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OR G AN MELODEON

Is designed for parlor or private use. The "a.
struction is similar to the Church Instrument I
ing arranged with two banks of KEYS and vh'
used together, by means of the coupler is c,,.
BILE Of as great volume of power as the Chm,
Instrument, when used without the Pedals
Also, every variety of MELODEONS for p,
lor use.
Purchasers may rely upon instruments from 4.
Mandatory, being made in the most comp,l
and thorough manner. Having removed Ia n
spacious Buildings 5II Washington 81
we have every facility for manufacturing pprl
ses. and employ none but the most experieD'l
and skilful workmen. In short, we will prOul
our customers an Instrument equal if not suDs
or to any Manufac turer, and guarantee enhr
perfect satisfaction.
Music TEACHERS, LEADERS OF CHOIRs, and
ers interested in musical matters, are respect
ly invited to visit our Rooms at any time and
anime or test the instruments on exhibition
sale at their pleasure.
As still further guarantee to the public al
the excellence Of the Melodeons and Harmoniu
from our Mandatory. we beg leave to refer
permission, to the following
Piano Forte Manufacturers of Boston,
who have examined our instruments and will !
their opinion when called upon:
CHICKERING & Sons, r. GILBERT & ca.
VIM. p. EMERSON, BROWN Il ALLEN |
GEORGE HEWS, A. W. LADD & Co
NEWHALL & CO., HALLET & CUMSTO]
WOODWARD Il BROWN.
Orders from any part of the country or wohI
sent direct to the mandatory in Boston, vl
cash or satisfactory reference, will be prompI
attended to- and as faithfully executed as lit
parties were present, or employed an agent hs
lect, and on as reasonable terms.
PriCc List
Scroll leg, Al octave, ......si
do do 8 do ....................
Piano style, D 90 N
do do extra finish, 5 octave. .. Il
do do carved Leg. \
do do 2 sets of reeds, s,-......... |;
do do G octave, Observation-Disclosures. !!
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do do extra finish. ..... q
Pedal Subj Harmonium, ...........
Letters, Certificates and notices from the prts
from all parts Of the world, may also be seen
our sales.oom.
Descriptive circulars sent free to any address
S. D. g. H. w. SMITH
5Ei Washington Street, Boston
(Near Boylston Market) j23lM
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FOIL Tax--B q.

A TTENTION Is ALSO DIRECTED TO THE
"a Revenue Act -" Each male inhabitant of
this State over twenty-one years of age, and un-
der sixty years OF age, and not by law exempt
from poll-tax, shall pay polltax for the use of
the State and County, of Three Dollars, pro0ided
the same be paid between the first day of
March and the first Monday i'm
August but if said poll-tax is not paid pri-
or to the first Monday in August, it shall be Four
Dollars. HENRY HART,
March !, 185S.-Stf. County Assessor
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

IT is estimated that four millions of dollars
have been taken from Durgan Flat, at Downic-
Vile; it is hardly so.
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D1Arrhs GRSAl SNOW. d,eN i great
crowd at Union Hall. . Tuesday evening
Of last week, and we believe gave good
satisfaction. His moving Panorama Of
DR.. Kane's Expedition OF the Arctic Re.
gions was fine work of art, aud almost
produced II shud'ler vt the dreariness that
everywhere seemed to surround the = ec-
tators. The historical painting of fight
from Concord TO Boston was a very ex.
citing work Of art, and had tendency to
stir New England blood. Master May
nard IL fine singer
ADELE and j. i. HosMtR sung TO
a full house in Union Hall, on Monday
evening. Their performances we're received
with good degree Of applause. They are
favorites everywhere.
NEGOTIATIONS. As the North wind
comes booming along over the hill.tops of
our native State, and the leaves all scared
and yellow come dropping to the ground,
! all animated nature seems to shrug their
shoulders and scamper away to some snug
hiding place away from the severe blasts
that will soon be upon us. Most of the
wide-awake, sprightly, knowing animals
prepare for this season, by selecting cosy
little abode for the winter, and there on
long winter evenings they crack their nuts
and who knows but their jokes too. This
may be called "rural felicity" Now
about these days, or lit lie later, young
men begin to be impressed with the need Of
a comfortable home, and the first thing they
think of, is where shall l find suitable
companion to make that home happy-and
how shall obtain one when found We
will tell you! 1t is said that HoLToN the
Jeweller has just bought the largest and
best stock of Jewelry and Fancy Good.
ever brought into this town. Some old soul
bachelor, or green one, might ask wha
that had to do with getting wife-at
me Young man, did you ever buy on,
of those beautiful Breast Pins, and ap
proach near enough your beloved to attacl
it to portion of her garment, just allow
the heart, and observe the effect, or plac,
upon one Of her fingers one of those splen
did cold rings-yes COLI, none of the Ger
man iron rings washed with poor brass
Try it old bachelor Try it young man
And in a short time after that, convinc,
the the most timid maiden that you hav,
visible subsist ence for two, and depent
upon it she is yours
"A Distressing Cough couses tn
friends Of the sufferer as much pain as tn
sufferer himself DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry will certainly cure cough.
cold, arrest consumption, ard that speedily
When did it ever fail?
NIB. We observe that the Comet has
gone out, and SO has most of Clays Dres
Goods, but he has more comming.
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~. "a suort time, bringcn tue nioushiy p,r.J
Win sgulsrity.
f"ch bottle, price one dollar Uears the Govern
~! 'tamp OF Great Britain, to prevent esulter-
H. i-
{ rioS.-These Pills should not be tax On tv
re- ''as during the first three montts Of prev,spei.
- ia ave sure to bring on miscarriage, but ct
rv her time they are safe.
M nll cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affection.
Pnri IN the Back, Fatigue on slight exertion. Pal
Hi'Mion OF the Heart, Histories and Whites these
rus VII ehsct cure when all other means have
c"r'ain iron, calotne anthony or anything hurt.
"l' directions accompanyeach package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Csnsas
JOB MOSES,
(Late !. q. Baldwin Il CoN
Rochester, NY
III % and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized agent, will insure bottle of he
Pills by return Of mai.
For sale bv W =. Russell Middlohu,y. 10
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Vermont Legislature.

During the first week little business was
introduced but that Immediately connected
with the organization. On Saturday the
Committees were elected by the Senate as
follows
On Finance-Mr. Everts, Chairman,
Poland, Bartholomew.
Judiciary.-Mr. Chittenden, Chair
man, French, of Windsor, Stark.
On C{GimS.-Mr. Wilson, Chairman,
Mason, French, of Essex.
On Education.-Mr Clark, Chair.
man, Wead, Nash.
On Agyiculture.-Mr, Sanford, Chair.
man, Rumsey, Wilder.
On ManufactureS.--Mr. Harris,
Chairman, Chadwick, Raymond.
On Electaons.-Mr. Raymond, Chair.
man, Billings, Wilder.
On Military Afaays.-Mr. Gleed,
Chairman, Bill, French, of Essex,
On Roads.-Mr Butler. Chairman,
Davis, Chittenden.
On BankS.-Mr. Smith, Chairman,
Hatch, Davis
On Land La3es. --Mr. Wead, Chair
man, Phelps, Billings.
General Conmattee.-Mr. Nicholson,
Chairman, Worthington, Tuttle.
The chair announced as committees -
On Rules.-Mr Gleed, Chairman,
Bill, Putnam.
On Joint Rules.-Mr. Nash, Chair
man, Wilson.
On Pri'ating.-Mr. Hatch, Chairman,
Poland, Chadwick.
Committee 10 Canvass Votes for
Members Of Congress.
Bennington County, Senator, Stark,
Windham, Harris.
Rutland Eyerts,
Windsor, Raymond,
Addison, Nash,
Orange, Bartholomew,
Chittenden, Tuttle,
Washington, Putnam,
Caledonia, Chadwick,
Franklin, Smith,
Orleans, Worthington,
Essex, French,
Lamoille, Gleed,
Grand Isle, Phelps,
Committee 10 CanUasS Votes fo7
County offers,
Bennington County, Senator Billings,
Windham, Clarke,
Rutland, Rumsey,
Windsor, Wilder,
Addison, Nash,
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A N EW YLE

OF COOKING STOVE.-Ths subscribsr ha.
Stoves suitable for parlors, stores, school houses,
shops, &c, Of the latest and best patterns nat
can be found in any of the Stove mark sts-s new
and improved Cook Stove different from sny ever
before seen in this place, which be will sell on
terms equally, if not more favorable than can Be
had at any place in Vermont. Also variety Of
Wares of Tin, Copper, Brass and Iron, of ths
best stock and workmanship, of the kinda b .hss
long been in the habit of keeping, and can con
tidently assure those in want Of anything Ia this
line, that they will find 1t for thor interest 70
call and examine for themselves before purchas-
ing elsewhere A. WILCOX
Middlebury, Oct. 6, 1858. aS;u
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NEW BOOKS.

Agnes, by the author Of Ida May, Lay Ser.
mons, BY T. s. Arthur, Spurgeon's Gems, STORY
Of the Telegraph, Laying of the Telegrnphic Ca
BILE, Atlantic Telegraph Charts, Magician's Own
by Lola Montez, Belle Of Washington by Ma
NJ P: Lasells, A Woman's Thoughts about We.
men.by the author Of John Halifax L fe Thoughts
by H. W. Beecher, Christian Life, by Peter
Bayne, Handy Book Of Property Law, Father
Hensons Story, The Two Sisters by Mrs. South
worth, Poor Fellow, and large variety Of
School and Miscellaneous Books, for sale by
A. II. COPELAND
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III Ed.

la this village, On ths Sd of October of Lima
Fever, CHARLES 1IsSrY, aged Sc yeur.
In this village on the 10Th inst. Mr. sANIrI
POND, formerly Of Addison, aged IS wears
" Within this sober realm Of leafe-s trees
The russell year inhaled the dreamy Dir,
Like some tired reaper in his hour. Of ease,
When all the trees ire lying brown and bare
He had known sorrow. He wax ed with her.
Oft supped and broke with h the ashen crust.
And in the dead leaves still he heard the stir
o. her black mantle trailing in the duet.
At last the thread was snapped; his head was
how'd,
Life dropped the dstaff through his hands sereIy.
Aud loving neghbors sm0 otLed his careful
shroud
While Death, not Winter closed the Autumn
Scene"
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tlatburg GGolsttr.
III | D d L l. d U r Y
WEDN ESDAY, OCT. ~, 1858.


renee Of Il street fight, where such things
are not Of frequent occurrence, nine per-
sons in ten within hearing distance, if not
imperativcIy engaged, will be attracted TO
IT and will almost certainly have their
sympathleS more or less interested for one
ct the parties And as the affair becomes
one OF greater magnitude it commands
more attention. During the past week
an affair Of this kind has transpired which
Is one OF great importance, il we Judge
OF it by the interest taken throughout the
country. We shall assume that all our
readers have in some way heard rumors
OF the great fight that was to be had be-
tween Morrisey and Heenan, and some
have found in the daiies the details of the
disgusting, shameful affair. We further
assume that those who are not thus posted
and have an itching desire to know "what
has caused this great commotion, and the
result--that is, we fear our readers are
not much better than people in general
we wish we could do ourself and them a
better compliment IT. however, we must
crafty this depraved appetite we will do
it with great brevity.
The combatants met on barren island
in Lake Erie on the Goth inst, together
with as great crowd of villainy as ever
congregated, and fought eleven rounds.
1t was generally expected that Norrisey
would gain an easy victory over Heenan !;
but not so. lie was about as thoroughly
punished as he could be and live. Heenan
showing himself the better man in every
respect except endurance. Morrisey was
pounded to a Jelly, while Heenan was
comparatively uninjured. Both however,
were exhausted to the last degree and
Heenan was finally unable to come TO the
scratch, and his opponent was declared
victor.
We should have been trihe better sat-
isfed if both had been put beyond fight.
ing again, but shall not mourn over the
result. Morrisey it is understood has
found some of his ferocity pounded out of
him, and has decided to retire from the
ring. What human nature Heenan had,
we fear is not improved, as it is under
stood that he is eager for another encoun-
ter.
1t is gratifying that public sentiment
and police vigilance are such that affairs
of this kind cannot conveniently trans
pire on this part of our territory, while it
is humiliating that there is such abundant
evidence of a prevailing morbid appetite
which can be Toasted by such narratives
as the daily papers think it necessary to
serve up. A bare glimpse Of the monster
might excite wholesome disgust, but to
familiarize the public mind with such ex-
hibitions can but be demoralizing in the
extreme. If such brutal specimens of hu-
manity will indulge in this manner let
them be driven into solitude, and let no
well wisher of society help to bring their
exploits into notice. But so long as prize
fighters are lionized by the press, that kind
of royal beast will flourish, and humanity
will continue to be disgraced in the this
way,
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Dr. Wistar's Balsam of WildCherry

Where the above preparation is known, it 10 SO
well established as an infallible Remedy for the
cure OF Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness,
Bronchitis, Splitting ot Blood, Pam in the Breast,
Group Whooping Cough, and every form Of Pull
monary Compliant, that it were work Of supe-
rerogation to speak OF its merits.
Discovered by a well known physician more
than twenty years since, 1t has by the wonderful
cures it has effected been constantly appreciating
in public favor, until its use and its reputation
Ne alike universal and it is now known and
cherished by all land their name is legion ~
who have been restored to health by its use the
Grea. Remedy for all the diseases which it pro-
fesses TO cure.
Sir James Clark, physician to Queen Victoria,
has given 1t as his opinion that
CONSUMPTION CAN BIZ cvkKp!
The whole history Of this Medicine fully con-
firms the opinion of that eminent man. Thou
sands can testify aud have testified, that when all
other remedies had failed, this has completely
cured; that:whsn the sufferer had well nigh de-
SPARED, this has afforded immediate relief; that
when the physician had pronounced the disease
incurabe, this has removed it entirely
The virtues Of this Balsam are alike applicable
to cure a slight Cold or q Cbafrmsd Consumption
and its power as a safe, certain, speedy, pleasant
and effectual remedy cannot be equalled.
s. W. FowLk l. Co., Proprietors, Boston. For
sale by their agents everywhere, and by W. P,
Russell, MiddlsLury; Roscoe & Washburn,. New
Havsn; B. +. Haskell & Son. Cornwall. 9;
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The middle aged lady who has moi

The middle aged lady. who has not
lost all her taste for dress-the maiden
lady who has not lost all her hope Of cap
tivating some heart, and the young miss
just stepping on to the stage of life to play
her part OF the matrimonial drama, after
being so hastily adorned at Clay's Empori-
um of Fashion, will find at the next door
on the same floor HOlton will put on the
finishing touch, in the line of rich orna-
ments.
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DR.. JORDON,
Ger man Physi q n

Treats chronic disease in all forms, by an ex-
animation Of the urine thist passed in the morn
ing,) with the name and age OF the patient.
A practice of over five years In Vermont dem
onstrates success seldom ob.a,ned "a chronic DIS
sasss.-Ofice, opposite Town Hall, Brandon, VT.
n. b. DR.. win be in Rochester, VI (Fles'
Hotelj the last Saturday in eaci month, com
meueing May ~. LIFT
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Missionary Convention at Middle
hnru

A convention OF the friends Of Missions in Ad-
Olson County will be held IN the Congregational
Church, at Mddebury, on Monday evening, No
vember Isl, and during the Tuesday and Wednes
day following. Some of the Secretaries and re-
turned Missionaries Of the A. b. C. F. N. are ex-
pscted to take part in the meetings, Pastors,
members and attendants of all the christian
churches in the vicinity are aectionately invited
TO ue present, and those who may come from ad-
joining towns will be Hospitality entertained.
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The MISSIONARY CONVENTION AT MID
DLEBURY.-It is earnestly hoped that all
the churches in the vicinity will be deeply
interested in this convention and largely
represented. Rev. DIR. Treat, Rev. Messrs.
Pettengill and Warren, Secretaries hev.
Messrs. Thompson, of Syria. and Parsons
of Armenia, have engaged to be present.
The meeting will begin with Sermon on
Monday evening, Nov. LIST, and continue
through the Tuesday and Wednesday fol-
lowing.
The Rutland and Burlington Railroad
promises return checks free to those who
may come in the cars. Hospitality may
be secured at the store of Dea. Jason Da-
v.nport. j. I. HYDE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dental Notice.

DR.. HARRIS will he absent IRON home abou,
ten days, from the 9Th NOv.-on u Professions
visit to Bristol Rooms at the Bristol House.
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READ READ
Coat $4,000. Offered for g1son loo. usf

The valuable property Of the subscriber 10 now
offered for the small sum Of fifteen hundred dol
lars, with the exception of the small house ana
and lot. Also | will leave on the prenisss afty
dollars worth Of good property free of chsres
See printed circulars for full description of he
same. SIDNEY GOODV
October IS. %:
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The Atlantic Telegraph Company
have sold their lead mines in Newfound-
and for 100000.
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L L I 7 1 Il )
PATENT.

Prepared iron. rsseriPlioR Of Sir J, Clarke M
d., PhysieiGa Extraordinary the QassH.
This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the
cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases
to which the female constitution is subject. Il
modsrates all excess, removes all distractions,
and speedy cure may be relied on.
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Devlne'sCompound PitchLogenges
Warranted TO cure Coughs COlds, Rhoopins
Cbagh Bronchitis, Group, Asthma, aad C0sss1lp-
tsoR.
0rSold by Druggists and Merchants gener-
ally throughout tbs country; also by the manu-
facturers No. 4 Wilson Lane. Boston, Mass AZ
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Best Blood Beets.
NJ. ID. Branch,
Best Carrots.
r. A. Brown.
Best Turnips
h. A. Brown,
On Peaches.
LIST, C. H. Conkey,
On Honey.
1st. 6. N. Warren,
On Seed Corn.
LIST, David Hopkins,
I'd j. O. Raymond,
Sd, j. W. Roynton.
Greatest Variety of Corn
1st, M. S. Abel,
On 20 Varieties of Beans
Let, Chas. f. Branch,
Citrons.
1st, G. II. Conkey,
Potatoes.
LIST, j. o. Raymond,
ID, q. 5. Branch,
Sd, Henry Rust,
On Butter
lst, james b. Cook,
I'd, Pixley Bush,
I'd, L. d. Rust,
On Cheese.
1st, s. n. Warren,
I'd, do. do.
Sd, Pixley Bush,
On Pears.
list, d. S. Young,
I'd. J. .. Raymond,
On greatest Variety of Apples.
~, j. o. Raymond, % kinds,
G. II. Conkey, % kinds,
M. d. Branch,
On Best Fall Apples
i, G. II. Conkey,
On Best Winter Apples,
d. s. Young,
49, Y. II. Conkey,
80, j. o. Raymond,
On Grapes.
LIST, }. .. Raymond,
I'd, ID. W. Clark.
California Cucumber.
.. F. Branch,
Squashes.
lst, Erastus Phelps,
I'd, M. ID. Branch,
Sd, Henry Lewis,
Onions,
LIST, r. A. Brown,
I'd, NJ ID. Branch,
Pumpkins.
1st, Henry Lewis,
I'd, M. S. Abel,
Mechanical Work.
est OK Yoke, M. d. Branch,
Z Bows, Geo. S Rogers.
xe Helves, Geo. $. Rogers.
est Sewed Fine Boots, j. Stedman,
do Pegged, do j. Stedman,
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
Embroidered Work,
lst. Miss M. +. Boynton,
I'd Miss Henry Turrlll,
Sd, Miss M. K. Boynton,
Collars.
LIST, Mrs. j. w, Boynton,
I'd, Miss Mary E. Boynton,
Sd, Miss Susannah Long,
Lamp Mats.
LIST, Miss M. E. Boynton,
I'd. Mrs. Henry Turrill,
Sd, Miss NJ. A. Booth,
Bed Quilts.
LIST, Mrs. Erastus Phelps,
I'd, Mrs. Mary Rust,
Bed Spreads.
lst, Mrs David Hopkins,
I'd, Mrs. Wait Branch,
Tidys.
LIST, Miss Martha Griswold,
ID, Mrs. J, W. Boynton,
Bonnets.
lst, Il I'd, Miss E. NJ. Burt,
Embroidered Skirt.
lst, Miss Susannah Long,
Best Crochet Mittens.
list, Miss Nj. Il. Boynton,
Wooden Stockings.
lst. h I'd, Mrs. Minerva Tenney.
Lamb Skin Gloves 4 Mittens,
Mrs. Frederick Walker.
Best Knit Scarf.
Miss Cynthia Smith,
Under Sleeves.
lst, Miss NJ. Il. Boynton,
ID, Miss Susannah Long,
Oil Paintings.
list, Miss Mary A. Gale,
I'd Miss Emma p. Austin,
Crayons.
list, Miss M. A. Gale,
IA Mrs. Erastus Phelps,
Penciling.
hiss NJ, A. Gale.
Monochromatic.
Mrs. Henry Rust,
Best Wax Flowers.
Hiss M. A. Gale.
Box of German Asters.
Mrs. J. W. Boynton,
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A GOOD ASSORTMENT --s
Of Broad Cloths and Cassimeres, at - .
CHAPMAN & BARBOVB'S.-
MEMS, YOUTHS q BOYS,

Calf and Kip Boots, Ladies and Nissst CLOTH
and Kid Boots and Shoes ais Gents aud Ladies
Rubbers, for sale at low figures by
CHAPMAN 4 BARBOUR
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MEDICINES.

There is not, within thirty miles Of Mid
dlsbury, any place where 50 large q variety, SO
good quality, SO reasonable prices, and 20 good
competent dispensers can be found, as AZ TIE
store of
Oct. L. Il. A. SHELDON.
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PLAIN AND PLAID

Msrinoes, Lyoneses, Delsines, Vsleneiss, Plain,
and Fancy Dress Silks, Ribbons, Trimmings, :
Gloves, Hosiery, Hoods, Msntila and square
Shawls,-s great variety. and very cheap al 49,
CHAPMAN & BARB0URS
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GROCERIES
As cheap rs ever, at -
Oct. al, 1858, CHAPMAN x BARBOUR'S.
NOTICE.

Came into my enclosure on the goth inst,
grey Mare Colt and light bay Horse Coli, sup
posed to be three year olds, The owner Of said
colts will call, settle and take them away.
q. C. RICH
Shoreham, Oct. 2b, 1865. 2s;sw
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THE GREAT ENGLISH RKMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED
br ROYAL
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New Teas
Buffalo Robea

OK CHESTS CHOICE FRESH TEAS,
SC For sale at VALLEFTE'SF-T-
October
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No. / Ssasonabls Robes for sale BY
October. h. tALLkTTl
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Old Govt Java Coffee.
10 BAGS PRIME OLD COFFEE
i q For sale by E. VALLETTR.
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BUTTER WANTED.

The undersigned will pay one half CASH ~
one half in Goods at cash prices, for frat quail
ty packed Butter. :.