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A LONG RACE.
ALABAM A.
TIE ALABAMA r1Ecr,nx

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Worlds Mont
gomery special says the defeat of the constitu-
ton Is admitted by the Radical candidates
The vote, less than the required halt. is yari-
ously estimated from ten to twenty-three
thousand. The white vote so far does not ex-
coed one to every one hundred and fifty me-
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ARK ANSAS.

LITTLE ROCK, Feb. 10.--The Convention was
occupied to-day on the question of admitting
Mr.. Adams, delegate elect from lizard county.
Notwithstanding his election was entirely reg
ular, q voted against his admission. The
Convention is still in session tonight.
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NE W YORK.

NEW YORK, Feb 10.-The fire In Front street
last night destroyed property valued at $40
O0O belonging to Talman, Dreyfous g. Co.
The fire at 174 Fulton street was got under
about daylight, after damaging two adjoining
buildings and their contents to the amount Of
several thousand dollars The parties are
mostly insured in this city. The fremen were
much impeded 10y the severity of the weather
at both of the fires
BANK pEFALCATIoN.
The President of the American Exchange
Bank announces that the defalcation of their
Assistant Cashier does not exceed 100000. and
that his resignation has been accepted
SALVAGE CASE.
Judge Benedict delivered Judgment in the
United States District Court, Brooklyn, yes
terday, in the case of the steamship Circas-
sian, which is libelled for salvage The facts
in the case are that the steamer was on fire
and the libellants labored to save her at the
risk OF their lives, at the request of the owner.
The Judge decided that the facts are sufficient
to maintain the action of the libellants. but
dismissed the plea on account Of irregularity,
giving leave, however, to file aproper pleading
upon payment of costs of the exception
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mASsACNIsfcErs
M 3AF575<N V nv = . Il U y e
A SOLDIER CARRIED OUT TO SEA AND los

SoLDALh tAh1lhO 10 SEA AND LOST,
PLYMOUTH, Feb. 1.-THE Ordnance Ser
geant in charge o. Fort Andrew, reports that
private O'Reagan Of Company G, Third Unit
ed States Artillery, while attempting to pass
from Plymouth to the fort in dory on FRIDAY.
the 7th inst became entangled in the drift ice
and was carried out into the bay. The sea
was very rough, SO that his comrades at the
fort were unable 10 reach him. although they
made great efforts to do so at the imminent
peril of their lives, and the unfortunate man
undoubtedly persisted. He belonged in Rox-
bury, where his friends now reside.
,BosToN, Feb. 1.-THE elegant mansion of
Edward n. Perkins, Jamaica Plains, with
portion of the furniture and costly paintings
were burned last night. Loss estiinated at
$4,000. Partly insured.
A LONG RACE
WORCESTER, Feb. ia race for $1,000
came off last night from Boston to the Bay
State House, Worcester, between Mr.. s. x.
Haywards new horse "Old Ben," aud Mr.. W.
w. Pages Lady Sontag," the former coming
in ahead. Mr.. Hayward drove his own horse
and was accompanied by Mr.. Aaron Whitney
of Brook line
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
Portland Theatre.

Portland Theatre.
BUSINESS MANAGER, zee. q. @. CHASE.
This, Wednesday, Evening, Feb. 10TH debut of the
beautiful
LIZZIE COOP Il r
Revival tor his night only of Bulwer's ereatTork
OF tle LADY OF LYONS. The management would
also announce re-engagrment foe tour nights WIKI
the brii Iant MISS FANNIE STOCQUELER.
"Wednesday Evening, February ~ IA,
Sir Edward Lytton Bulwef's play, in five acts, the
LADY OF LYONS, OF L9VGAED PRlDEI
PAULINE. ........-..... MISS LIZZIE COOPER
Clauqe mtlnOttc, Walter Benin
So'. DutRas Thomas o. Beckett
CLOVIS flor this Occasion) Edmund Coles
BALLET ADVERTISEMENT by Mls GONZALES
and LENA WARNER.
10 conclude With apropos op.ratie bagat lie,
JENNY LIND, ths Spanish Nightingale
'eni,y LIND with the celebrated N. BOiee the Kiss
tranh a. t, Fannie Stocqueler
uIahpy Gay with new Comic Song . Edm. Coles
ihorsuayi second appearance o. the beautiful LIZ
ZfE COOPER.
SCALE OF PRICES --Parquette 20 cents. Raseyvst
Seats 20 cents; Gallery IS Cents
Box Office open from o'clock A MI 5PN
Doors open at &; TO commence al Il O'Clock,
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Agents Wanted.

WTE Want first-class Agents 10 introduce
wv NEW sTAx SHUTTLE SEWING
ACBINES. Extraordinary inducements 70
good statesmen. Further particulars ans. Sample
work furnished on application TO W. u. WILSON
& Co. Cleveland, Ohio; Boston, Mass. or st. Louis,
Mo. jan 25.-d3m
BOarders Wanted.
FEW Gentlemen boarjlels, or gentleman and
n wife can be accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle ST
November 8. dtf
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CORRECTED BY VIM. II. WOOD SON,
Stock and Exchange Brokers, e7 XIX. ST.. Portland
For the week ending Feb IL, 1858.
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BOarders Wanted,

tlemen, or gentleman and wife, In r private
family. Enquire of LUTHER BRADFORD, 134
Exchange street. .7-.- 81. feb4dly7v
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Who Wants Business 2

WE are offering the best Inducements now TOR
w one smart man each town in the United
States to canvass tor US with new and useful in
yeniOD which is needed in almost every house and
business place throughout the country. Demand
large and steadily increasing. Warranted 80 cents
profit on every 81 received.
Write your name and address plain, giving nams
of Town wanted also name OF County and State
Address with three red stamps.
UNION NOVELTY CO..
jan:eiw West Buxton, Me-
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Bool-Keeper's situation wanted.

A YOUNG LADY, thoroushly competent 10 keep
IA any set OF books, would like a situation. Can
furnish unexceptionable reference as TO character
amt ability. Address Box 1865, Portland =. ..
February Q GIVE
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WA.NTED.
WANTED.
Want

A GENTEEL RENT Of four or six rooms, con-
"A venient and centrally located. No children. Ad-
dress or call on j. II. F. No. DeeTng Block.
Feb 8. diW&
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Y H E ID IA II o s.



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A YOUNG MAN to engage in light, profitable,
~ business for a Boston house. Small capital To-
anred. Profits from three TO eight dollars per day.
For particulars enquire OF q. A JONES,
fet6dlW- At ThurstOn & Cos Print ug Oillce.
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Nurse Wanted,

A PARTNER in a Manufacturing business. Cap
a ital 81 zoe. County rights Tor sale. Apply at
176 MIDDLE ST.
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The letters OF the Cabinet officers are quite
long, and for the most part are restatements of
what has already been published concerning
what took place in the Cabine5 meeting on
Tuesday after Secretary Stanton was reinstat-
ed. They all agree substantially upon the
statements made by the President which have
appeared in print.
DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
NEW YORK, Feb. I1.-Washington specials
contain the following:
The proposition to create Department of
Internal Revenue the appointments to be
made by the Commissioner, is being considered
by the Ways and Means Committee, and will
soon be passed by Congress.
THE PRESIDENT AND GEN. GRANT
The testimony of the Worlds correspondent
before the Reconstruction Committee devel.
oped the fact that the President had assured
him that he had promised Gen. Grant to as
sumo all responsibility for a violation of the
tenure of Office act in case of the restoration
OF Mr.. Stanton. Gen. Grant appears before
the committee to-day.
Another special says the subcommittee will
to-day report to the full Reconstruction Com
Cabinet have signed the endorsement of the
last letter from the President to Grant.
A TROUBLESOME SECRETARY OF LEGATION.
An official letter from Madrid shows mis-
understanding between Mr.. Hale, United
Legation, Mr.. Perry, and 1t Ia said the former
win come home unless Perry is recalled.
GEN. FITZPATRICK.
Gen. Fitzpatrick writes here that he returns
to this country in May.
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Rice, y h.. -. SIG II
Saleratus.
Saleratus " 10 T4G 1la
Salt.
TURKS Is. u 5
soap.
Q A.,

hid. Is bus. . IS O. 4 25
Cagliari s bu. .3!o az 4 rs
Liverpool. =. 3 75 a 425
Grind Butter. 80 q
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Wanted.

American woman to take caro- Of small child
IA rem, and assist in plain sewing. Address with
reference Box ls3O, Post office Portland.
February S. 1868 DIFF
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Lumber.

~osh.. .sssss oOA ~ Az
Naval Stores.
Tar y brl. IS 90 g . 90
Pitch &c. Tar)3 20 q
vii. Pitch -. 8 SO
Rosin IS 90 q ~ 90
Turpentine gal 70 g 20
Oakum.
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MUsIO BY FULL PORTLAND BAND.
Tickets for Gentlemen so cents for Ladies' Is eta
To be had OF the Commute OF Arrangements and
at the door: Doors open at O'Clock. Concert COM
me noes at s O'Clock. JaD30i2w
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Portland DRY Goods Market.

by Messrs WooDMAN, TRUE Co.
COTTON GOODS.
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BUSINESS MANAGER, ...- @. @. CHASE.
This, Wednesday, Evening" Feb. 10Th. debut OF the
baau
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-02-22
nnADINa MATTER ON EVERY PAGE.
a LOCAL ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING, sly FEB, p, 1868.

s .7-s9'es'''a's' Notice.
An Extra Meeting of the Board of Commits
stones of Roads for St, Matthews, for the pur-
pose of lcvying Bridge Tax, will be held on
the second Monday in March next
.I... .'ssa'9S 3 r.. w. BATES, Chairman
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American Stock journal.

The january number commences new
voppqqee Of this u 9Hpnrivaled Farmers and Stock
Breeders Magazine. 1t contains the usual
amount of iSalunblo@ articles among which We
notice, Health Of Dairy Stock in Winter The
most profitable f1l breeds Of Sheep, Ayrshire Cat
tie, Winter diseasos Of Horses, Jersey Cows,
Founder in Horses, Hints on care of Stock, I'M
proven Nfahssddtf-- Feeding Horses, Rural Econo-
my, Vcn.ilate yonr Stables, Keep only the
Best Stock, Short; Horns as mixers, China or
Hong Kong Geese 'coitcr fa.amhs, Winter
Work in Barn and Stock Yard, Hamburg
Fowls, &c, 60. Every farmer should sub
scribe for it Only s1.oo q year. Specimen
copiqss free whilst of splendid premiums to
agents 3so.,o/ .lE3t aef4
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Sheriff If S Sales. lies ! !. :

BY virtue, of suhdry wrts OF f.fn, TO mo diroctoA
/ will sell to tue highest bidder, at Orangeburg
Court House, on the first Monday in MARCH,
next for2cash the following pr1pepty'vizs ---:iiss
One Tract of -I.nnd containing ssoacre
less, known as the Mile Hbtd dTrhctii /
Also another Tract containing 200 acres, more or
less, known us the Board Tract. Levied on as the
property of Alfred j. Frederick, at thG suit 6f E.
III. Rodgers & Co. 80.
5n a.il. ,.s SRA uAtS0;ss did lisllei osr1
On tho samo day, another Tract containing 1000
acres. more or less. Levied on as the property Of
John L. Kcitt, at the suit of Michael Wood 'oii
reG .,,co iaps'nadt od
Another Tract containing 200 acres, more or les.
Levied on ms tho property of Nicholas Sroman; at
the suit of !. A. Keller ,Eslie, 81 inu.r ~ sais5
i.ae qsii ALSO ,s;;i7Haf .a:siiaa,sI,
One Tract Of Land containing 500 acres, moro OF
less Levied on as the properly Of JOHN M. Buoh-
annn at the suit Off s. and John Ii! Fclder!ol ~,
/ n; &. .latts M ALSO 3,i yeiT 'tlslis49q j
Another Tract containing $50 acres. more or less,
aud one containing 95 moreI less Levied ON
ms the property Of A. c. Sacy, at the sui tof Ezekiel
70 d ALSO r:d t9'iii7,li,=
Ono Flaming Machine! Levied on as the proper
ty of Ed j. Fielder, at the stit of 2. a. Kayserl
.i fTaoa ALSO , a.l@ -tts2a
BY virtue OF decretal orders TO mo directed by r.
A. McMichac. EsI. Ordinary, will cell on the lsty
Monday in March ncXt t;,:
One Tract Of Land situated on Beaver tCreek
heing and lying In orangehirg District, containing
lO7 acres. more less, being the Estate Land ofl
Charles NJ Furtick which will bo moro particular
ly described on day Of salo. t28pEe@i 60
Shcriff's Office ,} ]. .W.pH.DUKEs,f ft:tia
Orangeb''rg G; H., s. c., .f7s g. o. D.: &
February TO- 1865
feb 8 lfi ~. ,.ett1 I'd.
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'Kelley's Weekly.

We,hsye received several copies Of Xcul.'.
He;ky, an illustrated paper published in Nvn
Icrk, rAieh appears to PROMISE successful
rivalry with Hurrr's dirty sheet.
The following reasonable terms are offered to
fpbscrib,e:rs One Gerry, three months 81
sig n,dhths, So; one year, 81:
Address A. a. Kelley g. Co, Publishers.
N6ssSOs Broadway, New York City.
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!IANvd8y's Lady's Book for 1868,

se.fsr asl.osoissd, we regard sas the best vol
a.ae eysT issued Of this bcau::te::..a ana popular
magazine. Indeed each succeeding yo!uple
sheya M Improvement; and this would sccm
impqssiblc we're We not familiar with the iucx-
hanstib!c resources Of tho publisher. While
Mr.. Cooley grows old in tho harness editorial,
ana his taste become more maturpi, they arc
nevertheless more youthful, more ornate, and
!. 'p0pularly pleasing.
,Wo,yill furnish the ORASoEnrno NEW
.anaa.sgsegasys.Fl,,zaay' ssgs Book for Fonr Dollars
and fifty-cents,i iii advance
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C.AIsD.:

rHNHl: FIKM ~ Il. L. 5EFEERs ( ;5sa ;C5o.t1WAs:
Dissolved on the 18th inst 5ssii q
The FACTORAGE. and COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS will be continued hy,'Wm. H.. 81 .Thos A..
Jeffers The style Of the Firm being .,.
WM. II. JEFFERS & CO. IS !;
consignments of Cotton solicited. Prompt re--s
turns will be made and usual attention paid TO.
the incrc of friends ,sot .ifli
WM. ii. JEFFERS, s. co. ,s.;,rjt
Charleston g. c.. /.
Refer to JOHN A. HAMILTON 81 i,tiafi4 ls9TeT
s Orangcburg, S. C.u ,1f
gan IL GIN
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GouTztE1sN socIErY.-A wceIs

SSOSl sQESsN SafS1ETN.-A Week
y " Journal of Literature. Society and Art
charming variety of Entertaining Reading by
the most distinguished Poets Wits Soveis,s, Crit
icS, and Artists Of tho South.
S"rTmcrH SncI!:1r is tile literary, social aml q r.
t:stic exponent OF ic South, and wc enrncsily MP
peal 10 all who truly lore Tic South, assist ,,s in
establishing this worthy representative of its Re-
fnemcnt, Taste and Cultivation.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS for CLUBS
Every person who sends $50 for five yearly Sub
scrihcrs will receive copy free.
Every pcrson who sends $40 for ten Jrnlly Sub
scrbcrs, will be present ell will beautiful copy
Miss Emily v. Masons "Southcrn Poem. Of tbe
Var and also receive copy "' 't..e paper FREQ
sruonne'' NoP'es :e,i free o any address.
d.: "..rrION.-Ouc year, $500 six months
-.uu. All Back Numbers Supplied.
Address Nil communications to.
SOUTHERN SOCIETY,
No. 226 W. Baltimore Street
febe No Baltimore.
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TN TBIE DISTRICT. corssr OF

VN TBEE DISTRICT l,ZTs,r esv-
Il TIE UNITED STtTES-rnm rn. DIsTn,cr or
SoUTn CAnoLiNA-IS r6I MATTER o. &. y. C.wEn
,IANKnurT-lS BANKnrrrrY. WmnM 1T NAY
CoScERS-Thc undersigned hereby gives notice Of
his appointment ny Assignee Of George j. Ulmcr in
the District Of Orangcburg and State Of South Care.
lima, within said District, who has bec,, adju,yct
bnnkrnpt UPON his own petition, hy the Dis,ric;
Court Of said district.
Dated NJ oransch''rg &. II. The 9th day Of Fvbrn-
airy 4. u. 1868.
feb !a--n L. Y. DlBBlE Assignee.
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FOR LEASE.

FHNHE FINE ESTATE known as KEITTp PLACE
a situated in ST. Matthews p:: -:.. The Estate
consists of three separate Tracts. The Kenncrly
lIacc has 400 ac-.s cleared and 200 unc!curch The
DARN: Place has 400 cleared and 200 unclcared-a
nnc Cotton Lands. Tie Eci.: placo consist, of
400 acres. c.lc ha1 cleared and in fine state of
Cn''va!un. The Estate is watcrcd by n large
Creek, which affords good Range for Cattle Soil
Rich Red Clay The Estate would he Leased all 10
one person, in small Tracts of so or 100 acres,
10 suit small farmers.
Fine Mules sold with tho Place on credit.
The Kenner,y and Darby Places would be sold
desired For Terms apply to
j. j. WOODARD, ST. Matthews +. o.,
nov 2--tf OranGcbnrg District, S. d.
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Comm ioner S Sales.

.sf33sj ji{t9A IL III t8tl'h hls w t45s8&
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
RS. onAsdnnussdsi ssi4.Db Dryg4attiicT g4rtti,c no I
''s'''' A'r,s E wn l'isA ss2
SD. j. zegler, and others. ,i ,Rdliofssns
by order of the Court of Equity,,iB ,neaBJyo
stned case, will be sold before tho aurt It9lse in
orIHngebmrg, on the let Monday il March next
That Plantation or Trnct OF Laid belBHgfEgs to
thews' Parish Ornngcburg District, containing ono
hundred md fty ncrcs more 81 l4ls asH ot9nff9ed
north and east by lands of legts
lands 1sl Of Jacob Ross, west BY lands of Amp seke
TERMS cash. purchasers to pay for stafin&ps ahd
papers. ii55onshEt: Itup1s sd.
co%piissl%ers oaiee, lsi W D. W iJAal!soK
January 81; !1ses. es',as = s5fHH sssSSiifffifSa
fcbs pi'ym13o slsqc sr ,sseIa I'd
Z 9tnuai ftario.; ALSO $50, !sii Ia
41o,;,.a, c c.a u. aplGv s b-sor.tini dsna
S'' o,S.;. =; ~ Dn'fSaperds
OGain. ,oprsda besi1
Inparsuanso Of IN order in ths bosel -
o'snsfSasf All a, Sssss ssrs: :: srsi
burg District containing four hundred and SO cyAngy.
six l4IG) acres, nero or less, bounded north and
east by lands Of tic Estate Of Dr.. goath by
lands of ". E. Iooser anl seh and seufitprso by
lands of John IIuffmnr q, "a =
TermsAOnc cash, the balance 6n 81 d Credit
until the irstof November mex abont
with interest from date, and n mortgage, Of tho
premises in which sl,nll be- inserted covenAnt for
resale in 2ldays notice after bfnncl bfthei cbndi-
tion of the bond Purchaser to pay for pansss.afd
stnmps. w sa7 ~ ~.
Commissioners o5Rrc, v.Dav.iJA,iispsN,
jan. %, 1868 ~.
feb 3 eati4 - Il''' i'.lh ~ N''tia ph' fd.
u tira .geIp u 't,I 81; o4i,oa . y bsilqIa
.lg,aa na,l. AZ Also 1..iia aanls sd;t 7a,,,d i
ztislsF' Il. .aria uiil'p. slyizs.s
81 zoiglcr.yio -iy..s ei9sf.p .sei3so oibot
BY order of the Court, will sell ut Orangtbafg
oni Sale{hy,in March next ,o 1t.iifi.4E .edT
Five hundred and seventy ncrcs of tho Land
which was.o John W.. Zcigcr dccensed 81 On Liie
Stone waters of North Edsto, in twoIpnrcelslY 10;
One of. -- acres, bounded by lands; of,Jacob
Caller, Christian olc and the land Assigned tic
widow. 6ooi,od
T1s S,er Of acres s bosadsq b sBds ss
said lnpd assigned so the widow. ',S s.ciH1om cult
Tcrms--Onc-hnlf cash the balance on a. credit pf
ten months secured by bond with interest date
md mortgage of tc premises 1ontAihingi - dove
nant for rcsc in case Of breach 9f The condition f
| the bond after 81 days NOTICE
1 commissioners Office, YaD. JXMISON
/ Orangeburg C,IL. },9a;z sdi Com,afssi6ttf :;
| Feb /, 1868 Ia.
\ fcbS t,i
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1868-07-10

Successful, Because of Superior Merit.
Mrs. s. \. Aliens Improved (nec style
Hair Restorer or Dressing I'm one bottle.
Every druggist sells it. Price one dollar.
--"1'oo Many Colors, and more Shades
than like to see, has been my experience"
says the Rev. Geo. Pearce, of Warren, Ohio,
by using any other than "Barrett's Hair
Restorative.
SO far as we have had any expression in
regard to Sheridan's Cavalry Condition
Powders, now 80 extensively used, it has
been one of universal appreciation.
DIR. \. johnson, in an extensive prac-
tico of over twenty years, invented and
used Juhnson's Anodyne Liniment. 1t has
now been in use more than forty years, and
has established Il reputation unsurpassed
by other medicine.
Incompatible. Grdce's Celebrated
Sdlre is conceded by all to be the best pre-
paration for the cure of cuts, burns, wounds,
scalds, sprains, and cutaneous diseases and
cruptions generally. In places distant from
medical aid ii will be found invaluable, and
in the nursery it should always be at hand.
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Marrtd9es.

At the Buttleboro House, in this Village, July 2,
Of Greenwich. Mass, and Miss FMIty s. FrtrnS
Of Enfield, Mass.
In Bernardston, Mass, June rs, by Rev S. Bar.
kerr IIENRY L. HARRIS, of Brattle6oro and VIC.
ToRrA j. WATSON, of WGrdsboro.
In jacksonville, July 4, by Rev. II. Eastman, Mr.
ALBERT II PIKE and Miss EsTELL VI. WHEELER
both o. Rowe, Mass.
In Wilmington, July 3, by Rev. Mr.. Ballou, Mr..
L. FAY BowKER and Miss ELIZA A. BuRNIAM,
both of Bmttleboro.
In Chesterfield n. H., July 4, by Rev. 0. q.
Woodbury. Mr.. EDGAR DAvENroRT and Miss
JENNIE THOMPSON, all of &,
In Wyandotte, Kansas, June 81, at the house of
the brides mother, G. l. II. Nichols, Gen. GEORGE
+. DAVIS, Of Cavendish, Vt, and Miss BERslIA
Z. CARPENTER, Of Wyandotte.
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To C0nSumbhVeS.

A grateful fniber j. desirous of sending
y mail Tree OF charge to all who wish IT, copy OF the
prescription by which his daughter restored to per-
rect health from confirmed consumption, after having
been given up her physicians and despared Of by her
father wekhown physician who has now discontinued
practice Sent to any person on receipt Of stamp to pre-
pay postage. Address o. y. BROWN, Secretary 10
Grand street, Jersey City, N. J. 4w2s
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nR. LANGLEY's ROOT AND herb DlTIERs are
~ sure remedy for Liver Complaint in all its FORMS
lumors Of the Blood and skin Scroula, Dyspepsia Cos
tyeness Indigestion Jaundce, Headache, and Bilious
Diseases, General Debility, &c. They cleanse the sys
tem regua ate the bowels restore the appetite, purity the
blood strengthen the body and thoroughly prepare to
resist diseases Of all kinds. GEO. Z. GOODWIN co +,
boston, Mass. Sold by all nruggsis.
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Special Notifies.

"Onl How NICE IT TASTES, MoTHERl"
Children refuse nor turn away from the s0NOMA
WINE BITTERs as from dose Of mediclnej yet tn
medicinal effect Is all that be desired Try II. G.
A. RICHARDS CO.. Sole Proprietors.
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Deaths.

In this village, July 8, JULIA L., daughter of
Fred; II. Harris, aged years, 0 months. Is days.
In West Brattleboro July 3, AUGUSTA r., Wife
OF William Howe aged 30.
In West Brsttleboro, July 3, of consumption,
Mrs. EMMA W. WELcu, aged % years.
In West Bratleboro, June 2s, of consumption
Mrs. ABIGAIL CoLE, aged 81.
In Bernardston, Mass, June 81, Mrs SorHIA W.,
Wife Of Theodore b. Hoyt, aged "A.
In Chesterfield, N. H. HELEN COOLIDGE, daugh-
ter Of Henry o. Coolidge, Esq, aged IA years.
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE,

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great remedy is excellent appetizer. 1t purhes the
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the injurious Effects Of tobacco with list Of references
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