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FARMERS MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
MONTPELIER, VERMONT.

FyASH on hand secured by Bond and Mortgage,
~ after paying all losses and expenses, August
lst, 1861, S2O,995,O+
Amount Premium notes in force, 500, l4S,22
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 forfyc years on Dwelling Hou-
ses, Barns, Sheds, and personal property in like
buildings, at less rates than in any other COM
pauy in Vermont.
Losses honorably adjusted and promptly paid.
Policies renewed and new risks taken in Orleans
County by w. NJ. TIBBETTS Agent, Barton
Landing, Vermont.
December 10, lS6l-l
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LIBERATION.

HNHIS may certify that have given my son,
I JAMES b. ABBOTT, his time during
the remainder of his minority, and shall claim
none of his earnings, nor pay any debt of his
contracting after this date.
d. S. ABBOTT.
REUBEN WIGGINs, witnesses
CHA's S. ABBOTT, {
Barton, March II, lS62-l3w3
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NOTICE..

w lEREAS my wife, Vienna Smith, has left
W my bed and board without just cause OF
proyocaJion, this is to notify all persons not to
harbor Or trust her on my account, as | shall
pay no debt Of her contracting after this date
CHAUNCEY w. SMITH.
Bloomington, March II, lS62-I3w3t
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LIBERATION.

THIS certifies that have given my son, Levi
L c. Allen, his time during the remainder OF
his minority, and | shall claim none of his wa
ges, nor pay any Of his debts after this date.
LEVI ALLEN.
Coventry, May l, lS6l-l3w3*
GEORGE w. ALLEN, Witness.
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Vermont Agriculture.

Vermont is so purely agricultural IN
its tastes and tendencies, that seven
tenths of its population are directly en-
gagged in that business, and most OF the
balance are largely interested in the
products of its mines, quarries forests
and springs. Notwithstanding that ag-
ricuItnre is the great specially OF this
tate, no agricultural paper is Published
there. The state agricultural society
says, after eleven years existence, that 1t
has never received state patronage to
the amount of dollar, they have never
issued an annual agricultural report for
want Of means, and the laws which once
gave aid to county agricultural societies
have recently been repealed. All this
exists in n state perhaps more dependent
upon agriculture for wealth and future
greatness than any other, and at q time
when agriculture especially needs foster
ling care. Because this is period Of
strlr, It does not follow that therefore
there should be an abatement of interest
in peaceful agriculture. On the contra
ry, there is need Of greater exertion lest
saunt famine follow up the desolations
Of war. Nearly ten thousand men have
already Ielt that state by enlistment, or
about oue.thirlicth of the entire popula-
tor. OF course q large proportion OF
these belong to the yeomanry, and it will
take une to fill their places with other
Ilaborers. About as many horses as men
have also been taken away for army pur.
poses, Wool, one of the great staples Of
Ills state continues in demand beyond
the supply. Probably one-third more
wool, twenty times as many horses, and
five times as many laborers are worn oui
and destroyed in war; as in the peaceful
re. r. 49,; l.ho,
. will inevitably be dear, horses scarce
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"oD''''q' VI INNS |i'''V -" - '"'' :"
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Fowl MANURE.-No manure Obtain
ed by the farmer is as valuable as the
manure from the poultry house. OF this
there is no question, and yet we can
hardly answer the question, In what way
il il hest to use ity This manure is
made only in small quantities, and it may
be that, as a general thing, much OF it is
wasted. 1t may be thrown with other
manure, muck, and refuse, on the com
post heap, but our plan is to save it for
special purposes, and we generally use it
in the vegetable garden, where it is not
only valuable but exceedingly convenient.
When dry it may be sown with onion or
other seeds in drills, at planting lime, and
four or five quarts pot into barrel oil
rain water makes most superb liquid
manure for any beds of young plants
that need stimulating. In this form NE
use it for our melons and cucumbers, as
soor as they appear above the ground, to
put them out Of the way of the bugs,
and on beds Of cabbage, caulilower
plants, &c, for the same purpose. Gel
cry plants, after being set out in the
trenches, may be hurried up amazingly
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ESTY g. GREEN'S
Alilsn.Y!ssNIs.
WITHOUT AN EQUAL.
THE HART, OR PIANO ATTACHMENT

Is another new and desirable improvement, re-
Gently patented, and meets precisely the real
wants Of those hating between two opinions,
whether to purchase a Piano or Melodeon. By
this arrangement the Piano and MelodeOn are
combined, producing most beautiful effect; or
either may be played separately at will, and yet
the MelOdeon size is retained.
With these Attachments, together with our
Patent Base Damper, we are producingan instru-
mcnt that dcfes competition.
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WM. w. FROST.
Coventry, w., March 4, 1862,
[Netg England Farmer.

Muck AND Cons FoDDER.-I have
a large quantity OF meadow muck, AMI
wish to use rs much as will pay. How
much can l add, with profit, to my ma
nure that is made from fourteen cattle
when drawn from the cellar The muck
wis thrown ont last season, and drawn
from the meadow this winter. Would
it be advisable to spread and pillow in
some without being mixed, where in.
tend to plant2 Is it Of much service
without manure mixed with it?
Much has been said in regard to sow
ing corn for fodder; will add my testi
mony in its favor Last spring plant
I'd in rows about three-fourths OF az
acre; the rows l-2 feet apart--in the
rows very thick-and hoed it well the
corn was white Hat, and grew finely.
used what was needtul green; the rest
10. ont and snr.ad nm tine oronnd bef,,,
,ho r.,., o,r,o r IL i lac ann do,
,han ,d n EMIL nnndr.. ana ,ool. ;,
lo harm md n,,,o on ,,,,, o,.,. IL.
. 1, :, ,,... H.,
'""' Way "''" i cu'eu "e''' anu my 'a'
,'s wiz r'' It "a preference 10 tue 0eS
nay " "u,''e 70 al VINO nave ""o
''''' '''' g ''' '''''' s'"'S' - ~ "S II
CHARLES I. GRANT
1uJurR. y. H., 1862.
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DREAMING LETTERS FOR hIiLhlN IL
This, says the 1mericaa Agr'cul,aral-
isl, is often made quite a serious affair,
in which kicks and bruises are frequently
/ inDorchanged between the frightened brute
and the irrltated master Many an 9TH
erwise excellent mixer is spoiled for life
by harsh treatment A heller, if well
broken to the milk pail, is thereby made
worth at least twenty per cent more
an increase which will pay for much
painstaking. Rarey's reasoning respect
ing horses, APPLIES equally well to other
animals. they only resist when injury
is apprehend, d, and their natural instinct
suggests danger whenever any unusual
treatment occurs. Every one has MOTTO
ed bow shy creature is in entering
strange enclosures, or at sight Of new OBJ
ject-. The handling Of hcifer's bag is,
ito her very unusual proceeding, and in
addition her teats are often tender and the
bag cabed and inAamed, so as to be pain
tul under even a gentle touch. Training
Ter milking should commence long before
calving. FIRST teach the animal to wei
come your coming by liule presents of
an apple, handful OF corn, or other del
icacy. She will soon readily permit the
hand 10 be laid upon her back, and en-
joy the scratching which may be given,
Extend the hand to different parts of the
body until she will not finch from grasp
ing her teats, and the work may soon be
accomplished without even a harsh word.
/ MAPLE SORGHUM SUGAR.-The Gin
cinnati Go1ette has this paragraph of in
terest to spectators in sugar at high
prices:
"A member of leading foundry es-
adjustment informed US that their chief
business at present was the manufacture
of sugar kettles. We are also informed
/ by grocery merchant that there is an
extraordinary demand from the interior
for buckets, some farmers buying as
much as five dozen. This means extern
sive preparation for manufacture of ma
pie sugar, This business, owing to the
high prices Of cane sugars, will yield
large profits, and with a favorable season
a crop will be produced that will astonish
the sugar trade of the country, and sur
prise and disappoint those who have been
anticipating largely increased revenue
from the imports of foreign products
The manufacture Of maple and sorghum
in 1862, if the signs DO not fail, will, with
the economy that is being practiced in
the consumption, make the loyal states
wholly independent Of the louisiana
crCDs,
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NJ A r BILE W DIRK S

TLARKE g. OTIS, Marble Dealers, Barton,
u Vermont, most respectfully call the atten-
ton of the public to their EXTENSIVE STOCK
of VI A Hs Il L. y and to their superior IA
cilities for doing work, &c. By having water
power with which TO do all their tinishing-an
advantage which no other Marble Dealers have
in Northern Vermont-and by employing none
but the BEST CITY WORKMEN, and keeping
only the first quality of stock, we have no hest
tation in promising those who wish ANYTHING
in our line better job at less price than can
be had elsewhere in this part of the State.
II Please cali and examine for yourselves.
Barton, Nov. II, lS6l-48yl
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R,s,ye C,tvrs-Nv m.thod nj
r.;.;oo cal,e. agree. IN fine main with
,bat of Mr. Basse,t a. oiven; in the Far.
o,sr for March IN some por,icpIar.
bowavcr !, a.ascs. and quite naturally
,h;,. :, Ar. tr Aha ha,tar 7, oon,
...;,l .,oa,, o,lan c,n,,ors :, III.
..-..... 1t...;' g., .;,., -, o,Ir I,o,., Goa
,,ooD ,, ha hos ,,.u learned 70 dr;,b
r,i. ,., :. mad. no nonr;o, boi;;pa yo.
,.n -, o,,,.ar -. hand. or..ss and Ia,r;no
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H. IL. SHAW,
EARN FOR SALE.

LNARM for sale in Coventry, consisting Of
H tifty-three acres of good land, seven acres
of which is meadow and an acre and a half OF
hops. 1t is situated half mile from the village,
has good sett of buildings, good running wa
ter 10 house and barn, the lot is well wooded.
1t is a first rate piece of land, is under good
state of cultivation, and will be sold on reason
able terms. JOSEPH WHEELOCk.
Coventry, Dec. l, lS61-50w6
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CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE,

Paints, Oils, Glass, Nails, Fish, and Flour. We
will sell during the war at war prices.
Irasburgh, Oct. is, 1861.
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LIaHT CAKE FOR BREAKFAsr OR
TEA.-One cup of sugar, two eggs, one
half cup of melted butter one and a half
cupfuls of milk, two teaspoonfuIs cream
of tartar mixed with flour, one teaspoon
ful of soda, flour enough to make a stiff
batter. 1t will bake in twenty minutes
If the oven is hot.
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miscellaneous,

An the rcoert Mercantile Library election in
St. Louis, the Union candidates were defeated.
LAST YEAR, rewards were paid by the li)s
ton Bank Association for 9o cOnN lotions for cVua-
teIleiins Now England money.
THE western part Of Upper Canada has been
divided into two military districts, tho head
4uutcrs ot the entire army D sing AT Montreal.
Tup tobacco crop in rcnnsy lyauia IA unusual
~ large this year and the l.a' u hstter quali-
ty. Tho high prices arc onrichnr the growers.
Is the South. asys Prentice, al tho men are
pressed in'o the service; none are l,it h3hind to
press lhe w,m.n into sCNice.
THr health Of General Met 'cllau ia entirely
restored, and he is actively engaged each lay
win III. public duties al ths hsadquIrtor5 Of the
army.
UNrrrp Sr.Trs Trca-ury Noie' c'mmsnd 30
per cent. premium in the southern States.
They arc rated equivalent o. god, AMI much
sought after.
LmrTFSANT Frank T.. Brosnell The Ellsworth
Zuuaye, who killed lachon in AeXandrlli has
b'en ordered to open a rerulting station at
OiwePo, n, T., for the regular army,
ARCHBISHOP PuRCErI, Of tin-innati, has
been on a visit to the 10th Regiment, at its
camp on Green River KY, during the past
week.
GENERAL MEAGHER has Ttcsived from
| Rome the portraits Of fifteen OF the officers
and soldiers Of the Irish corps in the service OF
the Pope, photographed in one group.
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4 Hin, for Ouartermn-ter MeIgA

VINO furnishes water ca, ks to the o'ernmenti Z
It i, time that tho manner in which he is fuldl-
lire bis contract should 10 locked into. On the
Port Royal expedition much grumbling was oc-
casoned an ong tho moh by the bad water, the
sm,l and taste Of the article so named varying
with each successive oask. And now we have
a similar complaint from the Burnside hset, OF
wa'r drawn from casks improSnatod with
csmphene, kerosene, and other nauseating
fluids. The fact that the water in both cases
was put up at that semi secession town OF Bal
timoro suggests the query whether the robels
had not plan for poisoning our troops by
wholesale. At all events, if our soldiers are
not to have whiskey, they are certainly entitled
10 decent water
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Irish Intelligence.

SIE HARVEY BRUCE will be elected in Cole
ra'uo, without opposition, 10 ill the PLhamsn-
ta'y seat made yacapt by NJ BIyd'- deita.
The Solicitor General has withdrdwn from tho
contest.
AT the opening of the Belfas, Quarter Ses-
slOus, Mr.. Otway, the chairman, cIngratula.ed
the Grsnd Jury on the decrease tf crime, and
urged the Importance Of disseminating litora-y
ard religious instruction among the people.
TIE Dublin Cooperation have preplrel a
Fire Brigade Bill for the organization o' a FIRE
Department in that city, on the Lon lon plAl.
II will be preseLted 10 Parliament at It's mex,
ses.ion,
Tanner named Patrick Bolge- vas attacked
Jan 9th, at Cloneen Go. Kilkenny, by ten men
who beat him 60 brutaly that his life is despair.
ed ct. Their object was 10 prevent him cOlftina
widow who was related TO some Of them.
serious riot occurred al the Town Hall,
II nhkllen, Jan. sth in consequence OF an a. .
tempted lecture on the Ioqutsition, bV the
Baron lie Camin. A large Gro gd assembled in
the street long before the appointed hour, com-
Pr sed Of P.otestdnts determined to hoir the
lecturer, and Catholics fully as resolute to
Prevent its delivery. Ths lecturer had 10 be
smugPled into the Hall but the crowd assumed
such menacing attitude, that the police and
military had TO be called out and the Riot Act
read.
sir Iohn Arno't some time finoe intimate,
hi intent. OF carrying out a munif ient system
Of reliet 10 the poor OF Cork, by undertaking
"a on large ,cale tho establishment Of bakery
soup kitchen, and brewery. The establish
mont c.mhiLing all taese operations is eauie,
on AT ~, lIn Bars brewery, fttOn street
lne tolp kitchen is a square UTick room, con
IA ning an llnmense boiler, opposite 10 which, o
The other ,ide Of the apartment. are three lar,
irun parF, capable Of Containing l5O Gallons q
soup each. To the rear Of the ki chen /. a var
comfortable room for serving out tao solp 10 M
public. Tho bakehOu'e.ls at present in course Z
| construction, and promises 10 bs very exten
| siye building. The bskehOusss alone will ocau
| BY space Of 32 f. in breadth by 63 f.. il
| length, and will contain six enormous ovens
the largest ever introduced into the city. Thei
| immense size may be imagined when a spac
OF 57ft. ia length by 32tt. in breadth will b
allotted to them. Every care has been tskeI
to insure the comfort Of the millers and other
employ cd in the baking establishment, and n
expense has been spared by Sir John Arnott il
completing the building 80 as TO be able, a
soon as possible, to give good substantial loa
TO the poor at nominal price. The necessar
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MINIATURE ALMANAC



bTEAMSHIP- Columbia, Adams, for Havana,
Spuhurd, Tcston a Co.
sHIP5-w II Prescott, Bat cholder, Boston, Ne
sm,t Sons; May, Bridge, B1ston, 5imea, ChAsa
N Co; Currier, fhtner, for Liverpool Traak d
Deprborn, Culhyator, Russell, Liverpool, Williams
Guion' l. Lane, Bryer, Liverpool, Richard
suu Co,
BARKS-w II Dean, tBrl Lsrck, New Ross, Tbs
Jsue-, Amber Witch, tBrl w dsh, Liverpool, How
land a Prothpgham Golden Era, Thorndlke, Lon
don, STOW 4 Burgess Torquaio Tasso, Meek
Bndlening, l mIam, Tunon, Msineke a Wsndt,
Son q c.; 81 on KnawlSs ssgua Ia arSnde, %
"a H. Pet< iC Brooks Miller, Kingston, 7 q
Chase * Co.
sCHooNERs- Evelyn, Palmer, for stamG1rd =
Sanford; A II MAJ chester, Nckerson, Port Royal
N, Cready. Mot u; Rockaway for Druminond4-
town Parker Follow Gran, Lane, Savanna Ia
Mar. II = Small; Anna q Gulner Knowles, 81 Jsgo,
q n i Peters, Ann CNlet Culet, for Point Potre,
81 ltl Jones Cos Victor, tBrl smith St Thomas,
Is y Small; Blstou, tBrl Smith, Bt Domingo, Y d
Ii & schmidt; Abbie Bradford, Freeman, Gibraltar
aud % market, l. hickerson Danl Holm ea, Holiness
Banu ore, McCready Mott & Co.
sLooPs-J II Borden, Collins, Fall River, Black
stone, Anen Bristol.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIP oean Express, a. steam trans
port, willis, Port Royal u, Jan 20, In ballast N
samuel Reed 4 O., 2Oth, exchanged signals with
a FT, uch man-li-war, bark rgged, steering E.
Experience heavy gales on the passage. Jan
20 lat 81 u, Ion - 7, passed large number OF ves-
ses, bound n. goth inst was IS miles u Of San:
dy Heof' where she took heavy wv gale and
was blown oh.
suIPs-w weiuhard. tBremerl wig,ni, Ritter
dam SO days, with mdse T. K'up
A-utar, tliremou1 Won Thu.cu' daVAy a. days
in ,lhat to q j G.cltd H.. been Id days on
,oudrgs with n = r'es md fgs.
BANKS Tsrmec..r, tSorl Mr'onsou' Malaga 81
R.tr..c, tBrl r,yl'r, radang 9S day., with
o 0ce to Brown. mo- e Co,
r,c,,u sewIy, %, Mystic, from N,p'es 81 days.
....ttt 40 4 4. hgaU
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Proyi,roys-PJrk. sales, ola noss stt rs.is.
4l2 SIhSl3 90; new mess. Prtrs A.. q no.e -.
City prime mess, Si3sls 80. Drss.si 49,
hogs ta4 i.i6c City cured do, AZ ns.f r....
mess, S6ab 80. Prime do, elasa So RsosasI
Western, si0ala Beef Hams, ait qSaeik n
con, sides, long olear, u short clear, ~ Hau,-
5s9c. shoulders pks4k. Lard. No. 1, fks Tka.
Kettle Rendered, sast Kegs, az. Ohio Butter,
Gale.
Rior-Ps'na, &C. CArolaa, TaTK.
bALr-lAverH", gruund, 90ai 0 Ashton, sf -
II. Kits, 3Oc Turks 1, and, sOa82
SoAr-C4Hiie new, itc.
SrtRrrs-SLe~ Ruhelle Brandy, g. DO.a 70 o..
nae, fia4 80. Gin, si,0od 20. st. Crois Rs|.
81 u i 10. whiskey, 2ta2iEo.
SUgAH-Fair " good refining, 1kaTk; hornN
ssles Cuba 6task; Barhadoe4 ~: New Or
leans ~; 2. RICO, TkNSy.; Slam. sS: soh yellow
refined, 9Hsl0h son white, iokaiONi powdered.
IOhaii.
TIlrow-Pnms city, o,I; wcaern, bbls, ~.
TArioCA-E. I, IL i.s.
Tg,-s Speculative demand. Ankoi, t0a5O; Co,rr,
Ooipng, G6sCs. Congo, Y. Hyson. sTao0.
TlS-Ssles straits, ~; BancA s0fa9S; pissea
i-2 \. tiOsSi0 90.
Tou,"o-sdc- Ken,ucky, low grades, sssK.
wnALrDoSE-Och,ts., lac; South Sea, 81; Arueaai
wooL-sLes AeecesI 5Ossa pulled. ts,ts, n.s
IniL,, 10. Me,itat ranean, 2aaaI.
Iuftpurs are lower. Floui to Liverpool, a4 oA,l
Corn va Hhip's, kNS In bulk. T. To LONDON. hoxr,
Ag.. ~ osi, in sltp'a bsye, lOl.
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F | N A n C | A l..
NEW YORK, THur.day, J,n,

NEW YORK. IlN'''y' 'n ~
~" In' t'' ''' .''"' '' we "'''''" '"''. Wv
he''r Obi. morning. mere were rnn'or7 OF i',-
lcd u T"."lu circulated anI Al 'Hor' Al "h 'h-
vance, butthe market generally drasgeI' ana i'"
oh 1t the "seo"nd CALI" After the board We M'''
kct was heavy and prices generally lower
Al the board gold c.usei At ~ "u' rose amer
wnids T. ~.
There were sales % 80 notes ~ Us.
The arrival q the AnRo-S'Non' 'r'" Ens''na'
'avaa later nows' In A eric'n st'cN' thor' was
nothing doing with the - rpti'' 20. nominal rise
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War Intelligence.
rug nmrrIr hNrt-srA,ruN socurY oV rW
NMEHt,AS DIFFICULTY.

rug umrrIt NVrt-srA,ruN socurY oN rIE
NMEEt,AS DIFFICULTY.
This sOrio,y has sent protest e. Lord Pal
merstou nfn.nyt the pro fp,rtiNo war with Amor
lea in whi.h occur thoss romuks
In lcoEiug at th' lcplorhple civil conflict
now raging in tho Uni'oi States, your memo
rialists are convinced that, whatever douhtmay
eNi ( "a TO whether the North IA Con'onding for
the abolition OF slavery, there can los no doubt
that tho SOUTH Us contend ng tpr tho mlinten-
ance and extension Of slavery aul thai hostile
proceedings on our part tow ards the North must
Inevitably p-oyo a succor AMI encouragement -
slavery In the South.
That whilst strongly deprcclting war on the
grounds OF reason, humanity ana religion, thsy
look with indispensable ropuRna1cs and alarm
at thc prospect of beiug engaged in war viz
tually for the defence Of sliyo'y, bsclu7o in the
interest Of, If not in alliance with, slavehoders
fighting avowedly for the establishment Of a
state OF society in which slavery -hiu form the
basis and corner stone.
That such a course on the part Of England
would not only be deeply humil a'ing, but
would stululv her past Efforts and slcrili es for
the freedom Of the sllye, expose hor protests In
other countries to the charge Of hypOcrisy, and
would impair her influence and close her mouth
in regard to any future appeal to tho iniolli-
gonce and conscience OF other nations.
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,RUNKENNESS CURED.
by
DIR. ZELL'S NERYlNR POWDERS.

h,y IA given unknown 10 th4 drinker In oodee,
r l1uor.
or sale at 6s Division 1t, and 2l4 Eighth ave, N.
Mrs. HAYES, i75 Fulton ~ Brookyni j.
BRIE5r, 40 South Second st., Wilham4hurgh,
Or. MERGERS, 224 Broad st, Newark, N. j.
400 24acsOO
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FIIRs.
rTE.NTInN LADIES |

FUHH IIhS 7 FUNJ
rhs old esatabliHhed New York Fur hanutGctur-
Co., Depot 50 Chatham II, otter greater induce.
al than ever. Now Is the time g. get your win
suits for AOout half the pHnaI price We have
", fresh, and the best selected suck Of Furs 10
Pound, a. the following very low rates
Water Mink, Cape, Mui and Cuffs, - - Water
biz, full y Cape, Muh and CufA SO; Marsh
hk y Czpa. huh and CufuS $40 ~ French
81, Cape, Mud and Cuffs, ~ to go French
.gl. full y Cape, Muf and CuHs, $40 ~ fl2 90 ,
Inoh Sable, Cape, Mud and Cufs 81 " $40 !;
nch Mink Nuts " ~ ~ Water Mink Muds,
y S9 French Sable Muiis, ~ 60 So 81 ; Water
French Mink, French Sable and American Fitch
Rock Martin y Cnpes 80 10 nv Victorlnes, 81
D. 5aho, Stone Martin, Fitch Martin, Mink
|tin. Brook Mink and Grey Siberia Squirrel
|Ally m low. A large variety of Chidren'a Fancy
New York Fur Manufacturing Co., dep1i
Niham st. Cleaning, repairing and altering
Ny done. FLEMING, Manager. jai4 24ao'i0l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-31

arrangements fcr the completion % tbs brewery
are also rapidl, progressing, and the ornceru
promises 70 be one OF the best establishments
d the kind in Ireland. Upwards Of $50 mcr |
are daily employed upon the establishment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-31

n hTANTRD-LADIE.S TO LEARN TO OPE-
w ralo on singers AMI w aler'u and wilsonu
b. othei sewing nsachlnss Terms frcIn 81 10 "a
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Liylt perios Also AL kinds ~ sewing nsrhines
a Neeale, and Oh, Oest quality, for sale. hao,
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