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" 6 BROS. Il CO.
PLANTATION


T OFPEE for sale the fne tract OF land, known As the
4 Australia piace, containing near 8 Eteen Husared
Acres; sbout eight hundred Of which are cleared It Is
seven miles from the HissiFsi ppi river, and ls supplied
vita good buildings, Gin, Mi, andout House, etc, etc
and ia repated 20 be enc o. the highest places in The
Aislasipci h1tu0m, much Of 70 eEcHping the overflow o.
1855 and 1889 II is back OF Australia landing. Th1se
w1ahiEE 70 Boy are referred 70 A. N. Boyd, Bradley 4
fsters. Of Memphis End 70 Rowou Bridges, Of Bolivar,
and The neiehborE o. The plantation. A good ba' gain
can Be obtained j application is made between this ana
he lat q Jsuuary next. The land comprises section -
and Is. Ia township %, range s west and parts Of sec
aou a and IS in same t5~hzhiF and range situated sn
the Husprecknaw, sbost seven miles from The Minsis-
gippi river [ap7-1ml A. J. DoEELsoN.
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CRHoLTNA--A "REMINISCENCES.
In reviewing "claiboTnss Life and Times
az ou,tmsn,D in DsBog's Rsrier, the writer
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CLERK ard Easler.
lainant az. 0--las4v
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J O FUHAha-s...".s"s..s'."...-FsL AWLhS5
Western Boiler Mandatory.
ATTENTION ATTENTION
stationery---StationerY

TIVE Gnest assortment Of Letter and Note Paper ever
II offered in this city.
We invite particular attention 70 our beautiful assort-
meut Of Letter and Note Paper, consisting OF the fol-
lowing styles Bsmask Wave, Damask Reticulated,
Windsor Court. Windsor Amber Laid, windsor Reticu-
lated, De Ia Roe Royal Note, De La Rue Rose Damask,
French Paper. assorted oolors Maguss Vellum Bath,
Marines, Arabesque, Victoria, QuadriIls. Also, Mourn
ing Paper and Envelopes, OF every description.
Cau and make your selections.
& BRO,
mole Under Odd-fellovs5 Hall.
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2sanIat 2atA1Ls


For 81. LOUIS
U1HE splendid steamer J. q. DICKEY5
Il TerriH, master, will leave AZ above
TBfS DAY, at ?. NJ.
/. For freight or passage spply on beard, or 70
J0AB LAWRENCE. Agent
mva-lt st. Louis whari-hcat
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In ChaneerE af Memnhis.

S. 7. wat.an, solicitor for camphnsH5s.
mrl4-iawzw
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No. I Backersl. in brls., \ b-is. md kits;
Mackere, do. DO dos salmon. Cod. white Fish. Nc
VARIOUS ARTICLES IN CANS.
Frsncr Green Psss; Americas d.; Green Corn
ch0vies IN DIS; ~sardinesi IN = aud = boxes n
rel in oIs Assorted French Pisa in OIL An-aov7
Shrimp Paste; French Mushrooms and Trudss Ore
EaIt1zore Oysters, in 10. snd 2 %. cans Loists
salmon Fresh PBz-hasf sgrAEbsrrisss Tomtt1sl.
puFSuuwrz urr
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Layer and n. r. Raisins. IA whole. !. bore ant
autoousi Figs; Currants5 Dried APPLES Dried Psachss.
- = n.------
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CATALOGUE:
o ETC.
Ezira and s~HBs-1-e F1urs RI me BEST bz1ds. bbs-,
sud ll sacks c11-aluiug 81 4. e bis
frhe Harrison Flour always on ha1d1
Corn Meal, Pure Cora Starch. Split Peas,
Lady Peas, Parma. Hauiuy.
8rckEhzzt, Te-nfclIl, sage.
Navy Scans, Rice. Maocaroni,
Pearl Ba-iey.
WEATg
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5000 Rpqgng.a.

ANAWA from my plantation in Suudl ser county,
II Mississippi. on the I7th day o. June, IS o, 1--WE bcys
IS follow Jsh, ssea SC years, % black color, feet 9
or 10 inches high, will weigh near 600 7o7ndsi st1ltly
made very sprghuys and has some whip mark on his
back. jim aged about &c years, Of dark copper co.cr.
8 feet 2 Or g inches high, viii weigh about $50 OF 100
P0uEd-, hiss q prominent forehead and rather a DOWN
cast LOOK. I ElA give the above rsu-a-d IL taken in
ennessee, or 800 Tor either OF them; or I viii pay
$50 for either Of them if arrested In MIsEiasiPri. or ]
viii give SO for he arrest CT either Of them il Ken
lucky, or SEQ for either OF them II arrested n q free
State, azd secured So that I get them
a. {. FORREST,
aps-fms EcNutt, Miss.
n-Leuisvils Journal sud Nashville U1ioa and Ameri-
rhfa wEY.
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GTArEf or TENNESSEE-FrceciinEs had en- the
y Chancery Side % ths Common Law and Chancery
Court Of Tie city Of Memphis, TueHday, Janusry the
19th, 1851.
John Pifnsn, Arthur K. Taglsrs Wm. Fsrris, John
Blackwell ana Alexander Bowers, Couplsinanis,
w.
& Haruin, ana others, Defendants.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Il pursuance Of 4 decree entered in tas Shove stated
cau-e, OF cate fuuuary 20, 1851. 81 o. the parties who
are creditors o. Feyt'n & uarbin, are harebT required
% cone forward and NE their claims in the cIce q the
cferk and master o. saii court, on or before tire 18th day
81 April. 1851, IN order torecetve heir pro rsfa Of any
money or msueys belonging 10 the fund ia sald cause,
being he same assigned b defendants, Psyt0n x Har-
bin. to Dr.. N. Haslsad, trustee.
A eouv-sttest. jon @. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
S. wui.an, solicitor for compliments
mri4-Iawsw
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"AvrNn suggested The insolvency o. the estate 81
ri John 3. Norris, deceased, IN TIE County Court Of
shslby county, Tennessee, the creditors thereof are
Ee-rhr r7tiaed 10 come forward ard de the4r claims
div authenticated. with the Clerk Of said court. On or
before the hrst day Of gaiy next for pro rata psymenb
or wI34s forever barred
II. D. L. STEWART
AGm'r Of J. B. N0rriHldecd.
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Gbamerp Aotltes.


IN ChaRCeFys at Memphis.
CTATB OF TENNH88EE-Procaedinas had I1 The
Clerks once, Chancery SIDE Of the Common Law
AID ChaneeT Court q ne city Of EsmBhls, Tharssay,
Joha @. Lasieg. Clerk and Master, for uss ofJames Har-
Eson, and others, Complainant.
W
benjamin. PhsIsn. and others. Defendants
TtappeaTing FROM amdlgit hied 10 Tits sause rhaf me
defendant. jobs A.. HugEes r. = n9u-resiinut Of ths
State % Tennessee. It s. ordered that ne Co enter
hi. appearance herein before Or within tie 4rst th-ee
dGye q the next term n said Court. b. De- held on fhe
second Monday in Aay next la8fJ and plead ansuer,
or demur to c0mpiaiHantss bin, or tie same win
ing ezparte, and that a copy Of tbs order be published
oace . week for four successive weeEs IN t7e Memphis
Appeal.
A-eopy-a;test. JOHEC LkSIER,
CLERK and Hasler.
Q. Eorirsehs all Joe 7. Psytoa. solicitors f5r com
lsinsnt 81 o-lavsw
An ChanCeFy, AZ Memphfs.
CTATB or IENEHssEE.-ProeeedinFs had ia The
= Cisrkssolaces ChsnoerT side o. Che C1smsn Law
aud Chancary Court o. the city o. Meubh.s, Me1l.g
March the uth, 1851.
James N. GozgiH, DC Trudar and 3. ". l. Holt rm
q 6Cgginl Trader s Hslt Comelalasn-r
vs..
g.. n. saatiesao-th and othsrr. Dsf.-ss,..
u zpDearlug from amdavit aGd Ora tdls cause taatf-a
defendant p n. ettesEguh. 10 asu-resfIar+ ~ ~
State o. Ieuaessee- Il - srderedt hsthe Do enter No.
pearanee herein before or within the drst th-es DAYS u
&c nszt term q ssld court b BE- held Oh The aso.ad
Monday IN AaF next, 1881. and plead, answer u 54-
mnr % c1mPiau1uts btI, Or me sane VIII BE- ttrer ~
confessed a. b him, aui set tr hearing * psrta. 4-f
that a copy ~ this order be published o1ca 4 wssE ~
four anccetaive ussks, In The Memphis Appeal
A@pJ-Attest; JOHN c LAHIER.
- Clerk and Master.
IIPsytgn anl Eowsi, solicitors for esaplslnzuts.
apio-faEta
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SSgB46EE 3S&
I IN BBLS, choice superhne Flour
~ 100 bbs, double extra Flour
50 bbls, Pick Eye Potatas
100 bbls, Eeshaneck Pctates
$50 blls, Baltimore Blue Potatoes
so b0ls, RCssslL Apples;
100 kegs, Prime Leaf Lard;
60 do, Pigs Feet,
Also, Sugar. Coffee, Holssses, Rice, Salt, Nails,
0lcite aud Cape Lime. Cement. etc, etc, Just received
and Tor sale low b. TLOURNOY CRAWFORD,
mr5-d&W No. II Front row.
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EOas h6ra.

A s%PRTsHTLT MICRO BOY. AGA siebtss,
n years. . useful family servant, or would -
suit e. q waiting boy 10 = printing esiahliahaeat N
InQuire At TIE AFPKAL counting room. mrIs u~AA
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The Chief Among Medicines.

D~BEETLCNGER1s FLUID EXTRACT OF sARsAPA-
ID RiLLA AND D~AEDELT0N Ga purely vegetables
pveparalo) stands Of the head OF en- curative agents,
ter. Ind gestion or Dyspepsia, Nervous OF Bui5u.
Headache, s|y3hiitic OF MercCriel Diseases, Complaints
incident 10 females; IN short, for al diseases arising
from a dersHged condition Of the digestive organs, al
inp0re stale o. tie blood OF the iniudicioGs use Of
mercury
Physicians prescribe it in preference to any other
alternative in use.
For sale By J. 3. HILLS,
No. . Poplar street,
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TIE FlFrH REGIMENT.

The fifth regiment is well equipped. Their
uniforms arc ma from good cloth and look
as if they would prove scrvicable Faoh man
was furnished with a dress and undrcss coat.
pair of pants, two blankets. one rubber and
one flannel, a pair Of shoes, two pair Of socks
flannel shirts, hat and suspenders But one
thing Is lacking 10 make their outfit complete,
and that is overcoats, which viii be furnished
them on their arrival at Washington.
Better material than this regiment contains
to make excellent soldiers OF, has not yet gone
from the Green Mountain State The men
are of good size, and seem to fully realize
the important mission upon which they are
going The company commanders are men Of
intelligence aud some OF them Of liberal ed
ucatlon, leaving prospcrou. business TO DO
battle for the stars aud stripes Daring the
stay Of the regiment in st. Adams the con-
duct Of tho men as whole has been highly
crcditable There have been no Disturbances
in camp everything passing off as quietly as
could be expected Evcn during the violent
rain Of Saturday the men did not complain,
but cheerfully abidod their lot, which shows
they are we'll fitted for the hardships Of a sol
dier's liic.-SL A'baps Messenger.
The following arc the Companies compos-
ing the Fifth Vermont Regiment with their
Captains in the order Of their rank in the
regiment:
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WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT.

September Term, 4. y. 1861.
Hon. ASAHEL PECK, Presiding Judge.
Hon. Dos +. CARPENrER A..;...1.5
Hon. SAM S. KELToN,
The Grand Jury adjourned on Thursay
Stephen Perkins adr Us. Friend Blood
Action of Ejectment Verdict for plaintiff
for possession of the premises and S77 dam
ages
Chas II. Golf U.s. Campbell B. Martin
Fraudulent sale Of pair of horses. Wing,
Lund & Taylor, Dillingham;, for Pltf; Red
field & Gleason for Dett Verdict for Pitt,
$3.50 damages with cost
j. II. NJ lien as. G. 81 }. Thompson. As
sault and battery. Wing, Lund Il Taylor
j. A. Vail, for Pitt Dillingham; & Durant,
Henry, for Doft. Verdict tor PlG DANA
ges, $40 co.
State rs. W. f. Sawyer. Indictment for
the murder Of Elvira Sawyer, Respondents
wife by administering poison in March last.
II. w Heaton. States Attorney, and S. b.
Colby for State; Wing Lund 81 Taylor
Heath and Dillingham; for Respondent.
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MEANS.

Rev. o. A. Skinner formerly Of Boston,
died at Chicago on the 10Th inst.
The Legislature Of Kentucky has adopted
resolution placing the arms and ammunition
Of the State under the control Of the Federal
Government.
John Gill Shorter has been elected Cover
nor Of Alabama.
ExGov. Morehead Of Kentucky, with 9th
er Kentuckians arrested for treason is on the
way to Fort Lafayette, New York.
The army a, Washington usos nine hundred
barrels Of flour each day.
It is said that the report Of the election Of
Union members OF Congress from North Car
olna is incorrect
Fort Warren, Boston harbor. is TO be pre-
pared for the reception OF one hundred pris-
oncrs
The equinostial storm is quite vigorous
Such ram in the mountains drained by the
Potomac, will soon prevent crossing above
Washington, except by beats.
to The Richmond lphiy Of the sth says
six more Federal prisoners have escaped.
The London correspondent Of the New
York Commercial Advertiser states that all
reports Of design Of Great Britain to break
the blockade Of the southern ports are sheer
nonsense The London shipping Gazette is
Of the same opinion.
1t is said that a million dollars worth Of
brandy, owned by New Orleanes merchants,
has been seized in Now York.
The London Times confirms the suggestion
that the British fleet now at Halifax. is de-
signed for Mexico. Ii also says that france
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nR, MARsHALL'S CATARRH AND
~ HEADACHE SNUFF.

Certificate Of Wholesale Druggists IN 1854.
The undersigned, having Tor many years been aoquaiu
ted with DR.. Marshall's CAtarrh and Headache Suuh,
and sold it ia Wholesale trade, checnuly state, that
believe It 10 be equal IN every respect 10 the
mendatnns given Of IL for the Of Catarrhal Ahrc-
tons, and that il is decidedly the best article have
known for all the common diseases Of the head
BosTON ,--Henshaw, Edmopds < Cos Reed. Austin
Co, Brown, Lamson Cos Reed, Cutler Coz Seth
W. Fowe Wilson, fairhank Col Carter, Coloord a
Preston
PORTLAND Me.,-H Il. Hay.
NEW YOKK Thomas & Fuller; G. II, Ring; Oliver
Hull A h. d Sands stephen Paul Co; Israel
Minor Co.; Curtis Perkins. MoKeson Robbins !;
Hayiland, Hanal Risley Siebbns Morgan Allen
A l.. Soovill Col c. V Cliekener 4 Coz Ward I,
Close Coz Bush Gale. For sale by Druggists gen
orally throughout the country l9.eop.70s
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Marktts

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr-Scpt "a 1861.
At Market SID Cattle 10 Beevcs. 2l2 Stores consist
ing OF Working Oxen, Cows, and one, Two and three
years Odds. PluCEs.
Beef extra, 5000 G2i Working Oxen, 60 13l
81 first quail. 800 a 575 Cows X Calves, a AZ
SO see. 800 600 Yeatugs Ia Q
4" third " 400 600 Two years Odds, IL IA
ordinary 90 a 900 Three 10 II
Sheep and Lamhs.--At Market, 1870. Prices each
in Lots, Is ISIS Extra 4 select, 200 8 90.
Hides, 4, So. p lh iAuw a . ~ p Do.
Calf skins aSe. P,s, 2jc. G2c each.
RENARKs.--lhe number Of cattle brought in this
week much last. but added the stock kept
over. the supply is sufficient for the demand Oxen sold
rather h her than last week. and Of rather poor
quality put in the price which Is equya a
rise nf 251 per cNt there few pairs sold high
SO so rst dead weight. As there but few West
ern, Northern dealers holding for higher phi
Tomorrow, but will not be able realize owing
Fast bay the market will I've broken Sheep sold about
the do not hear Of any sales as high General
Morse sold last week.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
THE REST IN THE WpRTn

w. A. hArcHELoR's srLBSptD HAIR Dye is the
Original and only Reliable and Harmeiess air DYE
known. instantaneous in its effect does not stain the
skin, and inygorates the hair for life BE careful and
use none other than the genuine signed each side Of
every box-WmLIAM A. BACHELOR. So by all respect
able Druggists and Fancy Goods Stores everywhere
Mandatory No. 81 Barclay st. date lG Bond ST. and
and lJ3 BrOadWay,l New York. 5OUl
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DAILY TRIBUNE t3ll issues per ounum)
sEMl. WEEkLN tlOf issues per aunun)


Pursuant instructions from the srrrctaey OF the
Treasury book will be- opened on the 23d da, It Sep
trmhfr instant Ht che Bank of Montpelier Tor tuhsctp
uuns under my supeuut.ul cuce m Ica.u Notes 10
bc ISSUED under thr act 90 JMv " 1861 These
viii De- issued in OF ifry dlier., hundred dol
iart' h'e hundred 'ar. one Thousand dollars and i've
thousand dollars eaa, dated 1871 August. 1867 paya
Ole three years after date go the order OF ihe ubsrrDer
or as directed and bearing nters the Of 10
tcfcst being The rate Of cents Tor each day on
every hundred dollars For the convenience Of the hold
each note will have coupons attached expressing the
several amounts OF semi auuua interest, which coupons
may be detached aud presented for payment separately
II 'n the notes
Subs piilns Tor such Treasury Notes will be received
during fifteen days from fbe day OF opening the book
aioresai1 no subscrptnu for lessthan my dollars
Tor any fraction NJ that can bee received Suoscrp
tou, VI hil dollars or one hundred do LAYS must Doe paid
In lawful coin ~ the United States she time II subj
scrhing Subscriptions OF more than one hundred dol.
lars may be pad 40 oncc or, IL preferred nccuth At
the time Of subscribing and opc-hird ~ the whole
amount ON every twentieth day eicatet until the
Mhole shall be paid Ne payment u less than hy dol
lars gan oe accepted mar being the smallest sam for
which Treasury notes can be Issued.
terilhratcs Hiu Dee granted iu duplicate % subscribers
ft ihf amuunfs so pai. she Ans " which the sub
Treasury WHEN Treasury Notes Aid, will be
.-nt thereon such subscriber or his order, carrying
interest as expressed in such certificate; but IN
where only part Of the amount subscribed is paid
the time of subscribing. Treasury Not will be issued
only 'r ihs payments made bscqueniy To the frst,
"hlch "l remain until the whole amount subscribed by
such person shall De paid when Treasury will be
issued io such htst payment also On payment Of each
deferred nstalmeut the subscriber will pay III addition
thereto, sum equal The interest accrued thereon
from The 18Th Aupust to the date Of payment. and on
final payment ike interest oA the amount paid on sub
scrpuun, which lmens nf interest will he reimbursed
% ihe subscriber in the payment OF The first coupon.
The Treasury Notes issued upon such certificates by
the Treasury viii be sent the subscriber by mail, NJ
sucaniaer mode may be indicated by them When they
transmit their original certificates. The duplicate certi-
Gates may be retained by them for their security.
L. p JEWErT, Subscription Agent.
Montpelier Sept IS. 1861.
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Marriages.

In Bradford. Sept " by Rev Siiaa MeKeen MIR G.
bills and Mis- Mary jAue Griffin, both Of Washing
In Plaiufeld, Aug, 29,h, by Nathan skinner Esq
Mr John u. Cummings " PidnRed, Company D. An
Regiment VI. Volunteers, to Miss Laura G Hooker q
pcAchAm.
In Woodbury.. Sept |, by +. G, Putnam. ESQ, Mr..
Edmund e. Ball to Miss lame X. Hin, both Of Wood
bury.
la Worthwhile, Sept 18TH by Rev L. Bartlett, 1f. II
II. Whitney Of Middeaex and Susan Il Burnett of
MorHsyile
Ia Cambridge Sept l2lh, BY Rev, Edwin Wheeloek,
Edmond W WileaX. Jr, 81 loh1sont and &. Louisa
Bailey, Of Bakersfield
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NEW MUSIC BOOK, OR TUE NEW

"a YORK MUSICAL REVIEW, FOR MOTH
ING We have in press aud shall publish in October,
" ASAPH, or the CHOIR BOOK )" new collection Of
Church Music for Singing Schools and Chors, by DR..
Lowell Mason DR.. Mason's last similar work, publish
ed 10 1854 reached the sale IN is rst year Of
"a 900 copies, which is confident, the aTg
sale enjoyed, in its first session, by any Church
Music Book by single author. The work IN press
will embrace nearly all matter, called with great
from numerous sources, SUCH as It is believed will
be Of the highest interest 10 Chos and Singing Schools
It's singing school Department Is more extensive aud
complete than in any previous work, being, indeed
complete work ia itself, and forming extensive oooo
ton OF secular music, the words well music, 10
witch, are nearly all quite uow. Retail price dol
lar.
We publish, also, THE NEW YORK MUSICAL RE-
VIEW, fortnighuy journal Of l6 qaarto pages, in
GLIDING pages Of choice music In each number with ~
pages Of reading matter including frequent articles from
the leading musicians of the country with all the must
cal news, &c.Ne. Subscription 81 per annum.
In view Of the present hard times, and with the puT
pose Of obtaining wide circulation for specimen copies
Of DR., Mason's work induced To make the
following liberal offer, viz To every sending US. be-
fore LIST November dollar 1.-The price Of subscription
10 the Review will furnish the papers for year,
and also, issued copy of Or. MAson's new
work above announced thus giving two dollars worth for
Those desiring the book Thy mail must ncose
twenty-fouT cents, 10 pay postage, in advance.
MASON BROTHERS,
J sess Noe. s 4 Mercer Street, New York.
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Deaths.

In Montpeier Sept 20, Hon. WIN. p. Briggs, aged 20
la bradford, Sept 3, Nspthali Shaw ESQ in the 6oh
year 81 his age.
Al Wait. River, Sept l6, Of cancer, Jesse Hodge,
6s years aud ten months
la Hydepark, Sept i4lh, Mr. - Spear, aged 50 yesfs
In johnson, sept, llth, MI Ellphalet Hunt, aged %
years
~ IT johnson, aged 81 years.
In Cambridge, sept. 18th, Of apoPlsSs Asa A Adams
aged 80 years.
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ANODYNF COUCH DROPS

L. l.. BUTCHER, Of ST. Adams has sold Z, for three
years aud speaks highly Of it.
DR. C. l.. CASE, ~ Brandon. says il Is sure to SELL
for people have perfect confidence In IT, and only
wonder that 1t can be sold the low price u rs cents
per bottle.
FRED. y. SMITH. rroprietor Montnelier
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FOWLE'S PIE AND HUMOR CURE

sme Cure for bleeding Blind aud Itching Piles,
'igi"A' salt llheun, aud Diseases nf the skin Ono
bHte warranted To cure ia an ctscs II not Dealers arc
particularly requested 10 fund the money ONLY Ave
BOTTLES IA thousand ferncd and these we're confirm
d tsiua Hundreds 81 letters and certificates are now
in the proprietor. possession which can be seen upon
9pphcation send for circular Prepared by HENRY
- row hE, Chemist II Prince street. Boston. Sold
hv All Druggists Certificates with each bottle. Price
81 per bottle Csp9
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THERE Is NO USE INTRODUCING
TESTIMONIALS.
A FRIEND IN NEED. TRy IT

DIR SWEETS lNfALL1BLE iINfMENr Is IRE
pared from the recipe nf DR.. Stephen Of Connect
cut me great bone setter and has been Ia his prac-
hee TOT the last twenty years with the most astonishing
success As an external remedy IL is without a rival
porauon. For all Rheumatic aud Nervous Disordersit
- truly iniable and curative fir Sores Wounds
opians' Bruises, &c. its soothing, healing and powerful
sngtheAns properties excite the Just wonder and as
Constituent Of all who have ever given Il trial Over
ouf hundred certificates Of remarkable cures performed
See advertisement III go,...
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-27
CnuoNIo DIFFICULTY CURrD.-A we'll

CHuoNIc DTrFicUrTY CURED "A we'll
known citizen, Mr.. T. X. BAcoN, principal Of
the Boston Fire Arms Company says:
NoEwrcG, July 20, 1860
Messrs. Eichardson d Grapes GENrs,-A
feeling of gratitude for immediate and unmis-
taxable relief from severe and protracted suf-
foring prompts me TO make the following
statement At the age of nineteen. which
was twenty-cighl years ago. | was troubled
with difficulty of the kidneys, from which
suffered with little intermission until within
the past Year, oitentimes SO severely that |
was scarcely able To- move l tried every
remedy which came within my reach, and CON
suited the best physicians without relief, be-
ing pronounced incnrable. About year
since, having heard Of Dr. Sweets lnfallible
Liniment, as being an excellent article for my
case. / was induced to try it, and shall ever
bless the day did so, for it cured me COM
pletely, and the last year have enjoyed per-
feet health, which | have not done before for
nearly thirty years. Ny story is Told, and
you are at liberty to use it for the henent Of
similar sufferers, to whom l would say. try
it. THOS. X. BACON.