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The Republican journal., 1873-02-27
B E HOLD!
WILSON'S
AMMONIATED
Superphosphate Of Lime,
AT AUCTION.

About year ago l concluded to sell my Super.
phosphate OF Lime to the farmers of New England
in places where it was not known, by auction to the
highest bidder. in quantities agreed on beforehand
proposing at the same time to pursue this course
year after year. until the farmers could become salts
fed of its value to them.
shall make this proposition good.
The superphosphate made this year will be more
valuable than it was last ysar.
will publish as heretofore the materials of which
il is composed and the prol orion of each, and will
guarantee 1t to have been made
have many letters from farmers who bought at
auction last year thanking for adopting the auc-
tional plan, and speaking in the highest TENS of the
results obtained from the of the fertilizer
| know that the article is good one, and that it
will in time, as all my other productions have done
win its way to the confidence of the consumer
Ample notice OF the place and time for sale, by
means of circulars and posters will be given so that
as far as possible. no farmer shall have occasion
say that he had no opportunity TO buy his fertilizer
in fair competition with his neighbors
The most liberal terms and conditions will be ex-
tended to purchasers, which will be made known at
the sale.
OFFICE OF THE RUMFoRD CHEMICAL WORKS.
Providence, Il. l., Jan. 1878.
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REMOVAL.

nUR REGULAR MOULDER and all other
" machinery is moved into the Howard Manufac-
turing Co.'S Steam Mill in the rear of our Furniture
Ware Rooms, No. II, Phoenix Row, where we are
ever ready to attend to all orders.
Mr.. Young, our Foreman, is on hand as usual and
ever ready for a job. On hand Newals pa in and
fancy Bausters Walnut for Stair Rails, &C., &C..
3W34 FIELD MATHEWS.
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STATE OF MAINE.
WALDO $50 the Sherifs of our respect
Counties or either of their Deputies.

WALDO $50 the Sherifs of our respect i've
Counties or either of their Deputies.
GREETING:
WYE COMMAND you to attach the
}Ls| w goodSo estate Of William Jackson,
I 10 of Montville, in said County of Waldo, to
the value of one hundred dollars and sui
mon the said defendant (if he may be found within
your precinct to appear before our Justices of
Supreme Judicial Court, next to be holden at Bel.
fast, within and for the County Of Waldo, on the
first Tuesday of January, next, then and there in
our said Court, to answer unto Mary P. Jackson of
Palermo, in a plea of divorce in which the said
Mary p. Jackson represents that she was lawfully
married tdhsaid William Jackson, at Montville, in
the County 1of Waldo, on the = day of August, A 4.
d. 1857 that your libellant, since their intermar-
riage, has always behaved herself as chaste and
that the said William, regardless of his marriage
covenant, put her out of his house in March, 1871
and other wrongs then and there did to her, the
said Mary, by kicking her and striking her and pull
ing her hair, and other wrongs then and there did
and she soon after delivered of female child,
and the said William has not provided any support
for her or his child but wholly neglects and refuses
80 to do.
Wherefore, she prays that she may be divorced
from the bonds OF matrimony between her and the
said William Jackson. MARY +. JACKSON.
And have you there this writ with your doings
therein.
Witness, J ONATHAN G. LICKERSON, Esquire,
at Belfast, the 10Th day of December in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-two.
w. G. Frye, Clerk
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SHIP NtiW :.
PORT OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
Feb II. Schs Philanthrophist, j L Ryder, New
York 5000 Bushels of Corn for VIM G Marshall Clar
ry II Spoford Bray New Castle $500 Bushels OF
Corn or Pitcher & Gorham; Ringleader. Smith,
Boston.
SAILED.
Feb 20. Schs Iris Bullock, Boston.
%, Cameo Cunningham, do.
NEW LONDON, Feb 10. The schooner Spte dwell
owned by Cobb, Wight & Norton of Rcckland, Me
put into this port last night with the loss Of hel
bowsprit, jib boom and head. She reports having
coliided with a steamer in the Sound
NEW YORK, Feb l0-Ihe schooner Snow Squat
of Rockiand, Me, from Belfast for Charleston, was
abandoned at sea Feb IL, with two feet OF water OF
her decks. The took to the boats and were
picked up by the bark Cecilia and brought to thi:
port. The vessel is fifteen years old 1875 tons burden
and owned by Capt James Robinson OF Rockland.
Brig L NJ Merritt, COT Bucksport, Hartman, at
New York from Cardenas, had strong NV gale.
throughout, and was 10 days N Of Hatteras during
which shifted cargo; Feb 3, VIM Overend I'd mate
aged 80, native of New York. was knocked over
board by the forestaysail and lost.
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Il Samples by mail so cts, retail quick for $40
r. l.. WOLCOTT, 1S1 Chatham So, NJ Y.
1yr26.
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WINTER
MILLINERY,

MRS. E, r.. JOHNSON will return ne>t
week with the winter styles which she will b.
pleased to show her customers. Felt Hats in Drab
Black, Bronze and other desirable shades Nevets
Ribbons, Feathers and Fancy Wings, Jets and Jet
Bands,
FANCY GOODS. lIandkerchiels, Collars, Ties
and Neck Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Two Button hi ids
Kid Mittens, &C., &c.
DRESS MAKING. Miss Jackson has selected n
winter stock OF Dress and Cloak Trimmings such
as buttons, fringes, Gmps, Tassels, &C. Special
attention given in Dress and Cloak Making in the
Latest Styles.
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III the District Court OF the United States for the
Dis trict of Maine.
Bankrupts.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
nIsTRIcT OF MAINE, SIS. At Belfast the goth
L. day of February, A. D., 1873
The undersigned hereby give notice of their APP
pointmei as Assignees OF the joint and individual
estates of Colcord, Berry & Company, of Stockton,
in the County of Waldo and State of Maine. within
said District, who have been adjudged Bankrupts
upon their own petition by the District Court Of
said District, filed 23d September, A. D., 1872
JOSEPH WILLIAMSON,
LEWIS NJ. PARTRIDGE Assighees'
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Those who are skeptical of the virtues of
DupOnco's Golden Pills, have but to give them
trial and then doubts will vanish
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am receiving every week from New York and
Boston, goods OF every description in my line and
if You want to buy cheap give me Il call.
b. F. WELLS,
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capt Rufus Fowler, o. this place, died at
Galveston, Texas, February 18th. His age was
20.
Jacob Gary, sick and deserving mar, was
recently kindly remembered in the wav of do
nations by the citizens.
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King Amadeus OF SPAN has abdicated,

king Amadeus OF SPAN has abdicaed,
and the C0rtes has declared Republic.
The President has signed the bill an
;borlhlng the construction o. eight add
tionai vesse s of war.
Since January tae te'es aph has ie.
poG.ed SO railway disasters in the Uni ed
States, bv when 81 lives were lost and 10:
pc sons injured.
New evidence Is said to have oeen dis
covered IN the Tweed case, which ma .es it
aooarent that the amount stolen by the
special board o. audit was aboct $40, 000,-
900, more than double what has hereto; 70:
been considered the extent OF the robbery
With this discovery there has also been
found sufficient proof 10 fasten the guilt
UPON every person who received any Of
tie stolen money, and certain Politicians,
who have thus far escaped, will now be i'm
pica.ed.
"A dispatch from Calcutta states that an
earthquake at the city OF Lehiee, in the
territory of Seinde, was attended BY cad
fui destruction of human lie. Humid -eds
of dwellings were laid in ruins. The in
babitants rushed into the street, whe %
many met death from the falling bui' ngs,
while those who remained within were in
many instances buried among the ruins %
their dwellings. 1t is estimated that up-
wards off 7e hundred persons persisted.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUREI
sCRENCK's PULMoNIC SYRUP,
sOHENCK's sEAwEED TONIC,

sOHEECKS MANDRAKE PILLS,
Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
sumption.
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough will Oft
en- occasion the desib Of . patient It locks up the
liver, stops the circulation Of the blood hemorrhage
follows, and in fact eloggng the action Of the very
organs that csused the cough.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia thecAuses Of two
thirds OF the cases OF consumption. Many now
complaining with dull pain in the side, the bowels
sometimes costive and sometimes too loose, que
costed pain in the shoulder blade feeling
very restless, and at other times drowsy; the food
that taken lies heavily the stomach accompanied
with scidity and belching Of wind. These symptoms
usually orignste from iisordered condition Of the
.tomach or torpid liver. Persons affected, II they
take two heavy colds, and IL the cough in these
cases be suddenly stopped the lungs, liver and stom-
sch clog, and remain torpid and inactive and before
the patient 10 Of his situation, the lungs are
mass Of sores, and ulcersted and death the nevit
bic result.
schenck's Pulmonic Syrup ia an eIpectorsnt which
does not contain any opium, anything calculated
to check . cough suddenly.
Behencks Sesveed Tonic dissolves the food mix e
with the gastric Juice Of the stomach digess easily
nourshes the system, and creates healthy ciscula-
top Of the blood. when the bowels are costye skin
ssow and the patient 10 Of bilious habit Sohenck
Mandrake Pills required.
These medicines are prepared by DR.. J. Fl .SCHENCK
4 SON. Northeast corner OF Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, Penn. and for sale by GEO. c. GOOD
WIN CO., SO Hanover street, Boston, and JOHN f..
HENRY, College place, New York, Wholes ale Agents
For sale by Druggists generally.
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Keep your mouth shut In cold weather.
The nostrils are the proper inle.s and out
lets OF the breath. They are purposely cir
cuitous. The air thus has the chill AIKEN
OF before reaching the lungs, while, on its
return. II restores again the warmth it had
distracted. On the contrary, the air taken
In through the mouth strikes, perhaps at
temperature of zero, directly on the
most delicate Of the local organs, causing.
often, hoaresness, cough, bronchitis or pull
monary congestion.
Moreover the nostrils are natural fnbaI-
ing tubes, better than the best sold in the
shops. When the breathing Ia done through
them, the slight resistance to expiration
and 1t is this resistance which leads most
people TO form the habit O: breathing
through their mouth--causes the lungs to
I'LL TO the full, thus calling every part Of
them into necessary action, more com plete-
ly oxygenating the blood, and greatly d.
minishing any consumptive tendency. In
this latter view, 1t IL important to breathe
through the nostrils In warm weather as
well as in cold, and also to accustom one
self to sleep with the mouth closed.
Keep the mouth shut when infectious dis
eases are around. Air breathed through
the mouth Ii borno into the windpipe with
strong rush, carrying along the morbid
particles with which the Dir may be chare-
ed, directly to the lungs, the thin mem
brsne OF which interposes but little hin.
drancs TO the action of the CONTAGIOUS
matter. When the air is b-esthed through
the nostriis, these particles are likely to be
lodged on their moist walls, and 10 be soon
washed out by the natural secretion.
1t Is we'll to heed this rule when breath
Ing the air OF any sick room,-s~en con-
sumption may prove Infectious TO one long
shut up with II in badly ventilated room,
but II is Of prime importance In cases Of
typhoid fever, scarlet fever, diptheria,
smallpox and other diseases similarly in
fect'ous. or course, there can be no SUBJ
stitute for thorough ventilation,-event the
best disinfects nts arc Of little worth with
out it-still 1t is often necessary TO enter
rooms over whose arrangement we have no
control.
Keep your mouth shut when the air Is
Allied with dust Of any kind. Dust habitu-
ally inhaled may prove, in time, ss fatal as
miasma, or smallpox effiuvium. As with
the particles Of morbid matter, 20 II Is with
dust particles, inspiration through the
mouth carries them directly into the lungs,
Irritating their delicate membranes, while
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

EVERY ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR-Being private
instructor for married PERSONS those about to be
married. both male and female in ything
ing the physiology and relations Of sexual system
and the production and prevention Of offspring in
GLIDING all the discoveries before given in
the English language, by VIM. YOUNG, M D. This
10 really valuable andinteresing work. 1t written
IN plain Language for the general reader and Is illus
trsted with numerous Engravings. All young mar
ried people or those contemplating marriage and
having the least impeachment to married life, should
read this book. 1t discoses secrets that every one
should be acquainted with still 1t 10 book that must
be locked up and not let lie about the house. 1t will
be sent to any address receipt Of so cents Address
Dr. WIN. YOUNG, No. t16 Spruce street, above Fourth
Philadelphia.
sEAFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE NO mat
ter what may be your disease before you place your
self under the care Of any Of the QUACKS-native
and foregnvho advertise in this any other paper
get copy Of Dr. Youngs Book and read 1t carefully
It will be the means Of saving you many dollar your
health and possibly your life. DR.. Young be
suited on any Of the diseases described in his pubca
tion by mail or at his ONCE, No. 416 Spruce street.
above Fourth, Philadelphia. 6m39
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inspiration through the nostri's lodges most
OF them aloug the nasal passages whence
Trey a"e easily dis edged. Mist esses, con-
siderate OF the we'a"e OF their servants,
will do well TO enlighteu them on this
point.
Eut our rule Is as good morally as phys
'cally; for sometimes worse mater comes
from the mouth than ever enters Il. We
say, then, though II has been sa ID thous-
and times, keep your mouth smut when
you are angry. A smother ED fire, however
fierce 1t may be, Is soon out.
We cannot forbesr adding, now we are
In mood for 1t, keep your mouth shut
when you have nothing worth saying. If
you have nothing within but co nmon-
place, or nonsense, or tattle, or evil
thoughts, better let them rot inside than
pour them out on others. Besides, all bad
kept in by a st. Dug will reac in sooe.-
Wdtchmdn and Reflector.
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Deaths.

wELD-In Guilford, Feb ~, isaac void, aged "a
ROB1EsON.-Tn Greeuneld, Msss., Feb. 10, EItn
g., wife Of A. M. Robinson, aged 81.
BULLoCK.-In auilford, Feb =, OF oanker-rssh,
Fred D. son OF j. L. aud Sarah Bullock, aged years,
months, 20 days
BARDwEIL.-In Guiiford, Feb. 4, Of cancer in the
eye Minnie n, daughter Of Samuel A. spd Philena A.
Bardwell aged 38 Year,, month"; 10 days Correct
ed. MASS, N. Y, and Pa. papers please copy.
LAMB.-In Vernon, Jan. %, Mrs. Alice Lamb. aged
GAGE.--In westminste Feb. 2, Charles 8. Gage,
son OF VIM. P. Gage, aged ID years, 10 months.
LEONARD.-In Spring held, Mass, Feb. a. OF brain
ever, Mara L., wife Of A. p. Leonard formerly Of
Brsttlebo-o, aged 81.
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NEW YORK. eb. II. Flour dull and heavy and
lower: State 90 1893 S0 round hoop Ohio o. SC00l0
Wheat dull and irregular; No. spring q sOsSl "a
No. DO 81 oi9l ~; winter red Western 81 oosa oc ;
white kichigen 81 so@t2 IS. Corn less sctive; new
"a Lee In store. Oats In fair demspd and . shade
frner; white oo9ooc; new Western mixed bla5l s.
weaker ct 1898 $50. Butter Arm; State s2aIoc.
TOLEDO, Feb IL. Flour quiet. whe,t dali and
March TO Ia; seller April 70 l-2ai sO; No. rod
IT.; No do. IL. Corn steady high miJed SO lao
on the spot seller March 80 lac seller May l3c low
mixed ssc cash; Alc seller April; a Lao do Nay;
white 4oc. oats-No. dull at 81 $40
Vow York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. l1-Evening. -Money active and
stringent at per cent gold to 116 closing at io4 %
i-32. Sterling Exchange at 100 i-tAle9 "a Gold
srm, ranging from Ils Ss to ia Ia closing a ia Is
9lll IA Loaus ct ACT per cent for Carrying Gov
ernments arm and slightly advanced,
The following are the clos ng quotations:
III tad atstes A 1891 Connoa
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:Fnr SaIe.

CONNECTICUT RIVER FARM FOR
~ SALE IN DUMMERsToN, vT.--FIyE AND
onefourth miles from Brattleboro village on the line
OF the W Valley r. r., known a the Dummerston
station Farm, late residence of Otis Gibson deceased.
contains about eghtyhve acree,eixty acres tillaee
In high state Of cultivation; remainder in ine timber
and pasturing number Of young Apple Trees
cherry, Peach, Plum aud Pear Trees: Grapes, Goose.
berdes Currante, with other small fruit. A number
OF 'namental trees House one and one-haK story,
with blinds in good repair; contains eight rooms, two
large pantries outbuildings sufficient TO store the
grain. good supply Of water. The place stands No.
as grain and tobacco farm. Also . pasture IA
Brookline, Vt, four miles from Putney. Contains
about two hundred acres, with large Sugar Orchard,
with apparatus for making FIRST quality sugar. wri
be sold with or without the homestead.
JANE NJ. GIBSON,
ExEcuTR I.
Dumme-ston VI. Feb. ii, 1873. 80
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

we, the Subscribers, being duly appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the District Of Westminster
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust ali
claims and demands Of all persons against the Estate
OF AMOS howard, late Of Jamaica, In said District
deceased, and also all claims and demands hibited In
Offset thereto and six months from the bth day Of
February inst being allowed by said Court for that
purpose We do therefore hereby give notice. that we
will attend TO the business Of our said appointment
the late DWELLING house Ct said deceased in jamaica,
In said District on the fourth Tuesdays Of March and
July nert from nine O'Clock A. M. until four O'Clock
p. M. on each Of said days
WILLIAM H. II. HOLTON,)
SHELDON HOWARD Commissions era
DANIEL sHERwIN,
OSCAR R. GARFIELD, Admir-.
Jsmaics, Fsb'y II, 1878. 7
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BRATTLEBORO
10 ttAttttHa Dfttttnrp.

o.
Ndme, But~eSsdNo Loco,.on y she teuo'n5
ENSsaeSS Houses IN Brotteoo|o.
ArplcuIturnl Hmplameuts.
n r rHoMpsoN A 60. wini,ton,s stone p,ool
wCoD 4 MARSHALL Exchange Block, N ain street
CLARK FRANKS, Revere House BLOCK.
Ma CT smiths.
.sAAo D. BA LEY, Eliot st.
booksellers and stationers.
CHENEY n cI, APP Crosbv pIoct
W. FELTON, 4 CO., Brooke House.
.; I'm In t pms blocs, NAH s..
No.. 80 ar.
neoss ana snoes'
A.F. BOYNT0N, Marshall Esterbrooksbloct, N. st.
GEORGE CUTLER, Fisks Block
ThoMAS5uDeE, tJudges Buiding) OPP Am houSe
Carpets
- PRATT GRANITE BOW
Choice Fsn'y Srocoes'
CLARK WILLARD Broois House
no,, .,.nns.n |. r.,..s'aa.,. MN MAJ, q,
Censrsctors and Builders.
HIGLEY CHURCH, Elliot Street.
CrocLery and GLASS Ware,
M, T. VAN DooRN, Crosby Block.
Dentists.
O. s. CLARK, Crosby Block, over W. National Bank
A. L. PETITE, Fisk's Block.
O. r. POST, DDS, Junction High Green Streets.
D'Fo'"A"' oro'oy o'ooA' 'niiu hoo''
,,,.,
n - EFnRFR' Main s,rset' oppos,ts Rsv,re House.
noor.. san ana uI;,a..
CT. ruoMpsoN 4 20 wuliston,. stone p,oct.
CLARK a FRANKS Revere House Block
HIlLEY 4 CHURCH, (Manufscturers) Elliot Street
Druer,sts
CLARK a wrrI.ARD I nrooks House
nrv ssoot..
p. BLRRows. Main street opposite Brooks House.
o. J. PRATT, Granite Block
Fertiiizers,
O. n. THOMPs N co., willistons Stone Block.
Flour and Groceries.
4. @. DAvTNPoRT, Crosby Block.
r. Z; LANES, Elliot street n..,. p,,.,
" THoMpsoS Co. williston's stone Biocs.
Eur,tsure.
NJ. BROWN. Marshal A Esterbroois Block. Main st.
General Jo,,bine.
n. n BOTTLE. Ryther,s Block. Main street.
vI.,r I.v.yrx Manufacturer.
MRS. @. 8. PERRY, Green Street, I'd house from
DR., rosts.
Hardware Iron ana eseei'
Ctshn rnANSs, revere mouse s S,nn. p,o..
~.L.
,,,,,,,rrx r,,nx,.n 49,. CO..
NJ. C.r. "a ru-.
nv cy..nv,I IN . 80. uon.a
y TAyInR IInion plock
-
hosehs'
bhATTLEboho HOUSE. h. a. morey' froprie'or'
Ice Cream Rooms.
cooprp n rADIscu a Rrooks pouse
u-.u-.u.. Ar.u,.
l
OAMPBkLL a GUDWOHIH, Union Biocs.
2G NJ = H1rE Se vinas PsnS R,oct
MUDDY ho"h' savings sAnn BLOCK
D
THOMPSON hANGEh granite Row
JObbers in Wood Work.
FISHER COOK, West Prsttleboro
Usxsrx aud rreedtuu stables
~H
.. W. bAlTH, rear Crospy BLOCK.
Machintst.
L. Il. CRANE, Canal Street.
Marble werhs,
pDrToN l. KaTulN p,,dve az ne.r n n Denot
Marker @ardener anu HheH~
q. Z. ALLEN, Canal stree'.
Meet Markets.
81. EADLEV, Main Street.
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GIN ID.

In behalf Of the family Of the late Samuel A. Bard
well Of ouilford. we extend sincere and heartfelt
thanks to the people Of Brateboro and also OF au-
ford who have contributed 10 aid in the
illness and also In the duties attending the burial
OF our departed sister, Miss Minnie M. Bardwel May
God bless one and all. CRAWFORD d. STREETRR,
EUNIOE p, srREETER
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BATCHELoR'S HAIR DYE.-This splendid Hair
Dye 10 the best in the orid The only True and Per-
feet Dye. Harmless Reliable and instantaneous; no
disappointment; no ridiculous tints unpleasant
odor. Remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes and washes
Produces IHMKDIArRLY superb BLACK OR NATURAL
Brown, and leaves the hair CLAN, SOFT IT,
YUI. The genuine, signed W. A. Bachelor. Sold by
all Druggists. CHAS. BACHELOR, Prop, ". Y.
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&arrta0eB.

oOD-GRIswoLD-In Londonde.ry. jan, a
BY Rev J. 8. Goods'l, Mr.. EphIaim p. osgood O:
Broolline tpd Mss Abbie 6.iswold OF Londonder-y.
LNGA IA d-TRY0N.-ln Bhelburne Falls Mass,
Feb. 9, by A. Earwel, Esq. Benjsmin y. Ingrsham
AID Ms. Anna Z. yon, both Of souIh HALIFAX, vt.
rowLER-STOwE.-In wilmington, at the YER
nont House, Jan. IS, by Rev. j. II. Gaylord Leray j.
Fowler and Flora T. Stowe, both Of HALIFAX w. IGOR.
NAAAMORE-SNITH.-Inw Winchester, N. H., Feb
:, by Rev. Il. Harmon, Geo. b. NAramore OF Spring
n.ld Mkss, and Miss Abbie NJ Smith OF Wine lester.
EIaaiNe.-In yeet swanzey, N. E., Feb. 8, Elsie
NJ. wife Of A. A. Higgins, aged SO years and II months
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects Of Err
rors and Abuses in early life. Manhood restored.
Nervous debility cured Impediments to srriage re-
moved. New method oftreatment New and remark
able remedies. Books and Circulars sent free, in
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
No. South Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa. 1y2i
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Special Notifies.

Tar 7aH rcrJ..s RsNEoH for coughs Gods,
hoA-seness and all diseases Of the throat and
Weeks Magic Compound. II relieves and cures with
astonishing rapidly and col alnty. It tfnly We rs
like Hcg:c. Sold BY drplg ists.