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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-11-19

DIR. sPRAGuE would respectfully inform the
inhabitants Of Manchester and vicinity, who arc
suffering from Chronic DIsIAsr in any form, that
he intends TO hcep his WArER-C rUE open during
the winter for the treatment of patients. The
bathing rooms are furnished with stoves, and al.
Ways warm. Cold Hedhcr is favorable for a
speedy recovery IN many diseases which depend
on relaxed state Of the nervous System and Mus
cular Fibres; almost all Female complaints come
under this head, and cures are effected IN a short
er time in cold than IN warm weather Ladies
suffering from disease peculiar 10 their sex are in
yited 10 come and he cured without the use Of
Instruments, Supporters, Caustc or Drug Medi-
cine Of any kind.
MoTnERs. look to your reakty children, who
are complaining of Pain in their sides and back,
and see If they have got a curvature Of the Spine;
and il 50, know that they can be cured and made
straight at the Manchester Water-Curc
RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA Immediately dis
appear by the application Of the WARM ELIorRo-
CHEMICAL BARN, then why be confined TO the
houoS anu OSH ult NiHNSi anu SuhtE sum tLtf Nf-
aiing pain, when soIpleasan, remedy is within
your reach
All kinds Of Chronic disease arc treated as SUI
cessfully in Cold as in Warm weather at this Cure.
DR. SrRAGuE will examine and give his opn-
ion in all cases of chronic disease that may call up
on him for three months from the first Of Noyem-
Der 1861, Free Of Charge Many who are una
bic to pay the expense Of an attending Physician
can avail themselves ofthis chance and cure them
selves at home.
Patients will be visited and treated at their res
licences, if required, on reasonable terms.
All letters of inquiry or descriptive Of cases
will be strictly confidential. and cheerfully an
swcred. L. II, SPRAGUE, NJ. d.,
MANCHESTER VT
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fFicstis, yoar kintmen. 60 90 gther oljea
han % anlA~fslly 8lsrups sbr couis1leraey
a . quiet people. coniederacy established
by year own hsnas. 10 order - 81 up.
Nere i possible. an independent gpstn,-
racul under which you can never asr 10
poaoe, prosperity ~ quiciacss.
Cafolinians. Nc have eone smoag you
a. lfgAl men fally impressed si,Ii oof coa-
sii,assoDAl o1,i,gss,ons - he ciii1ens Il
your State. Those obligations shall De-
performed A. Car a % eur power. tsi BE-
no' aeccfcl, ii, Obligation x apQrtas,ng
afmel combinations asain.i tie oonsiiiu-
iioual authorities 5 paramount TO al oih-
err. II Ia tie performance u this dult
other but important obligations should BE-
any say neglected. the necessiiies II Tie
case because tie rights dependent on the
avs Of ,ise State must be necessarily sub
ordinate to military eAigencies caused by
in,urrec,ion and rebellion.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

WHOLASALE FNItFN.
Monday, November Is, 1851.
Coffee Rio--l5a Ice. Java--20 u.
Fiour.-$0 so a 81 90. Cora.--62 76c.
Oats.-39 40 Heg-$l3a SIG.
Butter.-Western-- 10 II &c per 10. Eastern
Ia 20c. Chees--5 &c.
Sugar -Cuba--7s 83c Porto Rico--74 a
SIC.
1allou.--9l 9lc. Hhiskey.--20 a 2lc per
gallon.
Wool. Domestic Flcece-b0 5sc Pulled
40 Soc
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IS Attest. 3. K. FOWLER. udss
EMPTY BARRELS AND BOXES.

200 Flour Barrels and others
30 Boxes, suitable for Craig.
Boxes Tin Lined.
% Champagne BasEsIg,
For ssis eleap. re NEED The rson thsy eocspy.
FoHIsox srnRE.
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A DI + 81
Armstrong; Washing Machine


VII make "~AsAins day" day not y aesh q
bs dreaded as rs ha-iei vefi,ag is i l,e
whes seek. The washing, IS de uss y tbs
haehiue, can IS dome d enc halribe tine rcgair-
Fl " iheold process ef rubbing sna poua5ins 2
4 chld twelve years q aso can operate ibis Ma
chine with ease, while The saving Il tie vesf q
clothes, in an ordinary family. viii psy III he
machine IN years lime
This Machine is in use IN the families o. the
following named persons whom We are permitted
10 refer 10
d. 2. WALKEK, VIZ BRowSsox.
L. b. BeRroN, A.. J CRAr.
ron SALE ny
c. II. WALKER.
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n. t. HURD 4 co.
svf GOODS
rxclrsTrLy ron CASH.
sad take advantage u
Are1loS mi che. FORCED sAtls
Ihry intend 70 Keep ,hs bea asserted steel .
Remington County. and ,,il at AIR
prizes 70 ,hsa hat
PAY nowN,
Or PAY WIEN TnEY AGREE TO.
Goods no, 10 stock will be ordered fsr customer.
ahga desired
Call and examine the nsv style, aud price.
no TROUBLE TO SHOW aoops.
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HOSEA FAIRBANKS ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Court
Manchester District, IS. holden Mt Matches
ter, in and for said District, on the 9Th day Of
November, A. ID. 1861.
Present. Hon. II. X. Fowler. Judge.
The Administrator on the Estate Of
Hosea Fairbanks,
late Of Manchester, in said District, deceased,
propose TO render an account Of his admnis,ra-
ton.
Whereupon il was ordered that said account he
audited at Probate Court, TO be holden at the
Probate Office, in said Manchester, on the last
Wednesday Of Nov. inst, and that all persons in.
terested in said Estate, be notified thereof by pub
fishing copy Of the record Of this order three
weeks successfully in the Manchester Journal,
printed At Manchester, which shall be deemed
sufficient notice to all persons TO appear and con
test said application, II they see cause.
II. K. FOWLER, Judge
true copy Of record.
IS Attest, H. X. Fowler, Judge.
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MOURNING GOODS. - Black Bombazines.
WI Black Satin Stripe Bombazines. very fine
Mohair Lustres, French Merinos, Rep'd Merinos,
All Wool DeLanes, plain aud figured Black
Prints, plain and silk finished Black and Layen-
der Crimped Prints, Valencas. shawls. &c. &C.
EQUINOX STORE.
Manchester, Nov. 10, 1861.
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fH0GIAdAIi0N or GIN. SHERMAN.
After landing and taking possession of
The Forts, Gen. Sherman issued the fol-
lowing proclamation
~ ne Peopi- II South Carolina:
Ia obedience TO the order. of the Prcsi-
dent Of these United States Of America,
have landed on your shores with small
force of national troops. The dictates Of
duly which under tie constitution | owe
10 i grea, sovereign State and 10 proud
aad honorable people, among whom have
passed some Of Tie picasanicsl days Of my
lie, prompt me 70 proclaim that We have
come amongst you with no feelings of per-
sonal animosiiy. No desire 10 harm your
citizens, destroy your property, or inter-
irre with any ot your lawful rights, or
your social and local institutions, beyond
what the case herein briefly alluded TO
may render unavoidable.
Citizens Of South Carolina the civil
lied world stands appalled, at the course
you are pursuing, appalled, at the crimes
You are committing against your own
molheA the best, the most enlightened,
and heretofore the most prosperous Of ma
sion-. You are ia a state OF active rebel
lion against the laws Of your country /;
you have lawlessly seized upon the forts,
arsenals and olher property belonging to
our common country and within your Dor
.lrrs; with the property YOU are in arms
and Magine a ruthless war against your
Constitutional Goverament,and thus threat
ching the existence Of Government which
you are bound by the terms Of the solemn
compact to live under aud faithfully sup
port. In doing this, you are not only un-
dermining and preparing the way for to-
tally ignoring your own political and So
ciAl existence, but you are threatening the
civilized world with the odious sentiment
tina, self.gosernment is impossible with
civilized man.
Fellow citizens implore you 10 pause
and reflect upon the tenor and consequent
ces Of your acts, Of the awful sacrifices
made by the devastation Of our property.
The shedding Of fraiernal blood in battles,
the mourning and wailing Of widows aud
orphans throughout the land are insult
cicnt 10 deter you fnom further pursuing
this unholy war Then ponder. bcseecli
You. upon the Ultimate bu, no, less certain
result which is further progress must nee
cssarily and materially eniail upon your
ones happy ard prosperous State. Ia
deed, can you pursue tits iraiFiriaal var
nd cgaiuue % ia,bae sour hands % the
sesai ksoo8 81 yc4F cuna'fs ufu, .oat
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EXPERIENCE BARRoWs' ESTATE,
STATE OF VERMONT, ! Alta Probate Court
Manchester District. ss holden at Manches
ter. in and for said District, on the 30th day Of
October, A, D. 1861.
Present, Hon. II. K. Fowler. Judge.
An Instrument in writing purporiing TO be the
last Win and testament Of
Experience Barrows,
late Of Dorset. in said District deceased, was pre-
sented for probate.
Nhereupon il was ordered that said instrument
be proven at = Probate Court, to be holden at the
Probate Office, in said Manchester, on the last
Wednesday Of November inst, and that all persons
interested said Estate he notified thereofb BY pub
fishing copy Of the record Of this order three
weeks successfully in the Manchester Journal.
printed at Manchester, which shall Be deemed
sufficient notice to al persons to appear and con
test said application, II they see cause.
II. X. FOWLER, Judge.
A true copy Of record
rs Attest, II. K. FOWLER, udgs
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OVERC0ATING.
Variety styles from go cents to s5. 90 per yard
Very fair quality 90 cts per yard, double E,ld,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-11-19
VESrINGs.

Very handsome styles, also the finest Black Satin
ever offered here
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Ola Issue,
GOOD AS GOLD
To buy goods with at the EQUINOX sToEE
Please present them Immediately Tor payment.
OVERC0ATING.
Variety ~ styles from 60 cents 10 as 90 ner ,.Al
Very tar quality 90 cts per yard, double f1ld,
NESTINGS.
Very handsome styles, also the finest Black Satin
ever offered here.
Have you seen those
BROWN REP'D GooDSi
Large additions 10 tho
WOSrED and SHETLAND wool
Stock, comprising all celors.
Those BROCIIE LONG SHAWLS;
at 800, are very, VERY cheap.
handsome new styles fine all wool
PLAID LONG SHAWLS.
HEAVY SHEETINGS, TICKINGS.
Fanne|s, Bleaehed Sheetings. and other cot
ton goods at reasonable prices,
NEW STYLE HOOP SKIRTS.
MACCARONI and VERMICILLI.
FoX'S FARINA CRACKERS.
GRAHAM FLOUR.
Goldfish. Maekerel, White Fish, Blue Fish, Sal.
mon aud Herring, just received
RICH ALL WOOL PLAIDS.
Worth bOcts. at 81 IL per yard Very cheap.
FRENCH MERINos,
All color'. Very cheap.
ALL WOOL DE LANES.
All colors, plain and figured, mach less than
usual Look at them.
SACK FLANNELS,
FOR chdrcn--vaFisty Of styles and colors
PRINTS ! PRINTSl,
New i,les and great variety Of patterns.
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
just received.
BROCHE LONG SHAWLS.
10 per cent less than ever before sold in Mauebes.
ter
HANDSOME PLAID SHAWLs,
OF superior quality.
LADIES' WOOL GAUNTLETS,
Just the thing for cold weather.
MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE.
PRUNEs. 10 cts PER LII.
just received.
GOLDEN SYRUP,
For Buekwhcat Cakes.
TEAS! TEAS!
Very fine qualities, just received.
ENGLISH CURRANTs
and Layer Raisins.
HANDKERCHIEFs, 81 %
HANDKERCHIEFS, Is
HANDKERcHIEFS, 62l
HANDKERCHIEFS, 50
HANDKERcHIEFS, ST.
AANDKERcHIEFs, 2s
HANDKERCHIEFs, I9I
TIANDKERCHIEFS, 10
HANDKERCHIEFs, 81
HANDKERCHIEFs, a
HANDKERCHIEFs.
for small children, giysu awaY.
Very hns. Gentlemen's
LINEN HANDKECHIEFs.
from 81 so % IS % per dozen. boagbt at ns-
ton, worth Is per esst usre than asked ~
them e. the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-11-19

Fortress Monroe. Nov. 10Th.
Old Point was electrified by tidings that
the San Jacinto had aboard Messrs. Mason
and Siideli, who we're goirg abroad as Min
listers of the Southern Confederacy TO
France and England, but were taken from
an English steamer in the Channel Of the
Bahamas. The San Jacinto will soon pro-
coed TO New York. Commodore Wilkes
reported the news at head quarters in per
son, and will forward his dispatches 10
Washes tonight.
Wilkes sent aboard and demanded their
surrender. The reply was there was not
force to take them. Wilkes sent an add.
tional force and put the San Jacinio in
convenient position. Slidell and Mason
were surrendered. The English steamer
took them aboard not knowing who they
sere, their destination or business. Capt.
Wilkes is understood to have acted upon
his own responsibility.
Gen Wool grtnfea Slidell ard Maze
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springfield, Nov. OH.
Since the departure Of the divisions Of
Generals Hunter, Pope and Siurgis, on
Saturday last for Warsaw, nothing Of in
terest has transpired.
Springfield will be entirely evacuated,
and large number Of Union men Of the
city and surrounding country have left.
Gen. Price has began TO move with his
army, numbering ~ 600 men and 25 pieces
of artillery.
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Have you seen those
BROWN REP'D GOODSf
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A DAILY FREEMAN

VIII be published at thia office until further
notice. Two editions will be Issued, one to ''9
ready for the mail West, and tlc stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other IN
the morning in season for tie mornl"g mails
Each edition will contain the latest telasr' l'i'c
news to the tins Of goiug to press
The Terms will he,
"a 90 per year, or 81 90 for three mciltts' to
mail subscribers and those taking thc paper from
the Office.
IS 90 per year, OF 81 p for three months 10
village subscribers-paper delivered at then
houses or places Of business.
Advertisements inserted on feasonao'e 'efh''
| n..,., sc,,,tea c. W. WILLARD.
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al and military expedition had been
tbe Olnt pave" 'nh;ch YOU have called my atten-
extended 10 " the conclusion that the original
ton, ca"e - the Department, if carried cut,
ints,SI] short of the expectations o. s.'e co1n
TOula 1' If the expectations o, the nce. ,, wn''o
ny s sI R,Tal, thought, wou'o ihe'' Wv" III ii
high dsssr t'ro submitted to Gen. Sherman, com
thsi'' the military part OF the expedition'
nana'ns c" ,tion of ,nr earliest matured plans.
this H0o. 4h0 satisfac ton to receive his foil con-
and rau though he and the commanders OF
cnlrf nee 4es yery Justly laid great stress on the
ih' ols" Of getting this frigate into The harbor
Of P'F To n the Doth Of October, the feet un
On lu 'omn,and left Hampton Roads, and with
der my transports numbered SO vessels: or
the arm, ,ray,ous had dispatched the coal yes
the ua az r r Number, under convoy OF the van
seis' - rnmmander IIaggerty, to rendezvous OF
e "a' not wishing to give inoica'io'S ., sn'
s ,"a nn,pt Of the feet. The weather hao oce'
'l as' lied in Hampton Roads though II prom
on 1s sa|l when we sailcd. But on cape aat'ei
ss, .hs uiud BIZ W hard and some Ships go1 '"'
a. w. ns,stprs, and two struck without INJURY
tie n oI1 rriday Nov /, the rough weather 500
VII ;nfo gale, and we had to encoune
'n,'t ~ sreat violence from the sont eas1' POI
one " "f which approached to hurricane.
tlon u a,or was utterly dispersed, and on oatu'
lne n a1 one sail only was in sight from tt
1ay h'1 ~, WABASH. On the following day tt
decA .t W. moderated and the steamers anu sh'l
"ea'", =, rsanperr. The orders were open o
7essa .n w ~ be used in case of separation
cel Eh IVA Inst were furnished to all the me
s 1n1 by myself, and to the transports by 81
" u Wa sSsrman As the vessels lc'ormed repo'
oen, IN Of disasters. expected to hear
lu'r, hut WHEN the severity OF the gale
u'D :tx~ ctpr O. the vessels are considereo'
savs nny cause for great thankfulness In ret
,ree I, the men-of war.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, NOV. IA, 1861.

kept till during the day on Saturday. The
bridge on Hos,ler Hill river was not guarded it
being thought unnecessary, Sullivan County
being strongly Southern.
The bridge is at Strawberry Plains in JEFF
ierson County. A bridge was fired, but put
out by the people guard had one hand cut
off and scull fractured
There are indications that one incendiary has
been killec. A gentleman from East Tennessee,
reports great excitement in consequence. II was
evident y preconceived plan. The loss is very
heavy.
Matters in Eas, Tennessee are regarded in a
critical condition, and much anxiety is felt
among the rebels for the safety of Zolcoffers
rebel army.
LOUISVILLE Nov II.
The Journal has information that the long
ond costly railroad bridge over Cumberland
river. just this side Of Nashville has been burn
cd, causing great alarm and tIepidation in the
rebel camp at Bowling Green.
MODERN BREAsr-PLArK.--Th Scientific
American describes "a breast-plate, which, it ii
said, is being extensively worn by officers and
men in the Federal army before W ashington.--
1t is composed o! thin spring STEEL and lining o
common military vest. 1t has two leaves
which lap at the edges when the vest is button
ed, 50 as to cover the entire chest 1t weigh
: only three pounds and half, and can be wor1
9 with ease by any officer or soldier during tn
G most active exercise. 1t is very strong in Pre-
s portion to its weight and it can resist a thrus
: Of a sword or bayonet, and it will repel The blu
lets Of muskets and pistols at ranges whle
Y would otherwise be fatal.
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GARDENERS
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
COMP OUND.

s-,s;n and re-, manent cure Rhenmat's'n Neura'-
gia and Salt Rheum. 1t an internal reineoN ally
ing out and entirely Graduating the o1sFa,e -.
n ch.nge IN diet or busiu,ss and NAV be taken ~
Oh ldren pefsons OF the mss deeH'e e"nSti"''
w''h Pf''es' ''' Testimonials.
Testimony Of Judge kitt idge Oh einohf.
cHAs ss i be- leave 10 add my testimony in iaye
OF GARDINER, RuEuMArtC ard NEoha h MO
~ lsss ior twenty years and last Year with ,sfy Sc
we're attack look bottle OF! our Co;ppoaho' "n'
tnink The best and eacioas madeline tor that
| 5is+a>e ever usrd. ,eeo "H'' AL '"'"
s'ardiner,, rheumatic ana Neuralgia Compound
is the be,, medicine Tor he disease EYER "a" su,1
No l. Oid State House. Boston. ...,. and
| Ate. suffering win Rheumatism twenty ,'af1 ana
Vas entirely enrei by the of one bottle o. Gafu
Rheumstic and SsIra' :; rss to m pt"n
csiisvmy been constant sufferer from Neuralgia ioS
eyhtee, mon, hs, and been driven BY excruaunS yam
lief was induced to t-y GARDENERS Rheumatic sn'
Seu,axa Compound have ,aktn h"' one t;oas.
In ra,s aa NO enif APPLETON n!ock lowell
i have tsen afflicted with Salt Rhrum in ss worsi
imaaued, except by those similarly afflicted triaa
bottle OF Your Comp, und ana esn xona
Penrl It Houre, Hos'on Mas x.o,,
Ny son ten years Of age, has been three years great
s rer from Salt hheun has hands covered with Seles
a anrsd n h@ M 'nammond 50 "k Street Boston
M
hss entirely cured me Of Neural gia.-W T. lHoMifon
or Pearl St House, Boston, Mass
ODE ha,t bot le your Compound eM ca nv 81
severe attack Of Neura'ya FANNIE lHoMfsoN'
n Pearl ST.. House, Hos.on ,,,, ~ ,
w. Inrty that my friend VIM. T Ghdden, Eq prntefs'
tod me with bottle OF IT,. Idiners hLeuinsue Nen
nound in 1856. hen was suffering Win pliAiin1
attack of Neuralgia and heunatsm and 'hat X pfosHa
~ I've y decided benefit "A LkERr SMITH, kX~sieinee
OF Congress from Maine .> ,, rss,
The Jude. seaed HEREBY certify that thry nave use
q t;ardiners kheumatie and Neuralgia Compou"d , M
the cure Of rheumatism aud Neuralgia ana ;ouhN !.
evary Gaze nmeaa'e nd pei ,nanent e!lei. "e nav
full con hience in it. healing QUALITIES, ana Woau Ies
ommeud il to all who stflicIed WITH tie-e ma ass IN
jse,s AZ ON. OF the safest and best medcif es ever "a
tered to the public - &c. ,. ,,r>
XHANCUCK Jr.. - so. Market ST., Boston. inNs
nv A. FULLER. IS SO. Market St. Boston ". :
ALLEN Bosioa NDAER lOWNSEhD 40 y =. ga
n io-ton CAPT LHAS. & DOLLlVER, bost y
,te SAMUEL WALE, Jr City Hotel, noson n rs re-
B. GARDINER. Webster 81. East SON ON, A lnS :,
WEEKS Wet ster ST. east 'o.ton {; h,N HI1o i, .
Washin etcn ST Boz ton. q 20 III. PLCaihF-", l. me
Tho hheum.to aud Neuralgia Compound has oe'
taken by nuuerets Of persons for Scro'uia ha"o NJ
great bereE.. ....
principal Depot Salem Street, Boston Mas
For sale by aposherares generally throughout :
~s limited StuteI gen uine uitfs signed og taF
~ II. GARDINER ,r>,vy can,
All orders must be addressed to HENRY T. GAM
sFp sept2oy &My
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STATE LOAN.
TRRAsuRBR's OFFICE,
Montpelier, Oct. %, 1851.

AM now prepared to issue State bonds, with coupons
| attached interest payble sem-annually in Boston:
The denomination OF The bonds now ready are SOW
payable in ten years from date Payment may be MADE
for BINDS by deposng the funds to credit OF State Treas
urer in any BaAk in this State the certificate being LOT
n tb;s Ofce bonds will be rrterned requested
so5 d16S J. B. PAGE, State treasurer
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RrnOE field EOst Office.

RrOOkficld ROst Office.
T hereby give notice that am prepared to exchange
| stamps Of the new style for equivalent amour. o
the old issue during period six days from the date OF
this notice the latter will not thereafter re received
in aymen of postage letters sent rom tns ohee
" ' GEORGE DAVENPORT, r. M.
Brcokfeld, Nov 9, 1851. Jaw"
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CIDER.

. RECIPE TO make Imitation Cider, and four other
n Rec;pes that are Of value, will be sent TO any
add,ess On recei OF ST. 90. TIE Cider will in every re,
snects b. as good the genuine perfectly pure ano
heahy--anl it but little trouble to make H.
"'i' ' .dd.aSs J E. STEEL,
Nov. s-a3w 20 Box 253 Mortified, VT
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AND COLDS CURED

r,u c-rtiass that n. q. Whites Pulmonary al
hs.n used in my family, IL cases OF e
tended with sore throat ana h'7 oee"
medicine INV WI J. ". WOODWARD, West" d. W.
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LADIES' FUEsS.

LADIES' FUEsS.
A splendid assortment Of
Mink American Sable and Fitch c"pes OK
nil Qualities.
MITES AND CUFFS TO MATCH.
hle me m sci, them at low prices for cash Psase YAH
and examine. 'N'iH' We
Mootpel.r Oct. 20, 1861.
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Notice to Teachers.

Notice is hereby given that the public exam nHi,f' o
teachers designing to teach in the Common Schools Of
the town of Berlin will be he held at the School house
near Montpelier, TUESDAY Nov. 25h, at O'Clock f.
All citizens are respectfully and cordially invited to at
tend. J. NEWTON fEhhlN, sup l.
Rerlin Nav Ih
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U,auGAre, VT. Jan =. peo
A., EEL. hov had violent attack OF Ir".p 10, iy
NY sil him i II; thirty minutes b. itee ase .,
+, Whites Elixir W. ''''
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