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PERUVIAN SYRUP,

a protected solution of the protoxide of Iron,
which is SO prepared that it assimilates at once
with the blood, giving strength, vigor and new
life to the whole system.
To take medicine to cure diseases occasioned
by a deficiency of IRON IN THE BLOOD, with
out restoring it to the system, is like trying to
repair building when the foundation is gone.
An eminent divine says: 8" have been using
| the PERUVIAN SYRUP for some time past il
gives newivigor, buoyaucy of spirit, elasticity
| of muscle"
| Phamplets containing certificates of cures, and
recon mendations from some of the most eminent
| physicians clergymen and others, will be sent
! free to any address.
| in the glass. -.
J. P. DINSMORE, Proprietor.
| SO Dey ST., New York.
Sald Ill rlcrnr;ctS 0lzE4
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Our Next Governor.

OEI N6Ab OOEOlhois
"Who shall be governor" OF the great
state ofV Vermont for the next two years
is now the topic of debate among the
wise ones of the state press, as well
as of some of those who are not so
wise There have been some half
dozen names mentioned, but the one
most generally endorsed is John b.
Page of Rutland, and we suppose he
will be the one that our annual state
convention of antiquated and fossil
lied old grannies will select. They
most certainly will if he is "sound on
their goose" and will walk with tidy
bib and tucker after the manner OF our
most devoted republican pharisees.
What is the use in having conven-
ton ? it is all settled now we suppose,
unless some erratic youth of 20 or 80
summers should throw off all restraint,
venture to suggest some other name
and advocate it independently of the
conclaye of toadies that will most pro-
badly yield to the whip and spur OF
those who have bambOozled the peo-
pie of Vermont for quarter OF a
century and who always have several
"axes to grind" Should such an In
dependent spirit arise and speak the
truth that is in him it would be mat
ter of great doubt whether Mr.. Page
would be the nominee; not but that
he would make a good enough COVER
nor, for any man with a thimble full
of brains can rule such state as this
where the work is laid out by "com
mittee of safety" whose business it is
to select the next governor, the con
gressmen, &C., and their duty is to see
that nothing runs counter to the Cen
trail and other railroads. Mr.. Page
is no doubt fine man personally, true
blue politically, probably eats "shev
bread" and don't drink; but that he
has the mighty intellect which Walton
and Willard, and Benedict, and Bige
low, and futile of the Herald and tn,
squirt gun OF the Record attribnte tt
him, we can hardly credit. Mr.. Page
they say in substance, has been treas
urer for many years, has paid out
lot of money and has made no mis-
takes he is therefore labeled "the Sal
mon P. Chase of Vermont HOY
ridiculous
With no expectation that the col
.vention will pay any heed to our &C
vice, we will yet venture the name of /,
S. Adams as one Of the fittest men 70
the post of governor; man whol
the people would delight to honor;
man of excellent attachments; ten
perance man to the core; honest, hor
orable and upright, outspoken, dec
ded in his opinions and expressin
them bluhtly; not deceitful is abov
the nasty trickery and corruption o
party which has so long held the stat
in its sway-a notable example o
which was unmasked in the third di
trict last fall. Will some one pres
the name of Mr.. Adams and thus gra
ify the hearts of honest men? Lit
every voter in Vermont speak out h
true sentiments and he would receiv
the majority, and because they kno
him. They need not be told his e;
cellencies; he is of them and wit
them.
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scene ?

The Congregational churches of
Vermont number l91, with member
ship OF about 1900, of whom 5000
are absentees, leaving only $4,000
resident members. The constant
emigration of young men to the west
keeps all denominations in Vermont
from increasing much in numbers.
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On BAIL.-Jeff Davis has been adj
mitted to bail in the sum of 100000,
and is now at liberty. Horace Gree
ley is one of his bondsmen. If Davis
was never to be tried it is right that
he should be set at liberty, but had
he been hung or shot when first taken,
he could have had his trial afterwards
and all this fuss would have been
saved. We suppose he is liberated
to furnish proper candidate for the
democracy, Well, we had rather
have him for President than Andrew
Johnson.
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IRON in the BLOOD

The necessity of due proportion OF iron in the
blood is well known TO all medical men ; when
it becomes reduced from any cause whatever, the
whole system suffers the weakest part being first
attacted and feeling of languor lrssitude and
call goneness prevades the system. The rem
edy is simply to supply the blood with the neces-
sary quantity of iron. This can be done by
4 using the f# a1sr. s.-r
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Sold by all Druggists. 20w4


From Mr. E. TUCKER, Depot Master at Sails
bury, Mass
al have been troubled for years with a bad
humor; sometimes outwardly, and sometimes
inwardly. During the past summer it manifest
ed itself more than usual outwardly, and USED
your Save. All signs of it have since disappear
ed, without affecting me inwardly, indicating,
think, the eradicating nature of the Salve-"
SETH W. FOWLE & SON. Boston, Proprietors
Sold by all Druggists, at 25 cts. a box. Sent
by mail for IS cts.
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ARLINGTON, BROWNE & cos
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALEI

ON Gold WATCHES; 300 Silver do; 200
0OV Silk DRESS PATTERNS; 300 Shawls
100 Silver Plated TEA SETS, and $50, 900 worth
OF other Goods, all to be sold for 81 each.
Send Is cents for checks, which will inform
you what you can have for 81.
Agents wanted everywhere to whom snec;a,
terms are given. Send for circulars which vii,
give full information. In every list of 100 checL
we guarantee silver watch. Send stamn for
circulars. P iot
ARLINGTON, DROwNE & CO..
II go oIo Washington ST., Boston. Mass.
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Nem Aopertise EN- emf
WANTED--AGENTS

$3.50 per Month the year round, or 900 per
cent. proht on commission. We guarantee the
above salary or commission to suitable agents at
their own homes, TO introduce an article of indis-
pensaote utility in every household. For particu-
lars call on, or address, G.. W. jackson & Co., IL
South street, Baltimore, Nd
SCRoFULA, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, Lii
- yer and Kidney Diseases.-Wm. r. Prince,
Flushing, N. Y, for 60 years proprietor of the
Linn9n Nurseries, has discovered the Remedial
Plants which are POSITIVE CURES for the
above and all Inherited and Chronic Diseases,
Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, ali
Female Maladies, and others resulting from i'm
purity of the blood, hitherto incurable Explain
atory circular, one stamp. Treatise on all disea-
ses, 20 cents,
There's not City, Town or Village in
the United States where TARRANT's EFFERvEs-
CENT SELgzER APERIENT is not a household
medicine. From every point of the compass, ev-
cry mail brings testimonials of its marvellous
elncacy IN dyspepsia, nervous debility, liver com
plants and constipation.
SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES.
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- In coventry, April 10th, John Mitchell, aged
81 years, months and Is days.
In Coventry, May Sd, Bertha Ann, daughter
of Alonzo Priest, aged 10 months
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MARRIED.

In St. Adams, at the Weldon House, wednes-
day, May 1st, by the Rev. ]. Q. Bittenger, Mr..
Rollin P. Circuit, of Danville, Vt, and Miss
Martha A. Reynolds, of Cambridge.
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Receipts for the Standard
A Painful Case of Piles Cured.

BosToN, April 10, 1852.
wish to spread abroad the great benefit have
derived from the PERIsTALTfc LozENeERs. L
have suffered years from the worst PILES, SO
much so that life was burden. fused every
thinq to no purpose until found the Lozengers;
in less than month I was cured, and have only
to resort to them when costiveness returns, and
always find instant relief D Y. MEAL.
For sale by ]. S. HARRISON & CO., Proprle,,
tors. No. fremont Temple, Boston, and by all
Druggists, or will be mailed on receiving oo cts
For sale by WIN. JosLYN Sons, Barton, VT.
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THERE is NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL"
L A r. r. A N T,S
Compound Ggtraft of
Cubebs and Couaiba,

Is SURE, CERTAIN, and SPEEDY CURE
for all diseases of the Bladder Kidneys and Urt
nary organs, either in the Male or Female, ire
quenfiy performing Perfect Cure in the shOn
space OF Three or -Four Days, and always in less
tune than any other preparation. In the use OF
iarrants Compound Extract of C,abe6s and Co.
pai6a,
mere is no need of confinement or change OF Or
et. In Its approved fern of paste, it is entirely
Iasteless, and causes no unpleasant sensation 70
,he patient, and no exposure. 1t snow ackno"-
iedged by the Most Learned in the Professor
that IN the above class of Diseases, Cubebs anu
Copalba are the ONLY Two Remedies known
that can be relied upon with any CERTAlNIi
of Success
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IRAsBURGH.-John D. Worthington,
of Irasburgh. who has dabbled quite
extensively in "rot-gut > for several
years past. was on Monday last
plastered with a couple of writs, and
threatened with some sixteen more,
where proofs have been obtained, and
several gallons of liquor seized. He
has defed the Good Templars Of the
place to "pick him and stop his
selling, and they thought they would
set themselves about it. Good; only
had it been done years ago vast
amount Of misery might have been
saved. There is much excitement on
the subject and the Good TempIars
are determined to put down the sale
of liquor in THAT place at least.
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To Fruit Growers, a a
AGENTS WANTED FOR
GENERAL L. c. BAKERS
HISTORY OF THE SECRET SERVlcE

Ihls work was announced more than year
ago, put OWING to the attempts of the Govern
ment to suppress it, its publication was DELAYED.
1t will now be issued, UNALTERED and I'M
ABRIDGED, under the supervision of GEN.
BAKER, whose marvellous narratives are all at
tested by the highest official authority.
Inc MOhALS of The National Capital are
THOROUGHLY VENTILATED. and there are
some STRANGE REVELATIONS concerning
HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS, Members of Con-
gress, Female Pardon Brokers, and distin-
gulshed military characters. Send for Circulars
ana see our terms, and full description of the
work. Address
aa.eog - JONES BROTHERS & CO..
507 Minor ST., PHILADELPHIA.
The ADVERTISERS GAZETTE for Nav
contains complete list of the Ohio State Ne,rs-
papers, carefully revised and corrected. Speci-
men copy 10 cts. Yearly subscription ST.. Geo.
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NEW .CORLIss' ENGINES FOR SALE.

NEW sCORLISS' ENGINES FOR SALE.
ONE IA inch cylinder ID feet stroke, y foot
" pulley, a inch face, Is horse power.
One II inch cylinder. 8 feet stroke, IL foot pu-
ley IS inch face, 80 horse power.
Two, each 10 inch cylinder, ? feet stroke. Z II
feet pulley, Is inch face, Is horse power.
One inch cylinder, 20 inch stroke, 6 foot put
ley, II inch face, 10 horse power.
Circulars giving the result of the working OF
the Corss Engine, as substitutes of those of 9TH
er construction sent upon application. WIN. A.
HARRIS, Builder of Corliss Steam Engines,
lib Eddy ST., Providence, Il. 1.
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Do on own House or an Acre of Land
Are ou thinking about Selling or Buying
Real Estate of any Description

If your answer is Yes to the above questions
then you will find Gray's N. E. Real Estate
Journal indispensable. Published semi-month-
ly at Sl,00 per annum, at No. Scollay's Build
ing, Boston. Send Stamp for Specimen Copy.
To Fruit Growers, i and s s%s'I T F1a5;
Farms. Subscribe for the Ha,nnonton C,slt,oIst.
a l6 page Monthly, published by E. MATLAoK,
9O4 Market ST.. Philadelphia, Pa, at only 25 cts.
year. Send for Specimen Copies.
S1.--For the ADVERTISERS GAZETTE
one year. Specimen copies 10 cts Address Box
672, n. Y.
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA

Is a concentrated extract of the
Il choice root, so combined with
other substances of still greater al
,terative power as to afford an etfec-
/tual antidote for diseases Sarsapa-
rilla is lepute6 to cure. Such
rnrnadu Is SI1ralu ruantnd hv those
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SUDDEN DEATH.--On Sunday, the
2Sth ult., Mrs. Lydia Howard, aged
80 years residing with her son, Mr..
Amos Metcalf. in Irasburgh, went to
her room apparently well, and as the
family supposed, to lie down. On
entering the room a few moments
after she was found upon the floor
dead. She was subject to faintine
fits and had remarked only a week
before that she should die in one soon
as it seems she did.-Ne,Oport En-
press.
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crowns upon the top of the head, the

crowns upon the top of the head, the
soft spot or opening in the skull as
found in infant heads, the location
and first formation Of the ears and
the location of the eyes, the eyebrows,
and eyelashes all make the resem-
blance to the human head, close, strik-
ing and unmistakable. There are
two distinct eyes, much like the hui
man eye, though larger, and these are
separated from each other only by a
membrane, and placed in one large
socket or cavity in the center OF the
head. There is out little semblance
of nose, while the mouth somewhat
resembles that of colt, but is located
more like a human mouth, and the
protuberance below the mouth is as
much like chin as the under lip of
the horse. The extremities of the
ears are somewhat like that of the
horse, and in fact is about the only
resemblance to a horse. 1t is the
greatest curiosity we have ever seen
and we doubt, If more singular, and
remarkable malformation has ever
been produced. DR.. |. B. kimball
of Coventry, now has the head In hi;
possession. ana is taking measures t
preserve it. All wonder-loving PEG
pie should see this unparalleled de
velopment of nature.-Nerpot FL
press.
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MONEY LOST OR STOLEN.-Mr. Am
brose Hastings of Sutton lately lost
$1,000 in bonds. He started from
Concord with them sewed, as he sup
posed, in his inside coat pocket. On
his arrival at West Burke his money
was gone and no clue can he get OF
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MoRGAN.-The following is list
of officers Of Seymour Lodge, No. l,
in Morgan for the ensuing quarter:
I. N. Pillsbury, P. W. C. T.; s. A.
Grow, W. G. T.; NJ. A. Tucker, w.
V. T.; Sarah Taylor, W. R. S.; J.
NJ. Bedell, W. T.; Lucy Little, W. F.
s.; J. B. Armstrong, W. NJ; D. G.
Brooks, W. o. g.; o. L. Farp, W. l.
g.; o. Taylor, W. A. s.; May E.
Williams, W. D. NJ; S. E. Grow, W.
r. III. s.; Abby Lord, W. L. Fl. S. ;
M. Bedell, w. G..
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ANOTHER FREAK OF NATURE.-The
tabled Centaur of old has actually
been reproduced in our own time, in
a head almost human, growing upon
the body of a colt. Samuel Burbank
of Coventry, last Thursday morning
found valuable brood mare of his
dead. In seeking for the cause of
death, a colt was taken from the body.
The body of the colt was perfectly
developed, but the head bore not the
slightest resemblance to the equine
species. The upper part of the head
very closely resembles well formed
and fully developed adult human
head. The contour, the temples, the
upper extremities of the cheeks, three
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10

IT is easy to say grace. but no, half so easy tc
possess IL.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10
STATE OF CALIFORNIAN
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

uDY virtue of execution issued out of
kD the Justices Court il and for Ophir township, in
the county Of Butte and California John Dick
P. in cause wherein the People OF the State of Cali
fo-nia plaintiffs and i Buchanan Is defendant
to directed and delivered commanding To make
the Of seventeen 6s 100 dollars, atijudge by
said court, against certain land herein described.
together with twentyone 22-l0D dollars, costs OF
suit in gold coin. out Of hundred and thirty
land situate in said county, and bounded by
ger. and lying between the north and south Honcut
assessed by the of said county said
hanall. III the sum of ST. bS-lO0 dollars taxes and
for the fist al year 1865 said land by law also made
defendant this together with all accruing
therein in like coin. hereby give notice that have
levied upon said land. and viii offer the public
sale at the door of the Court House Of SAID county
the Sd day of August. 1867. at O'Clock. TO whomso
Will take the least portion of said land and pay all
the said taxes and costs thereon and upon such sale
being made VIII convey such purchaser. by certih
OF sale all the right title and interest Of said defend
ant, any defendant owners thereof. subject
only 10 the right Of redemption provided by law in
ses Of sales of land for taxes.
Oroyille, Ophir Township, July u. 1867.
B SPENCER.
Constable Of said Township.
The above sale is postponed until August 18th. 1867
IT 2. NJ
". b. SPENCER Constable
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To Correspondents.
4 Grateful Acknowledged to n Skillfrl
Gentieman.
SACRAMENTO CITY, June 1si, 1850.

SACRAMENTO CITY June Isl, 1866.
DR. Charles II Toxer-Dear Sir: Nou will excuse me
writing you sooner. Xou will please remem-
Der the individual who called YOU for assis
lance about wear ago. The roof of my mouth had
completely rotted out and my palate dropped down and
there remained stopping mp the passage so that could
hcardly eat. You remember you cut it out at once
which relieved me Immediately and enabled to
swallow my food and in short time began to improve
took your medicine. and followed your directions for
several months. YoU finally succeeded in stopping the
disease saving my and upper lip. though YOU fire.
queutly cautioned about losing il continued to
improve until You finally recommended me to go into
the country. and before going. by advice. had
taken OF my mouth. in order that could have
plate made for enable 70 speak as 70 be un
ders'ood and using it My eternal thanks are
due for the perseverance and skill that you dis
played in my and have to thank you for my re-
stored health. and for my life. was very
bleeding to death several times from the nose. am
in Sacramento City. enjoying good health. and
shall recommend all friends 70 call on You, should
they be unfortunate require assistance: and
would advise all persons to avoid certain scientific doc
in yo,r city for they will send them to land from
wb, ,nce traveller returns
With my best wishes for the of both of you
remain yours, etc. $
To Doctor Charles H. Tozer San Francisco California
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10
LEGAL.
PROPOSALS.

4 Mice of the Secretary of Butte County
~ Agricultural Society, Chico, August ID. lS67.-
Sealed Proposals bids will be received by the Execu-
tive Committee of the Butte County Agricultural Socie-
y. at the Office of the Secretary of the Society by
mail directed Secretary Butte County Agricultural
Society. Chico up Friday the 9th day of August.
o'clock p NJ, for the rental lease Of the the
Fair Grounds and Race Course said Society," during
the Annual Fair. as follows
FRsT-For the sole of said grounds for Bar pir-
fbset for the sale of wines, liquors and cigars.
SEcoNp-For the sole use of said grounds for Eestsl
rant purposes.
THIRD-For the sole use of said grounds for an Ice
Cream Saloon and Confectionery purposes including
the sale Of soda water and lemonade
FoUsTH-For the sole OF the above grounds for
ali any two Of the above purposes together
The Committee the privilege OF rejecting any
and all bids.
J. HICKOX.
J. H. GULL.
$. X. THOMAS,
j. c. NOONAN,
\. W. BISHOP,
mo Executive Committee
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HAPPY NEGRo.-A negro sat on the curbstone
bare, the light of his grinders showing freedom from
care; his hat was brimless and full ar-hoIes his
khoes, nearly minus vamps, quaters and so;es while
his coat; pants and vest 70 fragments were blown
and excepting the collar his shirt was all gone To
any one passing, twas easy to see, this aarkey
was happy as bapyy could be; though wanting food
he seemed not 70 feel it, but patiently waited good
chace to-nip it, No master to hector him now
ike Turk or mistress 10 hurry him up 10 his work
no handling of pillow. hoe, shovel or spade. and
nothing to do bat sit back in the shade Carinrill
Spectator.
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LACOUR'S
SARSAPARIPHERE RlTTERS
Have SO speedily grown in fnvo that

WHave SO speedily grown In favor tina I
their unrivaled sale has attracted remarks and
criticisms Of the trade jealousy attributes their sue
the neness of their general style and principal
ly the originality and beauty of the bottle which was
conceived and manufactured ~ California artists Mr.
Iacour energetic promoter of California
desired to show that California has need OF being ri
bstary to other countries for talent or mechanical In
dustry.
The cause Of their success the great benefit they
have been to the large number who have already used
them.
of France. and adds to thorough knowledge of chem
srry many years of experience; and after long and
careful experimental study has been enabled to offer
Iacours SarsaIariphere Bltters.
They are the most efficient Blood Purifier. because
they combine with the wholesome Sarsaparila which o
crates by cutaneous excretons. other substances which
gently stimulate the secretions the lower glands and
organs render digestion easy, obviate costveness and
remove regularly every inpurity Of the blood.
They unrlvaled REMEDY for Scrofula. DyspeT-
sta Coastiparion Liver Complaint Nervous Affections
Colc Intermittent Fevers and all diseases arising from
impurity of the Blood or costiseness-
Who Takes Them.
THE OLD MAN takes them gentle ~tnulant and
mild rejuverlator.
THE YOUNG MAN takes them to regulate his system
prevent disease, and stimulate 10 new life lis
overtasked body.
THE YOUNG WOMAN takes them to regularity
in her habits: to tint her checks with the bloom
of health: to give sparkle to her eyes and
sweetness 10 her breath.
THE HUSBAND takes them to promote vitality. give
strength to the body. peace To the mind. and
with his health. wealth and comfort to his fam
ily.
THE WIFE takes them 10 invgorate and strengthen her
system and as aid to.nEture III regulating
her periodical sickness
CHILDREN take them as gentle yet effective tonic;
TEMPERANCE folks take them a mild pure sslmu-
lsnt. containing none Of the deieterIoUs, essen
tial and fasil oils Of forbidden drinks.
THE INEBRIATE takes them to give tone to his pois
oned stomach and aflay the fearful longlngs
for strong drinks with stimulant that does not
madden or destroy
THE TRAVELLER takes them 10 prevent sea-sickness.
and secure his health against changes OF ell
mate,
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10

A Lucky MAS.-Brienoll broke his collar bone
without cracking his voice