Of Emery
& Carlton. have opened splendid New
Carpet Hall. & Crockery Store, where they
keep Splendid assortment of goods in
their limo to sell at Wholesale and retail
As both these gentlemen are long and
favorably known to the business public.
aud as they have solid basis of capital,
we have no doubt that their new enter
prise will be crowned with suocess.-See
advertisement in another column.
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THRILLING.

The Argus and Patriot asks its neigh
Dor Walton, in tone of great solemnity
if he is ready to take the responsibility Of
assisting in organizing Lodge Of Good
Tewplars, in Montpelier
Really. Mr. Walton. how can you? II
you do this, sir, we shall next expect to
bear that you have contributed Ten Dol
lars to the orphan poor Mr.. Walton
hear the Aryus' warning voice, and be-.
ware Of tho beginning of evil!
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Spetial CLOTHES.
IMPORTANT PROgLA NATION
Good Neaos for tile People,!
NO. [ RINGER.
Only $500.
Only $500

The Revenue Tax upon Clothes Wiring
ers having been removed by the last Con-
gress, and it having been proved by the
great success of company 10 another
branch of trade, that the intelligent peo.
| pie of America are both a6ie and wiUtng
to attend to their own business, we. have
decided to give them an opportunity for
procuring Clothes Wrlngers at The lowest
wholesale cash prices. thus saving the
large commission formerly paid to AGENTS
for taking the Machines from the sho p to
the people. The retail price of Wrirgers
through AGENTS has been 81 so for 10
inch machines. and the wholesale cash
price to agents, S. %. The Revenue Tax
paid by the manufacturer amounted to 20
cts on each machine, but as that is now
removed we offer the people the full bcue-
hit of its removal, together with the
amount formerly paid to middle Men,"
amounting in all to $3.50 on each ma.
chine which you can save by ordering
your own Wringers.
Send your orders direct to us BY mail,
Tor one or more machines, with the amount
IN National b INK Bills, Post Office Orders.
or Diatts on Boston or New York. as most |
convenient. and we will forward the Ma.
chimes by the cheapest aud most direct
way. The expense of freight will be
much less if you club together, as Doc
en- or more Machines will go about as
cheap as one. AS an extra inducement
We will send the Wringar free, to any man
or woman who sends us club order for
two Dozen or more Machines, and to any
one getting up a club for one Dozen, we
VIII send as premium. two Willow
Clothes Baskets worth $3.50. Circulars
giving full description of our Wripger
with abundant testimony showing that it
Is the best Machine in the market, sent
on application.
VIC are confident the public will appre.
cate this opportunity of saving one.th,,d
The expense of Wringers, and we expect
those who notice this advertisement will
;all the attention of their friends and
neighbors to the subject. until it beco
generally known. If our Wringers. as
now made with the late improvements,
ire not known in your neighboi hood, YOU
lad better send for one az a sample be. I
ore getting up Club. that all may see :
What they are ordering. For circulars '
II further information, t
Address, COLBY BROS. & CO., 5
~ VI Waterbury, Vt. i
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This excellent medicinal compound was
prepar AIRED by DIR. Poland in 1917, and was n
employed with great success in expellng hume
from the blood but in 1913 a medical friend, n
was quite celebrated as physician, espeCL
In the treatment of humors, suggested sOmet
portant improvement S, which were apopted. n
which have have made it (so the people say) n
very best remedy for all kinds of humors klor
to 1.-THE faculty."
Inc HUh0R DOCTOR cures scrofula, salt rhsu
erysipeas. canker. piles, nettle rash, &C. nj
merous individuals, who have used this ren,a
Tor Erysipelas, give it the most faetteringRcn
medations.
This preparation is composed entirely OIL nj
etaqles, among which are sarsaparilla, YelT
Dock. Noble Piue, Mandrake and BoodrOOt
Suffice 1t to say. the doctor" is used in hl
dreds OF families as general medicine, UnIh
many other popular remedies, it is very gratehl
to the taste.
PRICE rs CENTS FER BOTTLE.
This valuable Remedy will be prepared sttn
New England Botanic Depot, under the superb.
ION OF DIR. Poland, for the proprietor.
j. G FRENCH,
to whome all orders should be addressed.
Sold by Dealers in Medicine every wh.t,
Feb 9th GIN cow
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EB' On Saturday, the 3Oth ult. Ira
Dean Ct Bakersfield, large land owner
In Belvidero, went to the house of Peter
PeIkIc, French blacksmith, for the pur-
pose of ejecting him from his Deans
land which PeIkie had occupied for some
time without paying rent After a few
words had passed Pelkie struck Dean on
the head with a heavy sledge hammer,
knocking him some two or three feet and
nearly killing him. Doubts are enter
tanned of his recovery. Cor.