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Special Notices.
RoBY & CO.. AGENT FOR THIS

Town, for DR.. GIFFoRD's Ouratives.
No cures Fever and inflammation, No. cures
Worm Fever, No. cures Cole Of In ants Teeth
ing. Crying and Wakefuluess, No. cures DiAF-
rhea, No cures pysentery, No. cures Cholera
Morbus, No. : cures Coughs, Colds, HoarsenesS
and Sore Throat, No. S Nervous Affections, Neu-
raleia etc, No. cures Headache, No. 10 cures
Dyspepsia ETC., No. II cures Suppressed Mense''
No. u cures Leueorrhea, No. Is cures Group
No. Il cures Salt Rheam, No. Is cures Rheuma-
tisra, No. &c cures Fever and Ague, No. IL cures
Piles, No. Is cures upthalmia, No. - cures Ca
tarrh, No. 20 cures Whooping cOugh-and t"en-
ty other remedies (torty in ALL for the cure oil
Diseases-Ge; a manual which tells the whole
story, furnished free by
PHILIP LEE,
l36 William street, New York.
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\ deserter from Murfreesboro, reports that |
Cheatham and Breckenridge are there, with !
5000 men. Buckner was at Shelbyville.-
INV 10 Smith was sick at Manchester. Gen.
Joe Johnston was certainly at MurfTeesboroo !
on SATURDAY,
\ dispatch from Headquarters OF the Army
Of the Potomac Monday dec. eth), says
that reports from the river stations note sew
eral deaths from exposure on Saturday and
Sunday. Large quantities OF supplies are
prevented from landing at Aqua and Poto-
mac Greeks by low water and ice The lat
ter IS fully > inches thick. The army Is, how
ever, provisioned for y days. Many regi-
Vlents are industr.5uslY engaged IN erecting
huts, as If preparing to spend the winter
heTeabluts The impression IS prevalent,
however, that the present quiet VIII be OF
short duration.
Intelligence from NewLeTn, y. c., says
that in Consequence Of the strong opposition
Of the Free Labor Party in North carolina,
no election Will De ordered to the 18th Con-
gTess.
1t his been discovered that it is the inten
tion Of the rebels to abandon Immediately
all that portion Of North Carolina lying
eastward Of tie Weldon and Wilmington
railroad
The health u the officers anl men con-
tinue remarkably good. The yellow lever
at Wilmington is slowly a5ating.
4 large free labor meeting was held AT
Shepar3sville. Nov. Doth. Il was addressed
By Hon c. H. Foster.
" have from tic same source another
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Married..

In Burlington, at The house Of the b7iGe's ia
Their, Dec. 3, 1852. by Rev. J. Fassett, M. Alex
anier McGregor, Of Winooski. to Miss CoTnelia N.
Lawrence, Of Burlington.
At the house Of tie brides father in Milton. on
the "a inst, by Rev. Geo. W Ranslow, John c
Parker, Of West.ord, t. 5 Eliza Mars. Of the
former place.
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NEv YORK. Dee. u.

NV 1uAk, Dec. H.
New Orleans adyicss report the rebels pre-
plT'ng to attack our gunbolts at Galveston
with five heavy armed river steamers, their
sides fortified with cotton bales
Another report says the rebel troops who
numbs- from to 5000 Intend to come down
under. The cover Of night and board the gan-
boats
The -ebels are quite bold lately entering
the Gig at night and ssize and press into
service all persons they can find capable Of
bearing arms.
Gen Magruder had assumed command Of
tie rebel troops.
Our feet Is kept ready for instant action.
y boats crew IF the Owasco had been
captured by the rebels.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CIARKES
CELEBRATED FEMALE FILLS.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
FENHIS well known medicine is 10 imposition
L but sure safe remedy fer Fena es Difficult
ties and Distractions. from any cause Whateveri
and although powerful remedy. Il contains moth
ing hurtfgl to the constitution.
To MAREIED LADIES it is peculiarly suited. Il
will, in short time, bring to monthly period
VITA regularity.
In all cases Of Nervous aad spinal Affections,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, heaviness, Fatigue
slight ezertion, Paipitation Of the Heart, Low
ness Of Spirits, Mysteries, sick Headache. Whites,
and all the painful diseases oecssioned BY dis
ordered system, these Pills viii effect cure when
all other means have failed.
Ikess Pals hare HsUsr been kassrH TO fall wtrs
he directions on rhs 2ad Peg, Of Pamphlet are eel
o5sDvsd.
For full particular, get pamphlet, free, Of
the aEert.
y. B.-Sl and postage stamps enclosed TO any
authorized agent, will insure bottle, containing
over 50 pills. b. return NAL.
Sold. BY all druggists. faWly
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y vessel arrived Lere reports she passed on
the 9Th Of uaueIa= an expedition Of eight
steamers bound South.
4 New Orleans letter states that the cl,-rs
have been restored to the Vermont 9Th, it
appearing tina. they I.I not leave them be-
hind at ,he battle of Baton Rouge.
The steamer Mcclellan Lad arrived NJ
New Orleans.
Cen Butler has extended his ouGsca,i5n
order to all the State of Louisiana west of
tie Mississippi, except the parishes Of New
Orleans, 81. Bernard and piaquemin-s.
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NASHVILLE, Dee. $
We have tLt few further particulars Of the
di-graceiei affair at Hlrtsyille. From all
we caa gather it appears that the new in
antry regiments fought little after relieving
the Il Iowa cavalry except the Illinois regi-
meat.
When the infantry came up the cavalry
were being forced back at which the infantry
were seized with panic and fed to camp
again, where they were surrounded and
taken.
Our loss was 30 killed and wounded. Gen.
PJik's rebel osrTs was advanced upon the
Lebanon pike to Boards mills. l. mile.
south Of Lebanon, while Kirby Smiths corp,
Is reported II Murireesboro'. These move
ments change the entire situation.
The Buell. court Of inquiry in secret ST.
sion took the testimony Of Gen. McC5ok.
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INV IUhhi DtI. IV.
Bark Mendi, from New Orleans reports,
on the 5th, off Cape Hatteras, passed an ex-
petition of eight steamers steering south.
Steamship Hansa, from Bremen ODD Nov,
via Southampton Goth, arrived this morning.
\ Liverpool paper says. Capt. Maury, who
arrived in the Arabia, proceeded to St. Pc
tersburgh, as Commissioner from the Con-
tolerate States to Russia.
The Z. S. steam frigate Vanderbilt sailed
from New York on a cruise in search OF the
Alabama this morning.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
PC MIC WAFE II 5.

tn, most eofais and sP,siy remedy sVer aifeover'd
for all The DissIsss Of the Chest and Lungs,
Coughs, Colds, Ashfiml, CoHsHnPii'H,
Bronchitis, Esfaea>a, Ho4rssHsss,
DigIsu'i Breathing, Sore
Throat, &C. SC.
These WArzRs give the most instantaneous
and perfect relief, ard when perssvered with ac-
cording to directions never fail TO effect a rapid
and lasting cure Thousands have been re-
stored to perfect health who have tried other
means in vain To all classes and all constitutions
they are equally blessing and cure-none need
despair, no matter how long the disease may have
existed or however severe it may be, provided the
organic structure Of the vital organs Is not hope
Iessly declyed. Every one afflicted should give
them impartial trial.
To VocALIs1s and PUBLIC sFEANrRs, these Wa
fers are peculiarly valuable they viii in one day
remove che most severe occasional h1arsenessi anu
their regular use for few days will, as al time,
increase power and fexibIlity OF the voice.
greatly improving its tone compass and e,earness,
for which purpose they are regularly used by
myny professional vocalis.s.
JOE MOSES, Sole Propriei9r,
Rochester, y. y.
Price % cents per box. Tor "a ,by aI drug
gisis Nov. u.-d-wly
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Atuv ofree in Burlington, on Monday and
Tuesday, the I'd and Z5d dsys Of December,
IsG2.
Ats. Wa19s Hotel, in Milton, on wednesday
Dec. 2+th.
At Ransga,s Hotel. IL Richmond, .oa friday
Al the Bostwiek House. IL Jericho. On sstuI-
day Dec 18th.
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L. :. EXCISE TAXES.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual Taxes
~ for CEit,en5cn. Franklin and Grand Isle
CsuBties In The Third Collection District Of Yer
mont az assessed unIer the provisions Of tire lsV
Of Congress, approved July lst, seq. have nov
become due and payable, and that will attend at
the following times and places, for the purpose CT
receiving the same, viz;
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The Battle of Cave
Hill.
DESPATCH FROM GENERAL
CURTIS.
HEAVY LOSS ON BOTH
SIDES.
Rebels preparing to attack our
vessels at Galveston.
Gen. Butler extends his
confscation act.
NO NEWS FROM GENERAL BANKS.
CHASE OF THE ALABAMA,
LOUISVILLE, Dec. Q.

Three thousand rebel cavalry, supposed to
be under Forest, intending 20 make another
raid into Kentucky, or dash on Fort Don
els0n, were at GAINESVILLE to-day.
Passengers from Gallasin contradict the
story OF an engagement there between Fry
and the rebels. They say no recent fight has
occurred.
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W Wv ~. t-' " A-++- ~ % - 80
Neither does u-. 7 BIAS Venetian Li-i-cut cTcr
fail to stop Tie most severe pain. This IS NJ new
huuJ1s article, lg. aa Oh established remedy;
Layin, been l.ci by thousands during tie last;
Gl.eu years. Ca,l on the agsu, and &c, IamIh-
let with d fa,l description q this magic remedy.
None genuine unless sislsi $. TOBIAS, Depot,
81 Cortland street. New York. Sold by all Drug
..i..s. dec3 lav3w
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Tee iatess-5.a. letter Of Cur correspondent
G. Of the l2-h Regiment giving an account
Of their Thanksgiving festival, is necessarily
deferred L. .ur next week plIer.
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.REYorArRAyELLERl DOES

business or pleasure call ycu away from home 7
when sick then q all other times Will be felt the
need Of "Domestic practice nothing is more con
veniert to carry, and To medicine can 10 rehsa
upon With the sane confidence as Doctor Gia5rd'
Homeopa,hic Cgratives, tLey are put up il differ
ent sized cases to meet the required wants OF AL
or are sold at : cents per box. sold BY J, -"
/ Co., Agent, address,
PHILIP LEE, Proprietor,
I36 William Street, Y. /.
Send f,r manual Furnished free.
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AtH. C. Adams ofce, il East Albargh, on
wednesday December SIS, lst2.
At Rises Hotel, II Grad Isle, on Wednesday,
January 7th, let5.
Al Joel Aliens House. North Hero. on Thurs
day, Jarusry s,h.
tBv the provisions Of the Excise Laws,all persons
ueglectng to pay said duties and taxes, within
he time above specified, viii b. required TO pay
zen per cent. additional upon the amount thereof.
The monthly duties and taxes on returns Of
lsnucsoturers and others, for the months Of sep
Geaaber and October, 1852, now due, and viii
Re zavable at the above stated dufs and places,
Il nSt previously paid go
lie licenses required by the Excise Law, will
he delivered at the above stated times and places,
unless previously called ior at my cfice Any
person who shall have been exercising CT ca--
rying q since September ls:, le62, any trade OF
business for which license is required, withc ut
taking OF. such license, incurs pSnslty equal
20 three times the amount required for the license
Any person can remit his tax BY another, as re-
ceipts will Il returned.
CARLOS BAXTER,
Collector Of the
Third Collection District, Vermont.
Burlington, December 9th, Is62. WINS
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Atthe American Hotel, in 81 Adams, on Non
~. ara Tuesday Dec 2sth and S0th.
A. Wri-ht's Hotel in Sheldon, On Thursday
the lst day of January, l>t5.
At Ishsu' Hotel in BasersGeld, on tr'isy
Jan Pad.
AZ Thonpsou's Hoe! il Ea.t Berkshire, On
Saturday Jan Sd.
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BR4NDRETHS PILLS

THE Confessions AND EKPE-
RIENCE OF AN INYALID.-Pa5i,b,4
for ne Bsq,f. AXE Is Warning anil C4Ef41H %
Young rs1 who suffer FROM Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, &c; supplying at the same
ti-ao ;ae means Of self-cure. By one who las
cured himself after being Put to great expense
through medical Imposition aal quacke-y. By
enclosing post paid addressed envelope, slsyLz
COPIES may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
Bedford, Kings Co. y. y.
March Il. iawly
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HOLIDAY GOODS,
fToTTDAV GOODS.
see "a r. IL l2ilB !sla Q
[[GEA,l..zl.sqia1E

D.. 3. e. CouId'- PIN Norul syrHP
+ the Else s-i only remedy ever offered 20 The
public for tie e-eetuli removal q The Ascariie5
u Pi--W forms, from the human system. The high
re---a-i % j- las established in Che Ilt two years
a-i tho fact that 60 IS fast s1perzedins all other
vs-l remedies, s. Gle te-t ties; e its great ue'it
i 1r-fs Beg-f ~ h-enty-i0ur hours,
rs{cg E.tire Cure IS Warranted
when taken a--.-iia- % l,1o,.iaus, vhish accom-
r.ry each t.ttc.
Ilis syrup is also q mos. valuable family cath
artic. 90 be always used when paysi, is required
..-.--Tu Or -5i't-.7. l. c.r--c-s tEe sccretI9r5'
-ires torc o. the stomach and bowels assisting
nature IN her ell ITS Co restore health II Is pure
" Of Vegetable Extracts, and always safe and
reliable,
C. UEEVET. Sole Pr1Eristlr.
sold IN Boston by GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO.,
u Marshall street, and other Wholesale Drug
r.s.s. At Retail Jy j. W RQBI, 4. @. SPEAR
Eu-l.n-.or-
Nov. %.
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Toys FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

NOV RECEIVING ct No 4, Bank Block, a
~ nice assortment Of TOYS which cannot fail
70 please TIE Little Folks
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Do your duty 70 yourselves to yourselves, protect
your health, use H0LL0NAT's PILLS ONT
MEST. For Wounds, Sores, Bowel Complaints
and Feyefs, they are perfect safesu'rd. Full.
directions how to use them with every box. Only
Is cents. 10
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LINES OS THE DEATH OF RI-S-
SfLI y. ISL VI

IN EC w II T. hE II OE Y II =
SELL y. ISiIAM.
Dearest BROTHER hast thou left Us.
Can We see thee here 10 mo-e,
Hast thou left this world Of sorrow
For that bright ana shining shore?
Thou hast left cur aged father,
He will miss thy tender care,
No more on earth he'll see thee, darling,
But he soon will meet thee there
Thou hast left or loving mother.
NO more she'll see thy manly form -
Vow in anguish she is weeping,
Weeping for her younges,-torn.
Thou has left US and we miss thee,
sadly miss thee, brother dear,
Ii vain We listen for thy footsteps,
S-ill We are thinking thou art near.
Gone, and now our band is broken,
Gene. but now he lives on high,
sweet his words and timely spoken,
Notner, l an not afraid b de
Gone, when young and full Of promise,
zone, cur youngest, brightest enc;
Lie without thee Oh, how lonely,
Farewell brother, precious son.
hen our wise and loving Father
Calls US 10 that heavenly shore,
We shall meet thee, cur loved RUSSELL,
Meet thee there to part no more.
MARTHA.
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WILLIAM o. BARRIERS ESTATE.

" lLLIA VI q. ia hh = ks Is T.
STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons
- DISTRICT OF cHirTENDES, -. Concerned in the
estate Of William o. Barker, ia.- c. srlotte, ia
said District, deceased, Greeting.
At Probate Court olicn AZ arlington, With
in and for the District Of Chittenien, On tie pa
day Of November, a. D. 1859, en- Instrument pur-
porting to be tie last III and Testament Of " IL
liam 0. Barker la;e Of Charlotte, in said District,
deceased was presented 10 the Court Aforesaid, for
Probate.
And Il is ordered by said Court that the l7,h
day OF December, A D. ls62, at the Probate
Court Rooms in said Burlington, be assigned for
proving said Instrumenti and that notice thereof
be given TO all persons concerned, BY publishing
this order three weeks successfully in the weekly
Burlington Free Press newspaper printed at said
Burlington, previous to the time appointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Cour; at the time and place Aforesaid,
and contes, the probate Of said will, if you have
cause.
Given usder ny hand at Burlington in said
District, this 25th day Of November, A. ID. 1862.
w22W3 K. B. FAY, Judge.
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L. BHA'sTH7. ''a.'' ! eH.TrrsoES c,rS'r
ID E.,a '' ser, Term 1.D. 1852.
~ HrhEA>. Lawrence Gl.ilerl J .hn Greg
W ,ry smith q So. Adams and Joseph CLARK,
% Milton. Cti..c-icn County, a. this Term ct
sail Court. c11u.elc taeir sli- s-4i-st jacob j.
Eia-siaaI, ibrsu kiusslsui, aul j acob d. Kings
Iaui. J-.,o. keeslyi.lc, and Abrsu Bussi7g q the
Cit5 q , e. \ .rk, c.pIr,ucrs doing business TN
der tle ua ne o. j. .. hias-ls1i 4 c., az heese-
..Ic. b. che state % Sew l.rs.-.u action as
-amp.it -njei the general counts, demanding Ia
damages 500.
AID whereas, 10 is uade 90 appear . The lou-t
here that ,ail defendants reside ittDu, this state,
aud have not had ptr.o-s! notice et the tendency
Of tais sgi..
Therefore It is ordered By tho Court, that said
sai; be cor tiuuel O. the next Term thereof, aai
that tle s.il defendants be motif & Ji the 2 ud-n
cy thereof: by publishing t-is uo-ec, coltiiaias
the substance Of said declaration, IN tie Darling
son Free Press, usvspIper published ID. auIlias'
tea, in sAii CAit;eulen County, r.tce =, eSs sue
cesivsy the last publication -o Dc q least sseuiy
days before the Hsx; Term % t-is C-u---
Dated at Burlington, this 5th laJ % december,
A D. IsC2.
Al. HOWARD, D-V Clerk.
L. UNDERWOOD, Attorney. T-tN3
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The severe weather of the past two days
had not abatal this morning. 1t is reported
that five men had frozen to death during the
frost Of Saturday night.
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BoNNETsl BONNETs!!

ATOW offered 70 the iu0i-, one Of the largest
~ stocks Of B5unet5 ana Millinery Goods ever
in the Stale Of Vermont. Many Of the goods
were purchased at Auction. and will be sold
cheaper than the cheapest. Al. sales viii be Tor
each until after the war is closed.
Call soon and secure great targains al tho View
York Bonnet store, i4O Church street. kemem
Der the number. .
g s. BROWN.
Burlingtoa, Nov. {, 1862. daw
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rnII-NrrERs EoR TIE ARMA

EOLUNTLEKs FON TIE Ahl" =
Should not leave the City until supplied with
H0lfowAY's PILLS and OINTMENT. For
so-gs, scuryy, Wounds, Snail Poz, Feyers, and
Bowel Complaints, these medicines are the best
in the world. Every French sollier uses them.
Only Is cents pcr box. I'll
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NOTICE.

rEyHIs is to esrt y all persons against harboring
4 or trusting ny wife ,Fdelia Bowman, On ny
account, as shall pay debts Of her contracting
after this date. .-
Isle La II oft, Nov. ., 1862. U3ws
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REMARKS.

The supply OF Cattle an sheep was larger than
last week, quite a number of the cattle and sheep
were sold as soou as tie cars arrived on Tuesday,
and for the best quality Of oxen slight advance
in prices was obtained, bat to day sales are dull
with indication that prices viii decline or not
all be sold; sheep seli at about last weeks prices
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BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE :

BATCEELOR'S HAIR - =
THE BEsT - TIE WORLD.
William =. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye
produces @ color Lot TO be Distinguished from ha-
turo-varranted not 70 iuju-c tie Hair IN the
least remedies the III elects OF bad dyes aai IN
yigora;es the Hair for i..e. GREY RED. OF
RUSTY HAIR instantly turus sp.eudid Black
or Brown, leaving she Hair soft and teauti-nl.-
Sold by al Druggists, &c.
wTbe Genuine IS signed WILLIAM a
BATCHELOR Oh me f9l- sides # zach iss.
FACTORY, 30. 81 Barclay Street.
New York.
Late 233 Br5allsly AID &c bond Nref)
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Died.

Ii Milton, Dec. 18th, Lyman Burgess Wi.ters,
son Of Eigar A. aai Lac-etia B. Writer'S, aged L
months.
In this place on the ilti inst, a; the residence
Of his sou, P. :. Dewey. Stephen Dewey, aged
S years.
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rE,HE CANOE AND THE SADDLE; Adven.
i tures among the Northwestern Rivers and
Forests and Is,hmiana, BY Theodore Winthrop.
For ale BY c. o. FHEECH CO.
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CuAPPED HANDS, FACE. LIPS,
4c Certain all Immediate Cure. Hsgela1
Co.'s CaH4Ls- Zee with G,y1sriae, il USED accord
iret. ilc directions, win Keep tie hands sot, IA
tie codes. weather Price - cents. so,i ty
Druggists. ss1t IS nail -- receipt % so cents.
Dscll5- HE5EHAN : c.,
l---. O. L Druggists. Sew 0I1.
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CONSUMPTION. ScRoFULA.

CONSTIPATION, SCRO FULA.
Rheum1tism. dc. Heceman & Co.'S Genuine Cod
Liver OF, has been proved by nearly % year.
experience she hes, remedy for Consumption, &c,
and while II cures the disease i; gives flesh and
strength 90 the patient. see tia; You get tie
genuine. SOLD By druggists generally.
HEGEMAN * CO.,
3m CLeaists and Druggists, y. a..
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-23
Accident.

Mrs. Stringer, living short distance
South West of town, fell and broke one Of
her arms, last Tuesday.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-23
TERMS VERY REAsO NABLE.
COgnEslis~iOner's sale.

Notice is hereby given, that i'm pursuance of an
order of the Marshall Circuit Court, made mt its
August term, ls6 in partition proceedings therein
pending, wherein Nancy Brown i plaintiff and
James &. Cook is defendant, |, the undersigned
Commissioner, appointed by said court To make
sale of the real estate hereinafter described will
on Saturday, the Sth day of February. 1862 be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 4 O'Clock
NJ, of said day. offer for sale at public auction Mt
the Court House door in Plymouth for not less
than two-thrds of the appraised value thereof, the
fot,owlng real estate, to-wt: Commencing at
the s0ath east corner of Pierce street in Vince
Z" Ier's addition 20 the town of Plymonth running
I" thence in a westerly direction along the south
SIDE of Pierce street to point opposite the south
"wesJ corner of Lot No. &, OF said a,!itiGn;
" thence ina southeily direction parallel witt: the
" Michigan Road. sixty (6)) feet; thence in an
" easterv direction parallel with Pierce street To
" the Michigan Road; thence in "A nurthcrly ,lirec-
=" ton to the place of heginning; with all the ten
ementS and Improvements thereon. better known
as the !" DIR. Brown Lot" in the county of Mar
shall and State of Ind ana.
THE TITLE Is UNDISPUTFD.
TERMS One third of the purchase money cash
in hand, and the balance in six and twelve
months. the purchaser giving notes waving yalua-
ton and appraisement laws, drawing interest. Sc
cured To the satisfaction of the Commissioner
Deed will be made on conf nation of the sale and
payment of all purchase money.
A. c. CAPRON,
ian9 50ts Commissioner.