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The golden wedding anniversary Of
Mr. aud Mrs Del Billings of Woodstock,
father ana mother of Hon Friedrich Bill
linrs of California, was celebrated in fine
style on Wednesday evening, the 18th.
A Colchester liquor dealer lately
lost a barrel of ale and another of cider
seized by tho authorities in consequence
of illegal sales. The ale was suffered to
run to waste, but the cider was stored
until it becomes vinegar, when it will be
returned to its owner.
Lake Champlair, which has been
frozen over only eighteen days during this
winter is again open to navigation. There
has been no cross ing on the broad lake
except that accomplished By adventurous
skaters
George IT, Bigclow, editor of tho
Burlington Times, has been nominated as
postmaster at that place instead of vii
liam ii. IIoyt, rejected by the S,nlte-
Muses. Burbank, for many years
principal of the Black River academy at
Ludlow. and one of the propriclors of the
Ludlow Transcript, died Sunday.
Peter Nassau, culored, 10 years
old, and the Oldest person in the state,
died at Pomfret few weeks since.
WuirING STATION Lewis l. Higgins
Esq, Postmaster, Town Agent, Select
man, S,orekccpcr sc is about building Il
Hotel at this place within few rods o.
the depot TO be furnished sometime during
the coming season. The building is to be
Il large three story block, finished up for
Il hotel and for stores. Connected with
the hotel will be large public hall.
LARGE FAMlY.-NIr. VIM. WhitlOrd,
of Addison, who is justly regarded as
the patriarch of that place, writes to the
Ncrmontcr
am s. years, > months an | 81 days
old AMI | have Il grand son who was II
grand father Scrca years ago, which child
died he has child living which is five
years old. My progeny 10y a,liity and
/
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T Y o n
DROPS
TIE GREAL FEMALE RE.HED \
FOR IRREGULARITIES

have tested these Drops in my own practice,
over ten wears, and dU not hesitate to saw, that
nothing has vet been developed BY :~edical re-
search that acts 81 pow eriullv, positively, and
harmessly, in cases oi female irrcguaritv, as does
this medicine. In all recent cases il never fail.
while thousands who have been long sufferers, arc
indebted to IL Tor the boon Of health TO-DAY.
Alihou Oh 50 powerful aud positive, they arc
perfectly harmless, and may he used at all time,
except when specially forbidden In the directions
They have been extensively employed bv eni-
II Nt phi ysic;ans In France and England, as well az
In my own practice, over ten wears, aud have
vt to hear Of the first instance ID failure could
give YOU testimonials Of ii cir efficacy from ladies
All over the northern anl pwesiern States were
they OF In their nature rvatc. Over 1OC 900
bottles have been sold the past wear, aud hope
and trust many sufferers have been benetittrtl.
! am W, II aware that a remedy 50 potent to 70 .
move all instructions, may lie used for a had pur-
pose, but trust that where one bottle l. thus rsci
ten may tall into the hands OF really needy suf,
frtrs.
Toall who suffer from any irrcalaritv, painful
difficult, excessive, offensive or obstructcd Mru
struation LucorrhGa or the rain Of diseases that
follow, ! would sav, try a bottle of DR l,o>'S
FRLNCu PERIonCN Doors. Being hul prc-
naratiOn their action is marc irect aud positive
than any pills or powders. Ell licit directions,
bearing my tic similc, accom- any zach bottle.
Thev may be obtained al nearly cvcv druggists
in the country, or by mclosing the price to e. g.,
CLARK 4 co. New Haven. Ct, General AGENTS
for the Cnilel States ard canada
DIR. JOHN l.. LYON,
PnACrCAL Physician,
New Haven, Conn.
Price sl.5o per bottle.
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Private dispatches from Conncctic ut
state that the election contest in that
State is fierce, and may be close in the
result The Connecticut residents of Wash
ington are awake and will do all in their
power for the success of the Republican
ticket. The President is so tied up that
he cannot interfere with the election so
far rs the large offices are concerned,
and he will not interfere with the small
ones which are within his control.
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T'HE CONFESSION AND EXPE-
i RIENCE OF AN INVALID.

= T
Published for the benefit aud as a CAUTION TO
louNG MEN and Others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood &c., sun
plying at the same time THE MEASs OF SrIr-
CuuE. by one who has cured himself after nm
dergoiug considerable quackery. BY enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, single copies. free Of
charge, may lie had Of the author. NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR. Esq, Brooklyn, Kings Co., MY. li;ly
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( ,oNsUMp1ioN CAN BE CURID.

The True Remedy at Last Discovcrc'. Cr1NM S
Fresh Meat Cure. Prepared from the formula If
Prot. Trousscau cl PATHS, cures Consumption.
Lrnt Diseases, Bronchiti-, Dyspepsia, Marasmus.
Gen'r'i Debility, and all morbid conditions the
system dependent on deficiency of vital force. II
is pleasant to taste, nnd single bottle will COM
vince the most skertica OF It's virtue the great
healing remedy Of the age 81 bottle, or bot
ties for -. Sent by Express. Sold by $. G.
UPllAM. No. % South Eighth ST.. Philadelphia,
and principal Druggists Circulars sent free. Geo.
Z. Goodwin & Co Agents, IS Hanover Street,
Boston.
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" AID YER EASEMENTS.
CTATE OF vERMONT-District Of

y NUIIltUn, =.
The Probate Court for the District Of Addison
10 all persons Interested, Grceting
Charles w. Linslcv, guardian Of CHARLES l..
LINsl.Ef and JAMEsA. liNsiEY, both Of Midlcburv.
in said district, uhnrs, makes his application TO
said court representing that 1t would jr eonduriv.
to the interests of his 7aA wards, 10 rel MI fhctr
right, tile and interest In and to all that pert IF
lot No. ~, in Ripton, drawn to the right rr
Isaac llawlcy, which lies west OF the road running
through said lot, for the purpo,c Of putting tue
proceeds of such sale al interest. and PRAYING sail
court to grant him license to sell said real estate
for the purpose aforesaid.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to APPEAR
before said Probate Cour', at the Probate Office in
Midilcburv, IN said district, on "Wednesday, tho
20th day Of March Instant a. D. 1861 nj tea
o'clock in theforcnnon, and show cntsc u auo yoh
you have, why said license should not he grnned.
Dated at said MidlcJury, this 1st day Of March,
\. d. 1867,
!g;3w JED S. BUSHNELL Register
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-Chas. NJ. Gay, late a. sociatc editor
and proprietor of the Rutland UroH,
has purchased an interest in Littcll's
L@iy Age, and is now its managing
editor.
A letter has been received at the
adjutant. generals Office at Montpelier
purporting to have been recently written
by Mnio Charles Buxton, f rner.y of the
llfh Vermont regiment, was reported
killed in the battle of Winchester, Va
September 10, 1851. Though several
of the officers comrades were with him
ut the time he fell, and maintain positively
that he died ON the field, sufficient credcncc
Is attached to the letter to cause IN
investigation. The writer, whoever
he may be, says that he was woun led and
left on the field for dead, and that after
that insanity must lllvc followed, as he
next remembered Of being at Springfield,
Ill, where he subsequently enlisted as Il
private in the llth regiment Of regulars.
-James FULLY, an cmploye of the
Rutland and burlington railroad, was
run over and killed, Wednesday niuht. bv
Il train between Ludlow and lIca!tIvlle.
Gov. Dillingham; has appointed his
1
of civil AMI military affairs, in place of
Charles NJ. Gay, resigned.
Day & IIyncs' store, at Colchester
Center, was burned with its stock of rools
Wednesday night. Loss, $500; in
sured for 5000. The building was
owned by Mrs.. ID. Bates, and uninsured.
johnson academy has been accepted
by the board Of education AMI converted
INTO one of the state normal schools, with
81 students.
Vermont has Sc custom house Off
GERS au1 employees, whose aggregate pay
amounts TO so, 600 yearly.
WIHrING.-JF. Ehtor We are en-
joying large quantities OF clay mud now,
as in former springs. The state of health
in this town is fair, with the exception Of
Il few cases Of the mumps Mr.. Kellogg
has finished his winter school and begun
select school for the spring lie is a fine
teacher. lie was two years a member of
Middlebury College and is relative of
Prof Kellogg, well known in your place.
Consider able interest begins to be man
Tested in regard to the subject of religion
Mr.. Smith the Baptist minister is SEEM
ingly in earnest-working in the VINEYARD
f of his master. Ills people have repaired
and rem0deled their church edilicc during
, the past winter.-rhere was but one
death in town in 1866, and that very
old man-Albcrt Hubbard, so long a
citizen of this town has moved to Poult-
, ney-Rev, Mr.. Smart delivered his lee
ture on the Battle of gettysburg a few
days since which was highly enjoyed by
us all. Vale. ON.
, privata disnatchas from, Connoct;c nj
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DEAD again the Evidence of one of

Il our OIICst NcslTrnFs.
Cincinnati, December 81, 1868.
Mcs,rs j. y. HARRIS K Co:
Genls--This /. to certify that found ALIENS
LUNG B\LSAM one ui the hest remedies in the
world for Disease Lungs have used it in my
family tor breaking up troublesome cough with
the happr,t effect. | rrcummrndcl it to n Young
lady who had harissing cough and was threaten
cd with Consumption nd it cured her in few
DAYS / would rccnmmen! it to all afflicted with
u cough and to those who are prcli, posed to Con-
sumption. Respectfully yours,
A. \. HARRISON.
Sold bv all Dealers in Family Medicines. Is, lw
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nR. S. S, FIrCII'S

F1.WLY PHYSICIAN,"
Severty-siN page; price % cents. Sent to any
address, No money required until the book Is
received, read and fully appreciated. 1t is a
perfect guide 10 the sick or nlsposed. Address
DIR. 5. 5. FITCH, rs fremont ST., Boston. iS;1y
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FJOvErS ILLUSTRATED GUIDE

r. The F'awcr f. c'ci Gar}eAt Gr 1Sj7.
Is now Published, containing III pages, 30 line
cnsrayirg> Of flowEEs aud NIUiTAm.fs, and
y beautiful CoLuREp hArE.
with f1ll de>crip ions If more than 1000 varieties
aud complete directions Tor their culture. Sen;
postpaid to all applicants ON receipt OF % cents.
Address IlONEl & co,
80 North Market St, BOSTON, Mass.
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GONE FOREVER !

A VVlNT TVININ I'm
~ So say the ladies IF their beauty, WHEN the
mirror shows them their once jet or golden Iinglcts
strcakcd with grey. Bat never was there more
FALSE CONCLESION
Though the hair I've as willie as Times own fore
lock, or worse still, as red as Il fiery meteor
PRESTO
it is invested in moment with the most magnf-
cent black or brown hv the agency Of
CRlSrADDROS HAIR DYE.
perfectly Wholesome and purely vegetable pre-
par liun. Manufactured hy J. CKlSTADOGO
Il As'or House. New York. Sold by Druggists
Applied 10y all Hair Drc,sels IS;lw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
~ L l. | G | y u S

DIR. A. JOHNSON'S AMERICAN TOOTH
POWDER Is the Cream # all preparations for the
Teeth. For refreshing the mouth, nrresting decay,
and imparting delightful fragrance, II bns no
equal 1t is the only dentifice which has been
used and commended for 20 wears by eminent
Professors OF Chemistry and Medicine. Prepared
bv an Experienced Dentist, Mt % East 18th St..
n. Y. Price so cents, double quantity ~ cents.
For ale bv druggists. GEO. G.. GOODWIN Il
CO., WEEKS & POTTER. and NJ. S. BURR &
Co., Wholesale Agents, Boston.
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CARD TO TIE LADIES.
DrDUPUNCOS GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
ron FEMALES.

Iufillihlr in correcting Irregularities Removing
Distractions oi the Monthly Periods, from what
ever Cause, ami ALWAYS SUGGEST II IL preventive
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The plans for business for this Institution are
very literal md attractive to those who wish t.
insure their lives IN iirst.class COMPANY. IT.
business is very large aud rapidly increasing. All
the various kinds of Policies are issued on as ia
vorahe terms as are offered bv any other good
company in the country. Dividends increase
with the age of the Policy. Non participating
rates are lower than those Of any Company in the
World. Losses paid in thirty davsat @ due MT c
and proof Of death Liberal arrangements made in
regard to travel. Onc-ihiri Of the amount Of
premium will be loaned the -hollcr IT desired.
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DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY

Drawn "nce in seventeen DAVIS Prizes cashcd
aud information given. Highest rates paid for
Joublnons and all kinds of Good AMI Sill err
Gro. CrmAM g. y. Min ST., Providence, Il, !.
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Gr,shpg:
Albert \. Fletcher, administrator Of the c,tal.
OF sai,l Norman a. Fletcher, presents hi rclitm
IN wiring to said court, representing that it will
ro conducive to the interest Of all person, interest
1T in said estate, tn sell all the land an real e,tac
situated in laid Bridport, If which sai,l deceased
died seized, for the purpose OF putting the pro-
coed, tlcreot at interest; and pravng for license
to sell all said land aud estate including the re-
version of the denver of the widow Of said deceased,
for the purpose aforesaid: Thcrcf IRE,
You are hereby notified to appear before said
Court, at session thereof. to lie held at he Pro-
bate Office in Mddlchury, in said district. on Mon
day. the Ia day Of April next, 1s67( at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, To show cause, it any YOU
have why sail license i oull not Lc granted.
Date at MIdlchury, aforesaid, ibis 18th day
Of March, a. u. 1867.
'l;aw JED. 5. BUSHNELL. Register.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT

HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
4 4 BUG III
1t is a certain cure for diseases OF the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS GRAVEL. DROPSY.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. FEMALE COM
PLANTS. GENERAL DEBILITY,
and all diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever cause originating and no matter Of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases UI these Orgars require The use Of a
diurctc.
llno treatment is submitted to Consumption or
Insanity may cuSuc. Oar Flesh aud Blood are
supported from the. . sources. aud the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
and
that Of 'ostcrtv, depends upon the prompt use d
n reliable remedy.
ilElMBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCtt',
Established upwards Of s years. prepared hy
II +. HELMBOLD. Druggist,
59l Broadway New York. aud
i9;1y 10l South l0.h ST., Phil idclphia, Pa
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5000 Boxes have been sold within two wears.
Ten Thousand ipNes sent 10y Letter, both bV
myself and agents, to all parts Of the world to
which answer, have been returned in which laes
say. nothing like the above pills have been know
since the >cicucr of Medicine lawned upon the
Worl, in Removing Distractions aud Restoring
Nature t. it, proper channel quictinI the nerves
and nringius back the Rose color If Health to
the check of the most delicate.
Price II per box. Six boxes 81.
Sold in Mtlllchurv. VT, hv II. \. SHELDON,
Dru -si,t sole Agent tor Midlleburv.
LAniE>! bv sending III 81 to the Milllebury
Post office YOU can have the pills sent coniler-
TALLY and Stree of postage" to any part OF the
country, 10y mail.
Sold also h., Pond & Morse, Rutland: Northrop
& Son, Castlcton; II. K. Blrlwc Whitehall ;
j. +. Henry 4 Co., Waterbury; Demis, BARNES
\ Co., New York c. l.. Case, Brandon; W. W.
lIibbard, routney; and by zone Druggist" in
every village in the United States. 3j;6m
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Special NOTICES.
~-~-~-"-"-|0|-707NF7|7|
WHAT Is BEST FOR COSTlVE-

DIR. HARWsoS's PEHIsTAlTGC LoyENoEs are
warranted in all cases of the Piles aud Falling OF
the Rcctum. We promise II cure for all symptoms
Of Dyspe psia. such rs Oppression after Eaing
Sour Stomach, Splitting Of Food Palpilaton, also
Headache Dizziness Pain in Q Back and luinS
Ycllowucss OF the skin and Eyes Sick Headache
Coated Tongue, Biliou.ncss, Liver Complaint
Loss Of Appetite, Debility, Montnly Pains, ana all
Irregularities Neuralgia, Fniutmcss sc.
For sale by j. ). ilARVIsoN 4 Co., Proprictors
no. fremont Temple, Boston, and by all Drug
gsts, or will he mailed ON receiving GO cts. ~; Nv
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BURGLARS SENT FREE.
~ Persons with few leisure hours can
readily exchange them for lew dollars hv selling
oar Fancy aud Dry Goods. Address EASTMAN 4
KENpAIl- Lock box jUS7, Boston, Mass.
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' JED S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A rDI SJ,,'rc co IcnAsLEs W. Llprlrr.
~ COURT vs.
Doc Term 1SGG SWEET & ALLEN


Charles W. Lippitt. of Champlan, in tho
County Of linton; in the State of New
York, having entered in this Court at
the present term his writ and declaration
against " lillian &. Sweet und Daniel Allen of
Schenectady, in the State Of New York, part
iers in business under the style aud firm Of
Sweet & Allen, counting in general assumpsit
and demand tg in damage the sum of three
thousand dollars and also summuning Lucius
5. Champion Of Middlebury, in the County of
Addison, trustee Of the said Sweet Il Allen
with return Of service ms to said trustee by
leaving copy of said writ in his hands and as
to said defendants by leaving copy for each
in the hands of said trustee and it Icing mad
to appear that the said defendants have not
had personal notice Of this action, and that
they reside without this State. so that service
cannot be had upon them 1t is ordered by
the Court that this cause be continued to the
next term of sac Court to be held ON the first
Tues1 y of June, A. ID. 1867 and that in the
meantime notice Of the tendency thereof be
given to said defendants by the publication of
this order together with the substance of the
plaintiffs declaration, three weeks successfully
in the Middlcbury Register. pub ic newspaper
printed at said Niddlcbury, the last of said
publications to be ut least twenty days prior to
snd next term.
d. STEWART, Clerk.
STEwA.T & FoorE,
Pitts Attys. 81 ;3w
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Females peculiarly si'uiiel or those surprising
themselves ~, are cautioned against using these
l'll, while in that condition lest they invite mis-
carriage after which aln.oniti"n, the Proprietor
assume, nu responsibility, although their millnes,
would prevent any mischief to AeIltn, otherwise
the Fills are recommended ~ a
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
for all those affecting complaints 50 peculiar to
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MEMS, Boys, Youths, Ladies, Misses
WI and Chillnn's Rubber Boots aud Over
Shocs-Cbcap.
Al BiRDOURS.
February 70. 1867.
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DEMONAL. Our Office in NEW
III l!RK has been removed from No. IS Cedar
Street, to No. ~ Park Row.
GEJ. /. HOWELL & CO.,
Advertising Agents.
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STATE OF Observation-Disclosures of

- :. FHf'TI, y.
by the Probate Court for the District Of 4 lliAon.
TO all persons interested in the estate uf
NORMAN A. FLETCHER,
late OF Bridpurt, in said district, deceased.
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TO OWNERS OF HORSES.

L Thousands of horses die yearly from Collie.
This need not he. DR.. Tubi,s Venetian Horse
Linimcnt will positively cure every ease, il given
when first taken. / he cnst j. only one dollar.
Every owner Of horse should have ho tie in
his stable, ready for use. 1t is warranted superior
to ANYTHING else tor the cure Of Cuts, Wind Calls,
Swcliin,s, Sore Throat, SprainS Bruises Oh Sores,
&c. This l.nimcnt j. new remedy. II has
been used and approved of for Ii wear, lv the first
hur>emcn in TIA" country. Given to an uVer-drycu
horse, il acts Ike magic Orders are constantly
received from the racing stables uf England for it.
The celebrated Hiram Woodruff of trottins fame.
has u>c il for wears AMI saws il is tar superior ~
any other he ha, tried. He kindly permits me to
refer tn him, Iii, allgcS, is Eat. New York.
Long Slant Recolleot, Dr. Tobias Nenntian
House Iinimcnt j. put mp N pint bottles. Take
no other. Sold hN Drug -sts aud Saddcrs. De-
pot jG Cortlanlt St, New York. l37w
EllE Glory of Man is Strength. -
Il Therefore the nervous and della'cd should
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81" ' REENBACKS," Riffs, Rcvol-
II vers, aud other splendid ..its (not
hras) free to all. No blanks no humhu. A
gin for eyerybody. Send two stamps to DAN
NEH," llus lalc, y. IL.
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DRANDRETlrS PILLS. 49, These

ID Pill, are safe and sire. They are rrcpafcd
hy a process which secures all the best qualities Of
the herb, ui which they are composed, without any
If their bad. They benefit in all cases, and do no
harm in no g.
See d. Brlulrcth is in white letters on the Gov
eminent stamp. I6;lw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
e.---~-~1--~-~-~-~-~-O
WORLD MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
III BROADWAY, SEW YORK.
officers.

O&cerS:
GEORGE t.. WILLARD, President.
q. H. GORDON, Vice President.
G.. W. FLYER. Secretary and Actuarv.
A. W. ROGERS, MID. Med Examr at Onire
J. CRANE VI. d. Consultg Physician Brooklyn
w PPRENTlCErAty Counsclr, 30 Wall-st.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

ANEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
PhaIon's "NiEht blooming Ccrcus."
Phnion's "NiEht Blooming Ccrcus."
Phnion's "Night Blooming Ccreus."
PhaIOn's "NiSht blooming Ccrcus."
Phnion's HNight blooming Ccrcus."
A most exquisite, delicate and Fragrant Perfume.
dist led FROM the aud beautiful flower from
which 1t takes its name.
Manufactured only by
PIHALON 81 son, New York.
BEWARE OF COuNTERFEITs.
ASK FOR PIIALON'S-TAHE no OTHER
lPfowi5;ly
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d DIT " NM OIVIh'
STEwAaT & FoorE,
Pitts Atty 5. 81 ;3w
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-07-11
Joseph the second and his
Court.

Wehaye received from the publishers,
Appleton, of New York, the above one
Of the series Of the Mahlbach Noyels
heretofore advertised BY us. 1t fully
maintains the high reputation these
celebrated Novels have so suddenly at
taiued, aud is of absorbing interest. The
writer knows how TO weave the interest.
ing facts Of History into the shape OF
the romance of the Novel. In this case
Truth is stranger than Fiction. Joseph
III, Emperor of Austria, who ilourished
about century ago, was the son of the
celebrated Maria Theresa, the reisuing
Empress of Austria; aud she aud her
interesting family figure very promi-
nently in the BOOB. She was the in.
vcteratc enemy Of Frederick the Great
Of Prussia, aud the disastrous defeat Of
the Austriuns b. the Prussians on the
field Of Sadows, last year, was probably
the result Of the rivalry then engender-
cd. We see in this history the begin.
ming Of the misfortuncs Of the House Of
liapsburg Lorraine; aud at this day are
facts transpiring sufficient for an inter.
estins sequel to ",Joseph H." Prince
\