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It's an rrfxILIxc Ryuxpv IN all cases OF
Neuralgia Facialis. often eifrcting t.erfecf
cure in less than twenty four hours. frcm the
use If no more Than rwo or rnuEE Pills.
M other form of Neuralgia or Nervous Dis
ease has failed 10 yield to this WONDERFUL RE-
MEniAL AGENT.
Eren in the severnst cases of Chronic Neu
ra'gia AID general n,rvous derapgrmeEss-oi
MANY yeats s;anding-affeciipg the entire sys-
tom. its use for few DAYS. or few weeks at
the utmost, always affords the most astonishing
relief, a.,d very rarely fails TO produce q Gem
plete and permanent cure.
II contains no drugs or other materials In
the slightest degree injurious. even TO the most
delicate system, and can ALWAYS be used with
PERFECT sAFETv.
Il has lsny been in constant NE by manv of
cur MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS, who give il their
unanimous and ~ qualified approval. The /.
lowing Among many Gf our hest citizens, tes-
tify to its WONDERFUL EFFICACY:
"Ha.ing used Dr.. Tuners Tic Doiovseur
or Unipsysal Neuraigis Pill PERSONAL---VERY. in
numerous instances recommending il to pa
tients suffering with -+uraIeia-I have found
IL, ITHoCr Az ExcErrIoS, TO accomplish ALL
The propri+ tnrs have claimed.
J. x. DI!iINGHAM. Dentist.
I2 Winter Street. Boston. Feb. 18Th, 1861"
NJ. J. n. r. STORY, for many years an
npnthecary in This city. and for three years,
during the war. in the Hospital Department.
under the u S. Government, thu. speaks OF it,:
have known Dr.. TUNERS Tic De,oureux
or Universal Neuralgia Pill for twenty year,.
have sold it and used It personally, and ]
have never known of a case where il did not
give relief. Cus;umeps have told me they
would .ot b. without i. If each pill cost ten
dollars. | think il the most reliable and val.
liable remedy fer neuralgia and nervous dis
eases in the world"
MEssRs. TURNER Co:
For a long time a member of my farily
has suffered severely with Neuralgia. The
pain was almost uncomfortable. We tried vari-
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since. We began the nse of your Pill. IL has
proved rERF City SUCCESSFUL. and M traces of
the disease remain. I can gladly recommend
your remedy 20 all sufferers from Neuralgia.
Respectfully Yours. F W. PELTUN,
Boston. March IS. 1861. Counsellor at Law.
Sent by mail. on receipt Of pricennd pas;age.
Orr Package, 81 90 Postage, cents.
Six Packages, SEQ 81
1t is sold by all dealers in drugs ard medi
cines, and by TERNHR & co..
Sole P.oprie.or,, 100 FREMONT ST.,
aug4a4 BOSTON, MASS.
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p See advertisement of Dr.. Butts Dispen-
sary, headed Book for the Miilion-MARRl-
AGE GUIDE-in another column. 1t should
be read by all. y.
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10 Weather still dry. hot. and dcsty; the
ground parched. and the very trees drying up.
Scarcely day but rain is threatened, but it
never comes in sufficient quantity to la. the
dust
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June q, 1870.
We Hope to See

A IL those who are indebted tn US, come mp
"A before the lst Of September. Have been
building, and hard pressed. and Our customers
can help Us ost, and set US on good footing.
this Fall; and they vii rot regret the assist
ance Short profits snd quick sales in our new
building. VAN BUSklRk / co.
July 81
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What TO WEAR, and How % Make
w it.-Ercry lady should fend for . copy.
Contains just shat every lady wants to know:
Nine. Demorest's Semi Annual Book Of In.
ssruc.ions on Dress and Dress Making. foe the
Spsisg and Summer Of 1870. With full de-,
scriptions Of Styles. Materials, Timmings, and
every thing new and desirable connected With
Ladies' and Children's Dress. Price Is eesu.
Mailed post-Hee on receipt Of price, Addres.
Mss- DEM0RESr. sas Broadway, N. Y.
juEe30s4
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, D' The eolored people in various parts OF
the country have been celebrating the first of
August in grand style. Tie celebrations were
supposed to be in honor of 10. UT taking charge
of the Post Office.
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Remember the list Of September /!

"E expect oar customers to settle before
" thas tidse. We cannot bay good With
out noney-yog must not eypees IL.
tsly d. VAN BCSKiRK 3 co.
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AZ. * 4.

WHITE CLOUD LODGE. Ne. rs. A. F.
4 A. ~, meets at their Hall. third sory- Of
..Dorland's Building. on the Levce, on the
Wednesday night, on or before the Full Moon.
In each month.
R. M. WILLIAMS, W. NJ.
d. c. TAyIos, Sec'y
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p A T E. N r S

Inventors who wish to take out Letters Pat
en', arc advised TO counsel with MUM &
CO.. editors Of the Seienfife Ameriesa. who
have prosecuted claims before The Patent or
ice for over Tseniy Years. Their American
and European Patent Agency IL the most ex-
tensive in the world. Charges less than any
other reliable agency. pamphlet containing
full instructions to investors il sent gratis.
MUM & CO.,
july2Sw4. sc Park Row, New York.
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Ehurcl, Directory.

MErHoDfsr EPISCOPAL CHuRcH.-Rev. r.
Hodge, Pastor. Public wnrship every Sabbath.
morning and evening. Sabbath School at 9
O'clock. A. NJ. PRAYER meeting, Thursday
evenings. All are invited to atterd.
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BcaeLAhi AsaoAD-Within few highs
past. number Of petty birgi aries have been
eennitted about town. principally in the way
Of taking the pocket books out Of the breeches
pockets Of per.ons who have be en- accustomed.
this hot weather. 70 sleeping .ith their do"'s
or lover windows open On Saturday night
they made pretty gen era patrol Of the town
They got Fed. Mauek's pocket book.
containing scme money; Ed Hases'd'f'
With little or nothing in IL; AMI Patrick Dan
iavy'., containing nine dollars. A resident
on Main Street. Who had been oat of town.
rsturned about two O'Clock. and WIS sit
ting 10 his room. near the window. preparing Tor
bel. when suddenly the heal and shoulders
of man vere thrust in. almost coming into
collision With him. he politely Inquired Of the
intruder '.v>at the devil he wrnted ts:ers7"
when The fellow inconiinensiy fed. S'me time
during Sunday night, Mr.. Hershey, hearing
noise in his stable. got up to prospect, and dis
covered q man In the act Of leading ore OF his
horses from the .table. Finding himself dis
covered, the fellow dropped the halter and liz
CUT
Citizens hal better be careful about leaving
their windows and doors open during the night.
There are too many siragslers in the country.
and ioafers with no visible means ct support
We think that an eye or two is being kept
skin.ed for this Nocturnal t,amfer. and as he
goes sighting around. one OF thcee fine nights,
somebody will "schiag him on the kopf."
\ U The new City building is nov about con-
plrted, and ready for occupancy by the City
Fathers II adds to the Appearance OF that
part Of the town. The lumber for the building
vas manufactured by Taylor & Orton. who
have on hand large stock of their superior
cottonxood lpmoer, for building and fencing
purposes. and selling it at the lowest market
prices There Is none better made on the Mis-
scuri River.
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Prompt. Honorable. Reliable.

LoRIllARD's YACHT CLUB
Smoking is the finest Bright Tobacco msde.
Being free fem Nicotine. which is extracted
by patent process, il does not inure weak
constitutions Persons Of eedentary occupa-
tons. as well as students and literary men,
will find none Of the injurious after effects. re-
sulting from ordinary tobacco. Il is mnch
lighter ir weight than common tobacco, AID 4
pound will last twice - long as other kinds.
II does not clog the pipe, nor burn the
tOngne.
LORILLARD,s EUREKA Smoking
has become so popular, that many limitations
Of worthless character are offered for sale BY
some dealers. because they can buy the ecun-
tetfeit article for little less; and As the same
are calculated to deceive the consumers. We
desire to direct their attention to the imposi-
tion that is practiced upon them; as they are
the main losers thereby, being obliged to pay
As much at retail for is as viii buy the genuine
article.
In addition to the above, we have many "a.
vorite brands. which will be shown with pleas
ure. A circular, giving pricer, discounts,
terms, &c. will be mailed upon application.
LORILLARD'S- CENTURY Chewing
has now become so well knosn that we deem
il useless TO pack 800 daily in the small tin
foil papers any longer. and have therefore dfs
continued the same. Our sarioss brspds 81
Smokings, ChewiBss, Plug Tobaceos,
and snnfTs, will be found, upon trial. not only
popular goods, bu: at prices defying COMPETE
tim from responsible manufacturers every
where. We are constantly producing novel;
ties, TO which the NorIcE OF THE Trade ID In
vited. p. LORlLLARD Il CO.,
10, IS + GO Chambers Street, n. r.
june 30-4w.
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H0 Cts. e. = y; s5s E; S s; Z, 81 s; i:

January l. 1871. ONE DOLLAR will pay
for the SEMi.WEEKLY do do 50 eents Q
month paw. for THE DAILY SUN. Address.
Nv. ENGLAND, Publisher. Hev York.
jane30s4.
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WANTED.
500, 600 BUSHELS OF GRAIN.

Tor which We win pay the highest marke,
price, on delivery at our Elevator, ia
White Cloud, on the Levee.
Liberal advances made on contracts for fu
ture delivery.
Farmer, can rely upon getting from to 10
cents more per bushel for their corn here than
at any point on the St. Joseph and Denver
Rail. DAD, as We have superior facilities for
shipping, and are prepared 70 handle from
9 600 to 3 600 bushels per day. and no re-ship-
meuts. Farmers will End il 70 their advxn-
,age to call and see Us before disposiug OF
their grain.
We have made arrangements BY which We
will pay 81. ce.ts per bushel more than the
market price for corn. IL taken in lumber, for
which We will give orders tn the mile.
MOVES MOORE.
White Cloud, April Z, 1870.
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Tar Ir.-Mrs. Whitcomb desires all 10 try
her Syrup; it is the great childres's soothing
remedy, ard sold at the low price Of IS cents.
= u Maj. L. II. UT left Us again. on Tues
day. and hird him away to embrnce his sheep
and fight bear. in Southern Cali !orn;a-
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CoscsRr At HIcHLAsD.-Ws see, BY pro-
grammes printed at this Office. that there will be
a Concert at Highland. on Tuesday evening.
the 9th inst. under the direction Of Mrs. W. T.
Gage. Il will consist ofs Csntata. Duets.
Choruses. Solos, etc. Mrs. Gage 10 q lady
E thoroughly competent to m mage snch an exhi-
bition successfully. and the Concert will afford
ariace for old and young to pass pleasan,
evening.
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DSYCHOMANCY. FASCINATION OR
l SOUL CHARMING 100 pages; cloth.
This Wonderful book has full instructions to
enable the reader to fascinate either sex, or
any animal, at will. Mcsmerism, Spiritualism.
and hundreds of other curious experiments.
Il can be obtained by sending address, with lO
cents postage, to r. W EVANS 4 CO., No.
~ So. Eighth ST., Philadelphia. jnly2sw4.
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Coal alaiters.
CITY OFFICERS.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

.. - OF.
WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. 6, l. o.
or D. r., meets at Odd Fellows Hall. second
story Of Van Buskirk's Building. Main Street,
every Saturday evening. at o'clock. Bro
Tiers In good standing are cordially invited to
visit the Lodge.
JoEL HAnrsrER, R. 8.
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RssovE rsr CAusr.-Dr. Henry's Root and
Plant Pills arouse the Liver and secresive or
eans into healthy action. throwing % obserue-
tons which cause disease. a.
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succsss-The great Napoleon's only cri
terioa vas Success. and this hiss been attained
by The Charter Oak Stove. Oser 900 900 have
been sold since their iaxoduesiou. and the
demand WAKES stronger every day.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-22

could the House know unless the names
attached to the report were read,
l think 1t was upon my request that the
names were read, and it was for this rea-
son and no other. When the majority re-
port was read by the clerk, he omitted to
read the names, but when the minority
report was read the three names attached
to it were read also. The gentleman from
Fairfax in his argument against the adop-
ton of the majority report stated that the
majority was only mere majority and
only consisted of eight members My on
~ desire, in calling for the reading of the
names, was that chat the House might
understand, and that the gentleman from
Fairfax might know that the report was
signed by eleven, and that when he did
know the fact, he would not attempt to
mislead the House.
1t is noticeable that in most of the ar.
ticles against the present equalization,
great complaint is made u the present
listing laws, that they should be amend
ed or new law created at once and init.
nations that great pressure would be
brought to have call for an extra session
during this winter or at some early period
that the grand list matters Of the State
may be so amended as that equal justice
will be secured to all 1t would be pleas
ant to assemble again TO renew acquaint.
anee and spend few weeks in an effort
to get up new listing law or any other
law. But what probability is there that
the same Legislators that refused such ao-
tion in November, will in two months
after grant it.
For over twenty-five yeats we have
lived under the present grand list laws
there has been no very great complaints
until now, when We have just entered on
Biennial Sessions, that some have disoov-
cred a radical difficulty with the law and
insist that something must be done at
once or we shall all be ruined-that the
Legislature must assemble at an expense
to the State of from ten to twenty-five
thousand dollars.
No, gentlemen, the people are not in
olined to favor an extra session for any
cause that is now known, aud they have
too much confidence in the good iudg-
ment of the powers that be, to entertain
the slightest fear that any evoA "ooo.AaAo-
dstion as this will be granted.
ONE OF THE MAJORITY.
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OTHEn WORLDS THAN Guns, BY Rich
ard A. Pryor, New York, D. Appleton
g. Co.
The author Of this work is well known
in departments Of science from his works
Saturn and its Systems" "sun Views Of
the Earth" "Half-Hours with the Teles-
cope" This his last is we'll written and
handsomely published, credit to the
Appletons. Its main subject is the plur-
ality of worlds studied under the light of
recent scientific researches. He discusses
solar system, the character aud probable
condition of the planets and kindred sub.
iects and advances views which differ
widely from those usually accepted, but
which he believes to be sustained by re-
cent Investigations and discoveries. 1t is
work which will challenge thought and
investigation, especially on the part of
those who are interested in this very in
teresting study,
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GabIegraan y.

u. s, 5-90s. of '62 were quoted at S38
in the London market Saturday.
In the Bavsrian Chambers the Fed
eral Treaty was adopted by = large ma
iority.
The Catholic Defense Association OF
Londonderry has been dissolved by order
of the authorities.
Minister Washburne and the italian
Minister are the only representatives OF
foreign powers now in Paris.
ALI the bears in the Gardin DIES
Piantes have been devoured by "the au-
authorities"
"A levy of six men in every one thou
sand throughout Russia, has been ordered
to replace the men lost by the army
in consequence of the shortening of the
term of service of the CONSUMPTION of 1871
The steamer Fire Queen, from New
Orleans for Liverpool, came in collision
with and struck the bark Dryden, of North
Shields, Saturday, in Queenstown harbor.
The Fire Queen put back to Queenstown
and was grounded.
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A VALUABLE PRAcTIcE.-Ihe United
States Signal Service have put into prae-
tioe of the plan furnishing meteorological
record of each day to the newspapers OF the
larger cities, enabling them to give each
morning the state Of the weather the day
previous in all of the important towns OF
Inc country. 1t is given in the sorm of a
table Ia the papers, stating the place of
observation, height of barometer, thermo-
meter. deviation of the wind, the velocity
of the wind with the miles per hour, pres
sure Of wind of pounds 20 the square foot,
force of wind reduced TO Beaufort scale,
that ia whether the wind is gentle, calm,
or brisk,) closing with the state OF the
weather. This is one of the most impor-
tant featured that has recently been intro
luced into journalism for the Information
Of the people. Ere long this report will
be as important to a daily newspaper as
the market quotations of gold. Our week
ly record, published in the HERALD, Is
one Of value and Is being greatly appre-
dated by our agricultural readers.
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War Notes.

1t is said that 100000 French are
drilling al Bordeaux.
The Paris Monitsur SAYS that the
French have been reinforced at all points
The French government has pro-
hibited the navigation of the Seine
Much unessiness is felt throughout
Holland concerning the result of the
Prussian demands
Notwithstanding the enemy's prox-
unity to Tours, the reported capture Of
that city is untrue
The weather is intensely cold at Paris,
and military operations were quiet Satnr-
day.
The report published recently that
the Prussians had occupied Contres,
Montrichsrd. and Romorantin. on the
Loire, is confirmed
The Earl of Derby, in speech de-
livered in Liverpool on Friday evening,
bitterly denounced the proposition to in
troduce the Prussian military system into
England.
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ITALIAN LIFE AND LEGENDS. By Anna
Cora (Mowstt) Ritohie, with illnstra
tons. New York. Carleton.
There is no richer mine of characte,
and incident than the records of the great
italian families, and the lives OF italian
reformers, artists and men of science. Nc
one will dispute the eminent fitness of the
late Mrs. Ritchie to work such a mine
with appreciation aud success. The pres
ant volume contains spirited sketch Of
the noble and heroic Savonarola, familiar
to ali readers of Miss Evans Ramolee
There are also papers, all of more than
average merit, on Colonna, the postess
Daute, the great Florentine aud his ma.
tive city, with historical feuds; on Fedi
the sculptor; Ristori and Piccolomini
Ginevna, the fair unfortunate heroine Of
song and story, and Catherine Sforza
"thrice welded, thrice widowed" The
book is very neatly got up and the illus
trations are numerous and we'll executed
THE TONE. MASTERS, by Charles Barnard
Boston. Lee and Shepard.
This little book issued by the New
England Conservatory of Music, is writ
ten on the plan of iustructing the young
by means of lively and agreeable nara.
tives, in which the biographies Of eminent
musicians-Hayden and Handel in the
pages before us-ase touched on, and the
technioalities of music and musical in.
struments Familiarity explained. 1t is
we'll calculated to amuse and instruct all
young musical pupils This vol.
ume should be in the hands Of each oi
the pupils Of the Rutland Graded School
District, as 1t will inspire and encourage
them in the study and cultivation Of
music. Parents, You will all do we'll te
add this 70 your list of Christmas presents
to your children.
LIFE OF MARCUS TULLIAs CICERO. By
William Forsyth, M. A. Two volumes
In one, with illustrations. Third
American edition. New York. Charles
Scribner q Co.
The life of Cicero is not only one OF the
most indispensable aids to the understand
ing of Roman civilization, culture and
social life, but bears in many respects
very directly upon existing problems in
politics and society. This fine volume
work is admitted to be by far the best
modern authority on the subject, and the
publishers have done substantial service
to the reading public by placing within
the reach of the many what had hitherto
been the exclusive property of scholars
and owners Of large libraries. The pre-
sent edition will undoubtedly be In large,
demand than Its predecessors.
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ITO THE LADIES.

The celebrated DIR. L. DIX particularly invite
all ladies who need medical surgical adviser,
to call at his rooms, q Endicott street, Boston,
Mass which they viii end arranged for their
special accommodation.
DR.. DIX having devoted over twenty years -
this particular branch of the treatment Of al dis
eases peculiar TO females it is conceded by all
both Ia this country and IN Europel, that be ex-
cells all other known practitioners IL the safe
olaints.
His medicines are prepared with the express
purpose Of removing all diseases, such Is debility
weakness, unnatural impressions, snlsrgemsnts
of the womb, also all discharges which eowfrorn
morbid state of the blood. The Doctor Il noE
fully prepared to treat IN his peculiar style bots
medically and surgicaily, all diseases ofthefemais
sax, and they respectfully invited % call ~
no. Il EsDIoorT STEEKI, BosToE.
All letters requiring advice must e0ntstn one
dollar 20 insure answer. fsbScSsv&vlyT.
Boston, 1870, ",