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TO the hon Supreme Court, Hen 10 be hOtls' az
lS0fdt Hero, "a dad for the county of Grand
Isle, onnetoiph ThWsdagn eH Gftw HeJomd,
Tuesi0y ia December, 1861
Your hbolant, Sarah McKibbiu, Of Alburgh, in
the county of Grand Isle, respectfully complains
and represents, that on the ird day Of May Is
~, she WAS lawfully married to john MckiDhin,
AT said Alburgh by the Rev }. L. Chamberlin,
legally ordained Minister Of the Gospel; and
that after her said marriage she continued TO
live with the said john Mckibbn in the strict
observance Of all the duties required by the mar
rage contract, until the year 1868 when tho
said John began to trest her with fDtolerlbg
severity, by whipping and beating her, and BY
kicking her and turning her ont of his house,
and by other acts of gross abuse, all of which he
repeated from time to time, until she was ubhg-
ed, IN order 70 secure herself from personal IN
jury aud insult, to quit his honse and provide for
her own support by her own industry and the
assistance of her friends. And the said Sarah
furthermore complains. that since she was COM
PEELED 20 leave the said John ~ aforesaid he
iIas refused to contribute any thing towards her
support, although he had and has sufficient
means and Is Of sufficient ability to do 50.
Your libelant, Therefore, prays that tao bonds
OF Marriage between her and the said John Me-
kibbin may be dissolved, and that she may be
restored 10 all the rights and privileges which
she lost by her said marriage: and that she may
have such rchei, by way Of alimony, as to said
Court may seem Just; as she Hill eyer pray.
SARAH McKlBBIN
AipNiShs MAY -Dil lobf.
II having been made TO appear " slc, the
subscribing authority, that tie within named
John Mchibbn resides without this state. and
cannot be sued with the ordinary process Of law,
II is hereby ordered that the said libeant canse
the foregoing libel. together with tins order.
10 be published in the Vermont Transcript a
newspaper published al st Adams, in Franklin
County, Vermont, three weeks successfully, the
last Of which Publication shall ba, at least, six
weeks previous TO the Term Of the Court to
which said libel is addressed, which shall be
deemed sufficient notice for the said John Ne
kibbin to appear and answer % said libel.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF May,
A. d. 1867.
WIN. G. WILSON
l7G-Swl Judge Of the Supreme Court,
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4 Physiological View Of Marriage,
THE cHE4PESr. NOOK EthR Pm
LISTED.

Containing nearly three hund-cd pages
And 1870 tlnc plates and engrayings Of the
Anatomy OF the Human Organism state of Health
and Disoaso with a treatise on Early errors, its
dolllorable Consouicnces upon the Mind and
Bodv. with the Authors Plan ofIrcatmcnt the
only rational and successful mode of Cure, as
shown by the report OF ca 'es treated. a truthful
adviser 90 the married AMI those contemplating
marriage, who entertain doubts Of their physical
condition sent free Of postage TO any address
ON receipt Of % cents in stamps or postal cur
roncv. lv addressing DR. LA CROlX, No. 81
Maiden Lain, Albany y Y. The author may be
consulted upon any OF the diseases upon winch
the book treats. either personally or by mail.
Medicines sent to any part Of the world. l62-6m
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Roy. J. @. Bittenger, pastor of the
First Congregational Church in St
,lans has announced his resignation,
#. account Of ill.health.
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FELLOWS ORIGINAL
WORM LOZENGES.
nntestinnI Worns.

We can with confidence point to FELLOWS
WORM LOZENGES as the most perfect remed,
for those troublesome pests,
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THE TRANSCRIPT,
friday, August 23, 1867.
Local Ne,cs.

v,vs our friends in the several towns
l",'" ,1 adjoining counties will confer
10 'n ,',r by sending rs all items OF local news
rr'i' NV ,,,,o undcr their observation. Con-
i, ,or. should, in all cases. give tholr names
ln'a''' ..aarly for publication, but as guaran-
BOT IVA nth. No matter about tho form OF
Y " n,ributions give us the subject mat
"m "a we will put it into shape.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-08-23

The ruling price for butter on
Tuesday was % cents. A few choice
Ms brought II.
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IL 4. sOEvLEs, Attorney and Counsellor at
IL. Law and solicitor ia Chancery. Oihce over
First National Bank, 81. Adams, Vt.
y. S.-Will attend TO Collections, and Prosecute
Claims against the United States for Arrears ~
Pay, OF bounty to Soldiers Widows and Inyalid's
Pensions, &c, &c. 5u
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ssN tsi s \ lnan of great medical knowledge
alolie sr5 iuore genial wholesome and effectu-
~ pla MY, appetizer than brakes Celebrate
Il rgcoma'a"o'n bitters was never discovered.
s.at, for Fs Mus II for Dyspepsia, for Liver Com
J. Appetite ai5 usuon, for Weakness, for want
goap liable stmulant, and Is a@ns sn adauted
" elerae au oid, Persons of sedentarv habits.
S4ales os,"'oh lawyers, merchants. and delicate
particularly benefited by its use.
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NJ Chas. A. Loud has supplied
ma rooms over the Commercial Col
h.e. with a full gymnastic outfit,
where man and youth can improve
their health and extend the muscel.
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The Chittenden County Agricul-
nml Society will hold its fifteenth an
nua fair at Burlington, on Wedues-
lly Thursday, and Friday, Sept. 4th,
5h and 9th.
The annual address will be delivered
By Prest James B. Angel, Of the Uni
rtrsiiy of Vermont, on Thursday, the
second day OF the fair.
Railroads and Steamboats, will car
rpassengers for fare enc way.
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1t Works Like a Charm. =

This Is the blht talnlIY iVlVuIl " WV "II
kinds of pain, You ever tried: %
n q clean. SAFE and delicious to use and II
Won nse il faithfully, it win do You good,
: Directions on each bottle. Bnyit Of the Drug
gist or Merchant whore yon trade; II thel nave
reonest. and sell yon the genuine iienne's Pam
killing Magic on, at tho manufacturers lowest
price at retail. , ,r.,,,,s,,
MN. REENE, Sole Proprietor aud Manuiac-
turer Pittsfcld, Mass. ur, T.
sod in 81 Adams by all Druggists, Weeks q
M NJ nfi'''' Ll79-ly-eow
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They are Entirely Vegetable.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS:

Itching OF the nose fcvcrishnoss twitching
or starting suddenly during sleep, pain in the
stomach loss Of flesh, palonoss with hectic. ap-
petite sometimes voraci0us at others feeble, a
dizziness of the eyes, drowsiucss. swcllod mp
per Tip, tong0c lightly fuTcd, and studded with
red spots. icited or garlic breath grinding ~
teeth during slUpp. % sensation of lodgment i'm
the thruatan unnatural craving for dirt, chalk or
clay tretiulncsa and nrebIity of temper, cholic,
fits and pnlsv
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state NeicS.
cIurrENDrS COUNTY.

$1,000 N.N|f|tf . -
l. NJ Brigham has been appointed
Postmaster at Westford, in place Of ].
H. Nacomber.
Mark Lodd, resident of Worces-
ter Vt, ard its representative Ia t
year IN the Legislature, committed
suede on Saturday, by hanging HIM
Yell IN the barn of Mr.. Hildreth, of
richmond, his brother-in-law, at
whose house he was visiting.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
John Marshal shot John Smith at
n'''land, Vt, last Sunday, a heavy
'la'ge OF buckshot taking effect in his
IBaS and abdomen. Marshal had
previously threatened to kill Smith.
1''er the shooting was done, he gave
-'lu'ell up to the authorities, claiming
a'' the deed was done in self-d de-
ience
Alter an absence of thirty-nine
''1'S' a man named Barnes has arrived
windsor County and lays claim 10
certain piece of real estate MT South
'0nlret, which for many years has
'''n IN the ondisturbed possession OF
,lor parties, and on which about one
vail Oh Smith Hodges dwelling house
~" stands. An examination of Pom
act Town records discloses the fact
'a' q clean title to the property has
A. nv oeen given since Barnes time
1' matter is undergoing investiga-
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Al Printing brought to this Office, both Plain
and Ornamental, viii meet with prompt atten-
ton at prices As low as the times will admit
We do our work much better than can any
OAice that viii do q job Of printing for nothing
for the sake Of depriving us Of it, and we are
ready to compare ohr work with any similar
ness and price.
Hand your orders into the Transcript Book
and job Printing Establishment il YOU take any
pride in having your printing done in a work
manliio manner
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" EW VI ",

|, WW ARA
All grades from solid Is X. Gold dow a. Tx
Wood.
Spectacles Of all kinds, Table and Pocket Cutie
ny of the best quality Roberts Noodles,
(the best madc) l f-t
Watches, Clocks and Jewclry repaired in tho
best manner and without delay.
MNAIAN a HUNTINGTON,
Brainords Building, corner OF Mein and
Bank Streets. lG3~ly
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EMINENr MEN ASSERT

rhatan are more or less troubled with worms.
and that many lic annually from this cause
who, bg the timely administration of a proper
remedy, would Zoe saved. As Fellows Worm
LolcugUs may be taken without any unpleasant
result and as most children are fond Of them.
tlioir nso is recommended TO those apparently
healthy, aud thus dispcl the cause Of what
would produce suffering.
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st. John, ~ D., March, 1856.
AIcssrs. Fellows a Co.: This Is TO certify that
my little boy, aged six years, having been much
troubled with worms OF late, 1 administered four
of your Worm Ioz nges, as per directions, and
in nine hours after he passed several large
worms These Lo2engcs are particularly yalu-
able, az the children are fond of them. You are
at liberty TO use tins for the benefit OF others.
MATTHEW HARRISON.
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Price % cents per box. Five isoxes for a
Dollar.
This Invaluable medicine viii be prepared Ion
the present at tho New England Botanic Depot,
Boston, for the Proprietor, j. q, FRENCH
The signature OF Fellows x Co., Is attached to
each genuine box.
sell ~ hirdi iGs itsists generally.
General Agents ia st. Adams, L. l.. butcher
&lSons, and Leonard. Branerd & Co.
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Carleton, st. John, n B., Nov IL, 1896.
Mr.. Editur.I was induced to try Fellows
Lozonges, having had a number of children ul-
der my care whose stcmaohs were irritable
the ordinary medicine could not he retained a
moment; and the success that followed their
use was SO complete that | canrccommend them
as one of the most pleasant and safe medicines
that can be administered.
EDWIN CLAY. NJ. ID.
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lours, with respect,
JOHN S. COIPIrTS, J. p.

Salisbury, July 80, 1856
Messrs. Fellows Co., ST. John, Gentlemen:
l have have examined Your Worm Lozenges,
and have become acquainted with their effects
as an anthelmintic, and have much pleasure in
recommending their use as a safe and eifectual
remedy for worms, and fully believe that their
employment as such Will give satisfaction.
Yours respectfully.
" s. FOSHAY, NJ. D.
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Spsrial alptifes.
Monday, AUGUST 10th. 1867.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY

Drarn % b serenleen Dags.
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awarded them. is it to be supposed that
Puritan gratitude is SO strong as stand
taxation for such 4 purpose? No, the
argument will be that the soldiers
fought for the lands and should have
them. Thus and similarly will they
reconcile to their tough consciences the
foulest wrong that was ever inflicted
upon brave and unfortunate people.
''Odious and detestable as that act is
which has territerialized the oldest and
most honored of the cold thirteen"
States, it has called forth the fiercest de-
nuneiatiens from that class of ravening
Puritan wolves, who hoped that there
wehld be no pause in the werk Of spoli
alton until robbery had crowned the
work of prescription and disfranchise
ment. These fiends denounce the "Sher
man act' for its. "lenie1scy," and howl
as if they had been cheated of their
prey, because the Surveyor with his
chain, to whom Brownlow's "Torch
and Turpentine Committee' made such
frequent allusion, has as yet no "aet of
Congress. to justify the partition Of our
plantations.
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MARRIED..

BIsHoP-FRAVEL-On Tuesday H.
18th inst, at the residence of the b9id Iie
father, near Columbia Furnace. Va =.
the Rev. d. Jennings, of Edinbufsss - ny y
V. Bishop, of this county, to Miss 535 MI,
R. FraveI, of Shenandoah COUNTY .' w
May joy, peace and prosperity attend
them through life, and q bright inbpr
lance in the Great To-Come he fbsirs
when they cross tower the riveru aad
through the "valley and shadow -
DEATH
CARTER-PAGE-In "Christ Church,
Wildwood, on the 2Sth ult., by Rev /
r. Jones, Capt. w. P. Carter and Mis-
Lucy b., daughter of the late DR.. r. p
Page, both Of Clarke county, Va.
FERRIL CRUZEN On THURSDAY
Nov. lst, by Rev. Oliver Guthrie. al fba
residence Of the brides father, in Saline
county, Missouri, Lieut.. II. Ferril, late
of the 9th Missouri Infantry, P. 4. e
S., to Miss Eliza North Cruzen, young.
est daughter of Mr.. Richard r. Crnzen
formerly of Jefferson county.
HoPwooD-CoPELAND-On the 9Th
inst, in Baltimore, by Rev. Mr.. Laun.
acre, Mr.. Charles l.. Hopwood, of Frede-
rick, Md, to Miss Lottie r. Copeland
of Harper's Ferry, Va.
CoLsToN--CoIsTON-At"P each Hill e
Clarke county, Va, on Feb. 1Ith. bv
Rev. Benton Shepherd, Mr.. John I.
Colston, Of Jefferson county. and Miss
S. Roberta, daughter Of Robert 4. Col
stOn, ESQ.,, of Clarke.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

We are really astonished as well as
gratifed, at the large gains made by the
Democrats in the recent election in the
Radical State of New Hampshire. 1t
is a hopeful sign of the near approach
of that reaction in the North which
must eventually take place, butfor the
beginning Of which we had not so soon
looked. The Radicals have lost heavily
on their former majority in the State;
they have lost several counties, several
Senators, and largely also in the House
of Representatives. The same ratio Of
gain in New York as in New IIamp-
shire, would carry it out Of the hands of
the Radicals by TEN THOUSAND votes
of a majority. 1t would carry Penn
sylvania against them by FIVE THoUs-
AND. 1t would sweep New Jersey, Ne
braska and Oregon.
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EPIsCoPALMETHoDIsTCoNFE
This Body which closed its sess;as
Baltimore last week, made the fol- II
ing appointments for the ensuing yea a"
WINCHESTER DISTRICT & D..
Presiding OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
st. R. R. Slough; Braddock street fa IL !,
supplied d,o WINCHESTER W i. Gircuitj0 i
Mission--J. w. Wolf. Woodstoa,le k
John P. Hyde. Front ROYALS =
Ritche. Berryville-Wm. G. F,1e.i- d
ton, e. F. Hetterich. Psychologists
id Shoaff, one to be supplied. jeffa Dav
J. w. Tongue. ShepherdstoWnNl- 1 Tl
C Coe, Wardensville--C l. Towson " Y
7 r Fripp, Shanandale-A Robe l
Rev. Mr.. Shoaff, has been returnad !.
this circuit. Rev. Mr.. Kerns, who w. =
on this circuit last year, has been ass;..,
to Baltimore.
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Pointed.

The National hqtelligencer puts the
case in the following pointed manner.
The force of the reasoning cannot be
evaded:
Against what did the rebels of 1861
rebel? "The Union and the Constitu-
tom is the ready answer. "But what
Union and Constitution ?" That is the
question.
If they had been able to forsee-and
they say they did-that the Union was
to be what the Radicals now mean by
that word, can man be found SO dis
honest as to deny that it was their duty
to get out of it at all sacrifices, and with
all possible haste ? A man who would
submit to such a slavery AS the Radi-
cal Union" would be, without fight.
is unworthy the beard on his face. But
we all know very well that no such
Union" was in prospect, though the
demagogues made it SO appear to the
imaginations of the Southern masses
those from the North by threatening it,
and those from the South, by quoting
the threats to the people. But what
right has Radical to blame a rebel:
II the rebel was wrong, it must have
been for attacking the Union. But to
attack the Radical Union would have
been right. Does any Radical deny it
On the other hand, If the rebel was
wrong in breaking, the Radical must be
more wrong in abolishing the true
Union, and it must follow, that if one
was traitor, the other is greater trait
or.
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DEI THIS.

INVERSION the 18th inst, Harriet
Ophelia, youngest daughter of Jacob
and Harriet Myers, aged years and Il
days.
She has gone, and now she wears the crown
Which Christ to her hath given,
She has her seat at his right hand,
Her home is now in Heaven. f. c. G
MILLER-At Tennallytown, d. C., on
the 9th inst, Mrs. Rebecca w. Miller.
wife of E. P. Miller, and daughter Of
the late DIR. Samuel J. Cramer, of Jetfer-
son county, Va, aged AZ years.
NICELY-At the residence of Mr..
John F. Bane, at Duffield's Depot, on
the 10Th inst, Mr.. Charles Nicely, aged
about % years.
WoLFF-In Baltimore, on the 10th
inst, at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. A. M. Vanarsdale, Mrs. Eliza G.
Wolff, daughter of the late Thomas
Likens, of Charlestown, aged 63 years.
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BayDR. ScHENcK's PULMoN1c SYRUP.

ma DIR. SCHENCK's PULMoNIC SYRUP.
This great medicine cured DR.. j. H.Schenek
the Proprietor, of Pulmonary Consumption
when 1t had assumed its most formidable as
pect. and when speedy death appeared to be
inevitable HISS physicians pronounced hls
OF this simple but powerful remedy. Hls
health was restored in very short time, ana
no return OF the disease has been apprehend-
ed, 1or all the symptoms quickly disappeared'
ana ms present weight is more than two nun
ded prounds
Since his recovery, he has devoted his at
tentlon exclusively to the cure OF Consuml
ton and the diseases which are usually CON.
plcated with it, and the cures effected BY M
medicines have been very numerous and truly
wonderful DIR. Schenck makes profession
visits to several Of the larger cities weekly,
where he has large concourse of patients
and It Is truly astonishing to see poor con-
carriages, and in few months healthy robG =,
persons: Dr.. SCHENCK'S PULMONit
SYRUP, SEAWEED TONIC, and MAN
DkA ~ PILLS are generally all required IN
curing Consumption. Fuu directions accom-
pany each,. so that any one can take them
without seeing DR.. Schenck, but when 1t u
convenient 1t is best to see him. He gives az
vice free, but for thorough examination WITH
ms Respirometer his fee is three dollars.
ftease observe. when purchasing, that the
two tikenesses of the Doctor-one when, II
the last stage of Consumption and the otnef
as he now is, in perfect health-are on the
Government stamp.
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers, price
81 so per bottle, or 81. so the half-dozen. Az
letters for advice should be addressed to Dr
ScHENcK's Principal Office, No Is North 9th
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. General wholesale
Agents Demas Barnes d Co., n "; S :
Hance, Baltimore Md; John d. Parke, Gin
cinnati, Ohio; Walker Il Taylor, Chicago
Nov. 20, 1866 Nov. S. 1866
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CIRCUIT COURT OF BERKELEY Co.
The regular term of the Circuit Court OF
this County commenced its session on
Monday last the 18th inst. His Honor
Judge e. B. Hall presiding. We will
publish a list Grand Jurors next week.
His Honor occupied nearly an hour
in his charge to the Grand Jury, review
ing the various acts of the Legislature
and imposing upon that body vigil
liant attention to the public interests,
and at the same time urging them to
discountenance all prosecutions founded
in mere spite or malice. We will pub
lish a list of Petty Jurors next week.
The ease of Neville Woodruff & Co.
as James and Jesse Duval of Ohio, claim
ing damages to the amount Of $4,000 for
a breach of Warranty in the sale OF a
Steam Engine, was on motion of Mr..
Faulkner, removed to the Federal Cir
cut Court at Wheeling.
In the case of the Board Of Supervis-
ors rs Seibert and Noll, Mr.. Hoke NOV
ed the Court to confirm the inquisition
Of damage and return the proceedings
to the Board Of Supervisors for the eS-
Enlistment of the road prayed for,
which motion was resisted by Messrs
Faulknerand Pendleton and the inq uisi-
ton quashed.
Thomas Byers, Admir- IS S. and G.
Slyer. IN appeal from aJustiees Judg-
ment and tried by jury. Argued by
Chapline for Appellant and Blackburn
for Appellee. Verdict for Appellant.
Thomas II. Myers as Shimp and Kee-
seeker. Motion for judgement on forth
coming Bond. Affidavit made Of dis
loyalty Of plaintiff and counter Sf1idavit
ofloyalty by plaintiff. Mr.. Hoke asked
for jury to try the issue of loyalty.
This was resisted by Mr.. Faulkner up
on the ground that the law authorized
no such issue to be made III the case.
The views of Mr. Faulkner were sus-
tanned by the Court and judgment en-
tered on the forthcoming Bond.
G. J. Faulkner as Philip c. Pendle-
toms Adm'rs. Proceeding by notice I'M
der the statute to recover money due
by bond. The question of practice pre-
scented when such notices should be
placed on the docket-Whethera amongst
the motions or acknowledgements. Point
reserved by the Court for consideration,
and establishment of a general rule of
practice. Faulkner for plaintiff, STAN
ton, Blackburn and Pendleton defend
ants.
The Grand Jury brought in number
of indictments, amongst which were e.
Randall for forgery &c.
The Indictments against Col. e. H.
Mcdonald and some others which have
been pending for some time growing
out Of acts done during the late civil war
were dismissed by the Prosecuting At
torney with the assent of the Court.
a number of DEGREES, orders, &c. were
entered. This brings our report down
to the adjournment ofthe Court on Tues
day evening.
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SP EOIAL NOTICES.

@J. N. HARRIS & Co., of Cincin-
natl are now putting up a medicine for the
name of Aliens Lung Balsam. This remedy
in curing cyses of Consumption that were con.
sidered incurable. This remedy breaks up the
most harassing Cough in an incredible short
time. For sale by J. L. W. BAKER, Mar
tlnsburg, West Va.-also, by the Dealers in
Family Medicine generally.
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The Legislature of Louisiana have
introduced joint protest, declaring the
Military Bill unconstitutional, and APP
propriating $4,000 to test the consti-
nationality of the act.
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Latest advices from Mexico state that
a decisive battle is expected to be fought
by the Liberals, and the forces under
Maximi1ian. The Liberals have 81, 900
men; Maximilian $4,000. The entire
armies in the fieldnumber: Republicans
$4,000, and the Imperialists $1,000.
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that the late rain storms which have
been prevailing in the mountain ranges
of Virginia and North Carolina, have
swollen all the streams and rivers, and
occasioned an extensive freshet.
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Wednesday Of last week was tho
coolest day of the season experienced at
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. At st. Paul,
Minnesota, the thermometer was twenty
five degrees below zero.