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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27

rATTAWISSA i.-Th. sub
" scrIber, proprietor Of the Nursery at L!nnran ii;ll.
near Washington. b. C., having originally ~!ntroducr': 'his
nnr new variety Of fall or rver.hearInz Raspberry. which
has given sush general satisfaction, (part!:uisrly in the
southern States Inform. the public that he continues 20
raise 4 supply Of plants Of this and many other S"''' o.
small fruits, for sslr.
4 Circular containing a full description OF Ibis frsi'. saa
a priced liz. Of others will h. furnished On apIliea""n
through the post-ofice, and packages OF plants ehre,unS
put up, VIII be forwarded By express. on rreeipt 81 "r'@'s'
~ JOSHUA PIERCE
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.c!"oHD CATTLE MARKET, MARCH 2ith. 1860.
y -lh-i= urr- lSa bead Or cattle sold al :he scales
~ p'.ces rsng,ar from ~ 2; 10 49,. A few eH-
= e! ,a>a suppl, heavy !"' The Gensud, wish n
fec. "a I-clim- IA ,;!cc. especially Tor extra quality.
-~sGIIly hrlns sfrn'-r ii.-;' !ctEaia. caused prices
.as. W. qae:e - So" ~ 3 81 sros,f for good quail.
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80; S3EENT'S.

-~-~@->-~-~ -"
ne, r:.r.;T:sT.
'', -. co.. -. LEs.xks AHD M.SAolks
.,, re. -. ! Ford. I. L. MoAi-y.)
'~',Npln HisAMhs GS NE SAME EVENING
~ ",*N'*G &"-::. 2.;,., will be performed thu
""kIN, OF rELCs!uH.
.s.,-,,,.. -. ......pfCLtsIr1
it.u"- ~Th tie l~,-,rau.
nnt C.E:i: pE EAZaS.
Ill p">iEiVELT CLOSE
It>'Ai, NtE,i =. r,p. M.,.:
N&cN.lEi.h H..Li.
AN HOVE -. HAsnIx.IuS
tt5'r IrL w..
-. .k"s>irEg t NITS,,1.
~ - -Y-:.
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@- nAKKY,s TnICOPHEKOUs i. the

sr S'S TtkICOPiEkOCS is the
hes, and cheapest article fur dressing, bsautiSing, cleans
Ing, curling, preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies, try
It. Sod by all Druggists and Perfumers.
March IL, ls39-d6m
~SPECiAL SOTlCE.-Ai those In want OF
49, SMALL STENCIL FOR MARklNG CLoTH-
lN", are requested 10 send In Their orders at once. as we
are very ANXIOUS to accommodate them III prices from 80
cents TO 3l.5u. Srud 10y your frieudS or your commission
nerchants-iu fact. 10y auy body, 80 We get your urders.-
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Also, every description of PLAIN AND FANCY bRAHDS
made to order, aud y good supply OF Branding Brushes,
Hotel Checks, &c, always on hand.
4 T. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter, +.
Corner Of l3t!I aud Cary streets. under Tobacco
March Il Exchange. Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27

SPRIN G, 8 0!
&c THAW,
NC. lis, BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
WIFE have received our new SPRING STOCK Of re
failing
DRY GOODS.
We are prepared 70 exhibit n handsome variety OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Including
MOURNING GOODS
or every description.
Our stock mi, .rasoa Mill present Increased attractions
every department.
We solicit . cal when yra are making your purchases
J. =. WORDS.
March n wv s TIlAW.
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VIRGINIA FHIsr1LiZE -,

S. McGRUDER'S SONS
PHOSPHoP TIi.y GC.ANO
NJ otter or sale, pho,php Peruvian tuauo, nanufac
w tcrea by ourselves AMI ~arriui-d 10 coata i. ei b
pc. ceos. OF Ammonia, and 'or:?.i". q t',s per csnL o
priee, $50 cash, per ton o: 901r y,orna,.
HAVING been Tor many years. lsrs.ly .uyaS.a In III,
unano ifa9e, and carefully ohssrved AMI hsd rspo ted u
VI. oy reliable, practical farmers. The result o: .xpe imeut.
with nearly every variety OF Gaanns, crahlcs Us 20 { ,ruisf
fertili1sr, which We with srrc: crilhir;,r-, rccomn- u. Al,
believe 10 be much cheaper taao the Peruvian WI u use,
alone.
The Ingredients In this prepara.lon, are the ' nv hr..
Peruvian and Phosphate GuHnoE, selected " ~ gre,
care, and By rigid analysis. ground to 4 Very Eu powder
and thoroughly aud Intimately mixed.
For tobacco, oats and corn, We do not :h.nk this + .r.il:zri
can DO excrlled; and Its beneficial effects, IN In" upruy,
ueut OF the land is unquertlonabls.
We shall, also, keep constantly Oh hand, u 50 ply o!
Playground BONE DUST.
Feb 9iNeoisu 8. McGRCDER's o y Richm ~
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,c Captain Vincent Witcher and
Others.

49,. "a, March .3-caP' 'ineeat "i'ehe7. Ad'
So, ,:ai;r aai SAMUEL swanson. tried f"s
" -. ceusur.. in Franklin county, Vs., we're
&. ,ya.y evening last.
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pHoY. O.. }. WOOD: Dear Sir-llavinS had the m!sf"r'
tune to lose the hes, portion Of my hair. from the effect, nj
the yellow fever, In New Urlsans, in lsji, ] was induced L.
make q trial Of your preparation and found !. Ia answer -,
the very thing needed. My hair is nos t'ics and glossy,
and NJ words can express my obligations u sou in givins
to the afflicted such Z treasurc. FINLEY JOHNSON.
The Restorative Is in bottles Of thrre sizes, viz: large, me
d!um and small: the small holds half n pint. and retail: TOR
ue dollar per bottle; the medium holds a. least t~rn'y PER
cent. more In proportion than the small, reia!s for two dol
lars per bottle: the large holds u qu.::, !crty Pc. cent
more In proportion, and retah' for 81.
O.. J, WOOD 4 CO., proprletors, tt Broadway, New
York, and ia Market g., 81. Louis. Mo.
And .old By all good Druggists and Fancy G"o1s Deal
y. March ih-d5 w3n
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REMOVAL.
Az beg leave TO inform our friend, And the public sen.
orally, that We have removed 10 our NEW lROS
FRONT STORE on Governor strer;, between Main and
fEauslIn, where We have largely Increased facilities Tor
manufacturing all articles In our line. AND VIII De anls 70
.hov the largest aal most complete assortment OF sIUS ~
RANGES, FURNACES, BRITANNIA, PLATED, JtpdH-
SED AND PLAIN TIN WAKE 10 he found In any houst'
.;,h.- North or South. We have sl.0 a magnificent as5ort
rucul Of Gas FIXTURES Df all kinds, and shsii Gnn4Hu1e
=" carry ON the PLUMBING, GAS aSD STEAM f!lltHo,
TIN AND PATENT KU0FtSG branchr3 o. u as,
.,i,h I,r,rlr increased force and facilities, assuring oui
rr.,ou,rr. that ". have so sys;emstiied our business 'h1'
all order, will he promptly s!tendedto 10.
=" r",.-,;, onr x;nccr. thanks for the very liberal pat'on'
hs',nw. 4 unoo d for many years past, We hope TO re-
-. continuance O! the .aue In our new store.
e-'e CHAS D.. YALE 4 co.
-I-por,ahle Ga, Work, pu, up In town or country.
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A.narh IsuIlor
x,r,hcrn .Markets.

go, ~ -Tn- rnrnor thu, 4. l.. Stewart
.,y,. 4, u1!sGa4fh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27

- sH~S
Relief and Health 20 your fHiahiS.
u. h,v. nh, ND and sold - this article for over CT
vcsrs and CIV SAY. IN Conf = DxScg ASD TRUTH oft wkn'
20 have never been able to > say Of any other me'lcr
NEVER HAS IT FAILED, y IN I SINGLE INSTANCE
To yrFECT A CURE, when Z. timely used. Never did VI
tnov an Ins,ance OF dlssatis - faction by AMI one yho useG
/. On the contrary, all are W delighted Win rs ofer2
lions, and speak In terms OF highest concentration :"
its magical effects and med! =. cal virtues. We speak IL
hi, matter "wHIT VIZ no " Es0w," after ten years G.
n.rIence. and pledge our re Z putatlcn for the ~f1lHInen
nf What we here declare. In almost every iasihnt,
where :he infant Is suffering r. from pain and exhaustion
relief will be found In aftecn = or twenty minutes uft"I
This valuable preparation : IL me prescriptions Of enc "
The mos, EXPERIENCED = snd SkILLPCL NURSE. IL
Nrv England. and has been r used with SETEK ptiLiSt
Iuccyss In THOUSANDS OF CASES.
I, no, only relieve. the child from pain, bat IL Ti.c
ratts the .tomach and bow y, els, corrects ac!hity, ans
gives tone and pnergy 10 the > whole system. ~ Sii ~
most instantly relieve GRIP v INC IN fllEGo" ELS AL
! WIND collie, and over , come conrulsions, which
II not speedily renedled, end in death. "ebeicTr' In
nrsr Isp ,CHEsT gsAEpr ~ - THE WORLD, 10 all cases o
DvsESTERY AMI DIAE T. RlIiEA IN CHILDREN
whether 1, arise, from teeth Z Ing or from any other cause
we would say 10 every mo - tler VINO has u child sui r
inc from eny OF the foregoing = complaints, DO SOT LET Yrul
ppeJrptcrs' NOR THE pKUU v DICE o. OTHERS, stand he
! tv..n your sufrring chill md the relief tina, will b.
sTREEre.. ABSOLUTELY SGRE-:o follow the use G
thi, medicine II timely used. q Full dirsctions FOR n'!n
will accompany each bottle. y Soa- genuine nniess u
fac s!nIle OF CURTIS 4 PER kTNs, S-S York. J. on III
outside wrapper.
70 Price, OILY IS cents per bottle.
~ Sold by Druggists thu oughout t"e .or:J pr:n'tld
OcSce. No. IL Cedar street. New fnrk. MAY III -'"I"
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Enough IN cash 10 dc'ray cApenses Of sale balance nj I,
Il and IS months, for negotiable Ip:es, Interest added. "a.
tisfacturIly endorsed, and title retained until all the iiur.
chase money shall be fully pad. The taxes for l,5V to be
paid bv III. pu ciIi.-rs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27

IN TORE y TO ARRIVE, 3,wm tidss
L good stomp suI damaged Leather, and the hest hrnnoi
Of French Caifskins, which ] Will sell 10" for cash or 500!
paper.
+,ou1 pair, city made BEogues, for CASH only.
Semi, ls-ctf No. 1872 Cary at.
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nY PJLLINM d bI2IIs, IICTS.
"a Ii;3CTOTS DAVIS, Al

~" ~ "cS
~ SEGROES.-Thi, day, \; - o'clock, will be
~ sold 80 rselJ sls-ei.
HECTOR nLrIs. Auc,.
m ELNBOLD'S EXTRACT KU.
IL liELMBOLDS EXTRACT BtCIIC,
lIELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BCCfu,
lfELMB0LD's EXTRACT BCClIU,
The Grea, D!ur-tic, THE ir-h, Diuret!c,
Tn. Great uiurrlic, The Grea Diurrtic,
The Great D:uretic, TIL. Great n!urrt!c,
4 positive and specific remedy for dsea'.: Of ire
Bladder, Kidneys. G!arsi, preI'J,
BLADDER, Kidneys, Gravel, Dfoisy,
Bladder, KhIn.ya, Gravel. Droi"y,
AND ALL UISEASEs OF THE
Sexual Organs, sexual Organs, Sexua! Ursaa.'
Sexual Organs. Sexual Ot2ans, sexual usn"'
Sexual Orsana, sexual organs. SEXUAL "sah',
arising from excuses, early InGisc!c!ion. exposures Eng
i1prcdsrce., and removing ali imptope- di'ehsise',
whether Existing IL
MALE OK FEMALE MALE OR pEMALR.
MALI nj, rIMALE, IAf.E OK fEMALH,
WaIE Oh FEMALE, MALE OR FEMALE.
From Sl.;eyer cause they may have originated, ali 20
matte! Of
How Long Standing, How Long Standing,
low Long Standing. How Lang S,auting,
nELMBOLDs EXTRACT BCCiC!
j. pleasant in lis taste and odor,
And immediate In Il. action.
(, you are suffering with any OF the above cistr rs,ipr
ailments,
PROCURE TIE REMEDY AT ONCE,
PROCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE,
ELMBoLD' EXTRACT BCCHC.
As 3 medicine which must benef, every body. from I! q s!n-
NJ EQUAL Is TO BE FOUND,
40 EQUAL Is TO Be FOUND.
Pic. Il per bottle. or for ~; delivered 10 any aGd.es.
FISHER 4 WINSTON, Druggists,
No. Us Main street. Richmond,
Jan T-5n Wholesale Ayr.a.
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~ Or[CE.-The undersigned have associated 'hetu
~ selves In the practice Of Medicine aud SuTstry.-
Office OH Governor Street, At the residence Of Or. Conway
JAMES II. CONWAY, u. u.
March lo-lm. PETER Lyons, NJ. D.
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yrXs 81 TELEGRAPH,
=. 81. .E:l1 Street. H:chfn'"d' -
COS III: RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,.S;xlh CongreHs-rtrsl W,r,b "

,iri,-SiA'h W.sutSornN, March 20
"a, r.,-,nb hill. the biil to suppl!
-'st l"', w., ,Sr Con,u,sr aud diplomatic bills,
- ''i' , isS the "' j,lnt resolution for the relief Of The
.,;''s, ,.,, introduced i bill to ensble the cfi-
=, ,oc.rry sieve, into kAnsas, witch " :
. ...,la', III was posed i'osi"s 10 i -. . ~. I.w VI v,
~ 70 -. cN-r,I to Instruct the CoinInit.
. A"s.-y l.. report n bill !nlerdic,lng slavery
.c !a't'Nt! ,.r |, created much ln,rro't and
ys'e'' 10 noe. l,6. This deficiency aud other
AZ. were reported frvm the Cowmittee OF
u,ttS.
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Petersburg, Virgins.
Who will, st any time. furnish all o-ce,,ary iuIoru H,;o1
lr regard 20 The PROPERTY, either in person or " letter.
Dec UD-uSctui
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DEATHS.

Wis, aged 81.
In ~Dgmmersion, Nov. II, Of paralytic shock, Mr.. AUSTIN
URGENT, II.
In N%orthhcld, Mass, Dec 81, Of typhoid fever, Mrs. PA.
THENCE MARIA, wife " Joseph y. Cobb, formerly of Gull
forl, aged so years, 3 months, u days.
In Townshcnd, Nov. 18th, Mrs. ABIGAIL Forbes. rciict
OF the late Moses Forbes, Esq, aged 81. Printers in Mass.
please copy.
aged 6l years
In Wilmington, Dec. 10, Mrs. LCClNA, wife Of Mr.. JoIN
PATCh' aged 81. Devoted to her family, respected by her
acquaintanccs, and lamentcd by all.
AZ Hanover Furnace, n. j., Ice. 10, LYDIA HOLMES
BISHOP, wife OF Samuel II. Jones, Esq, aud eldest daughter
OF the lnte Nathaniel II. Bishop, Of Mclnrl, Mass.
In Royalt m, Dec. 6,of Group, DWARD DUNBAR, infant
son of Dudley q. and Eunicc b. Dcnison, aged 10 months
aud 8 days.
In Butler, ILL.,, Nov. 9th, Of dropsy, Cant. TIMOTHY
DONT, formerly Of Gilsum, aged $751; printers in VI NY. and
Mich. please copy.
In Winchester, N. II, Dec. 1ith EDWIN aged . years
and 5 months. Dec. 18th, WILLIE s., aged / year and IL
months, children Of George and Eunice Stutson.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-12-29
SOMETHING NEW, SOMETHINGNOVEL,
AND SOMETHING USEFUL FOR ALL.
is THE =
PATENT BREAST LANTERN.
THIS LANTERN is so ARRANGED AS

THIS LANTERN Is so ARRANGED AS
Il to hc readily attached In a breast Plate or Shield, fitted
To the person and secured in its place by an elastic strap
passing over the shoulder. The breast-plate serves ms a sup
port for the Lantern, as Il protection to ihe dress, and II re-
Hector for the light. The Lantern Is easily attached to the
breast-plate with u hook, and when detached from it, makes
the best Hand Lantern now in use.
For the use OF Conductors Of railway trains, Expressmen.
Flremen, Farmers, Ilostlers,-and in fact for all uses for
which n Lantern is employed, 1t will be found to be Of the
greatest utility.
For Skating Parties il is mithOut a RiuaI, as It leaves
the skater entirely free and -untrammeled, and keeps the light
always in the right place.
For Physicians and Others who have occasion to ride or
drive in the night 1t has no superior, AS 1t throws the light
some distance in advance of the horse, enabling the person
driving to see his way clearly, and leaving his hands free to
attend to whip and reins.
For Farmers this Lantern is invaluable, for with it all the
labor about the barn including milking can he done as readi-
ly as by daylight. In short no person that has any use for n
Lantern can afford to be without one.
The great sale which this Lantern is now having in this vi
cinity and the universal satisfaction which 1t gives are sure
guarantees of its worth.
Sold in Brattleboro, by NJ. II. A DOORN.
Agents wanted to sell this Lantern In every town and coun-
ty in this State. Town, County and State Rights for sale on
I rms so reasonable that n live man cannot help but make a
frtune.
Come one and all who wish to engage in n sure qnd profit
able business. For particulars call On NJ. 4. A DOORN,
or address "Agent, Box No. 221, Brattleboro Post onice.n =
Dec. l3.-4w50 .
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MARRIAGES.

In this village, Dc q, at the nrattleboro House, by Rev.
NJ. Carpenter, MIR. EDWARD EVERETT FLETCHER of
Burlington, aud Miss WEALTHY A.. NUTTING Of this town.
In this village, DEC 2bth, 10y Rev. Edward Smiley, HENRY
W. sihONDs and Mics W CY s., daughter of James II.
E%stcrhrouk, all Of this p'nc'.
In Wilmington, lyc Bah, by HSv. Mr.. Ballou, Mr.. u. 4.
HALL and Miss ILLl.H > lLAGU, both Of Wilmington.
In Kccnc, N. II, Dec. H., Mr.. ELBRfpGE u,TAFT and
Miss MARY l.. BAKER, both Of Nelson.
IN winchester, \. H., by Icv. o. Perkins, CHARLES Ell
Lls AMI Miss MARIA j. PERIIAM all Of W.
In Stamford, Dec 10, by Rev. II. Henry Giles. II W. MIL
LARD aud HELEN FULLER, both Of =.
IN North pownnl, Dec. Is, by Prof. Ilascom NJ Williams
,vhese, DANlhL BARBER aud JULIA ROW NELL.
Also at the same place, and by the same, MERRITT
THOMPSON and HARRIET. BROWNELL, an Of PnwnnI-
Of that town. "l'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-12-29

No medical preparation has ever been introduced to
the public, which has realized such marked success Ms
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer. Where tho Pain
Killer has been offered for sale during a long term of
years, and where its virtues are known and apprcciat-
ed. 1t will be sure to retain its cnyiablc popularity
and that its sale will continue to increase rs it finds its
way to new markets, no intelligent person can doubt.
The poeer Of medicine orcr Disease.-We know of
no better illustration of this fact than the wonderful
effects Of the Orygencted Biuers in eradicating from
the system Dyspepsia, and NIL functional diseases Of
the stomach, as well as restoring impaired digestion.
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nnECNER,s snrmoMs-

The Publishers Of the BOSTON TRAVELLER have made
an arrangement with Rev. Henry Uard Becch0, to publish
oteFy Saturday during the ensuing year, a Photographic Re-
port Of his Evening Discourse addressed to the congregation
ntllrse' These Sermons will be revised by Mr.. Bccchcr him.
sell, and p%nbiishod in no other paper. They will be publisli-
Cd In the Daily, Scmi-Weekiy and Wcctly Traveller.
Particular attention Is paid in the TRAVELLER to Eoreign
and Domestic Netcs, ship Ncrs, M1rkcts, and Stock safes.
The %proprietors arc determined, that while they furnish the
cheapest paper, it shall in no respect be inferior to the best
papers in the country.
The REVIEW or TIE WEEK., a summary Of all The news
NJ the week with a running commentary upon the most i'm
rortant events, by ono Of the best and most experienced
writer's in the country, is another feature peculiar to the
TRAVELLER, and adds greatly to its value.
We will furnish the paper on the following terms,
Dahy, Single Cory....... SO per year.
rive Sopies. ........S2O
semi-Weckly, Single Copy.S "
A Club of Ten. go. 500 "
Weekly, Single Cnry......$2
A Club Of Ten. $40 "
And One Copy to the gcttcr up Of the Club.
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET-Dcc. &c.

~(Reported FOR the Boston J0urnal)
Whole number Of Cattle at market sos, about 400 Reeves
and los stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows
and one. two and three years old.
PKIcts-Mdrket Bec(-EXtra, SO 50a 81 0O-lst quality
80 OO-2d quality, So %; Sd quality, 50 so; ordinary, 81 20
S~fores-Worklng ONen-S60 to $l20.
Cops and CdiUes-S25 a S62.
Yedriings-ST a 80. TlUO Years OId-slO a $l2.
Three Years Oid-SI4a S1T.
sheep and Lambs 1900 at market. Prices--in lots, 81 So
to 200 each Extra, 81 60 90 $4a SO 90 each; or from 3
to &c per III.
Hdes-6c per III. TdHop-6a6lc per lb.
car Skins-l0 a lie per Id. PeHs-Sl 90 each.
N. b. Beef extra and first quality includes nothing but Inc
best large, fat, stall fed oxen.
Second quality includes the best grass fd Oxen. the best
stall il Cows, and the best three year old Steers.
Ordinary consists Of Bulls.
~Sheep-Extra includes Corsets, and when those Of inferior
quality are thrown out.
There were 10 cars over the Eastern Railroad, 10 over the
Boston 4 Lowell, "a over the F~ntclburg.
REMAltkS There was a slight improvement IN the price
Of the best Beet, but the thin stock sold about the same. j
j. Cook SOLD four superior Kentucky steers to Frank Wood
bridge for about 81 10 per cwt. Sheep sold &c per head
higher than last week.
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For Coughs, or for any disease OF til
Brcnthing Orgnn. use j. r.. stanorl's Olive Tar AN

For Coughs, or for any diseases OF tho
Breathing Organs. use j. Il. Stanord's olive Tar and
Iron * Sulphur Powder which r advertised in this paper.
The owe Tar infuses Magnetism or Vitality, aliaying Mt once
any pain or oppression, and its great balsanic properties
heals soreness aud Inflammation. The Iron and sulphur
Powders being a soluble preparation unite with the digestive
food, and enter with it into the formation Of new Blood, the
Iror retaining the vital or life-giving forces in the Blood,
which in its circulation is d iGused through the entire system.
The combined Sulphur converts theawaste or worn out parti-
cles Of the blood into gases which are expelled from the body
through It's pores by the increased energy given to the Circu-
lation. 1t is these wastes or worn out sarticles Of blood that
forms Phegm and Tubercles, and ii is their acrd humor
which irritates and destroys the membranes of the Throat,
Bronchial Tubes, and Air Cells Of the Lungs Send for a
Pamphct.-lm4S
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-12-29
Blood Food
Blood Food
RIo0d EnOd /,

To all suffering from consumption, incipient or confirmed,
or from debility of any kind; or from ineItal or nervous pros
tration, brought on by any cause; or from scrotula complaintsi
or from diseases Of the kidneys or bladderi and to ladies suf-
fering any IT the many distressing complaints their sex are
liable to, and which engender consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
is offered as n certain and reliable remedy. Differing in
every particular from the patent medicines of the day, It is a
chemical combination of IRON, SULPHUR AND PHOS-
of very great worth, and many hun lrods bear
glad and grateful testimony to the benefits it has conferred
on them.
CHURCH & DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York, are the
sole Iroprictors of the article, and have in consequence Of n
fraud attempted upon the public, changed the color Of the
outside wrapper from Red to yellow, and increased the size Of
the bottle to s ounces. BE very cautious in buying to see that
the fac simile of their signature is on the outside Of the wrap
per, ms all others are counterfeit.
1. N. Thorn, Agent for irattleboro and vicinity.-ly43
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CTATE OF VERMONT The Hon. Probate

GTAIE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probate
- UcstmiHStcr, SIS. Court for said District.
IT, al persons interested in the Estate Of JOHN BENiIS,
late Of Westminster, deceased, Greeting.
You are hereby notified that thi. Court will decide upon
the allowance Of he account Of DANIEL BEAIlS, Admins
TRAITOR II sail Estate, and decree distribution Of said Estate
among ,he persons entitled thereto, and alsl make an assign.
meni out of the personal Estate Of said deceased Ia the widow
Of said deceased, at the session thereof to he held at the Office
4. S~TDDDAltD, in Town-leud, in said District, on the first
Wednesday NJ January, \. h. 136l. when and whore you may
b. heard ia the premises, IL you Sc TT.
BENZ. ". DEAN, Register.
Grafton, Dee 8, 1S6O.-jO
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nRYAN,s puLMnNIC WAEERs.

This extraordinary preparation has been for many years
tn most certain and speedy remedy for Coughs, Colds, Asth-
m' Bronchitis, Influenza, and Diseases Of the Chest and
Lungs. To those suffering from obstinate and confirmed
C,ughs, they give the most immediate aud perfect relief; and
wlrn great liability to take Cold exists, AMI II troublesome
Cough succeeds the slightest exposure, these Waters pro-
dui' the most marked results. They Mt once relieve the
Cough and other sym ptoms, and entirely remove that morbid
irrtahiliy aud weaEuessUf the Lungs which give rise to the
complaint. The medical properties are combined la an
agreeable form and pleasant to the taste, so that any child
will readily take them; aud they are warranted to give relief
In ten minutes after use In all cases.
Price 20 cents per box. For sale by all druggists. JOSEPH
CLARK, Agent, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.