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cIEEsiiCaLs,
Perry Davis, rain HalIer.

Tobias Imminent, Sfonebrakef' ! Tdniu,ept.
Mustang Liniment, Jadwin,s do.
Burnetrs Golden do. Bakers Pain Remedy.
Neaver's Champion do. Foutz's Mixture.
De GRATIS Electric OIL. cargiing Oh.
Pond Extract Of Witch Hazel, regarded as
one Of the best remedies known for internal
Or exlcrnai pains.
Tough and E'a1ccforoat Preparations
HUBER's CHERRY COUGH MIXTURE.
Halls balaarn, Wisharfa Pine Tree
ldyerwort Tar, Tar Cordial
schenck's PuimoBic Ayers Cherry Peesoral
syrup, Jayne'a Expectorant.
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Carroll Nursery,
Westminster,
cARhoLL c0GNIY. MD.

= v af'- -
Jiif aHdnFsiKnea, proprietor af Ibis u
iailiiehmeni, has on hand, fss Spring tiinnt
ING, 2n,o10 Apple.aad psneh Trees 1000
Dwarf sud STANDARD f'eagt afsn chesrt
Trees Alsp lot ii plams, Ansigutn. ana
Qnincex 4 good SUPPLY 81 s&o asid flsfec
old ufBle Vines ~ 81 lllc Iea,ling varieties
carrnnis, 0ooseaeries add B!aekbcsries.
sfRAWBERRIRs
An extensive sioek Of Strawberry plants.
selling 81 los fasea-4,i have The Agricultural.
Rasscll, Wilson's Albany Seeding. aud
Fillmore, These vii ~ sold ~ 3 j Der hnn.
drel, ~ rrf ihapasad, o. sea pr Ten
Thousand ! cav supply ans dstAnl, up ID
one million PLANTS, hasiug eight acres n
ssTaabesFSs. npu under calpsasion. en-
bFsripg laealy hte fafie,ips, among fhens
the JacqndA. Golden Sessslef, Il8nhsngst
Psolifics IFesnphs a. tiand, siemars Sss,sts}
ling, "a. hare slae ilaspbcr'ses. EseF.
gteapeAn excessive stock ~ large arc.
saiia,ile FoF CcAeieFies.
DEslui0is TggEs.
siisy Leaf Maple, Hossc clies.aai. 1Ye.,,in.
Willow. 6t Ahp, . III ~ rerl,cissai 5I6ahss
iag Hoses Address
dOsEPH STnuT. Proprietor.
NeasHisfiateF. Carroll Co, ga.
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500 Farmers Wanted
TO EXAMINE oUR
NEW REAPERS, MOWERS,
sPRINGTooTH RsKEs, 2c


rIsfI0SE II want. lof any 81 these labor
u saving implements, particularly scion.
tic aud psstiieal taupefa, viii appreciate
tie superior machinery we now olleF Tor
aasss nad Tho inex perieaee or limid, npon 4
careful exaniinaIloH, ssils no doubt be in,
lacQd % pnfellasNs as We FpAfansee salis.
faction 81 40 sale
Being unal,le ~ meet the Increasing lie.
tnsnds Tor Agicahushl IhehinrFy 81 oar
own mandatory, Va have taken the Agency
70 sell ~ Masylandthc aboso named Nh.
chinefy, manufactured Of York, ia. hy.
MctsfA. HoiIlnts, Myers a Co., whose sup.
ntation az Msnpficturey& i nnqueslioned.
All % any of HE above. and also orr
Celebrated nlkllsLS, PI.ONS, az. We
ciler "a psicca Is sail the times.
MAGoNlih A MATTHEW'S,
uplc.- Gin Nsainiasicr, Nd.
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MOTICE:.


"HITE Wash, Scrub, Horse, Window
Yarnish, Hair, Food, Camel md Feasi,ns'
Brushes, in large stock and every varicly.
Also, Knife Baskets. Sailor and English Table
Mats, Ladies' Heticules, &c, for sale At law
rates, By T.. X. GERNAND.
aplG-et
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BOARDING.

IN Tils. BARF, No. as Nutlii Calvert
IeR Street, baltimore. il prepared tc &c
coDmodate permanent and transient boar
dcrss Country custom respectfully solicited.
nihf2G.lf
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
Lon ID on
BLOOD PANACEA.
IN Graf AHpaii, ia BEs Psdfn.

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nps4 f<t<sifn, tauirefAtlha tsursztiss Aad htu.sf
tia1nSns eladsA hnewn ~ IA eqtaA
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-08

eigeR 2ln8abl feinen SRitiae1iebsu gu
ior9eh bat
y 99ir basaEIsnilidfea Dor einiger Belt
tlIssl iiber 3arednuagsfa.
bigfelf uif9 8esantiDDttl afest una 81 4
baupsktenl bag benz NnteriaIisinus
nngegebter gBeife Der @ottDllrf genla6t
tporoen iei baB e. bic 8ure9 nnngsfds
bi9teit les Wenlhen onrA feline 9ehre
D0ale dusldIiebe 9iniiatli9 Oes
obeneripabnten SALES mo9ten MIR nun
germ lDilitn. in ipte nett bier BON esnerl
3urednungsfabigfelt Die Nece feliI
Cam. 3ie aSk1ff CT lilllEeE DAM Y Gus q
scfprob snen Inlt9ftn merotn 5Irar Dss
sanptsn. Dap re, spsllIs aasg ess ennh s
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RFfas9s0sF aRg. 81 8aiIss. %
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a@tedIiebss llnalAf fan !.

DspeaO, 6. Sft.z Ser atopeIIer
8er(eberonce. Gapt. SObn 6ibaibbons,
III ten BON iItneg lila
i'm seuer unO braunte big r-auf ben
@aAeripieael nieber. Gs mar M0rs
oenS gegen 2 l1br, oils Der Sngenienr
Ben &teNsrynaHH REF, nm linn Nns
onsbre6en6e Geuer Al, seigen. Sn
tDeniaen Nfinuten f@on iUat Der aanae
8robelTer tn 5tdnmen neineeblllt.
3mei Der Gettna9sboote brannten
E9benfaiIg luo nnr i'm britfen retteten
EFh bier Wfannef uno Elm &nabe. sDie
14auf Oem @6iffe berblxisenhen 4ere
fenett,, ben @0pitdn eiHgefdlouen, tai
men IN ben Slonlrteti UNI. ~ s
Ser 9ropeLIer ,,Gnterprife" nabml
iene fiinf @eretteten anf Sie
luar ettDa 10 Minuten bon BEN
IbrennenDen SdifJe entfernt, fubr
6nnft 6insu Connie. ober iimts
retten. Sic 9aOuu9 betanS aus 20, :
147 Buibel Born, ipeI@e nebit BEN
Boot bOllfdnbis ourd 8eri6erun9 ses
oedt finb.
Die Yer1eberance mar zines 6ei
f60niten Boote auf benz Sutario uno
Ie0i9Ii1 fur ben @etreioebanbel be-
ftintnlt. 9er4lnglIdsfaG 1T elmer Del
trauri9fen, bic Ii9 auf benz See ereig'
net boben un6 bat Srauer in Mllel
| 9eraen gelenft.
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Oie gFnffenit1r sgpfbart,.

Dfe g1mf5en t1t 8pfbdra. 4
Sic rliTi9en BIatter entbdIten bic
fotgen0en ;iritereHanten Setails Der
f6re6lidelr 8elooerung, tpeItber Der
@eIon6te in Samartano mad
bsm Nb3u9 Der 9auptarnee auSQeiekt
mar. General &aufnidnn mar NIT Ger
1ektern ,faijnt alifgebFoden, UNI Bot
bara al. er0bertt III, Snni), ais bic
tatarii9en Qdn6Ieute Der @eaen0 fidb
NIT ben perfi1en Sfaotebelpobnern
(Sarten) 3ufaminentbaten, uno in Der
Starte bon iiber 0,0O0 Wann bic &is
taoeHt bernnIlfen. Die rlffibt @drS-
nilon betanb aus $50 'Nlann, pDnI sesj
netl $50 auf. Ser &rdntenIiite iparslt.
9ie, bate, 'snei Sslb9el9lke, Sfpei
ssQi6rier uno cine Mnaabl 9eaomrnener
berna9elter bofbdriiber 8aroiaen, bon
'berell fih ,iebo1 .tur 4 iuieberberiteIlen
IieBen. @lnitiGrl mar in Mlenoe nots
bhi6en, batuater hotbariihe @randteit,
bic, fur ole, ultbrauhbaren &anonea
!beEinrnt fl@ NIT 8ortbeil aus Der
0ati0 merfen Iie6en. W1ebI ifAo @rnue
pen bate man fur einen @Ot1at, GUT
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Oee Gmir bel aata 8urean 9eI9la0ep
- suradgeIlssAn. 9lm r1bitsn Wfors:
aeR tom er bisfli daalnSR entfskteeiet
erfslopffetl GaAoslente TIM QlueenbIifel
Der hbditer glptb. gSaS bon ben 8Ex
.IaaeFern nid)t entfIob, ipur0e niebergea
triad)t. gefanniIid) lit leiteetn anti
fdsh JtaBttiao lia6 8ofbara 6rieOe1
9eihlo6en.
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Gefeit, Slccbtpanretr; iltac
0diIsser6tb cbafteit.
Neuer Ofea. etore

Trdnf Sonier u Co., Nr. AZ Ncrhs HlarFtisrase.
tlnionftrabe eeeeniber. RadSem mir uns in gee
nanntem 0ef4dfte tabIirt taben. Juerben mir Inere
Bnaren ~ ioldben Rreifet, pertaufens Ipeldbe NIT
jgeenb einem 0erartieen GtobEienteht In ber Staht
tn BITE S1ranten treten f1unen. 28ir per6en forts
pdbreno ale Arteu BON Deien, Ble9wnnren, @ub
Tpa6ren 4. :. 70. an 1aht tagten. 9eIonbers M1fs
wertfnmteit NTH anf 4ebabung, RaifercbIeit,na
@iisnbIe9, 4npfee urb teiseNte Mrbett nersponSf,
0stf uns Cure Auftreeel
t.ceif, 0gsnf @cnier n. 60.
i2t 3saT 9E. 4S 4eresRarftitrate.
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General gieeI mar al

- General SiseI mar am
DOnnerfag Nadmittag 8orfsenOer
elmer aroben, gu g8bite YIatns, gBelf
deter @ountp, Repsg absebaI.
itenen republifaniiAenM oii enberlanlnt>
lung. Qlls er ieinen Sik einnabm,
banfte er ben Goloaten fur bic @bre,
tueIHe he ibnt 10 unerpartet eripiefen.
@r fei, fagte Ct, mad 9Bbite 8latns se>
tomnien, nm feline @Dmpatbie fur Die
@ade Der @epubIif ga 3ei9en, liao in
EoIsea elmer @inIabuns Der @olbaten,
shie er 70 gerne iuieber in ben 6agen
6es Sriehen8 fete, ME er nit ibnen feis
ner Belt TO oft auf Dem Sdla6tfeloe
3ufdmnen getrotfeu fet. &eiuer Arls
fi1t nah leien Die BEN 2anoe iekt our
Gnti6eiouns borgelesten Sra9en bon
Bobet g8i@tfgteit, unb bon ibrer ride
tieen ShIi1tuna b6n9e 0as gSobl Der
Station ob, Die repablitanilde Yars
lei lentbaIfe oIIe bic Glenlente, tpeI@e
Ole Sdbtgfeit buben, ben in 1851 be-
aonnesten &anpf gu @noe gu fibren,
unb er Sneifle nidt, baB fie ble glei9e
Gnergle enHaIten tper0ea, UNI 0as 2anb
nen 'ua:tHgsM $3.50. W: s4.. sMtSsgsa ."
ugrsn, D.s Es !s e. Os1 u a1as
y Is S.sgsH1pn ps.u!slsM. 0.ogen 81, en~
" Ds5Ig .G4i ss.sa a. U.agsn 1.sTs
M~uy ~ 800 g. .s.eost.ge1osn u..1.a T'5etS
n:h ss.sslsussn a. gs. a o. nstegsn, 10
VI 60 ""SIgen leeaTna 2u.tl.l aMls:e
DOtFea &, gap que 9l sLn ner oenoLrGIts
l ~ PlEIet .slsE az sR ~ 9slagEN~es
pr99ranm a. aHI9eEslFH gaDeM nHO 60
muIe one AnlsGOe. zgsIes,s wel@s Iur
Iole St1flME9 Hes ssGl1on 9elp@Ien'
leln, Der erfot9readsen gtansIagruug ote'
fes Yr9o9ammse, 3! am Sltnn1alIsn en-
gfgsH y, g'!tsa gsI lsI uDserdsagL,
oC BSis a1LalStaatg Oes2egHetsteHllegea
e3ottss osn yrlfRsa 'peroeiftpns gap
ltf telrlesme9ssotei tsrfeuerang oes brtis
SfrmoroerIl9en SantpTes tullnl4e, luels
ger oas Iano per sabre lang IN
ardAet netie9te 9fr OtIeoen abr
tonne bios erbalten tperoen ourd Grs
.fnablHtg Dee r,pablitatttE4en. @anots >
-oaten, uno &c CLAUDE bic Gntl@eiOung
soee <Eoltes tuetee bet Der gSabl 10 aus
fallen. Der Geaerai bob gum S9lnlte
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-01

Nrw Ynnk. Sent. >

INV hohk. Sept -.
FLouR, Receipts $3.50 bbls. Flour duh and
and heavy, and 10 and 20 cents lower. Sales,
OF about $500 barrels & 406s7 - tor supertne
State and Western, 20 so Tor common Ia
choice extra State, GO a 20 for do. extra West
ern, 80 10 6j for good To choice.
Ry. flour unchanged 800 bbls at on a 80
Corn meal more active 1000 bbls 6j tor West
ern, g 90 for Brooklyn; Is for white city.
GRAIN Receipts Of 2,3i bush wheat more ac-
tive at Sc lower; export 500 81 "A So
Ne ; Spring | Is "A - No , do; IS for am
Der: 81 Tor chpice winter amber Illinois; , 80
white California. Rye more active 700 bush,
Western at Is. Barley mon active; l.sOo bush.
prime Canada West at 81, and - oo bush prime
Cheyalier California at SO.
CoBS-Opened steady elossl dun l6 Il Is for
unsound; l6a Is for sound mixed Western
lsal 20 for kiln died
OATS Opened quite firm closed dull at 73d7i
COTTON Active, and !. ct better, go bales AZ %
for middling uplands.
RIcE.-s&GoA Tor new crop.
COFFEE Firm.
srGAR Quiet; 600 hid. ioA aIl}. CUBA i24
al2ae.l
MoLAssEs Quiet. y
ASHES Quiet, at = for pots.
HnPs Quiet; Is - Tor new.
PETROLEUM Eeasicr At iG4 a zoe. fur crude +,
81 tor refined IN bond
RoRK Firm and qui,t - i9d2S 10 tr N, -.
closing % - reg ~ 80 Tor old Au; 2915 al 50 Tor
prime, % 80 20 81 Tor prime mess.
WHiskEY Quiet.
BEEF-Dul IS GOA 90 80 for new PLAN mess
20 so a "A Is for new extra mess.
LARD Quiet but irner; 800 ties at ~ a 20 sc.
for steam POS for kettle rendered
BUTTER Quiet; 3lQf 50 for Ohio; ~ q iSc. for
State.
CHEESE Steady at l3al7c.
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New York News.
NEW YORK, Sept.

NEW YORK, sept. ~.
The steamship Cambria, for Europe
to-day, took a quarter of million in
specie.
Among the passengers by the steam
ship Cuba, from England to-day, was Geo
B. Mcclellan and family.
Capt Harrington, of the canal boat
Rosalie, has been sentenced TO the peni-
tertiary for indecently assaulting apoor
girl employed as cook.
Edward Cole, mate of the schooner
Northern Light, of Prospect Harbor, Me,
had his skull fractured by the falling of
block, to-day.
The Catholic Diocesan Synod of New
York commenced its session here to-day.
Three stables were incendiaried and
consumed in Brooklyn. last night, and
two valuable horses burned in one Of
them.
The case of little girl who died after
being whipped by woman named Dunk
ley, of Brooklyn school, has been inves-
tigated by a school committee, who re-
port that, as the physician gave certif-
cate of death from hysterical epilepsy,
the woman Dunkley is not responsible
for her death. The parents OF the child,
however, state that the child died from
commissions brought on by rough treat.
ment at school.
Two more lottery dealers were arrested
to-day by the revenue officers.
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MIppLETowN,-Edtors Of he Herald.
"A grand squirrel hunt came of in town
last Saturday, Wyllis Haynes and En-
mott Leonard being Captains, each in
command Of eleven chosen men. The OBJ
jeots aimed at-aside from the game
seemed TO be, first, tho amusement to be
derived from the hunt, since the squirrels
though most Of them gray-codts, were
none Of them Rebels. so that they could
not have been shot from motives Of pat
riotism and last, but not least the sup
per, TO be served at Thompson's Hotel,
expenses to be paid by the less successful
party. The result was as follows-l64
gray squirrels, Al red squirrels, one hawk,
Oneowl, one pigeon, one partridge, one crow,
dHd-a good supper, to which ample JUS
tioe was undoubtedly done, while some
to''i play was evidently practised, as sew
eral turkeys were seriously involved in
the affair, Captain Haynes company So
cured % gray squirrels, and the larger
portion Of the remaining game, and con-
scquently came in ahead, while Captain
Lconard's company, as matter OF course,
came in afoot, and so gracefully footed
the Bill, You will naturally infer, and
correctly, too, that game. especially SPUR
rels, is not rs plenty in town as it was a
week ago.
The mineral spring continues TO be
the chief centre of attraction here, and
the general subject of remark, "the
weather" oven, being second in COMPARE
son. Not only does it keep running, but
people from far and near keep running,
too, and carrying off the water by the
gallon, and coming back for more. Some
effects have recently been re-
ported. Cancers and dyspepsia seem to be
succumbing TO its recuperating power.
The Messrs. Gray have already expended
time and money in improving
the surroundings, and propose to expend
still more: and people are assured that
when they call they will meet with a
gcntlemanly reception, and be invited, of
course, to call again. The spring is daily
gaining popularity, and no wonder, for it
locs one good just to look at it,-"oRly
hat, and nothing more" while its waters
Keep bubbling as bountifully as ever, and
Relieving all troubles Rheumatic,
Making invalids sprightly and gay;
While criprles, with pleasure eostatic,
Are throwing their crutches away.
OLD MOTHER MoRY.
Seotemhar 20 1858
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1faths.

wEsCoTf In Cas,leton, Sept, nth, ls6S, OF
consumption, jeremiah Wesoott, aged Y years
and days,
May the Lord comfort his mourning widow. an |
bsreayed children and kindred, and enable all 10
feel
lie is not lost-our brother
But gone 10 mansions OF the blests
We will not murmur at the hand that took him,
But think OF him AZ rest.
PRATT In Wells, Sept. alst, ls6s, Benjamin
", youngest ehlld OF Thomas and Betsey Pratt,
aged years and months.
In His arms, 10 yonder by the gates OF light,
See the Good shepherd folds your little lamb;
Look up, ye mourning ones, Faith gives this Wis
Undoabtins Faith, that bids the soul be calm,
RUsSELI.-In Rutland, sept, eth, 1865, Car
re l.add, vile OF q. 7. Russell, aged u years.
HICKS WILSON vineland, \, j., by
Rev. John A. Hicks, d, d., at the residence Of
York city, 10 Carrie A., eldest daughter OF Mar
oius Wilson, Esq,
HALL In Washington, ID, G., Sept. sth, OF
consumption, Edward William Hall, son OF VIII
lam +. and Mary l.. Hall, IN the sith year Of his
age,
WILLIAMS In East Dorset, Sept. 18th. Of
dysentery, Daniel q. Williams, Esl, aged o'
years
PErrlNGiII. In Londonderry, sept 18th
Almlra, vile Of Rev, Lorenzo Pettinglll.
WHITE In Burlington. Sept ed, Flotcne,
Adeline, daughter OF Henry 5. and Mary A.
White, aged years and 2! days
KELLEY In Pawlet, July Sth, Annie Kelley,
only daughter OF Holden and Hannah Kelley,
aged l; years.
HOWARD ESTES In East Middlebury, on
=, lth hxr Dos : lf,Nx
c. Howard, of Ripton, and Mrs. Adnah Ann
Estns. OF Ialerster.
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Gable News.
LONDON, Sept. 30.
~p4 IIl;no. Qsl

LONDON, Sept. 30.
Bonds 13i Illinois 95..
LIVERPOOL, Sept 29--svs.
Cotton frmer; uplands 10!; Orleans
10ia5 Sales $4,000. Wheat, Red West.
ern, los. Sugar 3Gs 3D..
LONDON, Sept. 30.
The following has been received from
Spain tonight:
lspantere is sick and unable to an ac-
tive part in political affairs.
Chm, Bine is hourly expected to mr..
rive off Barranca.
1t is believed that tie city will declare
against the Queen as soon as the fleet ap.
pears.
1t is rumored that an insurrection has
at last broken out in Madrid and the
Queen has left San Sc basti an and crossed
the French frontier.
PARIS, Sept. 20.
The Queen of Spain still remains al
San Sebastian. She is attended by Car.
los Mnrfori one of the members of the
last cabinet. The Moniteure says, Josa
Delaooncha is at the head of the Govern
ment in Madrid and Manuel De Laeoncha
in command of an army in the field,
have both sent in their resignitions to the
Queen In the com munication, they in
form Her Majesty that their refusal to re-
turn to Madrid unless accompanied by
her minister, NJ afori, destroys all hope Of
checking the instruction. The Queen
has ACCEPTED the designations of the Con-
chas and hs sent for the Count of Chess
ter, to forr a new Ministry.
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Vermont Items.

Mr.. George Kingman, Of vergcnnes,
had his left hand shockingly mutilated
by circular saw, in Swiney Il Lewis
mandatory, on Wednesday. His hand
was cut through ON the inside, seyering
the cords, and cutting off almost entirely
the thumb and little finger. II was skill
fully dressed by DR.. Kidder.
- Mr.. S. l.. Thompson, of Proctors.
vile, has just taken from his garden three
Mammoth Yellow Squashes," weighing
respectively IS, 81 and Al pounds, max.
ing totalof 1873 pounds, all the produc,
of one seed.
-Willoughby Lake, Vermont, prom
Uses TO lose some of its romantic and wild
character. Extensive quarries Of AK,
scythe and moving machine stones have
been developed, and ARE about to be
worked Oil stone, or hone, has also been
found
Mr.. Geo Manson raised this year, ON
his farm in Corinth, from thirty-six lbs.
of seed, thirty-seven bushels of early
Goodrich potatoes.
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NJ b q s.

Our rc.ls Ms Al VT ru" our Jus'ihca'ion t'r
calling the public attention Ia Mother BALI, 3
Qui.tins syrup are furnished by tire fr qutney
and fatality Of the disease Of infancy and child
hood ~ alarming and serious are the 'icceases,
that on, child IN three dies before the nth year
These facts afford conclusive argument hr r"'
forcing on mothers the Importance oil ''siis
remedy, which contains Morphine or fo'rou-
Gus rug, aud never tails when timely used 10
effect cure II greatly assists the child through
the months of teething, allsys all pain. reduces
inflammation. ,urrects aridity OF the stomach.
and pr,,.r t,il- 10 regulate the b'~e's; make"
seek AMI WEEK. children strong and healthy, PM
.uce, natural sleep for the child, thereby sfford-
I'M, nest 10 tho mother. For summer complaints,
D,.4ata,y anl Diarrhna, it has no equal. tor
Wind t,sbe. Commissions, Gripping. &c.. It yer
fails 10 give imm.a!iatr relief
Mother Ra,lrss Qur'ipg Syrup, for children.
i. An afirnal me,cna Sell established. therefore
use io o,lcf and you sale. fnr sale by al
Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
A. RICHARDS, New LONDON. Conn.,
Agent for the United States. ls2sdhtStowf~
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Hon, john PRour, Chief Judge.
Hon. Daniel Croioot. ! Assistant
John Crowley. Judges.


John Crowley, ! Judges.
Thursday. Sept, ai.-State vs. Nicholas
Donnohae, Indictment for knocking down
and robbi~g james Mcintyre, of Poultney,
Of duenH' q sse5 trial by jury; yer.
dict guilty Of assault and battery. Re.
manded to Jail. Ebenezer Fisher for
State, Chas II. Joyce. Chas, c. Dewey for
respondent,
At o'clock p. m, the case Of State Va,
Aaron Clark This case, it will be re-
membred, is for the burglarious entrance
If the mems Of the Central House few
months since. Evidence was olosed-the
Judge Win charge the jury this morning.
Ebcnear Fisher. Chas. C, Dewey. for the
State; Duston & Veazey, for the Respon.
dent
triidH, Stpt. 25h.-A verdict was re-
turned in the case Of State vs.. Aaron
Clark, guilty. as charged in the second
count Exceptions by the respondent,
and sentence rcspited, The case passes
To the Supreme Court for revision.
The Court then adjourned to next Mon
day at p, m.. at which time those cases
involving violation of the Liquor law
will he taken up.
Ta@idg, Sept 29h.-The court was
busy to-day in looking over the docket for
eases that might have been overlooked,
hearing motions and two or three court
eases, &c. To-day Wednesday, the docket
will he called for the last time, probably,
aud the County Court adjourn.