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Or rARTNERslllr.--TnE

/ HNN'N'IV T'FN VI M INIsftsfIIfT = TIIf
j Go partnership heretofore esisiins between Ays,t
WAR aud rHAais Mue,asp, ~ the Mere anti.
Rus,as.s In saint rsu M,aarsa,s feru.ty, under the
.pls OH u. Wait sto, :, hi. day Dissolved b, ma
tual oonssnt
The business will hetesnet he conducted al ,hs
place by said lAysei " Wait Az tho dsbts owins by
the ssid L. n Wait AGO. viii hs paid by VI" said IsN
sel u Wait, sni all debts dae Ia the said l. " Wait ~
ca arc 10 be pstd 10 the ssia isysei wait ~ho,
aieas 10 suthot,sJ Ia eaee, AID receipt 81 the same
| Dated saint Paul, Argue, nh. lsbe
| IAyrEI II WAIT
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OfFiCE NORTHERN STrFRiNTiEliNDiIIiNl,Ci''l
nRCmANrs HOTEL. COR, THIRD AND

iVk JAtkkoN NINEtIS iton,lna TIE n'ramh"s
landing, fais, ieai-~k, y NtinrE, loptlr,n,
Having taken the shave ltotel anl Thoroughly rent
tel sad feu,nishrd ", Mr. lslole bess To- nhtm the
cih,sns :" rain, iaul aud ,ho travelling rabur that he
% new rsrrafed a. accommodates beth hasri.ts aud
table sha siwsys he suppi~l with the hss, the marie,
saotds The fstiea II the Hotel being Immediately ~
ffeat of the Steamboat landing, Wia IN The business
PARTON at the e,y, m,Aes particularly dr.Ishie I"
hes" ~he wah I" depart IN boas ~ uaasse, business
IN the city auah.Awu
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The railroad west from burlington 10 Mount
Pleasant. Iowa, is now dnishci and the cars leave
the latter place for the former daily, at half past
ten and half past four clock.
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Hdry Rcai Esat Transaction We are inform
ed by Richard Chute Esi, that the ST. Anthony
Water Power Company, whose agent he is have
purchased all the real estate owned by Hon. II.
ii. sibley in and adjoining st. Anthony. save
only some half dozen lots for the snug little sum
Of forty thousand Dollars
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last Gays the Dubuque ETr,'' anil Herald, TIVE
mcn in the employ Of Mr.. l.angworihy, an tn
hill were talking together when ON. 'of then
pulled GU, pistol, which by the movement .
by some other accidental means Was discharge
the ball striking the other in the breast and pss'
ed into the stomach INJECTING ii is supposed faia
INJURY. Yesterday ut 10 clock the man wa
alive. but WAS not expected b. could possibly re
cover. Both the men are young and unmarried
man.
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The kon Hw~.-The first Locomotive for the
Dubuque and Pacific Rail Road was brought into
Dunleth Friday afternoon The engine is a noble
one bearing the name Of that city, Let her drive
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Died Young man who We notieed. in
Monday mornings paper. as having been she, by
accident In Dubuque, died GA the morning Of the
1sth ult
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fae.d ~ The heavy stone ahiment =. thu
corner Of 81 Anthony aud lin streets gave way
formed there during the Summer has thus beer
suddenly lost But the same spirit Of cntcrpris,
that is re-erccting the substantial brick building
Of X. Il. Nelson. Esq which came NJ near falling
aud had 10 he taken down, will probably resar
rect the Abutncnt alluded Ia, There Is in ,hi,
community no such word a. fail
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The Bna5e We notice persons engaged con
stantly making preparations for the new bridge
across the Mississippi at this place, and also that
several RATS Of logs belonging to Mr.. $. J, Al
bright the contractor have been brought down
the river and tied up al the point where the
bridge is 10 hr constructed
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The wabashaw Journal complains thAt~e have
refused 10 exchange with them We have al
ways intended 20 exchange With all the papers
In the Territory. and II that paper has been left
out Of our list, I, is owing to some negligence II
ours. FOR which We apologize.
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Sac MAJ IT Gic,cos This mill has commenced
running. Heretofore the Glencoe people have
been obliged To procure their lumLsr from Min
nespolis and Henderson considerable Of dis
tance TO haul that importan, building material
The mill at Hutchinson viii be running in a short
time.
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CITY ANDCOUNTRY.
SAINT PAUL:

T hursaay Morning. sepse nber 4, 1855.
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IAyrrL n WAIT.
surgA dstwlt tHAH NIL tlNNE
DIrTis TIiIttsI,iNG MACHINE PITTS

TITUS 10 seeu the, the Ame'iesn Msehiop ,btssted
aad ~irss.i 100 hes 81 shest no "natss, sld the
Ingli.h, French and ieisss mscbinss oe,nbinsd bu,
so showing that the difference between the AasiI
can sud three n,bsts, combined ~ss sni' 10 hifss 81
wheat 10 favor oi the latter
III. Machine Ia msuost ,uted aud soid kT ~ 4 mrs,
II ths inventors aud patrntee NJ his niietal
" stehouss, Msst Randolph street, thsssa
Ai., Pafs impr0sssi ihLir PiaiaH Hofss FatgsI ~
either Eight ~ Ten Horses This Poser received the
premium the last inoi. stats tslt held IN chicago
Answer. given h. tsare mail Ia lnaa,ss ~ relation
10 ptts uf Maehths. terms 81 psymrsi H. INJECT a.
tbs ond.rsisn,d, Bo' 90, 'hieas, ~
slDW HIRAM tiiIH
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EssJ~'i Saturday, whilst The family 81 the
Jsilor was at dinner, two Of the prisoners Cob
fined ia our Jail took occasion 10 leave without
asking leave of absence one Of them WAS the
individual who. being unable TO give bail, was
put In for obtaining goc.is under false pretenoes
less great rogue. Seven Till remain IN conGne
ment The insecurity Of the present one. is an
imperative reason why the n,~ Jail should le
speedily finished.
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The Territorial L,bfcrp--Cnder the new law
the Territorial Librarian Is required TO open The
Library Room only on Wednesday aud Saturday
Of each week. Persons entitled to take books
therefrom will find Mr. Il. A. Smith, always in At.
tenance at these tines and ready to wait upon
them.
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T On sunday before last, says the saltwater
tn,oa. German in Dr. Carli's employ, was
thrown of horse. into Lake st. CrolS, while
watering him al the foot Of Chestnut ST. aud was
drowned Strange to say, the water into which
he fell Was not over his head Attempts we're
made to rc.uscitaic him, bat they were al"r.
tive
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x-,p,s y IowrIb SURVEYOR AND CIV

H. hNGlNkLR, nsatugt Dakota teunty, Min Ter.
provided With secarats in,trumcn,s IN Surveying,
ls,, vat sad Dividing Lands, rlctuag, L"srag, A.
VIII eNc. ato all basiness entrusted To- he wNh
p"mrtns~s sad accuracy, Aug u dsw ~
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~ q GRISwOl.b DEALER IN READY
Ne MADE CLOTHING, Hat. Caps swi dents rur.
nishtnr Gc"ds, Wholesale AMI Retail Lsmh.r,'s Bu,A
nu,ldns, under Mnnesoisa Once, rrd street Saint
faaf ..iansseta, msvisw,iy
GitsoN pEAikR IN srAftE Ann fANCY my
~ . Geeds, Ready Made letting Hats and Cape,
asts and SHOES lad,sn Goc. Vt all kinds Powder Lead
aud Shot etsceres aud rro,sioas Wines ilaucts, To
hscco aud s.sars
An k,ads II produce ,akea exchange Tor aassi.
The highest mats, price, cash aa,~s paid sar-
aud rrlrtes
swan 0ver r Nov ~ viz
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SrmEY CorSTY CoSyESrioSe-A ConveD-
ton was bsh in IleDdcrson. Aug. 23d, 10 nom
mate cap.lids,es for county officers, precinct
of6cer., and delegates to the District Coove,r
ton. After half an hours CONSULTATION the
following persons we're nominated
Register OF Deeds. MarTyw I'osoHy
Sheriff, JONI fAppgS.
.Iudgr Of Probate. EDw.RD AVIS
County Copsnf-ioner. ~, BknyaKD
County Surveyor. A l.. WALKyR.
Corooer. CHAaLss MnrHsk
Delegates 10 the Couveniion to nominats
Councillor AMI Representatives fof the 10th
! District. Joss MuLGs. Mosgas I..cvr, CB.s.
Rr.rs, FDx.RD wSKLKxAS.
Ugsky PBa'LSz wAa bomsDatsd Cor Count y
Treasurer. hy actlamatIon
Twas vsirl that the chairman spDo.nt a
comn,t,., a three 70 bganate candidate tr
the Iende,zoa precinct. JoHs FGDDN. Ed
v,Fn Wurlslx anil PsTyK lrooR were sp
r.oin,s.i thu eonmit,e and rep"r'sd a. follows.
ASSESSOR. JosS GssiSass
Ja.tiess OF n. Psao>. EpSsEn WfssLE
s.S and fnsiR AyEys
= CoustAblr. Jous -Pn-ss AMI Js.'s aAss'
HO<
Saperv.<or n Rosl. IGsS BrfSEsAA.
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HAnIlillORsT 4 MArnl.S. MEnGmANT

~ John street, one d0ot from Nsssa
ittahss prices paid fnf useroos, Mint, A.
sspta IA wtm
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STATE OF VERMONT,

District OF Essex, IS.
At Probate Court holden at the Probate Office
in Lunenburg, on the 22d day Of February,
Dls56:
HENSON CARECTH, Guardian Of Franklin II.
- Putnam. of Concord in said district presents
to said Court hi, petition in writing. setting fortn
that the said franklin II. Putnam is seized III lee
OF certain real estate situated in Luneurg, III s;'id
district and described follows. 10 wit: being por
tioi! OF the homestead of John " Pntnam late OF
Incnbure in said district deceased. and beng thar
portion Of >: homestead set of to said Franklin
II. Pit tfti .4aie Of the heirs of sad deceased
And that i: would lie beneficial 10 the interest "i
his said ward tina; TIE he sold together win
his interest in the reversion Of tie dover OF tie
widow of said deceased, and converted into money
or put al interest for the benefit Ct sad ward, ana
and asks said court 10 grant linn License TO sell the
said real estate with his interest in sad dowera agree
he to the yrovi>io Is Of the Statute III such case
mace and provrd Whereup"n 1t is ordered Nv
said court that the same come under consideration
ami he heard 1T session of sad court 10 lie ioue,i
at the Probate Office in Luneltburg on tie 2yti
day of March AID 1856. And 1t Is also ordered bv
sad court that all persons interested be notified 10
appear NJ aforesaid time and place and show cause
why license she nd moi be granted agreeable 10 sai!
application. by publishing copy OF the record OF
This order three weeks succt>>lvcv IL the Ca'edo-
man. printed at ST. JohnsLurv i'll this State. Prev
to said time Of hearing.
! Attest. WA. CHANDLER, Judge Of Probate.
Atrue g ny of record I970-72
/ Attc>. ISRAEL DEWEY. Register.
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DIR WEAV FIR
70 II NJ NO y

VyNllFSE Invaluable Medicines have achieved .
C"Nr!tr II IrIrNrH in Graduating Humors.
81 2" kinds. from the human system. They were
I'Fr"dced 7" the public some >ix wears since and
nave been used with entire success. The CIxKrE
ANA SALT HHrrM >yEJ'r is taken internally. which
c''an>"S tn" blood. hv throwing IMPURITIES 10 the
surface. when the CFEtTr j. applied oxteruajlv
an" All ernpt'onS are DESTROYED. and health and
beauty restored. Their astonishing success has
caiie' on many ignorant prcterrrs who hay. in
'foduced their wonderful preparations 10 th, NH
hr They are ont in almost every form from PAN
ac"as down to Pills. and all for humors o,' cours,
hey oreN ~ ''"' y
bnt II has beer reserved to d. WFAyFr's Syr.
Crand CEEATE to achieve what. (uuder tbo civ
cnmSfanceS. )mav he regarded as the most hrIli,n.
'Ii"'hPl yer arhievedhv any medicine ever intro
lnce' 10 TIC American public. Why j. this1
'hnPE "eranSe they norf"rm what they rro,nis.
ana "" "'i>'a''lng the Introduction Of these now
ana wonderful preparations 70 the pulIic .b,
RHEIM SYErP and CrEATE keep s.cadilr 90, ,,a:
way; c"nIucrlnc aS they CO. If the public VIII :.
'rV tIese new preparations we have NO. b, w.,
SLY. i"r 'heE havea SIRE EENEDY To FAT, 49,
uF"N' VIZ. pE. WEAvEE's CANKtE and g..
hHtrM SYEIP and Ceratc. Ofthis fact Pho n,,t,:'
are well aware. for thousands in allsect;o, Pr''.'c
country, have been cured bv them. afer ~, -, ne
remedies had utterly failed All "'her
:, H"nn"c'm'ed and sold by S. 4. Uearxr ~.
Nor London. Conn TO-,
Also for sale by mere chants :, al
United States. J. c. RrxGmAN. wbo,e..I. OF me
It. Iohnsburv. Sold also BY ". II NcCo nsent;
w. -, Randall &Co Lyndon: Rornev & p;ns,' ano
waterford; Isaac Watts, Peachom. Pei :. IN I'M
rassrmrsIc; Weeks Danville: Hin e. EIoN, "
Snenied: Densmore, Snfton: Chase Conid :. ~
"es' co-crr1; T'e'a-o & Geo.. r.. I, o..
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Y \ /: | +. II y

Our lady readers will be Interested to
know that in Nrs York. as to sDrinr bon
nets. thew Are said 10 b. bewitchiny in their
new beatty. composed Of silk blond an flow
rrs. put together IN The most artist: wav.-
The form is greatly improvc,l-more room in
the crown In short. they are NOR. over
comm. ~ we'll as berOmn. TO the fair faces,
smilin. out from the 5!usning buds and blond
trlis Favor seems rather 10 lean to the full
cro~n-cares very dreI--wi,h an over fril
OF blond: and from between the two. ter
drill. and leaves Of the lno,i delicate grasses
and moss peep daint'v ont. as if to make
sure that the rri,n Of stern. cold winter was
over before presenting their buds AMI flow.
ers.
-- That was rather "fs>t" specimen
Of juvenile " Young America" not ye. in
d.cted into t.ow>ers, who said one dav re-
gently. t. bis father
"Fa:hes. cc:ne and get me this apple"
There being no ;i:,meda'e signs Of compli-
snce. to- suuus chip exclaimed
Father. VII, dent goa start? always
star, WHEN yn,. .e!! me :"
"A Terrible WAKNiSG-in no.ic-
ing tue death Of Jau.rs /. Forsyth. the New
s"rk Courier and EnInirer save.
v. ya." r..n ". -,.-'el ~ ~ r''h
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fairer prospects than he. Well descended.
educated and honorrd-a member Of our
State Constitutional Convention in 1916, sf-
terward> the candidate Of the Wing party for
the high Office Of Secretary Of State he had
every ;niucrnent to keep true to the line OF
integrity. But he gave way to passion for
gaming. became involved and undertook to
extricaie himself by raising money with forg-
eli signatures of bis father and his father-in-
law. Exposed he fed. and was a wanderer
over the earth until life became an Intoiera-
bic burden. lie has died, ere he had seen
forty wears, a blasted, ruined man"
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G. w. TONES
Cough. Consumption & Bronchitis Elixir

WILL proprietor Wo'llGre>i ecffnIiy Gail IT.. AT.
L 'jon nj the public L. lis Invaluable rene, To-
~ affections 81 the Threat and luigs. q
those VIII are undecided Wlaf 10 select frt n 4
.1IoilS nIeiici,,s ADVERTISED i r,nu,r.!.d
itr such rnlaiIt>. 70 Give his EIIAiH = III: -
Having 't'' -. trey Wi! no l,nctl Hesitate " ::
:" tan" Themselves. ur rtct nl,l a 10 uii..re. s
>ir' 'rl'' vii ir"Ie - item liza, th.s = II II,
valuable rem IL ever ni.r.i, eled inr tie r.r-, -
All ct u "t lie threat and lungs; il vii inn.di
teiv reItye thei III llp,clii 60 81 ~ IL :,
hours completely cure IL, nic>i severe cold A.
preventative aIi1 cnrc ;"r I>rn rl,I. II l.: =.
equal. |. j purely vegetable. c.iiraii> ,or.:-,r
Gus ingredients l. quite agreeable I" tic ':'s =.
MAY lie even with ierieCf safety torl t;..
child The numerous testimonials rec-i,, j Il
daily from these who have been cul.d Nv j. u r,
Justify The assertion. that TO family should IS :,
on; tnis medicine let mothers give Il 10 ti.ir e.
'iren " \" have The h"opirc cough crl,. 80
tiev Will alleviate at once the .nferiic> - H.
little ones. Price 80 cents. Principal Hclo- g.
Central street. Lowell Ma,s 1914.
Fred. T.. Smith. MORT elcr. Ger eral Ac,ltfrN:
And Tor s"'e i'v \. {. Ril CHAM. 81 l,i1.i u,,
Per'v { Cabot. md J. = Weeks. Ha,,nr
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las been before the public more than 30 yeas
ami Is deserve'ily popular in the cure of
Spavlns sweeney. Ringhone. Wimi.,alls t 2
Evil. Gallons. Cracked Heels. Cali of all Il, =
Fresh Wounds. Sprains. Bruises. Fis.ula =
last, Sand Cracks. Strains. Lamrness F..lr-
dered Feet. Scratches or GrnSr. Name. F.;
Rot IN Sheep. Garg,t in Cows. Rh,rsrua.i>-4
bites OF Animals. External Persons. Painii
Nervous Affections. Frost Bites. Bulls. Ca-~>
J" hitlows. Burns and Scalls. Chillblais. Char
ed Hands. camps. Contrac'inirs of III. N =
Giles. dwellings. Weakness If tie Joints, CAKE
Breasts. Sore Nipples. Piles. &c.
Pamphlets gra.ui,ously furnished br a.,er,,
with Testimonials of its utility.
All orders addressed to the Proprie,o-s. " Il.
Tucker Co. Lockport. Ny.
~for sale bv Druggists and Merchants CO.
orally. through the United States, British Poses.
uons. and other Countries And bv
Binei am lin; Week -
IN Norr,ii ~ Johnshu,: Geo Cr~... I've"
and ov druggists an' lr~--h.n.. in .-sr, Nv I.
fff ''r''''T- 90.
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FOR SALE
Caledonia Machine shop Co.

N SUPERIOR article Of Warehouse Trucks for
"a use Of Merchants. Miler>. an Others: the
SAME kept for safe bv Chamheglin, keves & Co., &
Paddock 4 Co. 81 the Depot.
Also Engine Lahes With at .i'hou: screw fix
lures. and Woodwor..'s Board Planers. all Of supe
rior workmanship ana construction, at low prices,
.o.eiiler with e following articles Of % hand n,
chnerv. &c cheaper tn,n the cheapest:
Bind Masking Machine. Crampi.,g Machine.
l Mor:i>i"g do PANEL Raising do
Seat i'oring DO FIVE feet Pullevs fol
Nil! Sha;,:;lg four fee: Pulley i1r Mil shatting
10y If cast iron Spiders Tor and feet Pulley
together with cast iron Hangers and Boxes. fol-
hanging . to 4 inch shatting.
! Al! persons wanting any Of .he above articles
will please call before purchasing elsewhere.
I. X. FAIRBANKS, Agent.
ST. Johnsbury Dec H. ls55 .5yif
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Barton Academy.

TilE Spring Tenn will commence. Monday, March
! loth. and continue eleven weeks.
Row EDWARD CLEVELAND, A. 81, Principal:
Miss ADELIA ARMS, Preceptress:
Mrs EDWARD CLEVELAND, Teacher Of Italian &
Spanish;
Nrsa) =. SARrLE, Teacher Of Drawing, Paint
ing sc;
Miss EMILY SKINNER. Teacher Of French and In
strumen:al Music.
O.her Teachers will be employed rs circums tan
Ccs require.
HE great object Of the school will he TO furnish
instruction 20 Young persons of both sexes in all The
branches usually taught in New England Acadc
mics: AMI 10 exert the best influence upon its mem
Der, in respect 70 their character, usefulness and
highest happiness
Board snl Tuition as in other similar institutions
For further information, inquire Of the executive
committee. VIM p. May. j. ?. Sarlle, Esq. and \
G. Robinson; or Of tine Principal.
NJ. MANSFIELD, Secretary.
Barton, Feb. 6, 1856. 9se7l
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Try It: Try IT,! Try It!!!
G. W. STONEs LIQTIIn CATHARTTC
aVn E:.,yIY PHYSIC

/ j.
AND FA..!LY PHYSIC,
TiIE mos: important di -covery ever made in med
i icaI Science, teng 4 com ,:o''nd Of barks and
roots. which orn. the mos, powerful, safe ana gree
ahe p'iy-ic ever oiiere! to The puhitt lh" ncces
>.'v ot such MEDICINE has long been :. both by
The et y Of families AMI physicians. Is idrapta
g's over cthnrticS given ii the form Of pins CT
powders. must be Obvious t2every intelligent per>oc
I. operates more Immediately and et!nt .ua,lv Upon
the system. and az the same time is ti'elv less
difficult II administer, being quite Agreeable 70 the
taste I. rot oily produces I'LL the effects where
phv>c is require but completely removes fafituaI
cc.tivcness, leaving the bowels perfectly free I.
eX,e~ all hunor- from the blood; is :: certain chr,
tor Tie piles: requisites the action of the liver: frees
the sto ach from bile invigorate the whole nervous
system and removes tic cl>e Of ali local pains scb
Rirjnrt;~in. Neural GA. Tic Dcu.Oureux, Gout.
Pain in tie iea,l, side, stomach. SC
II may also he relied in Ill dSea Of tho
bowels. Dv>enterv, DIairlTa.a and Cholera Mori,> ,
Well III once 10 its magical influence. Again we
repaat. TRY II i: needs no other Recommendation
No fan'.v will be without it after they have proper
lv testci its merits. Reader, i; you have tried 9th
err remedies without success despair not-relief is
now at hand Ii vou have expended morev and
time in tru.ess attempt to recover your health,
save both " re>ortinS az to the use Of this
medicine. Are Won suffering from Scrofi,la, six
bottles Of nv Liquid Catslartic will cure vou.-
Would Won be relieved from habtual costiveness, |,
three bottles will effect all that Won desire. If vou
afflicted with rheumatic. neura 2ic or other local
psins. .wn bntties will free Won from them All |
hunors will be era!icated from the blood bv the |
use OF one TO six bottles In short. if Won require
q phvsc for any purpose. this is the most reah'e,
safe and agreeable TO the taste that has ever been
placed within flie reach Of the pabc.
Price dollar. Prncipa! Depot At No IS Cen |
TIA, atree'. Lowell. Mass. Fred. F.. Smith, Montpe
Ter. Gs,e,al Agent for Vermont.
Sold tv5 { Bingham, St.Trhnahurv ! S Fl Weeks
- -. : F"e~ 90, 1'n'. I.'eoy 1nHs
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N O T ICE.
$4,000

a IL persons having unsettled aeeoun,. with
4 the subscriber. for medical service. render.
ed previon. to January I. 1865, are requested to
c"ii and adiustsnch account. soon. bv note or 9TH
erwise. Particular attention ~ this no.ics r,.,
save COY CO. DFEISGE. u. n
l",d"r fnr.-s NaveI y: 1888 ,ns.t
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WOODEN MACHINERY,

{. /. GOOD Ahn. New York
nNll manufacturer q" the orr 2inal Steel Ping
~ ami Tooth EurrnG Machines and Feed Ro,I>.
To be attached :" First ana $50 20 second Break
and fini-her- Of WOODEN Cardirr Machines The
attachment 10 second breakers and fini>hcrs i new
md Very important These machines are in sue
cr~-tul operation, on iir>t Hrcakcr~. i'm most Il Tie
rr'nc pal Wooden Factories i'm the Ijite.i States.
Canada and Mexico, and are deemed by cxrnrcnc-
81 manufacturers. ~ the most perfect machines
used. rHd Indispensable to the economical and sue
CcS>iul manufacture ii wool.
TIE, are III fact tha ONLY strong ,lr-ahio c.lI
successfully operating iNNrne- IN use NJ car,inr
machine should run ~ hour without. them
The Fee. Rolls s.~onr are durable anI v-,r
t:lv Of attention. Circulars exr!nininr these Ma
chimes and Rolls. r"'rrncrt' mills having ;hem in
Use &c, may he ilal by addressing
C.I. GODDARD
No Bowling Green. Nnw-York 20 whom orders
shoul he directed ,;;-,,,
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u y y | & r..

Passengers going to North m
Vermont or Canada. will find
to their m''wu'oge not to purchase
tickets of Conductors. or any 9th
or person. on board h &C cnnect
cut and P,s,rnp~ic Railroad cars.
THERE'S co"'pettiim SIoy'Hynorrh
of 81. Jhnsbwy. w., aid Passen-
GERS can rifle III their oun price,
They can take the Island PonN
Stage and connect with the Grand
Trunk Railway for any part of
Upper or Lower Canada, Il reach
their place Of destination the next
duy. or one dag earlier Maa By aug
other 2oute. Also. connecting with
stages for Charleston, Derby and
Stan,tead. G2tf
nPHAIL & OTHERS