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The following members of Congress have arrived
in this city:
Hon. Messrs George Vail of New Jersey T. =, Bowie,
Of Maryland John p. Campbell of Kentucky Mace, OF
lndans Traftou Of Massachusetts,; Dean of Connect
cut Purvisnce OF Pennsylvania and Evans, Of Teras
and Senator Allen, of Rhode Island.
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The UfrER MISSISSIPPI After long season Of low water
In the Upper Mississippi tsays the St Louis Democrat Of
the 10th instant) interrupted occasionally by slight
swell from the hesdwsers the little tributaries below
St Paul. have to record the fact that Father Mis-
sspp is frozen over and that st. Paul now naccessi
bic by river Winter last laid his stern finger on
the mighty Mississippi and navigation Is suspended on
ahln nortion of n
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Judge Gilchrst Of the United States Court of Claims,
arrived in this city yesterday, and stopping Wizards
Hotel w.
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Attention, LoulstantanE THE citizens OF Louisiana
temporarily residing this city and who visiting
capital requested AssoBbe The Palmetto Club Boom
ThuTdsy sinh O'Clock, Join
crEEion n nonor o and Breck inridgo,
THO5. II. MADDOX,
Nov QS-d3 Assistant Marshal for LauliiaaA.
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n5y-Atuntion, Blue Hens Chiokops.-The democratic
Delaware stiaunins in Washington requested
Ronm,S 7h between ard ~
27h O'Clock,
IN, Of black
and the OF Buchanan and Breekinridge.
WIN II. JONES,
Nov 25-S3t Assistant Marshal for Delaware,
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Democratic Almanac and Political Register
tor 1867. a"

1867. ra"
THE UNDERSIGNED publish Thursday, leth,
The Democratic Almanac Political Register 1857
work win pages, will
President 1859 ard 1856
and SUITE officers in the States or Ike
tables will be calculated with
principal Union. The wi besides contain
piica tomatinnthe design
permanent and reliable political
The hTst ,diiC win be 80 900 copies
Orders booksellers aud couuly merchants will prompt
attention, .....-. 49,. ..r...... y. -..
Address .t.,sr ... f.. O. w. COTTON,
..-. Indianapolis indiana.
Single copies cents 100 copies slo 1000 copies $50
Nov 25--d3tsw3S wot '.a..-.. .s... -.... Is.
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Know al persons by these presents that
and hereby releaseS the State Of Terns from MI liability
claim for the OF certificate nun
Der for the OF S., issued by repsbic Of
erns by the authorities Of the
boz and redeemed by the United States in acconrce
visions net Of Congress- entitled
payment Of such creditors o the CON
pretended In the Of Sepemb,
% approved OF February and an sr
Of the state Of Texas, approved the let Of February
A witness hand and seal, -Iz.r4a. .r-..
Auu 1--dn
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National Theatre.

ON Monday Tuedsy evenings November cath and o5h
gorgeous and costly dramatic spectacular drama,
THE NAIAD QUEEN,
Produced OF 81 800 with scenery appointments
msnnoepfy sfsnd. The scsney general
&c by aTt Mr. Chss Gets matches
Sc under the personal supervision Of Stage Manager
Phillips,
entire piece altered adapted produced by
wellknown comedian,
Mr.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON .a
The piece rsquision the
nne theatre the aid hundred persons,
including sixteen lovely girs clad In magnificent
nrmor, who will appear
FEMALE WARRIORS ..
secured fo night by immediate application.
a GA, the will rise n O'Clock.
ONCE open from AZ O'Clock enable patrons
Nov 22--oti .....s s-. ... .... ....
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y-Atention, soath nians,-The Sc nth Caonans
po residing in this city, and citizens Of the State who
requested assemble at the palmetto
Club room h street and H. Tussday, a5h
slant O'clock the Of participating in ceie
OF and BreckindFe.
CHAs. q. WAGNER,
Nov 2l-3t President Palmetto Club.
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NOTICE The undersigned, being
~ ment printer for the disposition Of all
plus emanaing from the printing Offices and
binderies hereby cautan
else further knowledge Of such
buyer and see) shall be ina
law All such damaged white and pnted
documents, wrappers, &C. be found my on suee,
7th, the only authorized place for the sem
EDWARD TOWERS, Agent
Nov le--dlw flint npds
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FORGERY IN VmeNlA-The Petersburg Democrat states
that man calling himself George Lane has forged the
of Reuben Ragland of Petersburg, to check for
$780, which he presented at the Farmers Bank of Farm
vie He taken into custody and committed to jail
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Administrators Sale.
~. 81. LIfILE's EsIAIE

~ u. " Lii L. , ID ! 4 l..
PURSUANT "a an order 81 Court, will be sold
/ az public auction pu Ihe 2sd dny Of Dccem-
Der next GA the promises, lhe following valuable
Zeal Estate, viz
About eight or hiue acres OF land and water
privilege neaF tho village iu IAshurgli on which
Is o saw Sill, siaciIe Shop, lFon Foundry,
Blacksmith shop, Starch STILL frame, tparty en-
closedl three Dwelling h0usos aut building,
Store hoc-es, Ec- Also, the Fauiiy of rcdemp-
ZION of q Iaa.i haase aud sot. ~ joining ihe above
described premises together wiiI Window
frames, Sash, Glass, Hud other articles Of per
soint property
The SHOPS contain q Planning Machine, Cir
eular Saws, Turning Lathe, Tenant Machine,
SC. &c, all in good RAINING oTdgr.
The property j situated siihin 0ne-fogrih Of :
mite 81 Tire Court ilgasr, Is easy 0f Hceess. sad
Within three 81 four m.tes ii TIE PasFumpsic
Railroad apw in process II being extended and
AS s "a sgle TIE property 3 considered tie most
dtsigabie water privileges in Northern Vermont.
The sGeamlF4yces. sH'el Aaye heret1iOre ex-
isird % prevent SHE ~ ihe property are nov
reuaEra. and the estate nlgs- be s4.d without
reserve
+ sale 20 commences a 10 o'clock 4. ~; Terms
made hHosn d; The giue sud place 81 sale tie
tftmises IS iil Sc Shown ana i4iJsnation gwen %
any person t-sfeus q purchasing 10 auy time.
f by a,1giisat.cH t9fHe talseiprF.
/ 81. g. kiMEAlI., administrator.
fasbufgh. pct 2, i55g-i2a3.
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be injured By the frosts of the early
spring. and that they are more healthtul
than APPLES. And further, that pears are
not SO liable 70 be blown from the tree
while green. By the winds and storms, as
apples. neither are the trees so liable to
be blown down.
The above are facts, and it is surpri-
sing to me, and matter of inquiry, why
there are not more pears cultivated
Every man who owns a single acre Of
ground has place where he can plant a
few pear trees. IF they do not benefit
him, they viii his children, or the chill.
dren of some one else. Farmers, would
urge you all to plant pear trees, either
this fall or next spring, and thereby ben
eft the human race. / would also urge
you to be careful and get good bearing
varieties. Nurserymen throughout the
United States and the Canadas-in all o.
which this delicious fruit thrives-wil
be happy to Eli orders for young trees
Farmers, look to your own interest! anc
plant pear treesl
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CLARKE's FEMALE PILLS.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from prescription of Sir j. Clarke,
N. D.. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaing in the cure
Of all those painful and dangerous disorders TO
which the female constitution is subject. 1t mod
crates all excess and removes all distractions,
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in 4 short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov
ernment stampof Great Britain, to prevent coun-
terfeits.
CT UTTON-Thes Pills should not be taken
by females that are pregnant, during the first three
months, rs they are sure to bring on miscarriage
but at every other time and in every other case,
they are perfectly safe.
Soils Agents for the United States and Canada
l. C. BALDWIN s. CO.,
Rochester, y. Y.
FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn, n. Y. General
Agents.
N. B. s10o and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, will ensure a bottle of the
Pills by return mail.
For sale by FRED. E SMITH, Montpelier
Wholesale Agent for Vermont; R. W. NYE, Iras.
burg, and by one druggist in every town. Al
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CULrURE OF THE BASKET VIII.
Low.-We learn that Mr.. Geo. j. Col
by by whose efforts in great measure
the culture of the Osier Willow has been
brought into notice, in this part of the
country. has purchased the Willow
Plantation of Efastus Parker, of Water
bury, VT. and the Water Power and
Factory adjoining, where he will set up
one of his Machines for Feeling Will
lows.
He will be prepared to buy Willows
in a green state, with the bark on, deliv-
cred at Waterbury any time during the
winter; or he will peel them by the ton
and act as Agent in selling, or sending
them TO marker.
In a circular, recently issued, which our
Agricultural readers will do well TO send
for, Mr.. Colby shows the great prOfta-
bleness of the Willow crop, and It's Fit.
ness for hedges or live fences and give:
directions for ifs culture.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.

n Probate Court holden at Irasburgh within
4 and for said District, on the 2sth day of Oc-
tober, A. d. 1856, Solomon Dwinnell. Executor
OF the last will and testament Of JERRE MANS
FIELD, late OF Barton deceased, and trustee OF
the estate OF Lucretia Mansfield widow of said
decedent presents his account of said trust estate
and his administration account for settlement:
Nhereupon, it is ordered that the same he re-
ierred to the 18th day of November next, at the
fTobhte ohice IN said irasburgh in said district,
for examination and allowance; and that all con.
cerned be notified hereof. by the publication OF
this order in the Orleans Independent Standard,
printed at lrasburgh, three weeks suceessively,
as soon as may be, that they may appear. ii they
see cause, at said time and place, and Object
thereto.
43w3 N. CARPENTER. Judge.
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Winter Care of Fruit Trees.

Every healthy. vigorous tree, is sup
piled with an almost infinite number of
6brous roots, which penetrate every part
Of the sod, and gather sap, along with it
a supply Of organic and inorganic food.
The expansion and contraction Of the
soil during the winter, tear and break
numbers Of these minute roots, majoity
of which are SO small as to be impercep-
tible to the unaided eye. Where there
Is a great number of alternatives of heat
and Geld, so many of these roots are bro
ken as to leave the tree in a sickiy con-
dition in the spring, and it should be
careful study to protect them from such
action OF frost. Should there be but
slight degree of frost, not more than
enough to freeze water half an inch to an
inch in depth, body of water around
the roots would doubtless &C; as a preser-
yer, and from this fact probably the ridi-
culous habit arose above alluded to-
But in this climate we have no guard
against foosdeep, instead Of inch-deep,
frosts.
A simple experiment will show the
difference, between a dry and wet soil
around the base of the tree. Take three
cups, each nine inches deep; ELL each
one Of them within one inch of the top
the first with water, the second with earth
saturated with water, and the third with
moist, but nearly dry earth, and subject
all three to cold enough tho freeze them
solid. In the FIRST. the water in chang
ing TO ice will 50 expand as to fill up the
entire measure. The moist in the second
will have expanded nearly as much
while the comparatively dry earth will
scarcely expand an eighth of an inch.
The experiment, or the principle
which illustrates, viz: that water-freez
ing expands but one eighth of its bulk
while dry solids do not thus expand, has
direct bearing upon the winter treat
ment Of trees. Instead of retaining wa
ter around then, it is better to dig ditcl
lat sufficient distance to avoid cuttin;
the roots) 10 convey the water away ant
leave the solid dry earth.
It is sometimes even advisable to banl
up the earth eight or ten inches higl
around the body of the tree, and slope
off few feet. This will both carry Of
the water and afford additional warmth
to the roots Western Enterprise.
All orchards should be under-drained
This done, and mulch of forest leave;
leached ashes, and lime, or their equiva
lent, would insure a good crop of fru
every year. Try it.
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Going, Going, Who Bids?
FAIR WARNING!

I viii eel on reasonable terms % suit Use pHr-
4 chaser, nay Rake Factory with Machinery and
water power sufficient 20 make Twelve hundusi
Dozen Iakes ycafly, and 10 sneh order tiiat ore
hand has made twenty dozen Rases, EOrh 81 .0g
per dozen, Go ten days. with al tie premises ui-
eIading ems uud a Lalf acres iaaG, q good Haass
isarf and shed sell situated Within cue mile ul
craitsbary Common, and nearly tiulbsf enough
on hand "a work ti sleiIng.
Also, Couufy 81 State rights Of my
BROADCAST SEED .SOWER.
tbs hest Nssllne o. the Lind ever Invented, soy.
Ing from forty 20 sixty sores per dlty end mars
correctly than ean be doue by hand. No mstaks
Apply soon. &ow Is the season iiv mHkins
Rake. ENdS SrfNSON.
CraltsbuFy. Oct. lab, Isse--aswg.
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CommsssEoNEn,s NOTsCE.

LII TIER LOCK RUuD'S Is Al Z.
TUE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
j By tie Hon. Probate Court Cor tie District Of
Orleans Commissioners, to receive examine
and adjust all claims and demands of al persons
against the estate of LCTHER LOCKWOOD
late Of Westded m said district, deceased, re-
presented insulveut, and the term Of So months
from the 18th day Of October 1856. being Above,
by said court TO The creditors Of ssid deceased, &
exhibit ana prove their reflective Claims be-
fore us;
GIVE NOTICE, that We win attend 70 the
duties Of our appointment At the dweiling-h0us,
Of George o. Lockwood in Westirld IN said dis
triet, Oh the third Wednesdays 81 January aud
April next at 10 o'clock, IN the forenoon, on eacl
Of said days.
A. W. ANSIS, Id.
.. r. E0Y&tDS. ''-''- a.
Westfeld, Oct. 10Th. is5G-f2ws
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Morgan Stock for Sale.

nNE pair matched colts, four and five years
W old
One Filley, three years old;
One colt, two years old;
One superior mare, eight years old warrant
ed in foal from - Flying Morgan of burlington.
One good work horse, nine years old.
The above stock is now for sale, and WILL BE
SOLD. Credit given if desired. Also, one ex-
ira pair Of oxen. Persons wishing to purchase
may obtain great bargains by making early APP
plicatiOn to SOLoMON EELt.,
Bebee Plains Stansiead, Oct. 70, ls6O-43w3
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PAPER EANGENGs.
STATE OF VERMONT,
ORLEANS DIsrKICT, SIS.

=
A 7 Probate Court holden at Irasburch with
"A i'll and for the County of Orleans, on the
2eth day of October, a. D. 1856. Lewis Holmes
guardian unto ANDREW j. JENNESS, an alb
scondmg person, late of Irasburgh, personally APP
peared IN said Court and represented that the per-
soEal estate of his said ward IS insufficient to pay
the expenses of maintaining his said wards fam
lily, and that his said ward is possessed of certain
real estate il Albany. to Wit: part of lot No
ISIS in said Albany. Icing off of the north half o.
said lot, supposed to contain one acre-togetheI
with the buildings thereon being the homestead
Of said ward. And prays for license and author
ty to sell said real estate for the purpose of APP
plying the proceeds of said sale to the support
and maintenance of his said wards family.
Therefore, it is ordered by said Court, that
public notice be given to all persons concerned
therein, to appear before said court at a session
thereof to be held at said lrasburgl1, on the 26tl
day of November, 1856, that they may be heard
in the matter and show cause why license shonld
not be granted as aforesaid.
And this order shall be published three week.
successfully i'll the Orleans Independent Standard
q newspaper printed at Irasburgh in this State
the last of which publications shall be before ,h,
day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office il
lrasburgh, this 26th day Of October, A. d. 1856.
43w3 II. CARPENTER, Judge.
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Ehe MarEeTaa
CoRREcTED WEEKLY FROM THE n. [. FARNEI
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE y. L. ARSiER
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET
WEDNESDAY,, Oct. .29, 1856.
At market 1921 Cattle, 1900 Beeves and 33l
stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows ant
Calves, yearlings, two and three years old.
Prces-Alarket Bee!-Extra S000a00O; Isl
quality, s7,5Oas,0O; 2dquality, S6,25a6,75; Sc
quality, $500; ordinary, $3.50.
IIdes-O, O3a0, 08c per cwt.
TaIIow-0, 0saU, 09c per cwt.
PeIts-S0, 75aS 00c each.
Calf Skns-l3a14 cts per ID.
Bareliing CattIe-None.
Veal CaIves-S6, 90 to 10.
Working Oxen-S75 to l75.
Cows and Calves-S35 to IS.
YearIiugs-S14 to 10.
Two Years Od-SI5 TO Is.
Three Years Old-S25 to IS.
Sheep and lNmbs-340O at market. Extra, 6.
to 6. By lot S1,75 to 3,7a.
SWINGS to l0c per Id.
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NEW SALOON

n BURLINGTON, VERMONT,
BY SNOW ( THOMPSON.
TUE SUBSCRIBERS tsks great plsa,pr. &,
4 announcing 80 the public generally The o,,s,,,
iug % their NEW SALOON, b. the builIinF veil
snown - The Howard Store Church S.. WHICH,
has been newly fitted no Tor q Coureetion.,,-
store and tHt Glass lee Cream and Estinv 81.
ieon Tor lral-s "r3 tsn'lcMea, ksri ou he city
p,an. ut til-ai-6frc rates.
lee Creams, oysters, taeais, pies, eggs, and n,i-
meTous other sahs,anfiais and dciieacies. served
up 30 the quickest Hosshe lime, and NJ ali ren-
snnable hours- 40 SMOKING. NO LOAF
IRIS Cur new Store j. nlrea1v well known to
Be depot for choice confectionery OF every kind,
nf oar oWu manufacture: also many nice varie-
ties lrum ilse best uakers known 10 a..
TABLE ORNAMENTS MADE 70 ORDER.
We Keep aiso better assortment OF CAKE and
PASTRY work fhnB WB. ever before offered In
this State Also, Jeiies aud Preserves, il Jars OF
various sizes, pvt up hy Us. and warranted cheap
er and better than anv ID the marscf.
LADIES VISITING BURLINGTON
Shoud not GdI 90 cali at ihe new Confectionery
store, on Cfmch Street, aHd GET an Ice Cream,
Or i too cold, cup Of tea or coffee, and plate
% Oysters.
LdDfES JSB4LLT IN j TTENDaNCE
Having facilities far doing all branches Of our
business, and dong ji web. We hope Our efforts
VIII be appreciated, and that we shall receive =
silsrs Of public favor.
L. Orders from abroad solicited and faithfully
exeeEted.
Burlington, Oct. 80.
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

A retired Clergyman restored to health in few
days, after many years of great nervous suffering
is anxious to make known the means Of cure
VIII send (free) the prescription used. Direct tC
the Rev. JOHN N. DAGNALL, No. 20 Fulton st.
Brooklyn, n. Y.
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Auction Sale.
Stoves !!

A IL persons wanting stoves, stoFe nine boI-
y Tow ware, Tin ware, lead pipe and nn,nns
VIII md greater variety and cheaper prices a,
county. Please call and examine.
Derby Centre, Oct Is, Isss-4srns
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NOWlCE.

THIS may certify that / have given my son
A Jackson VI. Chadse his time during tie re-
mAinder VI al minority, aai shall claim none Of
his ealn.ugs nor pay afy debts OF his contracting
after this date.
WILLIAM cHAFFEE
Lowell, Oct. Is. ls5s-f2ws.
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R@RNoVAE.

RIISS II. L. BARNES. has taken rooms in A.
I'VE s. Eaton's store, UP STAIRS. where she
has q choice selection Of FALL MlLLLNER Y.
Bonnets, Ribbons, Feathers. Flowers, &c. Also.
Dress frimn nos and Embroidery. Mourning
Millinery on had and furnished 1T short notice.
Barton Landing, Oct. %, ls66-4im3
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Is enough. BE careful of the coantsriets. Young
scamps who use my certificates 10 sell and deceive
The people. Only oas Depot; that Is y. +. corner
Walnut and Eighth street. Philadelphia. an my
bottles must have my maine IN tie glass. All the
cures advertised IN this paper wear or two past
were made by my on. Come and see the ecrfi6-
cnfes of 500 ciiiaens. A 2 SMITH Chemist
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HOtchkiss & Jellison,
BURLINGTON. ~.

EaS CHURCH STREET, JOBBERS, AND
j So Retailers of Foreign and Domestic DTy
Goods, would respectfully invite the attention Of
Merchants to their new STOCK Of Pail Goods, which
they offer at prices full ms low as Boston, New
York, or even Philadelphia afford them. 4 stock
corqprising.
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passnmnsic E. z. Notice,

SUBSCRIBERS to Preferred Stock in the Con-
- neetieut and Passumpsie Rivers Railroad, are
hereby notified that an assessment Of TEN PER
CENT. mas been laid, payable on the 9Th Of De-
cenber next, at either the following Banks-yiz:
Peoples Bank. Bank OF Orleans, Bank Of Lynn
don, Passumpsic or Bradford banks. or at the
Treasurer's Office, No. 7, Merchants Exchange,
Boston. Per order Of the Directors
\. p. LOWERING, Treasurer.
Oct 2. Is56-40ws
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Later from Europe /!

A H. LEIGHTON. Tin ana Copper smith.
"a. woslG respectfully inform the iiihabitaut,
OF CrattsbuTy and vicinity. that he has taken the
shop one door north of the Orleans House, where
he win keep constantly on hand an a assortment Of
Stamped and Hollow Ware,
Parlor, Box and Cooking Stoves, and all kinds OF
TIN, copper, brass, and sheet iron ware on hand
or manufactured to order
From the very Best Materials,
and at lower rates Than can be bought at any
other shop in Northern Vermont
Call and see. orders from abroad promptly
attended TO.
All kinds Of BARTER taken in exchange
for GOODS.
Cr.iisbury, June t0--2sf
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10 To those who are about purchasing any
kind of goods advertised by J. c. Emery in an
other column, uncommon inducements are offered,
because he has a larger stock than can be found
at any other establishment in the State. He be-
ing practical manufacturer of Furniture, his
goods in this department can be relied upon, as
he will have none but the best guilty. And IN
the departments of Carpeting and Hanging or
Room Paper, with all their Accomplishments, his
stock stands unrivaled Coming from the manu-
facturers the aeicest and best styles may always
be found at his store, and at reasonable rates.
81 DIGEST!" Sucu Is TIE TRUE MEANING
of the word ''PEPSIN," or of the two Greek words
from which it is derived This is the significant
and appropriate title of the TRUE DIGESTIVE
FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by DR.. J.
S. HOUGHToN, of Philadelphia, from the fonrtl
Stomach of the Ok for the cure of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. 1t is Natures own remedy for ar
unhealthy Stomach. No art of man can equaiit
curative powers. 1t renders GOOD EATING
perfectly consistent with HEALTH.
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