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A Deserted Church.

Westmorcland County, the birthplace Of
Washington, Madison, Monroe, and Marshall
called the Athens Of Virginia." was the
polite aud wealthy region of Virginia when
Thomas Jefferson was young lawyer. In
thirty years it became waste and desolate
A pcket-guard, in 1878, posted on the Poto-
mac to watch for the expected British feet
we're seeking one day place to encamp, when
they came upon an old church the condition
of which revealed at once the completeness
and the recentness of the ruin. 1t stood in a
lonely dell, where the silence was broken only
by the breeze whispering through the pine,
and cedars and dense shrubbery that closed
the entrance. Huge oaks standing near the
walls enveloped the roof with their long inter.
lacing branches. The doors all stood wide
open the windows were broken the roof was
rotten and had partly fallen in and giant
pine, uprooted by tempest, was lying against
the front, choking up the principal door. The
churchyard, which was extensive, and enclos
ed by high brick wall Of costly structure
was densely covered all over with tombstones
and monuments, many of which, though they
bore names once held in honor throughout
Virginia, were broken to pieces or PROSTATE
with brambles and woods growing thick anC
tangled betw cen them everywhere. The par
sh had been important enough to have a sep
arate building for vestry just outside the
churchyard wall This had rotted away from
its chimney, which stood erect in mass o
ruin.
With some difficulty the soldiers forced
their way through the fine old porch between
massive doors into the church, What a pic
ture Of desolation was disclosed The roof,
rotted away at the corners, had let in for
years the snow and rain, staining and spoil
ing the interior. The galleries, where, in thu
olden time, the grandees of the parish sat, il
their square, high pews, were sloping ant
leaning down upon the pews on the foor and
on one side, had quite fallen out. The re
mains of the great Bible still lay open upor
the desk, and the tattered canvas that hunl
from the walls showed traces Of the Greco
and Commandments which had once beer
written upon it. The marble font was gone
it was a punch.bowl, the commander Of tn,
picket was told The communion table
which had been superb piece of work o
antique pattern, with heavy walnut top
was IN its place, but roughened and staine,
by exposure. 1t was afterwards used as
chopping. block. The brick aisles showet
that the church was the resort Of animals
and the wooden ceiling was alive with squir
rels and snakes. The few inhabitants of th
vicinity-white trash--held the old churcl
and its wilderness Of graves In dread, an'
scarcely dared enter the tangled dell in whicl
they were. 1t was only the runaway slave
overcome by a greater terror, flying from
being more awful than any ghost--savag
mani that yentured to go into the church il
self, and crouch among the broken pews.-
James Parton.
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The "sCIENCE OF LIFE OR sELFPREsERVA-
T10N," Medical Treatise on the Cause and Cure Of
Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline in Man. Nervous
and Physo u Debility. Hypochondra, lmpolency sper
matouhna or Seminal Weakness. and all other diseases
arising from the Of youth the ndiscrotons "
eKeosses Of mature years. This is indeed hook for
every man. Thousands have been taught by this work
the truo way to health aud happiness II s the cheapest
and best medical work published, and the only one
on this class OF Ills worth reading. l91th edition, re
visod much enlarged illustrated bound In beautiful
French cloth Price only g. Sent by mail, post paid
on receipt Of price. Address PEABODY MEDICAL
INSTITUTE No. Buanch street Boston, Mass, or DR..
W. II. PARKER, Assistant Physician. n b The au-
thor may he consulted on the above, we'll as all dis
requiring 'tiR and crpsrienes G253
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PORTS FROM no VI e.
4 LIVING WITNESS
BosroS IEHALD OFFICE, }
Boston, Sept. 49, $50. :


Boston, sept 49, i1tu
n. r. SffurHs Esq., Dear ent
Among tho many cures effected by the use Of NEGErNE,
have heard of none more satisfactory thAn my own,
have been an cted IA scf0iula salt Rhcum for many
years uhcr ted IN the blood. making IT, appea auce on
ny wholr body bursting out in different places and
painful be, oud description. Six OF the most popu ar
purner which are advtrtsgd 10 cure Scrnula aud ike
complaints have faithfully tried tut my scase was
fl deeply seated 20 fo-st ALL laid my case before
several prominent physicians hut nothing tended to
alleviate Finally, by the Influence of friends con
eutcd io Try Nf0FfNE commencing the rt " January
last. and after experienced sensible rcti and
could feei 10 working n NY stem very differently from
antthnx had ever tatcu heife and at discovered
that t was accomplishing the object eynesty de-
sired. I continued on, following dIrectons, for three
months and the hr-t Of April found me a well man
we pase through the hot summer, and have cuntn-
ucd 20 Do free from any appearance o 70 the present
tune.
Nv general health h excellent and my recovery Of
which hid about despalrcd. nssrho cntfey 90 the
use of NEGtrNg could never have been convinced OF
the marvellous results OF this wonderful NEGtfSE under
tny other circumstance. hut now recommend every
one 10 turn 20 this csmthle remedy and that all II
true as Is represented ! avn living witness and II
will afford mo great sat saeon 10 show The marks Of
my disease, aud the merits Of NKGGr NJ a.
none will dis pute who owe It what 30.
Will here mention Of my child having severe attack
Of heart c0mplant which NrGKrNE has entirely cured
and shall always De happy 10 make Us virtues known
within the range Of my influence.
Yours, very respectfully, -
Mr. Young has been in tho employ of The Boston
H,raa during the past eighteen years Many can youch
the above statement
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CAsroRfAa substitute for Castor OLA family physic
which pleasant TO take and does not dstresso gripe
but Il 10 operate when all other remedies have
miled. Itsa purely vegetable preparation containing
neither Minerals Morphine Alcohol, the result Of
nfteen years experimenting by r Samuel Pitcher. 1t
IL perfectly harmless and far effective than Pills
Narcotic Syrup, Castor Oil BY soothing the system
1t produces natural sleep, and particularly adapted 10
crying or teething children. Kills Worms, cures
Stomach Ache, Constipation, Flatulency and Dcangc-
OF the Liver No family afford to be without
this article It costs but hNy your druggist
to got IL for you and he will always keep It, 2iG7
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For The 4gnung.



know funny little boy,
The happlest ever horni
His face is like a beam Of 10y,
Although his clothes are torn.
saw him tumble on his nose,
And waited Tor groan
But how he laughed DO you suppose
lie struck his iunny bonei
There's sunshine In each word he speaks,
Ills laugh u something grand;
Its r pples 0verrun hischeeks,
Like waves on snowy sand.
He laughs the moment he auakes
And TIL the day is done,
The schoOl-r0om for Joke he takes,
His lessons are but fun.
No matter how tho day may 20,
You cannot make him cry,
He's worth a dozen boys know,
Who pOut and nope aud Sigh.
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Mett t&dtertis
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E2EKIEL, Arm CHAPTER
TWELFTH VERSE.

q" by tho rivers upon the banks thereof shall grow all
trees for meat whose leaf shall fade, aud the fruit
thereof shall be for m At. and the leaf thereof for
medcinc.n Our great Rcdoemer has made n provision
FOR the cure Of disease Of man and beast yet thousands
upon thousands arc oveftaken with sickness, without
suspicion that II s caused by mercury other subtle
pui-ons that freely used In many medicines and
remedies Of the present day.
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TwENTY-EIGuT YEARS PRACTICE

In the treatment Of diseases incident to Fomales has
placed DIR. DOW at the head Of all physicians making
uch practice speciality, aud enables him to guarantee
speedy and permanent in the worst Of Sup
Vrsssion and all oher Menstrual Dcargemeni', from
sAafsto All letters for advice must contain 81.
Ofnce, No. ESDIcorr STREET, BosTos.
N. B.-Board furnished TO those desiring 10 remain
under treatment Boston, July, iIi.--s7ly
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1 Reading 1lntices.


victim Of early indscreion, causing nervous debil
ty, premature decay, &C. having tried In vain every ad
verified remedy has discovered simple means Of sci
cure which he will scnd free 10 his ellow.suiercrs J
II. REEVES. ~ Nassau st., New York. s235
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WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT
We G. Z T INE
FOR TEN TINES ITS COST

The great heneht have received from tho Of DR.
Cummings NFGfrSE, induces me 10 give my testimony
10 H. favor believe u to he not only Of great value
Tor restoring the health, bat preventive Of diseases
peculiar 10 the spring and summer seasons.
] would not be without ~ fIr TN tiTdes t6 cost
EDWIN TILDtN,
Attorney and General Agent Tor Massachusetts
of tho Craftsmen's L 70 Assurance Company,
2I26 No. % Sears Building Boston. Mas
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HOW TO SPECULATE SUCCESSFULLY.

by MEMBER OF THE N. Y. STocK ExcHASGE.
Randall II. Foote's Financial Pamphlet
Contains sensible advice the subject, as 1t is
based upon common principles which an expert
ence OF many years member Of the Gold Board and
new York Stock Exchange has fully corroborated.
Sent free on application. by letter or otherwise OF
RANDALL IL F0OTE CO..
a.72 10 Broadway and rs New Street, New York
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EVERYONE SPEAKS FAvoRABLY

EAsT MARsHFlELDl Aug D. 80.
W. sfstets. Dsar SIR
have been troubled with Canter from childhood,
causing mf mouth 10 be at times that was un-
able 10 eat Haze taken many preparations, but with
no effect until tried your NtGsriNE. After taking
few doses found treeyed the hntuess at the stomael
that always accompanies cankor humor and, ny the
time had take tho third bottle mouth wHs entirely
cured Have not been troubled with il since that tmc
VII lch Is eight months ago have recommended 1t l,
several Of my acquaintance. and everyone speak
P. S. SHERMAN.
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sKIN DIsEA s n s .

PERRY's IMPROVED CoMED0NE AND PDfPLE
REMRDY.--The skin Medicine Of the Age. Is war
ranted to FLEsu WORMS, PINPLEs, oruptlons and
BLorcHED designations Of the face. Sold by all Drug
,isfs, Depot 40 Bond st, New York.
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Aem ADVERTISEMENTS.

DROBATE COURTS.-Until further no.
i tiee, the Probate Courts for Washington District
will be held at the office In Montpelier, TUESDAY OF
each week All letters on business connected with the
ooe should be addressed to the undersigned at Mont
peliar HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
December |, 1870 7t
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DEALERS IN SECURITIES,
WONDERFUL CURES.

Dr. Uranu, Of Boston, so long and mvorahly known in
this community for many years past, as making many
wonderful cures Of supposed lncuahe, will Wis
Montpelier the 2ith and 25th Of each month. All invn
lids should him. he has cured thousand that
were supposed ncurahle Consultations free.
Read the following from the Newport Erpre'si
pa uRANS-Wo desire to call the attention Of all In
yads the advertisement Of pr Urann, from which II
will he he Is tn visit Newport agan. In JUS
tice the Doctor and for the henodt of the suffering
unsolicited, cannot refrain from audinr TO severn
remarkable cures he has effected in this place Mrs +.
b. Shaw, for months confined 20 her room. unable to
bear her weight upon her feet, Mrs Leonard Field for
several months invalid and Miss Maria Daggett, for
four years unable to walk. have, under his treatment
been restored health ean be walking out every
day, and able perform light work II II no hum
bug and refer 70 the parties thus restored to corro
crate statements l3I
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II II E C E L E B R A T E D
QUAKER BTTTERS!
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY

E1iroeis Of Root, and Herbs, ,rhieh almost srdri-
ably cure ;he .t0Ho'riHg complaints
Dyspepsia Heart Purn, Liver Complaint and Los Of
Appetite, cured By taking a few bottles
La.stude Low Spirits and Sinking Sensation cured
st once
Eruptions Plmples. Blolohes, and all Impurities Of
the Blood hurting through the skin Otherwise cured
readily by following the directions on the bottle.
kidney. Bladder and Urinary Derangement invara
by cured One bottle will convince the most skepticil.
Worms expelled from the system without the least
dneulty Patients suffering from the prevalent disease
will SEQ marked change for the better In their condi.
ton after taking one hottie Worm difficulties
prevalent than is generally supposed in the young and
they will ind the Quaker ButeIs sure remedy.
Nervous Dmcultes, Neuralgia etc, speedily re
lieved.
Rheumatism. sweued Joints and scrofula Affections,
removed greatly relieved by this invaluable medicine
bronchitis Ciarrh Convulsons and II, sierlcs cured
or much relieved
DImcnlt Breathing. Pain in the Lungs side and Chest
almost invariably cured by taking few bottles Of the
Quaker Blttors
All difficult Female Dcnngements almost invariably
caused by violation Of the organic laws prevalent
to tho American ladies yield readily to this invaluable
/ medlcne-the Quaker Bitters
All Impurities Of the Blood. and diseases incident to
the same always cured by the Quaker Bttors II taken
according to directions.
The aged nnd in the Quaker Btters just the article
4 they stand In need Of in their declining years.
tquIekens the blood and cheers the mind, and pave
the passage down the plane Inclined.
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EoR MoTn pATCnEs. FRECKLEs.

AND TAN, USE PERRy's MOTH AND FRECKLE
LOTION. The we'll known reliable and harmless rene
dy for Brown Dlscooratons Of the face. Prepared only
by Dr. D. c. Perry, Dermatologst 20 Bond street, New
York Sold by Drng0i.f. eprymh,r, 1889
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TIN Il YER NJ o Mt
STATE. NORMAL SCHOOL,
AT RANDOLPH CENTER

For the next Spring Term,
The First Quarter begins Tuesday, February 49, ond'
Friday, April ~.
The Second Quarter begins Monday April 29i ems
Wednesia", July 3. ......
Randolph. VT January, ls'2--0Su
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-Itis the end of art to inocuate men with
the love Of nature.
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Lowing souls are like paupers, they live
on what is given them.
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Mock vlocts are blooming IN many sunny nook
holr so. blue eyes nnclosng 10 The of the brook
The charms OF sweet glad spnngtlne arc adorning
earth once moro
With the o,ry robes Of beauty that we've known and
loved before.
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Mr. Young has been In tho employ of The Boston
H,rad during the past cghteon years Many can vouch
Tor the above statement
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But seems richer glory hue more strangely ar,
hoer deeper spirit hreathcs It's fragrance the air
softer, tcnderer oveness DER all the earth s shed
Than In the sweetest May.tme that yot has he.
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WE CAN SEND YOU A PRooF OF THIS. h
A. =. NAWMEX,
aROtiser GaEnaDIe ETgyos.-
t50Es. .....

Gates DACK-SCCTION PErvENTOR FOR
OIL WELLS, patented August Is, 1871, which en-
tirely prevents te ingress of air in oil wells while
he tubing is teing drawn. Il is well known fact
% oil operators, that upon wells where Gas Pumps
are used it is necessa to preserve as nearly per-
feet vacuum as possible, and that no air should be
let into the well q, any time, when it can possibly
he avoided; consequently whenever tho tubing is
drawn f. well it is the cause of greatiniurv to
it, as the stulllng box, being then necessarily open
cd, the air immediately rushes back between the
tubing and casing, into the well going into the oil
rock and gas veins, and col sequently causin. the
oil and gas 10 rush back to great distance So
much so, that it almost always takes several days
after pumping is resumed for well TO be brought
back to its former condition. ard oGtenrnes It takes
several weeks; and quite frequently wells have been
almost completely ruined by The air la,ng thus let
in while drawing tubing
The BACK.SUCTION PREVENTUR u attached
TO tho st0ilng box and works in such way that it
completely shuts up tho space between me stufing
box and tubing so effectGally that moi particle Of
air can got through at any time while the tubing is
being drawn and replaced. 1t supplies want long
felt and is, without question: one of the most val.
liable inventions Of the day. to those engaged in the
oil business. No well should be without it, as it OF.
ten times saves ten times i,s cost by once using
tE7' IL is manufactured at the FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP of ANDREWS S co, TIDI-
QUITE, PA. and for sac BY Hardware Dealers.
fTfdiOuta pa Marci, - -f,,p g,,,
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special noticed 20 cents per Ene, eaSh insertion.
Advertisements payable auartsrV N advance

9. MSPe4tensiIl Il Co. ~
kk Row, New Yosf, and CITE. P. Rowsll 6 Co.,
Advertising Agents, ore the sole agents for ne Pc.
'tbleum Centre tAAy RxsonD in thsi city. Ad.
iersers In tha. city are requested to leave their
kvors with either OF the above houses
H-COE, WETHERILL Is co. Adver-
Using Agents, Philadelphia. ere duly authorized
Agents for the RECORD in ttat ety. q
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Er. CEO0M20
OF
e. "a, Eg

Coughs and Colds, The Druggists oay it cutcs them
all. ~
Asthma. The relief and cures of 1t are marvel
ous N
I,ronchiss, Every sufferer will hnd relief. and
cure. r..-.. ..r.s
Throat Ailments require only few doses.
Lun~ Diseases. Has cured cases pronounced M
curable.
Debility. 1t renovatos ard lnTigorates the sys
tenn. .4
Liver Complaint. Most effective regulator Of ,hts
organ.
Dyepspsa. Its hesthy action on the stomach
cures 1t.
Appetiz r. 1t ia health giving and appetitere-
storing.
Urinary Organs. Action oathen is marked and
prompt
Dss. CEDeB1'S yvENE OF TArg is rio,
in tho medicinal qualities Of Tar, combined with
vegetable Ingredients of undoubte3 7Giue-which
| make it unsurpassed, not ohy for the complaints
| enumerated, but it rapidly restores eX-
haUsted Gtrengsl,, eleanses the stomach, ro-
lakes the Liver and puts them to work causes the
food TO digest, and males rure blood, pnd begets
viyacity appreciated by both sound and sick If you
are afflicted in any way. We know If you try the
ilie-Gising toIic properties Of Dr.
Crooks Wine Of Tar you viii add your testimony
TO its great value in correcting any lls thai es IL
| heir tO.n Prepared only by OTIVER CROOK %
co. Sold by Druggists everywhere
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GATES EAGK sUGTI1M PaE-
VENTlJM.

TEEunPI, Feb. 3, 1872.
MEssRs. ANDREWS & Co O--GEyrLEMEY:- Having
used one Of Gates BACK SUCTION PREyEN-
TORS, can confidently recommend the sane 20 all
who have occasion to use the same, as the hust Pre-.
veut0r of Back Suction on Oil Wella. Our well was
so small that It harGly paid to run it. After put.
ting on one of Gates DACK SUCTION PRE-
VENTORS the production was increased to good
paying well. Before we put tho Back Suction Pre-
ventor on the we'll we Invariably had to pump the
well two wee1s before could restcre Il 10 lis for
mer production after drawing tubing. Hh3 is en-
ttrely obviated by the use Of tho pruventOr.
AAIr PERKINS {; Co.
TmUnpH, Jan Sd, 1872
MEssRs. ANDREWS & Co.--Haying thlrougily
tested the utility OF GATES BACK SUCTION
PhEVENTUE, we consider thain one Of the most
useful inventions ever made iOr oil wells, and we
think we are capable of judging OF them, having
three on our wells We can row draw bing, and
when they are replaced the wells produce tae same
As before drawing, thus showing that the Preyentor
eilectually prevonttall ing;ess Of air.
Yours respectfully,
BACON :. RIGNGZ.
MEssRs ANnREws 81 Co-GgrTs This is o
certify that have used one OF Gates BACK SUC
TlON PREyENTORS, on ftho Lee d5 HI hand
Lease, Economic lIil and would not do witlout
1t at any price, it win 10 all and than ii is
recommended 10 do. nd / can chaerlully recon-
mend l. TO al Oil Operators who have any Back sue
ton Wells
Years, &c,
JoH1 MFRS.
Tidioute, Feby ., 1312.-taw,3p.
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GcribtsperhnnDIunaem.

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