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PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
ELEGANTLY BOUND.
And Of various siIes. calculated to contain from
twelve to one hundred Clrtss d. Vifas.

Piotographs Of al The disti-guisL,d -,a The
eouzfry can be furnished for these albums. inelu-
ding Lincoln, Mcclellan, Scott, Banks, Lyon,
Butler, Ellsworth, Siegel, Hunter, Wool, Fremont,
Commodore Paulding, Capt. Wilkes. Gel. Multi
gan, Psrson Brownlow, and many other eminent
generals and statesmen cf the Union cause, toge-
ther with photographs Of JEFF Davis, BeAure-
gard, Gen. Bragg, Ben. Mcculloch, Mason, Sill
dell, and others Of the rebel leaders
One Of these Albums containing IS or 100
Cartes Do Vs1s Of friends, relatives, or eminent
characters made in .NILLER'S BEST STYLE,
forms one Of the NEST appropriate and elegant
holiday presents. The largest variety Of
BACK GROUNDS.
BALUSTPADES.
COLUMNS.
&c, &C., +.
For CARRIES DE yIsITE Of any establishment
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BPictures Of ,vay had taken in the S,sf
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
..rfNTHE Cloister and the HEARTH" or Maid
Il Wife and Widow, by Charles Reade.
" Works Of Bacon" vol. %.
Annual Register Of Rural Affairs" for 1861
Cecil Dreeme."
Received at the Church Street Bookstore, by
L. A. FULLER.
Burlington, Nov. lst. ls6l.
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\ CAN ADIAN RE VI DY
For Ca,firezsss, brsyudarify aud Dsb'iay of the
Diysshve C-gans, i-dneiHg Hsadaehs, L1sHiu7'.
E,ruoususss GeHera! Pros'ra'ioH Of fhs Mad
e-d Body, ParalvFis, &C.
A MOMENTS reflection oug to oonvinos
~ sensible man Of the folly nd ger
constantly dosing with Cathsrtio Medicines. Ph
practice is p.-aihous and s,n-i3aL An experieae
of forty wears has taught me that the constantly
increasing evils Of indigestion are feariuily asgs
waited by he too free use Of Catharties. I've
Americanpeople are fast becoming nation Of
dyspeptics BY their artificial modes OF life. Drss
tic Csthartics increase the irritability and prs'
trate the strength OF the digestive organs.
The Pills nov offered are specially designed to
allay this irritability, and at the same time 70
invcorste and strengthen sll the functions Of III
gestion, while they are gently laxative. They
are 80 mild and inyigOrating that one Is not re-
minded by any disagreeable effects that be hrs
taken medicine.
Business Men, Students. Professional Men, Fs
males, and all persons leading eonsaed or seden
tsry life should try them.
The undersigned Physicians cheerfully ceryf
to the high professional standing of DR.. Colbys
Stanstead, one Of the Oldest and best Physici
and to the excellent qualities Of his "AntiCostiv
and Tonic Pills, which We have used in our Pras
tiee, and highly approve.
J. B. GiBsos, NJ. D., Durham, c. z.
c. Z. CorToS, NJ. D CowAnsVille
CHARLEs BE0wS, NJ D., d"
s 5 Foster, VI. D, Bronze.
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N.JESEs, NJ. D,
c. ". CowLEs, ". D, Stanstead.
JoHS Mixes, NJ D.,
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LEuUEL RIcHNoSD, NJ. D., Derby Line.
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@. o. SowERs, ". D., Magog. c. L.
J. C. RUrHERFoRD, NJ. D., Newport, Vt.
Prepared BY DIR. VI. COLBY,
Stanstead c. E, and Derby Line, VT.
Sold where medicine is solo generally.
August u, lsGl. dawl
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By the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks
N,-usl, a- Sax HsldIcis may be prevented and
If taken at the commencement Of an attack imme-
diate relief from pain and sickness will be obtain
e..
They seldom fail in removing the NAUSEA and
Heldaoa, to which females are 50 subject
They act gently upon the bowels-removing
C0sfIuc1css.
For Laerary Mn, AiudsHfs, Delicate Females,
and all persons Of ssieufary hatfs, they Talus
bic as L1rafius, improving the arp me, giving
t9a aud ugor TO the digestive organs and restoring
the natural elasticity and strength Of the whole
system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long
Investigation and carefully conducted expert
ments. having been in use many years, during
which time they have prevented and relieved a
vast amount Of pain and suffering from Headache,
whether originating in the asrUsas system or from
deranged state Of the stomach
They are entirely vegetable in their eompOs.
ton, an may be taken at all times with perfect
safety without making any change Of dict
a5srue, Of auy disagre,abi, taste rerdgs sa'y
4dplIaist~ fa,r, Q, einidr,H.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS
The genuine have Eve signatures Of Henry
Spaulding on each box.
Sold by Druggists and all othe< Dealers Me-
icine.
\ Box viii be sent by mail prepaid On rcceiTi
Of the
PRICE - CENTS.
All orders should be addressed 10
HENRY c. sPAULDING,
Is CEDAR STREET, \. !.
or to WEEKS / POTTER, Boston,
sole Wholesale Agents, For New England
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NE w nook

SPARE HOURS, by John Brown, NJ. d.
- The Rejected Stone, or Insurrection vs. Res
surrectiOn in America, by Native of Virginia.
Received and for sale by
Z. A. FULLER.
Doc. Is.
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KEROSENE LAMPS.
An AUCTION Lot of Kerosene Lamps for SAFE
~ cheaper than ever by ppovN
Dec 20, 1861.
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from any cause, and after all other
remedies Of The kind have been tried in vain. This
NAV seem Incredible but if it fail in any case the
money will be refunded.
OVER TWO THOUSAND BOTTLES
have now been sold without single
failure when taken as directed, and without
| the least injury to health in any case 81 IL Is
nut up in bottles of three different strengths, with
full directions for using, and sent by express
| closely sealed TO all parts oil the country. ,
| PRICES-Full strength, sic; half strength,
! S.; quarter strength, s. per bottle.
! c~Remember, This medicine is designed ex-
pressly for Obstinate cases, which all other RENE
dion Of the kind have failed to cure; also that IL
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| None warranted unless purchased directly OF Dr.
NJ, or at his office. Prepared and sold only at
Dr. Mattisons Remedial Institute for Special Dis
eases. No. Is Union Street, Providence. K. l.
RThis speciality embraces all diseases OF q
| private nature both Of men and women by regu-
| larly educated physician Of twenty years prac'
tice, giving them his whole attention
| ~ Consultations by letter or otherwise are
| strictly confidential and medicines will be sent
by Express, secure from observation, to all part
OF the United States. Also, accommodations fcl
Ladies from abroad wishing for secure and q1ie
| Retreat and good care until restored 10 health
Caution.-It has been estimated that ovei
| two hundred thousand dollars are paid TO swim
| ding ouacks annually, in New England alone
without aav bsReff to those who pay it. All thu
comes from trusting, lrlfhoia iaglTy, to men wh'
| are alike destitute of honor, character or skill
| whose only recommendation is their own false anS
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II. therefore, you would aU9ii bang hsMbH2ged
| take no mans word. no matter wtlf his nrdeH
nous are but MAKE INQUIRY: it will COS
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| for, as advertising physicians, in nine cases on
| Of ten, arc bogus, there l. no safety IN trusting
any Of them, unless you know wto and uhai the.
arc.
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! -talap A. above. a pamphlet on DISEASES OF W0
| MAN. AMI on private eisslsss generally. giVln
| full information. with the most undou0ted refer
euces and Testimonials, without which, no aavel
! usin. physiciou or medicine Of this Kind Is dc
/ serving aye raBtirlcs, i-tafrUe
-.5-Ordels by lnsu promptly attended :.
write sour address r'1Hig, and direct TO DR.
,r.---s-y .- .f ed. Drcl
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CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS ,!
r All of the above good. will be scld at the
lowest living prices, at the
Nov. Is, 1861. ZEE HIVE.
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BY MACHINE BY HAND
Hnnrs- Minutes. Hours. Minutes
lumber Of Stitches made per Minute.

when the machines driven by power,the
ratio is much higher, 500 and 900 stitches a
minute not being an unusual average.
Seams Of considerable length are ordinarily sea
"A vi,h the best machines at the rate of yard a
minute. and that too, in a manner far superior TO
hsud-sewing
This report WAS in accordance with the previous
awards at the Fair Of the
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL oCIET
At the Fairs Of the
American Institute n. 7. Mechanics Association
Nechauic's Association Cincinnati.
Boston. Mechanleai assOclstloh'
Franklin Institute, Phila- st. Louis.
kentucky Institute Louis Meehs Institute, San
vile Francisco.
Mechanics Institute Bal MetropolitanMec mics
imore. Institute, Washin gton
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I~ SEWING MACHINES.

The Wheeler Wilson Company has prepares
able. showing, by actual experiments OF four dli-
erent workers, the time required to suten escH
n,rt NJ a garment by hand, and with their Sewing
Machine. subjoined is a summary of several oil
the tables.
The wheeler and Wilson Company has prepared
tables showing, by actual experiment OF four dii-
ferent workers the time required to stiteh escn
part Of a garment by hand, and with their oeWing
Machine. suhjoined is summary oil eFeraiio'
IN
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GENTS DR. IS BoOTs.

6EN = OR FSS BOOIS,
MADE Of Frenol Patent LEATHER. Alto Congress
Boot and SHOES, mad co re1cl Calf and Patent
Leather. Tor sale At roi1ssi prices az
PRoUTyS.
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4 NEW ARTICLE !

IgAUvE INK, celebrated for its beautiful
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For sale By c. o. FRENCH & Co.
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& BURLINGTON II. II
NAlRANGENFNT

WAIRANGENFNT
az and after Monday Nov. p, Trains leavS
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lows
5 90 A. NJ. Mail Train, for Boston, Low ell,
Worcester Springfield Troy, Albany, New
York and the West.
esOPM. for Troy and New York, arriving al
Troy at so A N, and New York at 30
Pm.
Trains arrive at Burlington as fellows
10 90 A NJ, accommodation train iron Rutland
o 90 P VI Nail Train from Boston, Lowell
Worcester, Springfield, New York &c.
7sOPN, Express Trim from Troy, Albany
and New York.
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Rutland Nov. 3 1861.
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YARN, YARN. YARN.

MOTHER lot Of that famous Connecticut
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FALLnnd WINTER BoNNETs,
SONGS FOR TIE TINES!

SONGS FOR TIE TIMES.
XTIvR L'AMERICA, Willard.
v Rule Columbia, Agusto-
Forward boys. forward, (QuaTtette) Root
The first Gun Is sred, (Song4 Chorus) g r. Root
Ri Wbite and Blue. shaw
The Banner Of Freedom, Romano.
Up, up with our Banner, / Conner
The sword Of Bunker Hill. Gov sFt-
NY Country, tbs Of thee, as BY Ma a-Parodi
God save the Union err
Our Ccuutry's Starry Flag, Conner.
Have ye sharPeDed your swords } Roo,
Quartette, h0V''
Camp Song Of the Irish Brigade, Hughes
Weep for theBrave-s tribute to tle1
memory Of the late Col. Ellsvo nth
Freemen join the glorious antf.sm, Herrerc.
Our good Ship sails tonight, Nassett
Dixie for the Union, Emmett.
Rock me to sleep, Mother, Percy.
Grand Union Pot Pouni, Baums,sck.
JUST RECEIVED, a large assortment Of all
kinds Of MUtICAL INSTRUMENTS;
together with the largest ami best selected
stock Of SHEET MUSIC and
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
70 be found in the State, at
II. W. ALEXANDERS,
Aug. 9Th. 1851. COLLEGE ST.
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Vlosr respectfully informs her numerous Gus
WI TONERS that she has on hand ehoiSe H'sort-
ment Of
FRENCH
FALL and WINTER BONNETS,
Which she will offer at prices below any other
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vince all that this stock stands unrivaued ior
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sign. Our terms are c II
Mrs. BR0wS returns her sincere thanks ior
her greatly increased custom, and having arusts
aud talent Of the FIRST ability TO assist her. she
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ton to all favoring her with their patronage as
no pains or trouble will be spared 10 please one
has engaged, regardless Of expense, trimmer
from the celebrated establishment Of MIDI Bernet'
Of Broadway, New York, who is an artist Of tae
first ability, aud who takes charge Of, and super
intends her work exclusively for is-uioHab4e
trade. 10 which we can guarantee perfect satis-
faction. Mhs- .. > bhOn -
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\ CASE ~ boached Shir,ings at price worth
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rE,IPPETS, Scarfs, sontags, Nubias Lecgins,
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IN GREAT VARIETY. and at low prices, con
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Maste- Mason. Also Ne.s Monitor in turkey
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Block, opposite tho American Hotel.
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January s, lss-
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Illinois Central Railroad.
zAA - IA

CHANGE OF TIMk M 90
~ r ahd after Monday, November 10, SOL pas,.as.,
" iIaihs VIII leave MattOOn and PEna, as iollons
LEAVE NATION.
Iolng North, llO y m and / i;OO n m, t-sa
Soing South, 400 a m and $50 4, r.
LEAVE PAAA
cong North, G;uO a m and T. nm
cong South, li.JJ M aud Ii4t 4, m
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baltimore ana ohio Ka,,,oaa

a. "a "a III - ~. sss:syss95s 5ss;'=..zssa
hLAI NATIONAL kUUTL.-I eru,Ina,.s a, v.-,
,n,,s, , ap ho1e nauho1e ON the East aild h,sIi.
,iltes WIN Railroads, Steamers 8c ior sn,, ~ ,r ies
FVn's III the West, southwest and NoTtl,..sf '' at
lIS. Trans baily ior all the KasterI, i,,t,s
I NJ y, ~ we only route TO Washington tht, -.
tv ~ nutiore at $50, 7:4O anu I.:UJ a ln 49,, ~.
4hd o'IV mi ON Sundays at 43O and T.1n N 80 -
80 nv washington hi b:tO 7;fU and "A q ma, and a'y,
"nI "a = ini on Sundays at $50 and m only w '''
i Is 70 The Eastern cities can a., tr,,e,r.
IN n Washington ollf at an additional ellIp. az ~
Time ~ quick anc fare 10 low as lv srN ,,, -,
ior ucheth WA baltimore and Oln,, l.,,r f,.s.
A' W "ie pa Railroad Offices IN tie " .,.t
u II, SULLIVAN, Gen. Western AS't.
W. =. SMITH, Master OF 1ransportafou sls,,
Indiana Central a BaytOn 4 Wesle,nk
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4 n and after Monday 5Ih Ast, In, ,,,,.r,,,.. 49,.
~ P'ess N,h leave tiie JniUn Leput s1tt ss,I -
express Al a ,'' ,, at $40 m, anu the Afternoon
.1 hs'arnns' "ti arrive at lii55 m, 6:.S n M
il,a,t a. L. LAhkl,
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Leave LAY ton al o.bU M, ~, 80"
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Sprine.-.House cleaning.


Labor is Respectable.
MOTWITIlsTANDIRG the views Of our Southern
IN lrethren.in-aw rather step brothers at pres.
ent, therefore the subscribers have received their
dening implements, such as long an 4 short handled
shoyes, spades, mattocks picks, mAnureIorks and
hooks, auyirs, drsaels, hand saws, files and enlets
axes hatchets, pang aud fencing nails, hoes and car.
den hoes, wood and iron rakes garden trowels, Ic.
aud for sale by CHARLES POST a co,
aprlSd&w East Second St, 4 doors from Main st.
Bacon and Lard.
IoUNTRY LRcon sides and hams; also lard for sale
" by CHARLES POST a Co,
selOddw East III st., doors from Main
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Radtpana.
DAYTON ana Mlchlgnn RalIroad-
Sailddlusky, Dayton and OIDcinnallaR.5E n

Aakl ~
4 IN and after December 81, 1850. and ,,ntI o.-..
~ nouqe, Passenger and Freight Trains vsiii i
DAi lVNi going north, as follow, - ~''
Q.I0 A. NJ through Freight and Acoo,n,oe,,..,. .
OsEO win Passenger Car attached
ln.gn a. NJ, Mail train for gprineRela coI,,,.l -
lO.OO urbana, BellefOntaine Ft5rest ssi,,lL ~.
3anaasky, connecting at Springfield with grs,n sl i
INV Nol bus, arriving ia Colutnill. Or .n -
~ ~ ~ OI,slnA WIN tram for Coluntifs Al ft5fssf vib
, IRAN on Iitsburg ". Wayne Chicago n nj ,s,'a
h jS siiivhg WI w IN cIerlne az 646 IN and pittslys
q 81 nj ny Nyue win Tram Cleveland and adS
~ T " Boing hast, arriving In CLEVELAND Al st0 y ~,
uys TX ~ asoO ln' and Buffalo at $50 M ,foins
s'NSS hIllYhB n Ioledo at 1910 M Detroit Al t.iR .
~ .hosko ~ lWSU m, and SAndusky az u;ab n m
rel =. M. Mght Express for kprnaHeld. I,rl..,
~ ". hiu belieiontlne, conneeiing At Fcrest viii
i, btii eong East on F1ttsiurg, IT, Ma,ne and It,.
5n. eolns htsb with Tram AriivinE IA III wsyrs AZ
~ M anu chicago at lO:4U M at Ul,,ie Viii Tr,
9n cleveland and Toledo Il. r. arriving In (g,via W.
s.ao M Duhl,lrk at 400 m and lufAo NJ 5,so !, ~,
retohes slndusky at 1;tU m. 'o'
1.nS \. M. Huntsville Accommodation, i...,,l
t.VO Dayton on arrival Of IRAN IRON, gn,srnsafs
springfield al BOO m, Urtana al lsrsn !, =,
ana Huntsville AT IsIi M ~ ii'oi ? N
"a, ivkets VIA this Line to all points North h.s, a,
W'sti can De hnd NJ the Ticket Office in ths Ii,,a I
-SAM,L W, KING, Ticket Agent 0''oN NepS'
" rare always N low As by any other rnut. .-
foi iniVrnlatlon relative to shipping Frei0ht 40
npute, ePply az the CcmIanys kreight Denol'f ~" y,
hAsaA1i agent H. RICE SniasTi,i,,.,,,, -, -
M, e. oLAfp, Gen. Ticket gent. isnIs
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Dayion, Aenla and Columbus Ral1,on,


ii'ta,.Dy Dy italns East, via CollInbus! Tb,,,.s
- 1 n.Asts ITO uon layton to all Eastern Lltlts
& WY ~ follows Night Express Iiosp. ; n'
Nu Osuinous Day Express at lIgo a. M ila, 100,
& stops "' A way stations Getseti, iaS','n ssS E
,,, atitls at Dayton, night express $40 a. ~; A,,
press biS6 p IL. N'"''"D"H i'N) ~
ter ihnn Dayton time s"is 'uibu'ehtn-
uehets can be had for all Eastern o,,A n
o"'iihs on B. " klN6. Tea igenl '''''' "
q. wAKAAS Geni E%GtopnwA.tD; Eet nS,aD superintendent.
w v INl lOn ".
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Markrting.
DAILY PROVISION MARKRT
LEW oILLILARD

A No ,, Market street. nortl, siae. h.,..,o...-
"A STEPHEN Woe's stand, 4 prepared le t,r
give him trial. NNSn FidCns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-01

BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD
Heim5old's Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA,
" SYPHILIS.
This ia is en- affection of the blood, and
ATTACKS TIE SEXUAL ORGANS,
Innings OF THE NOSE, EARS,
THROAT, .--r-e-- wINDPIPR
AND OfRER MUCOUS SURFACES,
Making its appearance In the form Of Te
ULCERS. 80
Helmboldr Extract Sarsaparilla, -
PuTlEes the Blood, and removes al Scaly Erup-
( tons Of the Skin,
GIVING TO THE COMPLEXION A CLEAR
I, 80 q AND HEALTHY COLOR. - I
IL being prepared expressly for this GLASS of com
paalnts, ltsI Blood PaflfyIng Properties are pre-
served 70 Greater extent than any other prcysra-
tion OF SarssparIlla.