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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-26

LUST AND FOUND.
EoEED.In IRON. Of the auction ...r. Of W. L.
can have By S.'ns fHs III, .d re
IT,. corner st as Street .SG and Ps' Az.
So :ssss
=; :ss.;
osT-On the 18th inst, between 10 and II O'Clock
S!TTz S9 an II. ri: s
omss, or to No. 81 street Between IN aud .ad
Gin REwARD-LOsT-Run of or stolen on
rDff6s 'n od i.shcn .sh .OSS.
HORSE, hind feet white, and Whit" marked on
& ad 4 sss E
T 'Se Ca last FSaI ELE III .n,.
sIue and the Long Bridge, pro1fb!y on 18th st.
its Sss sil the mos-y the on1sr.H sma..1, I'd II
0ficr. and lib RAJ reward win Re paid. ne ai at
c. REwARD -Strayed ON the l2i instant, fro n
Ys( the subscriber, bay HORSE. with a sore
Ss paid If to- WI s
rant, on 9TH, between and NJ streets, Navy YarI
no%T-
STEAlkD OR srQLsN.-Last nights small bay
aud a large grey MAKE strayed or were stolen
FROM the street in which they were hitchrc by their
SUemep .Rlm Tss E,r a s T h aa =.
their return TO CHAs. WALTER. p, Indiana
avenue, near AZ street. ns25-jt
CAMF INTO THE ENCLOSURES or THE
" subscriber, on I'D, Sorrel HORSE, y-ry poor
in flesh; With sore on back aud the left hind ieg
person prove property, and pay for this sdTrr.
tiseE'ent, and other legal charges can take him
no2sst. No. 71e II St washington, b C.
nGT pApERS-Prn
sppears hat the pocket book. cohtaining money
and Papers. belcnging to the subscriber. pick
upon Seventh st eet, October 18th. the moA-y rx-
trscted, and the book and apers thrown away As
y OF hns IL h the sui S sny one
vsrded upon restoring them To- JAS IL. SHREEy e.
Seventh street, between " ard !. 2j-S.'
rAME To THE SUBSCRIBERS, JOINING
TEARLING, which the owner can have ~ proving
pr roy 8. Z, an paying ebHrf GENJ KpxwrcK
G. REwARD.strayedp pr stolen, or last Sunisy
eelored SETTER D0G, spotted on the four feet
6l2 Maryland avenue, near the corner of I'm.
Island. no Is St
GO REwARD Lest or stole on sun lay mora
srsl ing, November I'D blsck aud tan coln-ed
II Bnteler ! will give the above rewrrd if the dog
il lift at oil Missouri avenue, or $40 Pennsylyaaa
avenue. no =
TAKEN Ur-On the 18th instant, small cow
Il The owner will please come forward, prove
property pay chaTg-s ard take her away.
ROBERT d HOwIS0S,
On Half St, bet ana T. SIS ISlz-I,
M 5t' Washington, u. G..
INSTINCT OF COLCMBIA. COUNTY OF WASH
~ ISGTus, TS-trIf IL herrby certify that Wm
He ne Of said unity brout hit before mA a a STRAY
IT. srasri on his enclosures. black MULE with
lght mouth; about years old sod Is hsuis high;
shod all round.
Given under my hand and seal this 2sth day Of
Nt.Nember, 1852 j. MI RPHY. J. % =
The owner Sf tho above Mule is hereby r.dy estai
to come forward. prove property. pay chSrSes aud
tale ii away. w HtINE.
On the old Rladen<burg roaf,
Near boundary line, sijaihing
1924 3tN Mrs. PearSon' FaFtn.
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AUCTION SALES.

Byw. L. WALL 4 CO., Asetiensers.
HoRsHs,- uARNEse, AND TAur6y Can.
y sIAol, AT ArcrfoS.-Os sA &c ReAY Mok9
ING, 9th met, viii sell 90 Public Asctios-
good work Hsrses. between q and yssrs cd.
suitable for family use 4
1efnxle Harness de- .f a.
Sced Cic.e Family Carriage. --. ..s. s. .
poS VI. WALL 4 co, Aaes.
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Coans, BuHIoss, Csllosities, CIab and Inverted
Nails, ENLARGED johns, Chilbsins and AL Diseases
OF the Feet successfullY treated. without pain or
loss or blood by Dr.. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,
st a24 Penn,ylvania avcnue kstveen Your-and-s
half and Sixth streets, Warrington D. G. Opera
Gors performed in . few MIMI ea and the patient
can always walk Immediately without the least
tneonveniencs. Ladies and gentlemen attended st
their residences when desired no 10
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spyyAIo RoBrs sIl Sizes, Wolf Robes, Shank
Robr-. Tiger Robe-. Army Blankets Blue, Green.
Red whit. Grey and Plaid may be fou nd At the
tai, Rabi~r Store of Allen, OlappaA Co.. Penn.
ayepus besvess eth and 18th sts. no alm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-26

LINE, LINZ. LINZ Il have now on hand no bbls
of fret quality Tbowast. wn lime, and ma, ufsc
turing n lime rs usual from the Potomac qasrri-s
Also hand, large lot OF Pls.ter and Hair which
10 4-st. w. II GoDSY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-26

IsnIA RusBsR Boors AND Suoss..Ths above al
ticl. = are eoIa cheaper at II. A. Halls india hub
her Warehouse, SO Pa. avenue, than At any othsl
NJ. rs in this city or vicinity This IL so Call and
sstisfy you rseives. $40 Pa. avenue. no 3l-H
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PoLICE.-FUh Hdrd.-M. Brown, drunk;
TUNED over TO military. NJ (iarretty, Iarceny
DO. w. Fis her, drunk and dieorderly: do. Jno
I Thompson, Henry Williams and H. Davis
Nj hung; do. Judy Raglan. drunk and diSor-
derby; dismissed. ii. Day, do; fined $3.50. Jno
MCffit and A. Brown, drunk: dismissed.
Hersnh Wdrd.-W. Han kin, desrrter deli vered
10 Provost Guard. u. Medilla theft; dis
missed. Geo. ward and ]. w. NJ. COMBS, as
sault; security for court. Mrs. HAYES, sr., Mrs
HAYES, j., and Mrs. Swell, aiding in the es-
cape OF q deserter; Provost Guard. Benjamin
Gross, suspicion of setting store on fire; further
hearing.
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A y UNFINISHED HOUSE WANTED on or
"A before the 18th December, cOutqining o or g.
rooms centrally located Reut WI | be pail month
ly. i'll advance if desired. Address through Post
CffCe Or apply TO A. JORDAN, corner C and Third
gfa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-26

ErURNI II Ed ROOMS TO LET-To gentlemen
Il only. Two handsome ROoMS-ParlOr and Bed
Room, or two Bed ICONS, first and s, cpnd story
Also two OFFICES. Apply corner 18th and X SITS
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FIRE-This morning, fire was discovered
III he shoc store of Ben iamin Gross, kept ut
land ave- nue., in house belonging to Mr. T.
Simon. The neighboTs and police succeeded III
distinguishing II before much damage was done
To the building; hat mol. however, until most
Ct The goods We're destroyed. When the police
arrived sUmc persons were carrying oil goods
hui were stopped. The stock was much dam
AGED, and the loss IL stated al about 5000.
CfiiCcr Clarvoc Oh suspicion of setting fire 10
the place, and was taken before Justice STRAIT
ton, " Eo held him 10 bail for q further nearing
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SENT TO THE OLD CAp1rot - Yesterday
m ", Graw, captain, Rupert TYLER, Z. b
Cakes, Nm. Clarke. Francis Fresh and Geo
turner (coiorodl, hands on the long boat New
Moon, captured on Sunday Afternoon yvere
sent 10 the Provost Marshal, and committed 20
the Old Capitoi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-26

VIZ AssBsr IT BoLDLT-ThsYe other meii-
Gil 80 reliable Pfectual ana conve pieHt as Holo
ways Pills and Ointment, always ready for use
They are ipys.uabls to the soldier exposed to
vCup ds sores iev and bowel complaints They
never fail. Only rs cents per COX pot. ~
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GsRAT redpctiou In Lime at W II Godey's Lin q
kiln Lime Sl.25 q barrel. Cement o. 81 & bar.
rel. ne A-3t'
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kOR SsLEA BRICK HOUSE, containing IL
through the housr situated ON New York avenue,
between 10th and lth streets will be sold low for
cash, or terms made mode rate.
Also two-story and attic BRICK HOUSE, con-
tanning six rooms. on Az street Island near the
corner OF Y ~ eet. For terms, enquire at No %
Mihsnuri axenue hetM a. And 9Th ts nos n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-26

DUBLlC SALE On TUESDAY MORNING De-
II cemeer ID. at ~ O'Clock q. m, by order ~ tAs
personal property Of the late Thomas n Wilsas-
= OF MontKomery County. on the Farm. sew. n nike
seven Ne grOes, Horses, Cattle 2.eno weight of
Pors. Provender, one Rockswsy. wagons ss1
Kitchen Furniture. &c.
Terms Of sale All sums under Szn. cash. ovs
securites notes besrinE interest from day 81 -sls
N. B.-No property tskez away Until the tsrua
Of sale are compiled with.
RISHARpT WILSON Ersou,.-,
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BY J. &. MCGUIRE q 90. Auctionerrs.
U'RUSTEE'S SALSOfYALCABLK IMPROVED
Il kEAL EsTATB II THa CITr WASHINGTON =
BY virtue OF deed Of trust recorded anons tss
land recurds eff " a. CingtOn county ID q. In Ifkss
J s., No les, folios ye1. &c. shall sell NJ yus
lie auction, on FRIDAY, November aah, a.
oIcloek ?. m en- the premises, all that lot ~
ground in Washington city. known the pasa
thereof as pat of hot numbered ) in Square 60
being on l. street, b-tweet 6th and 7th streets Ne -
AMI having trent on street Of 81 feet b, "a ds-.
in proved by double two-story Brick DveIllas
House. with back building
Terms of sale: One-hsIf cash, bslsoce in 80
equal instsl ents OF sin and twelve months Vic
interest from day OF sale. Credit payment % -
JNo' r. CLARK Trustee.
no Seed q. Mcguire CO., su-k
Tvs MARsRALs sALE or PRIZE GOODS :
" In virtue Of DEGREES OF the District Goo "a -
the United states for the District Of Columbia 4
will sell, At the 9th street wharf, on the Potou. "a
river, for cash, on SATURDAY, tire 18th day 20
Nos.mber instant. 1857, commencing 81 y o eis~&
NJ, the following named vessels. viz
Francis Metallic Life Boat,
2smEll Boats.
Sloop Grape Shot.
Sioop Name Unknown"
sloop Cspitola, and
.Sloop Pointer WARD II IAMOy
no .4-tds United States Marshal d q
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

E'UR EENT-4 handsomely furnished suit of
l. ROOMS, consisting of Parlor and Chsulb Der and
other Rooms may be had, By applying a. No. 436
q street, between 7th and stu streets Opposite
Patent once. no 2i-3tt
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u q RENT-Part "f u small HOUSE, 10 a couple
j without children Furnished or uufurnishe =
senterl location. The Rouse is only occupied by
sin gle lacy. and part oft with of parlor can
ne spared. Apply on the premises, $50 street
bet~ 9th and 18th streets It,
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II so BARRELS TAR,
80 BARRELS R0SIN.
Apply to
LOST AND FOUND.

no SG J. L. KIDwELL, Georgetown, D. @.
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1T RNlsHED HOUSE FoR KENP-A laiy hav-
ing neatly Furnished House, in n desirable
locs ton. convenient to Pennsylvania avenue and
the Departments, would rent it Ia mess of gentle
nlep herself re naming as hnusrkesper, for which
she is fully competent Address Mrs ii A. L., ;"
city Pest Office it'll name AMI references NOS St.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsBs.-Wm. Is
Donaldson and John Mead, swindling; dis
missed-by Justice Hazard. VIM. ID: Donald
- n, assault; dismissed. John Meal, threats;
90 Sidney keilsOn, drunk and disorderly;
hned sa.5G John SchanE, do; do. as. Caths.
rine Miller, 20; dismissed. Matthias Green
wood dilordrrly house; lined rs. William
Inonas, drunk in street; dismissed.
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NAkRlED FOLKS A nice suit of ROOMS. well
lT1 Furnished, m first floor Also addition Al
Rooms may he had, suitable for house keepng for
small family.
Meals can be furnished in therooms if desired
Rooms can be seen ut any hour, by calling at No
81 5, on 18th ST., between II and l. no 2j2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-26

n o LET-seyeral pleasant ROOMS, at 31S North
me bers no a4-3ts
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EURNIsHED HOUSE FOR RENT-The hand
Il some Brick HOUSE, corner of south b and 9th
street, Coz tanning Saloon Parlor, ght Cham bers,
Library. lining room, Bath room, and Water
a first class residence, including cooking range,
gas Potomac and rain water: Possession given on
the 9th December The premises may be examined
from TO p. m. Re erences given and required.
FOR further particulars apply at room 9 H. Windsr's
Building, Fourth Auditors Office or at Mr. WM
BALLANTYNE's Book Store. 7th at no 25-Sts
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WANTS,

WAfrHD-A SITUATION, BY . respectable
w woman, a nurse and seAmstresA In = respect
Able family, Best OF references, IL rsauircd. Ad.
drose BoI q Stsr Once.
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X On kkNT-A large and very finely furnished
. CHA mbEk, communicating directly with the
18th streets, Fran Slin Row Also, st same place,
two large, ane ROOMS comm unicsting with each
other. Each of the above suits of TO ms al.
uiirkhly adapted Ter two gentlemen. or gentleman
ard wife, Bath with hot and cold water in the
house. spacous and beautiful yard sttsched
Frs class Board within two doors. Reference re-
CURED.
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EN0UND-In front Of the auction stere Of w. L
II Wall Co. . lsdys yHIL. which the ovns,
can have oy paying Tor this sdysrtisement.
W. l.. WALL Il CO ,Auctioneers,
IT. corner 9th streei and pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-26

IHprA RUBBER C-eops.-Ths place TO buy your
Rub Der Coats LIE ggins, Camp Blank cts Navelocks,
haysrsAeks, and eyery article made from India
where you can obtain them at nanufacturers'
prices, $40 Penna. avenue, between Sth and 10th
streets. oc 1-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-26

MUss.-Lsst night, about 6 O'Clock, n fight
occuTr' q al the corner of Thirteenth st. and
PennsS Nania avenue between some soldiers
W no werp intoxicated. One Uf them, Jno. Elm
hart, " very badly beaten and being too DIR n X
20 escape, ne Was taken TO the Second Ward
station. cavalry pistol, with which IN had
been b aten. was found near him, his opponent
Ia vim. thrown II away when he escaped Elm
hart is fsId by the police, who design fading
out all th- aItirs 10 the row that they May be
properly punished.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-09-19

vigorous policy which has been adopted
nv the Government, we have seen no
evidence of il in the field, except the or
ders of Pope, which were modified as
soon as they we're found not to exactly
suit Jeff Davis.
We should think the Government by
this time might be persuaded that treason
cannot be talked down, voted down,
starved down, frightened down, managed
by diplomacy, or by lapse OF time die
out of itself, but must be crushed, 1t at
all, only by the most active, swift Vlgo-
rous. searching, terrible punls h men
which it is in the power of the nation TO
inAict. Nothing but the scourSe VIII DO
it now, and nothing bat that has ever
been successful treatment. BY refusing
TO use that hitherto, the nation has been
brouobt to the brink Of destruction. by
allowing rebels and rebel sympathlzefS 10
mark out the path which the government
should pursue, we to-day are again stand
inc on the defensive all along the from
tier, and are trembIingly wondering what
daring act treason will attempt. Ir-
resolution, INDIGESTION and incapacity rule
our eounsels, both in the cabinet and IN
the field, and have brought us 10 this
peril. If the Government has learned a
lesson by its failures, our future may be
speedily retrieved, but it it has not, we
may well despair of the RePubic'-Free-
man.
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Strength Of the Rebels.

To the unthinking mind there is some
thing appalling in the steady flow OF
rebel successes and the unceasing energy
Of rebel arms. But if we give it mo-
ments thought, we shall find reasons so
plain that no speculation is needed.
Congress, in its ,etsdom and erteaStne
luowiedgs Of military AFFAIRS passed
law to reduce the army to 100000 men,
and while the secretary of war was dis
bandiaq regiments and giving discharges
to thousands, the rebel chiefs were throw
ing into camps of instruction and the field,
every able-bodied man in the South
They had, according to their fairest state
ment, J54.7S2 men. They raised 330,-
600 by CONSUMPTION, and now have 6C9,-
600.
This is the lowest estimate | ever saw
of the South, and have the best reasons
in the world for believing it too small II
anything. Added to this there are now
nearly $4,000 conscripts in camps of 10
struction.
4 The rebels have everything to gain or
10 e, and they will do all that men can do
to be successful.
Speaking of their policy, Gen. R,
of the rebel army. said to US at Peters
burgh, on our way North;
of we managed your affairs, we could
not have done better foi our purpose than
YOU have. A brigadier general on your
side loses the battle of Manassas, and Is
made a major general ard given a sep"-
rate command. One Of our major gene
rails fails to come up in time at Richmond
and he is cashiered. Another one OF our
best major generals gets oltdone by Hal,
leck, and he is disgraced. We make men
win or lose luClT COlludhuo'
While your secretary Of war was dl,-
banding regiments we were raising who'll
divisions. While your Congress wa.
openly saying how many men you wouc
have ir the field, our Congress secretly
passed laws to raise an overwhelming
force.
You choose a man to command an i'm
portant department, whose greatest eN
plot was telegraphng that he had takeI
10000 prisoners and $4,000 stand o
arms at Corinth, when he had not takeI
single man; a man who was always ;
reckless, brainless brag. You send lm
mense amounts of army stores to expose
points where they are almost sure to b
DESTROYED. We only take with US enougl
to subsist on. You waste, we save
You are careless, we prudent. There
fore we expect to win by your own fault.
and from no other cause
give you this only to show you til
idea Of calm, candid aud talented rebe
general Itmay not be a true view, bu
it has some good points, and the trn
opinion of an enemy should not be des
n;ead We can suhdua them and the
know it, if we only go at it in earnest
Capt. j. T. Dretc in the Free Press
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REVOLUTIONARY INCIDENT .-A
A worthy citizen, standing behind bar
ricade, during the insurrection of 1913,
in Berlin, said to his right hand file, a
tailor
"Just see how I'll knock that guard-of-
fcer over"
For heavens sake, DON'T" was the
agitated reply; "be owes me three hun
bred dollars"
As a pendant to this, the Athengum
cites fact that occurred in Paris after
the February revolution. A person
whom Sir Robert Peel would probably
call manikin Marat, entered a club, as
cended the tribune, and shouted savage.
ly--
president, l demand ten thousand
heads ~
mo, no 90 a voice from the crowd ex.
claimed, Il am a halter"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-09-19
DR.. GIFFOUD'S HOMEOPATHIC CURATIVES.

DR.. 6lFF0RD'S HOMEOPATHIC CURAlIVES'
DEPoT, 1876 WILLIAM ST., New YORK.
No
l-eures Fever and Inflammation, Heat Pain,
RestCSsnCSs.
2-cures Worm Fever, Worm Collie, Voracious
Appetite.
3-curcs Collie, Teething, Crying, Wakefulness
4-CurCS DiaTThea of children or adults, ChOle-
IA lntantun, and Summer Complaints.
5-Cures Dysentery, Gripings, Bilious Cole.
6--curcs Cholera Morbus and Cholera.
7-cureS Coughs, Colds, HOarsCncsS, BrOn-
chits, Sore Throat.
8-curcs Nervous Affections, IrrtabiIity, Sleep
leSSneSs, TOothache, Face ache, Neuralgia.
9-cureS Nervous, Bilious and Sick Headache,
Dizziness, and rush of blood to the Head.
l0-curcs Dyspepsia, Heartburn Acidity, Weak
Stomach, Distress after eating, Constpa-
ton, &C.,
.ll-curcs Suppressed MenSCs, SCanty or De-
laying.
l2-cures Leucorrhua, or Whites Bearing
Down, too Profusc MenScs.
l3-cures Group, H0arsc Cough, Oppressed
Breathing.
I4-cures Salt Rheum, Crusty Eruptions, Scald
Head Dandruf, BARRIERS Itch
15-cures Rheumatism. Pain, Lnmeness or sore
ness in the Chest, Back, Side or Limbs.
lG-curcs Fever and Aguc, Dumb Aguc, &c.
l7-cures Piles, internal or external, Blind or
Bleeding.
lS-curcs Opthalmy, Weak rinAamed Eyes or
Eyeds, Failing or Weak Sight, SCrOtu-
lous Sore Eyes.
I9-curcS Catarrh, Acute or Chronic Dry or
Flowing, Cold in the head, Influenza.
20-curcS Whoopiug cough or SpaSmOdc cough.
2l-cures Asthma Wheeling labored breathing.
22-cures Ear Diseases, Noise in the Head, Ear
Ache.
23-curcs Scrofula, Enlarged Glands and Ton
sis, Old Ulcers.
24-curc> Debility, Physical or Nervous Weak
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
FARMERS MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MONTPELIER. YERMONT.

fHASH on hand secured by Bond and Mortgage,
" after paying all losses and expenses, August
LIST, 1861, $40, 99j,04
Amount Premium notes in force, COG, p
This company has been doing business twelve
years, and has made no assessments, and, as
none but the safest property is insured, none
need be expected.
Policies issued for five years on Dwelling HOu.
ses, Barns, Sheds, and personal property in like
buildings, at less rates than in any other com.
pany in Vermont.
Losses honorably adjusted and promptly paid
Policies renewed and new risks taken in Orean:
County, by w. NJ. TIBBETTS, Agent, Barton
Landing, Vermont
December 10, lSSl-5l
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Pacific Manchester, and English and Frcncl
prints. Brown Sheetings Shirtings, beacheC
sheetings and bleached shirtings in all qualtie
and prices
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sILKSlsILKS. SILKS /!

Plaid Strips, chcnic, plain Brown, plain Blue,
hrocadc brown, blues, puppies and blacks, plain
black silks Of every quality. l have the ccIe-
brated English crown silk" This is the only
perfect and complete assortment Of nice dress
silks this side of Boston.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-09-19
BLUE DRILLS.
CLOTHS

striped shirtings, honey comb quilts, Lancaster
quilts, and every other article to be found in a
first class Dry Goods Store in Boston.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-09-19
SILK RASOUgNS a nIANFILAS,
MFRRTMAC PRINTS.

all the new styles Of cloth capes, busters anl
travelling capes. All kinds of domestic ant
housekeeping goods.
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A FIRST GLASS PHYSICIAN
ALWAYS AT HAND.

DR. GIFFORD'S HOMEOPATHIC CURA-
~ tiyes, consisting of forty different Remedies
have been long time before the public and
thoroughly tested. They are the prescriptions
of an experienced family physician.
These curativCs are very carefully prepared
and put up in neat form, at rs cents each box,
or in vial cases to suit the wants Of every family.
They will prove to be as represented, and will
seldom fail to cure where "A cure is possible.
The symptoms Of disease and method of treat
ment are given in the manual accompanying
the medicines.
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SPRING DRESS GOODS,

such as Saxony checks, plain, plaid and figured
Poplns, SIX and Linen MohairS, French Mus
Inns, Lawns, challie DcLanc>, ScOtchand Amer
lean Ginghams, Travelling Mixtures, Foulards
gp SO
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Always on hand a complete line of broad
cloths doesklns, Harris cloths, and other cele
braied makes for mems wear. Also low priccC
stufts for boys and mems wear, such as farmers
mechanics, double and twist, tweeds, &C.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-09-19
THO Ladies

and families of Orleans county are respectfully
invited to visit my store and examine tins cX-
tcnsivc stock of rich and fashionable goods.
A II the new STYLES of
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LADIES' CORSEIS

with steel fastcnings in front, all sizes, kid gloves
silk and Lisle thread gloves, gents gloves, liner
bosoms, neck ties, hosiery, &c.
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CAUTION.

IS on the OUTSIDE Wrapper-aII OtheTs art ~ ~
ing oounteTieig. yl