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MARRIAGES

I'm Inner saudusky Ohio, Jan goth, in the " E.
Church. BY Rev. l.. Bates, Mr. A. c. SLAYTON OF
Chica 60 and Miss ANNIE l.. HOLDRIDGE Of Upper
-audusky.
In Brookfeld, Feb. 26th by Rev. w. A. Bushee, Mr.
CHARLES N. AYERS and Miss CLARA A. LEWIS,
Of Berlin.
In Cabot Feb l4rh, the NJ. f. Parsonage, by Rev.
J. W Bemis. Mr.. CHANDLER BURNHAM of Cabot,
and Miss MILE 2. DAWSON of Peacham.
In Moretown Feb. 18Th, by Rev. q. Wills, Mr..
BURTON A. PIKE and Miss ISABELLE A. AUS
TIN 10th of Wolcott
Also by the same, Feb. 18Th, Mr.. GEORGE w.
PHELPS. in, and Miss NANCY s. HOLT, both OF
Moretown.
In sheldon. Feb. 18Th by Rev P. P. Ray, 1lr. SAN
FORD DANIELS of 81. Adams, and Miss FLORA a.
SMITH OF Sheldon.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SyEvesterM Daniels, Estate.

VNHE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appointed by
the 4J7orable Probe tie Court for the District of
washington, Commissioners, to receive, examine,
and Adj Ist all claims and dema 1ds of all persons,
sgsinstthe estate of Sylvester l.. Daniels LAT of Mid
dlesex in said Dstrict, deceased represented jnsov
emit and the ter of six fro the Goth day of
February, lS7l being alto we'd by said Court the
creditors OF said deceased to eNhibita prove then
respective 81 aims before Give notice that will
attend 10 the duties OF sur lrpoi mime atthe dwell
ing house OF W dow Sophia Daniels in Mddlesex, in
std district toe 23i, of March and August
10 O'Clock in the -renNou. each OF said days,
ELIJAH SOMERS. jC,
1873 BENJAMIN BARRETT. I N"niln :
Middiessx, February 24tr, A. D.. 1871.
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Why don't you use NATURE HAIR RES
ToRATIvE2 1t is perfectly free from poisons
and will restore gray or faded hair % its
original color.
:. Time tries all Things and has proved
that DIR. WIsrAR's BALsAu OF WILD CHERRY
is the remedy for the cure Of coughs, colds,
Group, whooprng-c bronchitis, asthma,
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the irritatei parts it heals the Inflammation
and even consumption itself yields to its
magic influence.
Halls Vegetable Hair Remover prevents
the hair from turning gray, and restores
hair to its natural color.
''TlE UNIVERSAL AVER. On my journeys
over the through Turkey, India,
China. Japan, Peru, Chill. Paraguay, Bra
I'll and Mexico, and the United States-in
them all to some extent and in some
to a great extent, have found the univer-
sal Aver represented by his family medicines
which are often held in fabulous esteem.
Whether they win their marvellous reputa-
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they have it to such a degree that it fre-
quently gave me a distinguished Importance
to have come from the same country. (FIeld's
letters from abroad
q Snuff OF dust Of any kind, and strong,
eaustic or poisonous solutions aggravate
Catarrh and drive II TO the lungs DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures Catarrh by its
mild, soothing, cleansing and healing pro-
perties. Each package prepares one pint of
the Remedy ready for use, and costs only
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cents to r V. Pierce, VI D., 1873 Seneca
street, Buffalo, y. Y, and get it by return
mail Look out for countcrteits and worth
less limitations by seeing that it has, upon
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Stamp. issued by the L. 5. Government ex-
pressly for stamping his medicines and
which bears upon it his portrait, name and
address, and the words = U. ). Certificate of
Genuineness.'
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The coal panic in New York is subsiding.
and there appears to be no immediate danger
Of famine prices. Two firms advertise coal
for sale at eight dollars per ton, the pur-
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& Farm for Sale.

a First Class dairy farm lately owned by Seneca
Sylvester, IS offered for sale reasonable 4
me opportunity l. presented any desires
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These are. beyoud all comparison. the most eKtT a
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Farm for Sale

on account Of poor health, the Subscriber oilers
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within nifty rods OF a good Sc huui House.
said Farm contains about seventy good land
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Great Improvement
= DENTISTRY.
1 am now prepared to insert artificial teeth on
PYROXYLINE BASE.

tits chemically prepared cotton fibre, perfectly pure
and enduring article, suited to the mouth 1t supe
Rubber because il Will not nfame the mucous
membrane OF the MOUTH which has often resulted in
permanent injury to the general health. Besides,
Rubber is liable 10 he brittle clumsy and offensive
good Py roxyiine is pure, unmiIed, vegetable
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pleasurabls and enduring. Nothing worn in the
mouth is so free from ali objections and full and
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DEATHS

In Macon, Ga, Feb Is,h, LEVI Il. WING, aged
"a years.
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Superior Kind of Rubber.

with which insert artificial teeth by using one
half The quantity of rubber COMMONLY used in the
mouth 1t very tough, and viii doubtless last life
time without breaking. IL has not been discovered 10
be offensive to the taste irritating to the membrane
of the mouth.
Plate Work and Gold Filings
Warranted five years, and cheaper htlngs warranted
year
All desiring artificial work of any descrip ion on
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can be found my office in Mortified at ny time
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August, October aud ber ring the year 1871
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different notice is given by
A. CLARK, Dentist.
Norihheld, Disc. n. 1870 FIm6
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
IS regard Mr. Eddy one of the most capable and
successful practitioners With whom have had official
intercourse.
CHARLES MASON. Commissioner OF Patents,'
IS have hesitation assuring inventors that they
canBet employ competent and trustworthy,
nd more capable putting their apple form
the early ana favorable copsidera tlo7
the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner Of Patents
So Mr.. X. ~. EDDY has made for THIRTY
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ia case. such lumiSta kable proof Of great
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they Ne Of having the most faithful atten-
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y have parted, and paid 20 her satisfaction. there
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account, tor shall pay debts of her contracting
EuGAH II. SPALDING.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
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7 ermOnt Items.
ncNNrNGroy cnrNrY

LLNNIN0IUN NDINIl.
One night last week, in Bennington, a
man named Ray sat down to read, with
kerosene lamp in his hand, and fell asleep.
When he aw0ke, he thought he smelt wool
burning. The lamp had fallen from his
hand and exploded, throwing the oil over
him and enveIoping him in flames The fire
was extinguished after some tall dancing
and rolling on the carpet.
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MrNnsoR COUNTY

Mrs. Abb Barrett died at the residence of
her son, Charles f Barrett, ProctOrsvllle on
Monday night, aged SO years. She was the
mother of Hon. Joseph Barrett, late Com
m issioner of Pensions.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-20

and countless multitude of spectators
The veil Of the statue was removed amid
TREMENDOUS cheering, the firing Of can
non, and music from the militaly bands
The Emperor, stAndfng 81 the fcet oflths
statue, delIvefed ) speechf clqang win
@This n,onumeist, whSch va pfc5ectedIn
time Of peace, now becomes the memorial
of one OF the most brilliant though bloodiest
of modern wars. May the peaeeso dearly
achieved be q lasting one!n
The ceremonies closed with the Golfer
ring of honors on the victorious corlman-
ders. Numerous orders were granted BIZ
the Emperor, and the hereditary commad
of the most distinguished regiments was
given to various Generals and Princess
Among those who xfeeeixed theseu marks
of fame from the hands Of the Emperor
were Prince Georgeof Saxony and Prince
Leopold of Bavaria Geserals soho Room
was elevated TO the fank Of Count cof the
Empire, and General Won Moltke was
made Field Marshal of the Imperial army.
Tonight the entire CITY is f1umfnated,
and the rejoicings are at their hight .,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-20
Tie Triumphal Entry into Berlin.

BERLIN, June 16.-The triumphal entry
of, the army and the Inauguration of the
equestrian statue of King Frederick Will
liam Ill, took place to-day, III exact ac-
ccrdance with the programme given In the
Imperial proclamation of the 18th. The
weather was favorable for the display, and
the city was crowded with people who
have been thronging hither for the fort
night. The streets on the line of march
were superbly decorated, and in the public
squares triumphal arches were raised and
platforms erected to accommodate thous-
ands of spectators. M ~ +flIfa
The procession was one of the most mag
nifcent of modern times. Headed by the
eagles and standards captured from the
French, it marched in the order set forth
in the Imperial programme from the Tenn
pie of Field to the palace, between two
rows of cannon, numbering some two
thousand, taken during the war. At In
tervals along the line monuments formed
of captured arms were erected.
After the first division of the victorious
column had passed the Brandeuburg gate,
the Emperor, with the German Princes in
his train, preceding the army, was received
at the portal by populations from the mu-
nlcipal governments of Berlin and the
principal cities of Germany. Addresses of
weIcome and congratulation were pre-
se4lted, when the Emperor, at the head of
a,sbrilliant cortege, rode down the va
I.eiDaaq0hdlis, which had been CONSTRUCTED
in honor of the occasion. The road was
stEewn with flowers, as he advanced. nv
hundreds of young girls dressed in white.
The army then entered the gate with the
Prussian Guards at the head of the line.
1t was mainly composed of detachments
representing every regiment which took
part in the war, each bearing the regi-
mental -colors. Some of the regiments,
well known to the Berliners and others,
which had particularly distinguished
themselves during the campaign, received
special ovations, the people breaking into
their ranks, browning them with wreatls,
and overwhelming them with flowers. Z.
When the pro eession had concluded its
march, the Emperor proceeded TO unvail
the statue of his father, Frederic William
ILL., All the dignitaries of the Empire,
the victorious generals, and the members
ortfle German Parliament assisted at the
ceremony, III the presence of the army