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Celebrated Venetian Linimsn,


whose wonderful cures, sure and ins,ont
action IN cases of Chronic Rheumatism. Hsoa
ache, Toothache, Cuts, Burns, Cello. Cram
Dysentery, etc., have astonished the c;v;IiIa,
world. II is no new catch-penny bu, an or,ia'
that has stood the test for twent, years. Tho
enormous sale and rapidly increasing demand :.
at once the surest evidence of its usefulness on5
popularity. Try it ard be convinced. No fam
ly should be without bottle in the house-b,r
dreds of dollars, and many hours of sufferinu
may be saved by its timely use. Collie Cram
and Dysentery yield at once to its pain curative
properties. 1t is perfectly innocent, and can no
gwen to the oldest person or youngest child. M
matter II you have no confidence in patent med.
Icines-try this. and you will be sure to bpv
again and recommend 10 yoln friends. HIM.
dreds of physicians recommend il IN their nrao
tice. None genuine unless signed IS. / TORI
AS Price 30 cents per bottle. Sold by all the
Druggists. Depot, Sc Cortlandt-st., NY. 3quI
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A I G I | o n .

Will be sold atpublic auction, at my resi-
dence in East Albany, on Tuesday Ocl, H. 1868
at 10 O'Clock, a. m, the following property: A
good F ARM, situated in Albany, on the Creek
road, miles from Irasburgh and mile from f.
Albany post office, and contains 1870 acres of
land, suitably divided inio moving, pasturlng
and tilage, buildings in comfortable repair about
325 sugar trees, water running TO both house and
barn and a small thrifty orchard, also, fair sup
ply of spruce and cedar timber, 30 tons of hay,
so bu. oats, 20 bu. wheat, II bu corn, 40 bu. DO
atOes, yoke of nice three years old-steers, both
handy, extra COW, l one horse lumber wagon,
buggy wagon, pair traverse sleds, l long one
horse sled, sleigh. l buffalo robe, light har-
ness, work harness, 100 sap buckets, 40 cords
of good stove wood, plows, harrows, and dairy
tools, sap pan, 8 tons of straw, ana a quantity
of corn-fodder and lot of household furniture,
few cedar posts and rails, sfso If not previous
Iy disposed OF, l span of horses, and wagon, l
holder, draw tub and syrup tubs, and other ar
ticles too numerous to mention. Sale positive.
No by bidding.
CHARLES E. DOYING.
S. T. WHEELER, Auctioneer.
East Albany, Sept. 80, 1868. 40w2
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Boston Live Stock Market.
3RIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFORI
FOR the Week ending Wednesday, Oct 10, Is
Amount of Stock at Market

BEEF-Per 100 lbs. on total weight of Hid,
Calluw and Meat, Extra, Sl3, % ID Sl3, so FRS
quality, 1925 u ! 1880; Second q6ahty, Sl2,O
$780, Third qualify, $500 $1,000.
One or two lots best Western, Sl3,z a SI4,OO
Poorest, Cows, Bulls, &C., sc 90 a $3.50.
Working OXen--Nomnas Sl50 $40 han
dy Steers and slim oxen, 500 $500, or much
according to their value as beef
COWS and Young Caives-Fair quality, $40 d
SO; extra, S75 500; farrow and dry, S35 d
500.
Sheep-Per h., live weight, 0 O-0c; extra,
900 20 0-0cts. Shorn, 0 90 IA 0 DOC. Sheep and
Lambs, per head. in lots, 81 30 d 5000.
Veal Calves-S0,00 a 10000.
HIdes-BrightUn 20 10 lie. per Id; country
lots ID 10 cts.
Calf Sklns-2O pc
NATURALIZATION, 9 90 a 9 I-2cts perIb; coun-
try lots, II 90 cts.
PeltS-SO,o1 u 90; each; county lots dry,
500 SJ,S7, Lambs 90 a 00c; shorn 90 O0c,
each. Wool, 5000 5000
ohotes-Wholesale, 10 90 l3 90 cts; retail
0 90 600 cts. 10. Young Pigs, 10 90 d
IL ~ cts. Fat Hogs-l0 81 IL IA cts. h..
StureS-Thin yOuDg cattle for farmerS-Year-
tings, $1,000 d $S30,00 Two-year-old, $40 a $40
Ihree-y ears-old, $40 50.
/ RRMARKS.-Tne arrivals at Cambridge on
| this day amounted to about 100 cattle and 1000
sheep. There were but few buyers present, and
most OF the cattle were driven over to Brighton
where the supply exceeded the demand and thu
market closed very dull-So dull and unsatisfac
tory that quite number both of beef cattle anC
/ steers remained unsod.
Oct 8, there were to-day full 900 cattle ant
nearly 500 sheep at Cambridge and Medfurd-
| Trade WAS rather dull, with no improvements i,
prices from last Thursday. FAIR TO good bee
Steers, heiiers and COWS were sold at 10 lie pc
10. and the lighter grades dull at lower prices
Ii was said by droveTs and not disputed by tn
batchers that beet is lower in Boston marke
than IN most of the villages in New England
and hence, AS we remarKed last week, many dro
vers have left this market, as they can do bette
by driving their stock on foot from town to TOW
and by supplying the local demand han b
bringing their cattle TO this market, especIal II
those of ordinary qnality. Still the market her
seems to be crowded every week, and is to day
SO much that it's difficult to work off the stoc
| as il arrives. t-sea
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G. l.. VALLANDIGHAM. .

FIRE AT HArLEY, P.Q.-The Hotel
at East Hatley, owned by o. Morrill,
Esq, Of this place, and occupied by z.
W. Hastings, was destroyed by fire
on Sunday night last. The fire spread
from the hotel buildings to the prem
ises of Mr.. j. Thornton and destroy.
ed his house and outbuildings. The
hotel was partially insured. The fur.
niture was mostly saved. Mr.. Thorn
ton was not insured and his loss is a
severe one. The fire is said to have
originated in the kitchen of the hotel
-Stanstead Journal.
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DARN FOR SALE.

Being unable to labor, | wish to sell my
FARM lying on the old County road from VOL
cott 10 Crattsbury, containing about 40 acres
IF excellent land, over one-half ceareu and in
al excellent state of cultivation, good sugar
place of six hundred trees, a large quantity of
spruce timber, house poor, barns and fences
good.
| usually keep about Is head of neat cattle md
20 sheep Will sell crops, stock and farming
utensils, and give immediate possession, if want
ID to any one purchasing the whole. Terms lib
eral.
AUSTIN POTTER.
Wolcott, Sept "a, 1868. soft
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN LYN-
VI DON. g
Teeth Extracted aUithom Pun!

By simple process which benumbs in two
or three minutes the teeth and gums and de-
prlyes them OF all feeling, and the teeth are re-
moved without pain and with no Inconvenience
to the patient, who sits and looks on in perfect
| establishment to see how easy their teeth are ia
ken out. Also, nerves killed and sensitive teeth
excavated with out pain, filled and thus made
| 10 last for years.
Hundreds have tried the process and millions
will try it. There is no ChlorofOrm, Ether, Gas
or danger about it, DR.. 6. W. MILES is the
only one in this part of the State who uses This
improved apparatus
All other DENTAL OPERATIONS performed
Us u>ual.
Lyndon, Sept. II 1868. 39tf
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HENRY BAKERS ESTATE.
- L A TIE OF We MON T
ORLEANS DISTRICT

ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court, held at Irasburgh, in said
District, on the 9Th day of October, A ID. 1868.
CHARLES e. HARDY and THOMAS IA
hER, Special Administrators of the estate of
henry Baker, late OF Clover IN said district. de-
ceased, present their administration acconpt for
examination and allowance
Whefeupon 1t Is ordeaed by said Court, that
said account be referred TO a session az said
Court, to. be held at the Probate Office, in said
iTaobuI gh, on the 18th day of October. A. D..
1868, Tor hearing and decision thereon
And Is further ordered that notice hereof be
gwen 10 all persons interested. by publication of
lie same three weeks excessively in the Orleans
independent Standard, newspaper published
It Barton, in said district, previous to SAID time
appointed for hearing, thai they may appear at
>ald time and place, and show cause il any they
may have, why said account should not be allow
ed.
by the Court, 4lw3
Attest, E. A. STEWART, Judge,
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A e G T [ o n

Will be sold at public auction at my resi-
cows yearling heifer. 3 calves, 225 highly i'm
proved Merino sheep and lambs. yoke of oxen,
90 bushel oats, 100 bushel of barley, several
tons of straw, / OK cart l lumber wagon, lum-
her sleigh, 80 tons good hay, OK sled, 2 buggy
wagons, 3 ploughs, 2 harrows, l winnowing mill,
) new bureaus, l new secretary. Also dairy
! tools and other things too numerous to mention.
| Credit on good security for one year.
! All pers, MS wishing 10 supply themselves with
! the Early Goodrich pofatoe for seed can then
and there De supplied at the following prices 60
cents per peck, Sl00 per half bushel, l,75 per
| bushel.
| MARY J. CONANT
| Greensboro. Sept. 25, 1868. 39w3
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NATURALIZATION IN PHILADELPHIA

NATURALIZATION IN PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia, Oct. 4.-Thc records
OF the supreme court up to the oath
ut. though no one day is complete,
show that in niue days, 1910 persons
were naturalized and that twelve per-
sons vouched for 332 or one-fourth
of the whole number. In the supreme
court a rule has been applied for
against Snowden, the Prothonotary,
for an Investigation concerning the
utterance of papers in blank, with the
signature and seal of the court. IS
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4 G r 0 S t | G.


Pain Killer is worth what it weighs in gold
All around the world are its praises told;
twill cholera cure scourge ofSou,hern CLINE.
No victim dies. who takes it betimes.
Keep Pain Killer-a true friend by your s,do
Twill cure Cough or Cold, or Collie beside.
Look out to apply it for Bruise or for Sprai,
Lett once be tried-taotH6 be used again;
Every word am telling you, reader. is ,rns
Remember that Pain Killer is good for you
The Pain Killer is sold by all Druggists and
uoaieiS III L aiaiF Medlclnes. 39w4
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-Four years labor at the Ames
works, Chickopee, has at last, brought
to completion the bronze capitol
doors, aud they are soon to be pack
ed for transportation to Washington.
The cost of the casting and finishing
is stated at from $4O,O to $4,000.
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While Mr.. NaIIau igham was in
voluntarily within the rebel lines in
1868, he wrote a letter to Col. In
shall of the English Alabama regi-
ment, the principal portion of which
we copy. 1t was captured by the 8th
Ohio regiment, while on a reconnois-
sance, with other papers belonging to
the Alabama regiment, and sent homo
to his brother 10y private of the o.
regiment:
"You surmise correctly when you
say that you believe me to be the
friend Of the South in her struggle for
freedom. My feelings have been pub,
IicIy expressed il my own country in
the quotation from LORD Chatham
my Lords, You cannot conquer Amer.
lea = There is not drop of puritan
blood in my VEINS. | hate, despiso
and defy the tyranical government
which has sent me amo, = you for my
opinions sake, and shall never give
it my support i'll its crusade upon youI
institutions. But YOU are mistaken
when you say there are but few such
in the United States north. Thous
ands are there who would speak GU
but for the military dcspotism tina
strangleS them.
although the contest has been anC
will continue to be a bloody one, yol
have but tie persevere aud the victory
will surely be yours. You must strike
homel The defensive policy length
ems the contest The shortest roat
to peace is the shortest one. You cal
have your own terms by gaining tn
battle on your enemy's soil.
accept my kind regards for you
personal welfare and sincere thank
for your kind wishes in my behalf
and hoping and praying for the ulti
mate success OF the cause in whicI
you are fighting, believe me, as evel
your friend,
c.. l.. VALLANDIGHAM."
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A BIG PRAIRIE.-H. III. Bailey, for
merly of lrasburgh, and now of St.
Louis, writes us from Ell Paso, ILL.,, as
follows:
{" This is a corn and stock country where
| am to-day. No timber or hills to be seen
for 1850 miles"
That is a pretty big prairie, but we
know Bailey must be right, else he
would not be so exact in his figures
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OAMUEL STANFORD,
n RIO G E RY S 7 o r Il

" The Subscriber at the store formerly occu
pied by J. w. Jones, keeps for sale
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, SPICES
Tobaecos. Rice, Lemons, Figs, Starch. Mustaru
Soap. Cheese, Flour, Cigars and all kinds OF con
fecilonery, with
TEMPERANCE SUMNER DRlNhS'
such as Small Beer and Lemonade. oysters ID
hand PORK for SALE Citizens of Barton any
vicinity, will please give us call. NELSON.
80 4 20
Barton, July q, 1868. g
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Grace,s Celebrated SaIve

cures in very short time Cuts, Burns, Scalds,
Wounds. Bruises, Sprains, Erysipeas, Salt
Rheum, Ringworm, Chapped hands,
BoIls, FroAenTimbs, Fetons, Chill
blainS, &c
1t is prompt in action, removes PAIN at on ce,
and reduces The most angry looking sweiings
and inflammation, as if by magic-thus atfording
relief and complete cure
SETH w. FOWLE son, Boston Pro'r.
Sold by all druggists, GrocerS and at all coun-
try stores 40w4
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Good men to attend auctions
Men whose faces are forbidding.
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elor of IS, living in that part Of Berk-
shire Familiarity known as the "She-
nandoah Valley" forgetting his years
of prudence and caution, a few days
ago took him better half in the shape
of young lady of 25 summers. Be
fore the honeymoon had fairly COM
menced. nowever, he was sued by
disconsolate individual of about 40
Years. who claimed that the alormen-
toned Young lady had triHed with his
youthful affections, she having prom
Used to have him, instead of the old
bach. The rejected sutton claims that
| he has stood ready to marry the girl
ever since last May, and he values
the damage to his blasted hopes at
nothing less than $1,000. The happy
couple propose to go to law and fight
it out on that line" before they will
paw the amount.-Frontier Sentinel.
RoBBED.-Last week Thursday or
Friday, Mr.. W. F. Page, well known
to our citizens, son of S. +. Page, for
merlv of Felchville, was knocked
down and robbed of 81 800, his watch
and everything of value which he hap
pened to have about him. The par
ticuIars are as follows: Some four or
five months ago Mr.. Page left Rutland
for Chicago, intending to 60 into bus
Iiness there. He soon engaged in buy
ing and selling produce Having con
siderable butter on hand, he started
for Chicago for the purpose of dis
posing of it. At a town some fifty
miles west of that city he found a pur-
chaser, and sold his butter, receiving
about $4,000 therefor. The town be-
ing small, he could not deposit the
money, and so placed it in his pocket
and took his teams ard started fol
home. 1t was nearly dark when he
started, and while going through q
piece of woods, his horse was sudden
ly stopped, the click of pistol was
heard, and then a demand tor biz
money. Mr.. ?. reached back of hin
to get his own pistol, but before hi
could do so, received a severe blow
) from behind, cutting a long and deel
: cash in his head, rendering him per
fectly unconscious. While in this con
. diti0n he was dragged from the wag
= on, robbed of every thing, and left lay
: ing upon the ground. How long h
1 lay there he was unable to say. Whcl
p he came to himself he managed t
= crawl Ito his wagon, drove to tn
e nearest railway station, where hi
wounds were dressed, and from theme
to his home in Chicago. He is ge
:, ting along very well, considering th
! severe rap he got; but. as yet, ha
gained no clue to the miserable vi
lains who robbed him Ratian
i, Herald.
Gen. Mcclellan arrived in Ne
York last week-juot in season to g
into winter quarters.
"Brick" Pomeroy has been sued f.
libel by the editor ofthe Irish Peopi
J. 1t has been decided not to iSsl
: another warrant for the arrest of JOi
2 II. Surratt, but to await the action {
n the Grand Jury at The next term
J. the court. his counsel having assure
e the District Attorney that he won
e appear to answer To- any indictme
n which may H., fe"" Z -,es"',, hi--.
Q Mr.. David L,Nclt OF Middlebury, /
II Gently exchanged $50 in greenbac
: for $50 in gold, with sharper
c Chicago. aud afterwards learned tn
the gold COINS were worthless cou
is terteits.
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A fine assortment, of
GENTS BUCK MITTENS AND GLOVES
AT TWOMBLY'S
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New York Produce and Provision
Prices Current.
s. FROM ACTUAL SALES.''
Tuesday Morning, oct. l }, 1868.

BALLARD & co Strictly Produce Commission
Merchants, No. 49, Washington street, n. Y.
We 11nnte for ueek ending Oct 10. 1863:
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Gen. Mcclellan arrived in New
York last week-just in season to 90
into winter quarters.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-23
SHERIFF's SALES,
Joseph ). sAr,on Y; Js~s. ". q

ls--.-----.-.---- ford.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THv
II tsh Of Oriesns, No. 2i.et3. --t3y vlrtus
writ Of seizure and sale TO me directed BY Il,
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, l will 1.
70 sell At public suction, At the Merchants. y,
tioneers Excha1ge, Royal street, between o..
city, on FRIDAY, JAnnAry %, 1859, 1.
A CERTAIN PORTI0N OF GhRH
together with ali the buildings and iinpro'y,
thefeunto belonging Or Ia any wisc Ga apS Ss
situate in the Third District Of this city. m.1
one arpent. sight toises, four feet and ~
'front.' on the River Misssippi BY depth III
line dividing said portion Of ground from d h
| property, thence closing At right angles ninrl
With further depth Of three hundred and NJ
lee. 70 SrSatmen street and By z depth n
line dividing said portion Of ground from n
| property. thence closing on o line parallel MI
men street ninety feet with further depth
which said portion Of ground has front
| seven feet 1--we inches the whole as per sl,H
paraphed by the parties, plaintiff and az
and A; Bienvenu, notary public. and annr,N
TO James W. Rotch ford, dated twenty>AS
Der, 1861, passed before A. Il. BienTenu, M,
lic In this city, and deposited In his Office MI
ence, which said portion Of ground forms b,
---BS vi nfV0nu uOStHnhtCu Uy The N.
two on plan drawn by N. Bouchon, formst
veyor General of the State. on the Twelfth M
AND annxed to an act passed before p. Psds.I
late notary public in this city, ON the ma
July, 1922 and acquired by the said ja'1
Marion from Hiram Morgan by act executsd
r q. Ouyellier,, notary public in this CITY \
twenty second day of January, 1864
seized in the above suit. D..
Terms-l Dash in sufficient amount 10 n,,l
TIN 8 claim. amounting to the sum Of two M
dollars $4,000, with interest thereon al NJ
can't per Annum from the twenty-fifth an
vem Der, 1857. to the day Of sale; Eve per csrI
amount recovered as attorneys fees and II
SUIT. z. The purchaser to assume, 70 the III
the amount Of his bid. the payment of a pfs4
note for the like sum of two Thousand dollanf
secured BY mortgage on said property draw,
fendaut to his own order. aud By him "A
dated November %, 1857 payable two yearN
date, and bearing interest at the rate of M
cent per annum from date until paid. & n
the spot. NV u -"
Plan thereof will be on exhibition at NJ
change some days previous to that of sale.
THOS. L. MAXWTI
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Academy of Muaie.

| d ~e%SC1AI
The great fairy spectacle of UndiRe, with
its fairy dances, the fire fly ballet, subterra-
mean researches and beautiful fairies, still
holds its place on the Academy stage.
As the holidays approach, the little ones
are anxiously inquiring whether Messrs.
Bidwell and Kittridge intend to OBJ
serve the time'honOred custom intro
uced by the former at the Acade-
my ten years ago, of giving out
presents at the Christmas matinees. We
are glad to say that they will do SO. sup.
ply of more than five thousand toys has
been provided for distribution, including
the thousand and one varieties that so de-
light the hearts of children, from q musical
instrument to bon bon. There is no dis
play that we have ever seen that is half so
attractive and pleasing as the Academy full
OF delighted children at a holiday matinee,
Joining in the chorus of some popular song
by the company with the orchestra accom-
paniment. Such sight will be witnessed
on Friday.
In the meantime let the old folks improve
the time to see Undine, that the theatre may
be given up 70 the children on Friday.
,.. Crescent City Museum.
There is this advantage about the MI
scum, that the admission fee is small and
the doors are open at any time in the day
or evening. The twin girls, sometimes
called the two-headed girl, sing prettily and
converse freely. The smallest woman in
the world, unlike others of her sex, makes
no secret about her age. The new custom
Of smoking under water, where the odor of
the meerschaum is offensive to nobody,
must be admired especially by those who
do not smoke. The Cireasian Beauty, with
the euphonious name of Salamma Agga, is
there So likewise is Professor Greiner,
the Bohemian glass blower. In addition
may be seen the animals in the meuagerie,
the happy family of quadrupeds, and Gu
riosities from all parts of the world.
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RROEIPTs 0P pRnnnnE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Annie wagley-sss bales
cotton lao bbs molasses
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES j G BIackford-4a6 bales
cotton 50 hhds sugar la bbls molasses
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAynswick-ll2 bbla mo.
lasses and suudries =
bAYOu sARA-Steamer LafOurche-S5 bales
cotton 4I hhds sugar 5e4 bbs molasses
DONALDhONVILIE-S New Era---267
hhds sugar $50 bbls molasses N
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wild Wagoner--4s5 bales
cotton 65 skis seed cotton 9 SKIS cotton seed 20 hhds
sugar 81 bbls molasses ~
THIBoDAUX-SteamerF licker-ll2 bbls molassez
96 hhds sugar
LOWER COAST-Steamer g Brown-2l9 bbIs
molasses 70 hhds sugar II bbls rice
LOWER COAST--Ste amer AIoe-l55 hhds GuRar
136 bbs molassss hf do
RED RIVER-Steamer Lizzie Tate--2OO bales cot
ton and snndres n Fs.E