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hiea cs,nass hs"s' s;ac General Land ONCE
Notice to Miners and Presumption claim-
i ants.


All persons who were at the passage o. The act q -
March, 1871 in possession, by actual occupancy oil any
portion Of the mineral las embraced in This
ndtr authority Of lease written permit from NJ Sec,
reiary War the purpose Of mining tereon aud all
pereons shall be Ia possesso by actual occupancy,
Of mine OF mines, actually discovered before The LIT Of
March s7 rs set forth In e Of Isl March, 1871 above
mentioned are authorized aud purchase the same
ID he price on the and conditions md 10 the extent
prescribed BY that act and no less ut any time before the
day fixed for the ofie sale q ihose mno
81 lands making proof Of possession and occupancy and
ofcompanee with those iem TO The register and receiver
Of the land office, subject appeal TO The Secretary OF
the Treasury and al persons entitled 70 the right OF pre-
.mpou TO any the agricultural atds embraced in This
procamaion required establish the 10 the sat
siacon OF The register and receiver and make men!
therefore as soon as practicable after seeng his notice ua
before the day apponed for the commencement OF the pub
lie sale OF the lands embracing the tract claimed, Otherwise
stch pre-. emplon claim will be forfeited.
The certificate OF the mineral agent al Sanlt Ste Marie,
that persons holding under leases OF permits, Of those IN
the occupancy OF mine mines, have paid up the per
centam OF rents required by the act above mentioned will
he conclusive on that point. -
Persons occupying under lenses permits, will moi be
permitted to renqish their rights under thai occupancy
and enter as settlers and where any such leases permits
may expire before The day Of SALE the rights granted 70 the
helers thereby from entry under any other right I'LL the
eraI lands RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
'74 Commissioner
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WAaHrNaroN, .Ianitdry rs, le46.

WAsHrNaToN, January 20, ieA6.
Most Of the gentlemen named above are known TO
me 40 citizens Of high responsibility; and the pro-
essional portion Of them ore OF the best standing
anlang ths physicians oil this community.
=. w. w. SEAToN, Mayor.
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TEsTJuOyyALS
rsrankrlrsIr, nel. llh. ISIS

CHAHrEo BARTLETT, ESQ
The undersigned Who have for some time had children
under your care College HIM. and who have attended
several examinations your pupils, take this opportunity
oferprezsing you, and IL the public through yo our
high Consideration fyonr noble school, With The ocal
~ so emlnenlly beatifl-wih the arrangement Of the
study room the dormitorythe play ground-tlle Gym
nasum- with the comfort and refinement Of the family
with the t,oroueuess Of is educational provisions, and
the Influences which are exertrd the minds OF the
scholars rlighted and nnrrqaested by pre-
yon this expression Of grateful regards and earn
est wishes that you may continue 10 receive, you most
esrsanly deserve the liberal patronage which You have
hitherto enjoyed.
&c. VAN Cfnsr, FACTOR OF the r. d. Church
Ilnckensark, 4A
Il 53ee5 Eua.a Tirons, Supervisor Of the town Of
5tsi pNt i Po,ghkeepsie. n
8s s b. IsowsaIpaE, Merchant, ronghksspse
%5l GEo VAN KLERcK,
JoirN r. McCouN, Troy, C
E1# GEonaE " PoMRRoy, New York #
sa ASA IfoLr Brooklyn. VS.
lsRHEL HAwLEY, Merchant, New York
1saf ssg aupsRT VAN WAeEsEa, foughkeepsie.
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Extract from The report Of lle examining COMMITTEE
The commee beliayetBt the examination has resulted
IN satstyg all who present that the teaching in I'VE
~ Department has been faihhI practical and Efficient snch
IL viii produce thorough sound and useful education
The advantage which this school enjoys in respect 10 post
to badlngs grounds for recreation, gymnasium, and
s admirable internal arrangements are 80 well known os
hardly to need any notice nm the committee. But they
cannot refrain from directing the public to i.s superiority
in this respect any other school with which they are
acquainted t3,
The kind and excellent matron OF the school is 80 aen
live 10 The various duties which assigned to her, he
boys hardly feel the want Of mother . Gaze.
fhe strlct paiernal discipline and careful watehml
ness consfanfy exercised by The principal Cr Baret0
aver his large family and the happy moral and religious
influence which psrsades the whole establishment give
the parents every assurance THAI they can reasonably de-
unf that their sons will be well cared for and properly
trained for The great purposes Of feusefnhess In this
"s''''' wv o. BRONSON,
a j. w. FAIRFIELD,
NAN HNG, LUDLOW,
49, Oct 9ih, 1913 y $50 ,,Ises. l.. II. WALDO.
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War Department. March 30, i sac.

Rules In relation 10 claims prorided for by an act Of
Congress, approved Sd March, lei9, entitled " An
act 10 proride FOR The payment Of horses and other
property lost or destroyed in he military ssrrice or
me United States =
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II REFERENCES AND PATRONS.
HON. WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Auburn, n, V.
HON. LANES EMOTT Poughkeepse, do ts
CHARLES BARTLETT, ESQ, do do
REV. DR. r. w HATCH. Wisconsin.
y REV DR. EDWARD DAVIS Bastou, N. Y.
7 GEN. WALTER CUNNINGHAM Pouehkeepsie, do
REV. Da. LUDLOW, #i do DO
REy. DR., MANN, Pa. mar Ally
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-07
DEBILITY or THE SYSTEM,

weak back, weakness of the Kidneys, &c, inhanma-
ton Of same is Immediately reeUed By eD days Of
This medicine, and a is always result of its use. It
atau
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BOOTS, SHOES AND SHOE STOCK,
DIR. SPEARS
50 MUCH crLEBRATEb
Indian Vegetable Medicines

ARE Universally acknowledged TO he the SAFEST cneapes,
n and most eecinu Remedies for tho various diseases
the Human System, offered 10 the public. They
be relied with confidence to all durable Their
action immediate and thorough, Grad eating diseases in its
forms. Thousands who have been pronounced incu-
BILE by their physicians, yet live 60 testify TO the virtues Of
these extraordinary preparations, having been restored
sound health by their use.
These medicines TOO well known to require
sive notice. Scarcely village eAsts New Eng
land, where living witnesses cannot he found testify
their inestimuble value.
We will here Of the principal medicines ard
their referring the inquirer ufe health TO the FAM.
lily PHYSICIAN" work edited by Di. J. 5. Spear,
where may found REF treatise the origin ma
tho principal diseases which aict humanity directions
how and restore health together with
fcaes from highly respectable persons, testing their
healing virtues and urging their import nce This book
Gun he S5' az. 81 Or speaT: Agents, nee.
pepsn, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, Debility, Nervous
Affections, Phhisie Asthma, pHIpnation, Bronchitis
Heudache &c. this is a certain for Catarh and SUI.
passes other preparation for cleansing the head
TIE 'LIVERWoRT PILLS, have becn for a long time
consdoreda universal incidence trial OF one box will
satisfy tho patient that they are the best purgaive known.
Thoy emove the most severe colds colds, pains oyes
sCR0FULA sYRUP--This Is one of tho most efTectual
agents in for cleansing aud purifying he blood. 1t
moves every mpuriy from Tie system whether of scrou-
gradients and of purely vegetable character. For efficacy
CHOLERA MORBUS K DYsENTERY CORDIAL
fused according to drectons-a is warranted in eve
case GERM Tl' warranted to cure tho Salt
Rheum in its worst forms.
TONIC CoRDIAL-is one of the most powerful tones
disdovered 1t the best female medicine OBJ
tanned.
WoNAN's FRIEND, for the falling Of tho Wom5.-This
ia the only remedy before thu public for this purpose
yates the necessity OF esurtng TO Instruments and un-
quesiiunlbly n most certain remedy.
EYE w AlEK-This is the best Eye Water now in use.
,dkAVEI. MIXrURE-This will cure all cases of gray.
e. FOR other Remedies, see " Family Physician"
Al the ingredients of o above medicines aio furnished
Ny nature herself aud combined in accordance with
Physicians. - - ~
ihor merits have been acknowledged by Thousands
nuy nhye been esed aud proved equal to the com
ernllon claimed for thoni.
IL ali Wal fails 10 restore health, so confident is ihe
popep " lhe' efficacy, that tho expense of any other
not exceed ono hundl ed dn.Inrs ~ F' ' " ~
Principal Once 5,o Washington street Boston. Also
throug hoLt the country. - 49, ~ oJJeeiv
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SPEEDY AND EFFECTUAL,

II is the grand healing medicine, aud is daily curing its
thousands. The secret Of its rebuilding the eutre
sition is, that is compounded Of - distinct vegetable
properties, each root remedy distinct by itself
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deieterious compound is part Of this MIXTURE il cures
these diseases with certainty and celebrity, and does not
leave the system torpid. See Pamphlet.
SO thoroughly does this mixture act in this disease, that
immediate is madc. All other remedies are now
set aside, this cat vegetable preparation, safe or
contains POISONOUS mineral which IL the basis Of all
other Fever Agiic and remcdies,)
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD,
Open to Bellows Falls.
- ..';;,iss (,

e q tis5 U. :.i..'i.,..5 is:'..'s,s..s
On amt after WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 26. 1910,
PASSENGER TRAINS w,ll Boston, in connec-
NJ and 3.4n, T. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Kccne, &c lat anil 445 p. NJ
Leave Keenc for Boston 6, A. NJ. and .. Is =. NJ.
Louvc kocno for Bellows Fails Charleston, &C. 600
and II II A. NJ.
Passengers by tho first train from Boston will proceed d-
recty through bellows Falls aud by first Train from
bellows Fails directly through to Boston.
Passengers by the last tram up and last down will
main Kennc night arrive Boston az 10 O'Clock
and Bellows Fails 05 0'cuok he following morning.
All the above trains with the tho Su
Railroad open To Nndor Vermont there
Meeting with the Vermont Central RuihOud which connects
White River with the Passumpsic Railroad. thus nal
continuous ailrond Inc from Buor through Fltchburg,
Kccno Bellows Falls, Ihnrcstown and Windsor North
field aud Wells River, Vermont. Also Groton
trains of tho Nashua and Worcester Stony Brook Rail-
roads, by which passengers taking either Tram down.
proceed without delay at Gotun, Nashua, Manchestor
and Concord to Lown, Lawrence, the Eastern part Of
New Hampshire and tho State Of Maine TO Worcester,
Providence, Springfield, Now York City Albany and the
West.
Stages in connection ihi. line from Wnchendon
indgG and Jafliey rom Fitzwilliam Richmond, "
chester, ilinsdale aud Battlnboro.
Fl Keenc Chesterfield aud Brattlcboro, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, after the arrival of the last
up from elluws Falls Rutland, WLteha and Du,ling-
ton.
Passengers leaving Bellows Falls Mt t. NJ can reach
New York Cny via Worcester and Norwich. the
ming o'clock, and those leaving Kcene by the O'Clock
A. ~. Train, reach Albany the day.
DTFrcight Trains will in connection with tho usual
Fchburg Trains.
l.. TlLToN, supet
Keenc, Feb 26, 1919. 12f
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FIRE ENGINES I!

- UlLT the thorough not liable to get out
ID of order, and warranted TO do good execution.
Portable EagiRes from so to SIS
Larger EagiResJrom 100 to $780,
These are the most economical Engines that built,
aud are afforded low that every Village, Factory,
Neighborhood afford to purchase protection against
Fine.
Engines warranted bo of power equal any other
chine and furnished at Fourth loss price,
JC.& = IA. PADDOCK.
PAppocK's FURNAoE, zs,e
81. Johnsbufy, VT W."
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as proof OF cures in this distressing class of Complaints
See pamphlet Al broken doom, debhGied rUnstitutions
nom Tie elect OF mercury will find tt bracing power OF
this article 10 act Immediately, and the poisonous mineral
cr1dcaed from the system.
The q distinct Pg0pertes which compose this article
manifest themselves particularly in the application of the
compound for the distressing class OF complaints which
head this paragraph For centuries there has been used in
he nt,rLh AZ Eurn
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BAGLEY'S GOLD PENS!!
\. q. RAGLEY 8 go,

CONTINUE to Manufacture their Premium Gold Pens and
" Penhodes Gold aud Silver Pen aud Pencil cases. &c
sc. Dealers supplied ut the lowest trade prices.
Warehouse, Old Stand,) le9 broadway, New-York.
N. u. w. Il. WAiGhr is no longer agent for A. q, b.
4 ca
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@HARDWARE.

SCOFT Il FIELD, having made arrangements with tn,
~ Manufacturers of the various kinds Of HARDWARE
prepared supply those n ut much reduced prices
Particular attention given TO the sale Of House Furnlshn,
Materials, such Morce Locks and Laches and Minofa
and Rose Wood Knobs, Door-andles, Butts and Screws
Window Springs, Fasenings and Puleys, Blind Fastening
and Hinges, &c. Q3-Aso, large assortment of Joners
Toos, such Planes of all kinds Saws, Chsels Gouges
Augurs, &c. Having them directly om the Muuuftc
enables us to sell them less prices than be hue
in this place or vicinity.
May ], 1919. 90
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LIVER COMPLAINTS,

Ferer and Ague, Bilious Diseases-To the Gre
especially, and wherever these complaints prev
medicine is offered.
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD,

Open TO Windsor, there connect
ffIs,seI,i ing with the Vermont Central Rail-
STSsS<<SSf< road, and Mt white River, with the
.ns--a-Passumpsic Railroad.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, FEB. 5,
PAENGER TRAINS
FAVE Fchburg Railroad Depot, Boston, daily, Sun
Ldays excepted in connection with Fitchburg, Vermont
Massachusetts, Cheshire and Vermont Central Railroads.
for Bellows Falls Chutestown and Claremont, N. n, end
Windsor, White River, Royaon und Northfeld W. at
l.2 A. NJ
Leave North6cld, VT. for Boston, at 8 A. NJ.
The & A. N. Train from Nouhfcld connects at Groton
with Trans from Nashua, N H. aud Lowell and tho East,
AMI Worcester New York via Norwich Sprnghe Id and Al
bnny, via Western Railroad
Foight Tinins will also leave Charostown, Mast md
NoThhcll. VT daily.
February ), ls49. 90
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memorandums -Wallets----Smokiog Caps-Night
caps - Iowels---Sheets -. Beddips. &c
together with every variety Of Travelling and Cooyen.
lent Articles, combining the largest assortment in the Out
fitting Line, IN any Establishment in tho United statesl
By selecting from this assortment, the trouble Of running
round to various establishments will be avoided as
Suffer Long Mining Waisteoat. OAK HALL Boston
81 81, 80, ~ Ann stieot--Wooden Building-
Diamond Windows,--neaIlyo opposite Merchants' Row.
i5:3m q. w, SIMMONS & co.
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INIPUKTANT MEDTCAL TESTIMONY,
DR.. Budec-Dear Sir: The Hungarian Basam is beyond
all question most perfect and admirable preparation for
Diseases of the Lungs Fnve used it in my family and in
my professional Practice than with the
most uniform aud entire success in of Puiona.
ds'dsG and can cousctnously to all " no
afflicted the most certain remedy for diseases
with which am acquaipted. Yours Respectfully,
FREDERIC SrCRER, MD.
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
20 Colds, Coughs, Aethma'
and other DiacaScB of Tho
CHEST, end LUNGS.

ME- ..., c'.a, n13 H-nr@y ~ 3D.,
MOS, culbnicdand inlhllibic r,mtly for caids
coughs, uslAulurauy lvrr oirumauAry CON
D nmption is the Hungarian Bsl'1m of L."
Discovered bv or EuchUu OF London, Euul,uHt
r..ted for uawards of fcvcp wears in Great
A..a,u 'ad uu the contingent OF Europe, and 900,
ttniucrd INTO The United states under tlo an;
mcdm,f observation-disclosures Of the inventor 49,
I hc astonishing rpcfcss cfthc Hungarian iIil.
sam, la the cure of,ycry form ofcpusump'i'n,
wrrriutsIh c Aucricnu nTout in soliciting for
treatment the wcr,t possible .cngca thai r1u bc
fuuud IN ihc community cases ih)t seek relief
in vain from any Of thu cnnIlnn- rG.neEira- nl
Inc day, and hive been giytn up by the most
tIAllu. ful-LLl al a.--ll - confirmed and 49,
rurable The ilunggrllrHatgam hns cured
atd Viii t.'i- ti,- trrvrvt rr-rrratr OF r1FrE, II
az NO Qulch upstrum, Int a standard English
medicine of Known aud established efficacy --
supplied with II, uot'only 20 countcrnct the
ioudcuCrtCs Of the climate but to
br usedng preventive rnrdfrtnr "a nii eases
,ai colds. ccugAA ~ sputinE LIguL, .paia tn 'the
SIDE aTi,i rir- 81, rrilaiiou AL H1g4urts Of the
lungs, bropchtis, dit'cuity - breathing, hrctic
fever, night sweat, ctuacinltut and rcucyai de
b,llty, asthma, tnGncnz1, whooping. cough and
Group, In case OF actual dirsase otihe lun-,
or seated consumption Il ~ ihr UGly a4utcC Of
Aupr. Sold by spccIaI uppfiuluput by David
lv-tsH, Macs ~srir agent for the
United Shics aud British Provinces in Amer
lea, AhfHc1n price 81 per bottle, with full
directions for the rrstorntlop uf hcilf Pam
phlciy cohtajningN mass OF Englis, and Amer.
lean rSrtif3ilesond other evidences Htov ina
the uirqualicd mttit5 a.! this, Great English
Remedy, may be obtaincd OF the oLcnts FRA,
Tia Mono urnMiurl4ILl4nAl The itt..f, atf.tts
tnsa Re" a american gctit... .-ir-u r--ir anu
hfonze label, 70 countcrcit witch ia forgery. ~
D. a.
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Cheney 4 Co.'S Boston, Concord, Stan
stlal and Aanlreat E,GnresS.-

fENnE SUBSCRIBERS coutnucuudcrJhpl
former Arrangement made - IA the alI.c
tors of the Concord Railroad, g. forward good,
10 md ifon BQ4tan dily, with each passenger
Purtnrrs witt Dr. received md forwarded
rom b'G,Np 20 all parts ON a aud Vermont
aud CoualaN
ln.irfs aTN not taken on any terms.
OUc.. 1tthe now y Rail Road, Exchange,
Ho~IoN, at TllE RAILROAD DEPOT,
tuNtOin, OF thr Depot, Lebanon, y II,
! w llpW's, Nanpcli'r, VI, pcrh y Co.'S.
Uu5Iurl,n VI, Y G. rulrri Line Store,
Des.y Liu,, end 80 tlarlrs SeymIurs, Mon.
trral
~. Efp.s- Tnhla1yy- Bus,o CIR Mon.
tf'al -H,a Monday "a "a .olYsh % ~ pa,,lng
tAr'n~h N-wrury, So JnhusHgry and thr 100
l'rupdi1io towns toH-tlustrli.
Nh Tho aaA4af.Ar.a. aJ. slpps r..p,p.i.
yi' for thn Ice olInihi,. ~ aay asi,..l.- rt
property ot any dcaoupi,uruutfusirdt o. ui.,r
rare, nor 30. amy E.sE arsum-d rs the Concord.
Nashua or Lowell Railroad Companies.
Is l.. CItESEN, Railroad Exchange, Boston.
NATl %llllE, Depot, Concord, y. n
N,I. AL/LkEB, JU. Lebanon, y. II.
Jan 2/lsl5, .5ISf
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Stage Notice.

nm tho arrival ol the cars from Boston,
NJ stagcb viii leave Wells River dBilJ and
run rs Follows
Wells River through Barnet and 81 Johns
bury ~ Lyndon the same day. thence north
the next dfv tlrrru-rh Barton, -nrownIpalon,
Drgby aud s., i--'~ 49, ll.s-----'irr-' ru-
gli
Wells Eyg through Rycgatc, rracham.
D,p,ilr, Cabot, Walden, liarIwitk, Circus.
borough aud Crnfrnury a. Albany, Vermont
wells River through Bath, Linhon 60 lit
'lrtuu tho tnigr day, md ihtrre 20 Lancaster
mt, Co'nbrS2k, Now Hampshire;
h!ia, iron. Barton, Nefauut, through Gov
entry aud Troy 10 iNohlofd
Alec, from the Depot ~ Bradford, dTIiy.
l!ronHh Corntb, Torrh7m aud h.ngtou
10 Bifrc, Vermont
F,om the Depot IN IhriipId ON Turad1ys,
Thuud1ys and Saturdays, through West Far.
Dec. and Nrrshigr 60 Chelsea, Vermont
From tla pePai Al PaHpa.Iaoaue ga l4a.
d'ys, "wednesday . aid TIJdsy5, tbiOUt 70 u.
SON Village 90 btraNorj, Nrsmout
IA. MN ELI,
6gcntiorthc NuubvrrSuac o..
VOLS River Nnv g, l-i-. o-lml
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NrW orb, ApUl.-, t-tf
DR TpwssrNbt-l Ncu'y bcliryr ihlt ys.,
SnTe1pulia has been tho means, thro1..
Providence, Of sainF my lie, haie Cor .,.
cral years had bad Cough IL hcciino vor.
aui worse NJ lrsi raised large qu,bii,I
6i rlrud, bird night SwoIis md was su-,
t''5'i''r','d Hn'i 'tgoc--'i 't'''i dad mt cEFFi
tive hsve .grly psid your rlrvfH7rfTT
short time, and titrr l,T-.a 'wou-lctiui cHrt.
bycn wrought "a me. ! mn now abir tu w.
an over the rTty rlirr i,.,- Ll,.-..., ag
cough hare lclt me. YOU can we'll jm-g.n. la,l
! uin thankful Cor ihcsr fcHuliI.
Apuf .f.,..f ant s.rt.ut
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Sash, Doors & Blinds,

NNTnIClr nrr made 81 good stuek, "a The
w 'laics, styles, and Of different qualities,
with prices 10 corscspondi oll Of which are
made hy machinery, aud therefore eau be sold
cheaper th7n hand made sish.
All Work Warranted Gcod,
and sold CHk.iP Tor cash or approved credit.
y u Al orders ,rnt 10y mad will receive
attention l. MORRIS. .
So luhushH-r. Isis 552lf
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ONE OF THEIR TRfCKS.

They say that Dr. Townscnd's Sarsapariun
sourT and itrmcnts-sthis is false as we.haye
kept II through the " hole year in NewOSN ans,
Texas, Mexico and South America and the
West lndtes--in fact tho older il grows the
better II becomes. We made a few bottles bv
mistake last spriag thS, spoiled tbs was re.
GREETED and exchanged as soon Qs possblr;suoh
an accident will mayer incent again. Tl,is they
attempt 20 make great story Of, aud say that
the whole of our Survapntlla SourssS.c when
they are aware that iHey ere publishing trlEc
tn,Ip
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FOR SALE,
A TaFera Stand ard Fatia,

III AL4tAA HULL Diia-
~ lHIlE Tavern SraHd consists Of largo
llaurr l1'Dlv huilt lor thc puIp'se, hly.
I......s .',i'l - s.!4-ll-i.s.
RcFus OF land, and fuigblr Bira aud Shrt,
with water h1Udy The stand has been doing
good opd profitable hgsiHg-a during the l1ft
wear, rad-i- brhrvrd - W. thr bdEI location
for public House any wi 'rc on the road be
tween Lyndon Cotucr aud Derby Line.
Tho Farm contains ul~ llur3irl hcfc- oi
ruud inrt, u-rtiv ~ ot winch l- ~ Ea-d
state ~ cultivation ltlirs almost within the
N,illFg hnea L~d Barn ard Shed upon II,
aud g. wen sup1i,i with water.
The whole b offered FIR na'c, b. tlc apb,
sctibcr, nc q WY low pricv and ON liberal
trrns DANIEL BrDENlsON
Oct ~, l-is frW
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r IRE ENGINES !!

DUn.T - the most thorough msnnrr not
- hlblg o. grl cot Of nTdrF, ana wHrri"i'"
10 DIP good execution, .--
PrUabif EagtUs lrom nu ~ 30
LarglEd'HPiHfs lfom luO q" F'lu
Threr arr thr most economical Inginrh lhll
con be'Lullt, md ore afforded 30 low lhateYrr}
Village, Factory. M heiPhuoTh1od, can afford
to purchase protection against llfn,
J q. a j II. PADDOCK,
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Farm for SAFE at
$500.

ON reasonable, credit, u rcqur1icd Snid
~ Farm ~ Hituptcd On The stage road, our
mile north OF sheffield llolry, and eontaiug
moro than
ESQ Acres OF excellent Land,
wei fenced into four Gridv, md ~ plf'urct
living water IA ull--wh.ch produce hay and
feed sulecn, TO keep 30 COWS, of other stock
tquivule"t, the year about, and aa large, good
ald convenient buildings M on any nwi "a,
said towu-Wooi AMI sugrr nipples in ahun.
dance t'r MOSEs DAVIS.
We the undr faigurd, consider the above
dr-eribed farm worth the priC,. asked Cor n.
Joseph lus1lis, Joseph 10 iuNllla,
Hollis lnFals, James Townsend,
James Chrlrty, loarph lic.
'Goorg. Gray, NtMuo-l tiklns,
KING III, Jpig T. lugals,
II G. W,irh, lamru Roberta
Sheffield, Ott 2,i5lS. J-IF