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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-17

Dis. No. l. Samuel Bobo.
do Nv. r Waggoner
do 3-J.D Smith
do 4-W. D. Morehead
do 5-Jesse l. Bryant
DO William Ashby
DO w. G. Solomon
do SIS. Ii. McCord
90 81. L Clark
90 l0-Thos. H. Bledsoe
do ia. G. Martin
do 12-John Carey.
do l3-W. w. Wilson
do H. Henry Turney
do l5--D. G. Smith
do l6-Samnel NJ. Hampton
do 17-Jacob Vanhoozer
do 1S--A. r Smith
do ia j. Childress
do 90. P. Gr;ffis
do 2l--Needham Koouce
do 90 John Moore
do CIV. z. Carter
do 24--Joseph Damfon
do 25-Samnel Stiles
John Moore, Esq, was elected
Census Taker Of the county.
1t was determined, by a vote o
SO 10 9, that tax TO complete tn
Bridge across Elk river near thl
place, should not now be levied.
No tax was levied for either Stat
or County purposes.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-17
CHkNcERY SALE CT LAND.

ON Tuesday, tt,e E2!si si:sy of Feb
~ ruagy, l5G1--in pursuance of a de-
cree of the Chancery Court Of lincoln county
made at its August term, 1860 in the case Of
T. L. Eel aid Others vs.. s. A. Nj. Harris
and otbers--I will attend upon the premises,
and offer for sale. to the highest bidder. a
TRACT OF LAND belonging to the estate
Of NJ. P. Forehand, dec. Said Lsnd lies in
Lincoln county, Tenn, District No. l6, and
contdi MS Ey estimation 40 acres. and bounded
as follows: Beginning at beech, being the
north west corner of J. C. Buffers land, and
the north east corner of Vim. Mosley's lapd;
thence with J. c. Bn,lef'S line 10 degrees
north Sc poles to Bralshaw's creek; thence
uu the creek Nilh its meanders so poles
TO bite oak on the nnrh bank of said
Corpicr's srrihg branch; thence west 1875
derrres South poles with the cross fence
10 a stake; thence South 10 poles to stake
being on the north boundary line OF - acre
SURVEY bought by Benjamin Butter from Will
lam. Moslcy; thence west poles to astake
and dogwood pointers, being the north west
corner OF said Is acre tract; thence south -
degrees east ga poles to beech; thence
south co., degrees east III poles to a'beech;
thence south 80 degrees east 26 pole. to a sugar
tree; thence south 7l34 degrees east lO1s poles
TO a beech: thence south meanderine with the
ridge 81 degrees east ~ poles TO a blue ash;
thence east 1914 poles to the beginning
TERMS:--Said land will be sold on credit
of 6, IL. and Is months without the right OF
redemption, and free from the widows rishtof
dover. Bond and good security will I've re-
ouired of the purchaser and lien retained for
the purchase money
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-17

Oct25-3ms4 Kings County, New forl
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-28
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.

GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
BAGO SllFF NECh AMI JOINTS, STRAINS,
BRUISES, CUTS AAE WOUNDS. PILES,
HEADACHE. AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
DR.. StetAen Swcs. of Connecticut.
lsknown all over the United states.
DR.. Stephen iSsreet, Of Connecticut,
Is the author of DR.. Sweets intallitle Lluiment"
DIR. lStccet's 34,fGiHdh Imminent
Is the author OF :" DR. Sweets miaable Imminent
Dr. Sweet's EmtcAibie Linimeat
Cures rheumatism and ,evcr fails
DR.. S,ceet's lntaIible Linimem
Jsa certain remeoy for Neuralgia.
Dr.. Stotet's MfalGke Linimeut
Cures Burns and scads imme dately
DR.. S,ccctS InfaAiUc Liniment
Is the best known rem edy for prains end Bruises.
DR.. Spects Mfallibte Linin,ent.
Cures Headache immediately and was never known
DR.. Streets Mfalhhze Imminent.
Affords immed iato relief FOR Piles and seldom ias
DR.. Street is5uNibie Imminent.
Cures Toothacbe in one1ninute
Dr., Stceet'S HfGNibhe Imminent.
Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately an! leaves seer
DIR. .Sweet'S IafalHbhe Linimcnt
is the best remedy fer Sores in the known world.
DIR. Streets lnfalNJh Liniment
Has been used by more than million people and al
praise it.
DR.. Sweet'S Infa??ib!e Liniment
Is truly friend inneed. and every family should
have it at hand.
DR.. SweefS Iata??iJ!e Imminent
e by all Druggists. Price, Is cents. Apply
DIR. S,cectS {nfdH?t eLiniment
PM So, lIc;
DR.. Stephan Sweet, Of Connecticut
The great natural Bone Setter.
DR.. Stceets MfaNibe Liniment
Is the best remedy for Sores in the known word
CA UTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature aud; Like.
ness OF Dr. Stephen Sweet every &1el, ani al 80
Stephen Neets lptal'ible Liniment" blown in the
gasS Of each bottle. without which none are genuine
Richardson d. Co.
Sole Proprie;ors Norwich Ct
For sale by FRED F.. SMITu, Montp elier, Genera
agent Tor vermont, ana BY all dealers Apr-yl
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THE GOOD SAMARITAN
FOB
wv GOD or COAL.

Ahead Of all Competition.
54s3 Of them manufactured last yearmore than double
the number of any other nrst class stove in
one year, in the United States.
first class stoves, and the advantages and improve
ments other stoves in part follows
1s The arrangement for broilng the front hearth
An improvement overlooked in other first class stoves
1t has also the same arrangement for broing top.
"a. thorough ventilation of the Oven.
Sd. Introducing hot air draught 70 the fire chamber
thereby increasing the draught OF the Stove quckening
its operations, and enabling it to throw more heat-a
matter much and justly complained of in other Stoves.
ih. An important imp ovenent in the application o.
the damper, which throws the hest around the oven.
5h Much greater weight, consequently heavier plates
and more durable as we'll as handsomer castings.
9th. A draft dauper at each end of the fire box, SC
that the fire is equazed and gride will heat as quick
AS the other also heating the in half the time.
It'll Fire back protected by soap-s.one so it cannot
burn out.
In addition to the above improvements has all that is
combined in other first class Stoves viz Hot water Res
eryoir Warming Closet Rooster in 'front.' Baker on top
Doors lined with best Russia Iron &C. &C. Further this
stove is warranted to do the work with little fuel
All who want first class Stove doud never buy until
they cal and see the COOP SAMARrA they have in ev
cry instance given satisfaction,
Am the exclusive agent for the sale of this Stove in
Montpelier, ana sell it on tra! for any reasonable length
0 time: so all are safe in buying.
have also AZ full an assortment of Common Stoves on
hand any other dealer in Washington County and sell
hs low as any oue il the State. D. DEWEY
Montpelier, Dee. 20, 1860.
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TRIMS Going South and .Ts,r.

Leave Moripeiei y } % \. NJ, 80 pyagt,0s
Mail tram teaves Routrj Point at - , :, " :,
bans al 90 ,. M, connecting it Hurl gtoa u,h So
and BIrl!nst ntra!rs :of Safatu!l 'miN.. I,,y an
&c, coDnectiE at white Eiver junction win ';;@.!
Wells River, Liltla0n While Mountains B1rn, l
for Boston, Lcwc Worcester. 6,r AMI son, eci a''
Windsor with trains for Boston, Hp.nqaed parEs y
New Haven a'a Ne" York. arriving in New York y
P.
EXPRESS leaves Rou4cs Point at 8 lo,y ron.
there with train from Montreal the same mornin" Z
meets at Burlington with Rutland ard Burlington r, ,
for Troy, Albany and New York, and ayriyjrr NJ g
field at230 P. M. "~
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Ogdensburgh a, il3o,
Montreal at 45 P. NJ, Rouses Point at 90 P NJ tnn"
ing at Burlington, win Rutland and Burlington gaI5
for Troy, Albany, and New York, at While Rive, h V
ton with Northern Railroad for Boston, Worcester t
CARRYING in Boston at 40 M at Windsor with Svv
Railroad, for Boston, Springfield, Hartford, New Vs
ven and New York.
Sleeping are attached to both the Night Ey,,..,
trains running between Rouaes Point and lIostn W..
betwee Rouses Point and Troy. %
Through Tickets for Chicago and Tie west for sor y
the principal stations. G. MERRILL Sum
st. Adams Vt. August l2, 1851
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E.a 81. Sissse alesSs Estate.

rpHE having ap~o;nted h, the H"nora-
bic Probate Court for the 9sstrtc ;uh Com
rnssionr sto eceve ,eEa,niae antd dJus
demands Of alp pc rsoMs, against the Ess Of asa D.
Simo.d late CT go1bEn in said District o&Sed repre-
sened in olvent and the OF six months from the
Sd day OF Octob en- io6l be3ns l'n,Yea ny sala M
ypecte ,amS before si@ Suos hatweF III aeh"
to :he tG,iese ourappGntmen'atthe
ofs,is A s. IimoaGs sin RrbuIV tn SAID dftti ON we
las, Sassrday o. October and Febr,aty ne N' a occN
in the afternoon q each of .'sid da;l".
USiXTER 81 MSON, C,,nm,rs
J. II. fhINE. !
n
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II Il WAR; ANTED

To Reliere the Cromp in thirty Mnucts.
TO Reliere Common cold immediately
TO Relief the asthma nj once.
To Cure Hoarsensss Of Singers or .S3ert'r,,
To olcays Loosen a Cough.
To alicays cause the Patient 10 Raise Freely
10 alcays produce Rest at Night.
Read the folowin. evidence from some OF r., ml
prominent citizens Of this State.
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THE Farm kno W as the sc LARK FARM ,'stuated on
the non riv er about miles from Montpelier VII
aps on IT, road kidaIeseg, is offered for sale Inc
honse and out-b lilfngs sre goe repair Plenty Of
water or tt pac The and is ucder gooa state OF
cnlvateu The i'd 8 acres OF land, - acres OF
which is &nterva Terms reasonable For further par
tcuars ,uire the Hubso:1Zer OF she prei1iss
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Probate Courts.

STATE CT VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS n!s1Hs within
WASHINGTON DISTRICT and for tHc District a1ore-
.ad VIII &c holden the Probate Office, in Montpelier IN
said Eisect on Tuesday of each week, during the year
ensuing Persons having business VITA said Court are re
T. +. MERRILL, Judge.
Neram her l. 1860,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-28

For Cost'ceaess, hresAin. oy and De0u .,,f The
Dtgest,"s Organs, Atdacsng Headache, asst
tide, Nervousness, 'Cseneral ProStrotior of the
Mind aud Body, Ptralysis, dc.
4 moments ~ Election ought to convince sensible man
OF The folly and danger o. constantly dosing with Ca
hartc Medicines. The practice is perncious and sSci
dal An experience of fort years has taught me that
the constantly Increasing evils of indigestion are fear
fully aggravated by the too tree Of Catharcs The
American people ere fast becoming nation Of dyspep-
tics by their arfcia modes Of life Drastic Cathaitcs
Increase the rritaby and PROSTATE the strength Of tho
digestive organs
The Pills offered are especially designed to ALA
this irritablty and at the &.ne to invgorate
strengthen all the fractions nf Objection while they are
gently LAXATIVE IHey are an0dyne tonic and laxative
Ihey are 80 mid ad iny gorating that
ell by any dsagreeGOe effects that he ha medicine
Business Men, Sadeut Professional Men Females and
all persons Leading confined sedenary life SHOULD
try them.
The undersigned Physicians, cheerfuiy certify tc the
high professional s.ading of DR. Colby of Stansead one
sf the oldest and best Physicians and to the excellent
Qualities OF his Anti Costve and Tonic Pills which
4, have used In our practice and hirhly arprove
J. B. GIBS0N,M. D., pvnham, c. +.
G. T.. COTTON, II. D., Covansyiile.
CHARLES BROWN u.
SIS. FOSTER NJ. d Bro1le
NORMAN CLEVELAND, NJ D., Barnston.
~ jerks, NJ. u.
Z. .COWLES. 81. D., Stansead
JOHN MEIGs, NJ. d.
I0SEPH BREADON. NJ. .. Surgeon. R.N.
BENJAMIN DAMON, N d. Coaticook.
LEMCEL RICHMOND, Nj. D., Derby Line
~. G. GLINES, ". D., Coiapton, c. E.
g. Q. s0MERS, NJ. D., Mogog, q. l..
j. G. RUTHERFORD, NJ. D., Newport. vt.
P.epatvl by DR.. NJ. p. COLBY, stanstead c. b., and
Derby Linz, Vermont.
Sold where medicine is sold generally
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VcrEal lnae Central Ra5lyo.,
~ grGy tfs.s44sss E. r-yy,r
E ~ E-5s-- izsss .ksr vi
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commences Monday, August 70, 1871
Trains Going North and Wa.

Leave Montpelier, di $50 Nm, ESQ AM o,t,,
M ALL TRAIN connects AT Windsor {, Wbi i'' =, a
l Junction with trains eavng Boston ant E Hive
at 73O M, same day, and New York prtyio,Ir
Leave Windsor at 25 M, arriving at Burnnt W
P. Rouses Point At 40 IA, Montreal at 10 qo NJ e
and Ogienshnrgh at 80 NJ, connecting a, 0pdn H.
with Grand Trunk Railway, for Detroit Chcag @ tsi
West. AM III
ACCOMMODATION leaves Mortified at go4
Burlington and Rouses Point ~ - h'tf
NIGHT EXPnESS connecting at Windsor Witt,
which leaves New YORK at 90, nj, and at Will p s
Jun ction with train which leaves Boston win % we
30 p. or Lawrence. At 90 NJ the ptp;,in" : :
Leaves White River junction at - % -. y; a, oE
Darlington at D % A. NJ, Rouses Point at ! 80 . " ~
teal al 8 30A. NJ. and 1T 0gdenSbursh u, On 49, 'h
meeting with Steamers for Niagara Falls Euir,a '
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GROUP CEJR Eks.

Ny child is subject TO attack Ct Group, it care
once.
H.JENElSO%, ST. AlJans.
| have child that attacked with Mcm5mro1!
CT CUP. We gave her Nr y. g. Whites. EliXe-, ante
the surprise of all it gave her immediate io.pt
XJPllAR ViNrON, East ethel
HlGHGATE. VT. Jan g $50
My little boy had Woe attack of Group last wees
We cured him in thirty minutes BY free ue Of l'E5
Il. w hite Elixir. Wh MAR TN, merchant
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Office.

,,,IIS is &c certify maj hereby gre my soc, George
Irmwir his tn se. and shall pay debts OF his con
tractnt nor claim ANY of hst,arnngs after ths date
Piainhe. Oct. 9 u, lsel E'soCh LHhl" lN.
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nTOhsh O., Grig;Ss's Estate.


T,H Subscribers, aaving been appointed by the t"
y Probate Comr, for the DIstriclot Washington Com,
rnisoners receive examine and adjust an Chains any
demands Of all person against the Estate OF JohH -
':.rycs late of Faysten ia sR4 district deceased e5t
>enied nsove Mt md eers of six months from we s.l
LAY of October 1869, peing allowed by SAID Couf 20 me
creditor of said deceased 10 exhibit ana pieFe ,e te
specve claims before UsSive notice that we"lhatteha
20 the duties of appointment at the once ~ Cai
vim Fuie,toni il, NNasfed, in said district "n the
second Tuesday Of iF:c*nber and hpri ne1tt at hhr
t.,Iock in the fc rcnlon ar each of said days
CALVIN FULLERTON, lcom,r
STErnEN G. PARKER, 0A
Wuilsfeld, ext. lin, A. ID. 1861 Ss&w3
STATE or VERMONT. In Probate Cosr, held At
W,s.,, c,oy Dsrsicr, SIS. Montpelier with and Sor
aid District. nn ihtf7lh day If October, A 1861.
Ins,,,sacnr, purlorting TO he the lasN@t and la,
\ men Of Ed,uufr Darling, late Of MsddeescX IN sad
District deceased eng presented to the Count by Jmeph
W Thompson Ne executor therein named for Pr"bSe
/, sodeud ~ said Court ttat all persons concerned
t,prein nufct to appear at session OIL SAID C"nn 10
be ho!den the :robae Office in MonlEsller on the ll
day of MU A. 1851, and Show cause If any they may
have ary inst thesobale Of said WiAFor which purpose
it IS further ordered thai cany ct the record OF ths odef
he puiaed thxe. weeks successvey IN the Green onh-
tain Ft.rns H. rntsd Montpelier, previous to said time
rnoint4d for herring A true cory OF record,
'ff faes Attest, 7. r, MERRILL Judge.
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Wuits field, Get. lit!i, A. ID. 1861. 9e4w3
samuel Bates Estate.

TIME stsc rhers having cen appointed by the honoab
Prt5a,e Court the District of Washington comh's-
sopec to reseiv examine, and ADJUST all CLAIMS ana
mand. sfBl persons, against the estate OF hslue FSes
late e Norhf cid said district, deceased repeseseu
nsoIyen nd the uf six monuf1rom the lstl oa u
sept 1861 being allowed ny said court to the cfeo-
uors rr "a deceased EXHIBIT and prove tnelr re-
snec,ve CHAINS before Give notice, that we "'h al
tend TO the duties Of appsntmtnt at me d''ea'hs
mouse df wf.ow LutinC. Bates Northhe said Ois-
NV the I'd Wednesday Of December and March next at one
o'clock II. the afternoon, each Of sad days
Sol1S a,SS MoHsE, oe'"''s.
North6elt, Sept. 90, A. q. 1861 riSo4
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden AZ
Wtsn1rcTos DISTRICT. SIS, Montpelier, on the 2lst day
ot 0ctoleo- A. u. 1861. -
y11ILIIkM MOODY, Administrator of the estate OF
w Harvey Prescott late Of a,e burg in SAID district
eeon sed makes application TIC said Court for license to
e nsr of the real estate o. said deceased represent
inv that sale for CT the deps
f said deceased Said part Of said res estate teg he
'.Urner or Pa cher Farm and the "Mountan tarm Jso
callsd. d 7th situated ia said Waterbury. :.
Whereu ,on 1t is ordered by said Court that $50 appi
cat;orh referred the 18Th day Of Nov, A. d. iool
at th Probate Office in Mopt uier, for hearing anu ue
s;on hnyeon and 1t is fTaer ordered hatai persons
nteresta be notified hereof by publication OF hoce Oh
his aa and order thereon, three weeks success
ivez in t,e G. NJ freeman, printed at Moatpeier, pc
fore aid line hearing, that theyriay appSar a sal"
time ard Dace and # the cause, ooject tasrel
by ens court.
an Attest N. a. CHASE, Re glser
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CANCER.

1Votoh II. Hi would respectfully inform the w
naolants OF Hardwick, vicinity and Community a.
"rs that ne has removed South Hardwick, Csledon
Co T., where he intends make the Treatment OF Cah
oer-lm as par'ous Hages) speciality in business "
orhectIon with Chronic Diseases, private common
he Doctor feeling conscious of his ability in the Teas
ment OF me above named Disease-rom 80 years expe
ehoe IN the treatment Of Cancer and all conditions Wv
ysem, producing that Disease, he would say 70 y"
aictsa, come one, come all, and the Doctor will ad,
you what to DO All Counsels gratuitous Any amount %
ne Will be given to the ereduous application
inc Doctor Is regular Physician Of the old school,
means all he says, and no Humbug
sosA Hardwick, June 81, 1891 -%
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i caring the prese season theig Line of LIST elias
UPPER CABIN STEAMER

NiR caring tho prese teig Line of LIST class
UPPER CABIN STEAMERS
Daily: between Ogdensbu.gh, Cleaveand T0edo Detroit
milwaukee,, and interIneda late ports including Waukegan
henossa. Racine, Ptashingon, Sheboygan, Manitowoc
P Huron and st. Clair leaving Ogdensburgh on arrival
Of the Express Train from the East calling regularly for
passengers and freight at Brockville Alexandria Bay
Clayt9n, Cape Vincent, and Oswegc.
PasscnseTs and Families moving, West can
embark with their Luggage, Teams stock &c. and land
ogete. without disturbance TranbhpELent at their
Port q destination. These Steamers have large Cabins
and state Rooms anly and neatly furnished, for FIRST
Class Passengers anu s. CONT Cairns WITH Cook Stoves
and comfortable for Passengers and
lilies whoTay wi sh to furnish their provisions and
bedding.
EENo efforts will be spared to maintain the reputation
Of this, as THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE-ES
5-Freight forwarded to Of the Il cents of this
Company at will receive arefu attention
and despatch. Apply
"' &C. l.. THOMPSON, A.. jo., 81
GINS. W. SMITH, General Passenger Agent,
aprflmH Gtfce K. X. Depot, Ogdensburgh. \. Y
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N0fEs:e.

yu-HEREAs my W lie, Harriet r. Staples, has left my
w he'd AMI board Without just cause or prov ocaon
; l. to war all p from harhorins or trusting htr
on NV account "a, Ma Pay debts Of her contrasting
after this date. -. iioii@'ND " ~ ~: ~
Byookfeld. Sept 3D. 1851. 0oNHS"
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III - w IS KDaD9 r@

I'D - ~ Sd KDG9pSX g
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious there Is great confidence to be pl ell
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
FROM
NTW Orleans Rrsgc Delta
Thcre seems to be no excuse for thin or grav Hair
now that the celebrated Hemsrcet's Inimtable Hair Res
toratve can be had.''
PROM THE
CIcaViaNd Piaipadcnler,
g When people can protect their Hair rom the
el-tale marks of age when they can luxuriate in
glossy PACK locks at an advanced period of their lives
when whe ana gray Hair be made to grow ,nor
paid nerds when all this can be DONE it ca mot do Inv
harm to tet what will do it. HELMS TREET,I HATH
RESTORATIVE will do it. This Hair Restorative ia be
yond peradventure the best thing the kind ever
co. The fact in our possession, in regard to this wonder
iu preparation, warrenus in uequalifedly recommend
FROM THE
st. Louis Republican.
Many of our frat citizens of Louis are sneat;,c in
glowing terms of this artcle.' ''s III
FROM
Cairo City Gazette.
This ncompa rabe excellent preparation for the Rae
toration OF Gray Hair to its original color to
lair from falling out and to cure badness Ia ane a
AT humphrey Browns in this city The evidenc. tbat
TINS restorative is no humbug is conclusive Testimonies
70 tat erect may be found in almost every naner in h
country" '' paper al the
south Western Baptist.
ave ayes alone, and use only some reliable ResorS
slVe, ike Heimstreet's lnimitahle.O
S0ld eVeryweere-f'ri.e soc and al ner ho,,,.
w r.. HAGAN 6oCo., Propritorn. Trov wv
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+. c. PRATT, M. D.,
Lecturer ON Sanitary Science,

.VO IT, ITeW0H tNFte1 D0S7On.
DR. PRATT gives particular attention to the ration
~ treatment OF the following special diseases viz
Saminerng, Epilepsy. sheumatism, Dyspepsia diseases
VI the Eye and Gar diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
diseases Of Females, aud all diseases of the Hood ncu
ling the positive cure Of Cancer, without the knife.
Reception hours from 10 A. N. to p. NJ. f3mo05
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INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION
Usually cautious re is great confidence to be nj ell
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
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Notice.

rv,IS is to certify, ha. nave this dly my son,
John Wm Beckw it'll, his time during the remainder
Of his minoty and shall cla!Ei none OF lis earnings
nor nav any ies of his contracting after this date
SAMUEL BEcEurn, Wit@sss. JON" BEN $500, MInh'
Chelsea, Aug. II, 1871. oootw3F
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ny THE EGsr wORKMgk {R THE COUNTRY.
Carriage ard Sleigh Manufacturing wiG betarried on
by he subscriber opposite the
Court House Square, Montpelier, Vt
Thsse in waae of ,vLraatoG GauagsG dai S!eis his,
viii perhaps wall to ai an what IL being done ut
{ the old stand Of GILMAN n CAMF.
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