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iEsARAY INsTITuTE,

,co..,oFOR YOUNG Ladies,
ms reg ular Curse OF lnstTUc ION embraces the
ES~Ellsh and FIG oh Langr1 Ees and Literature.
Latin If rec ure y I'D al the branches which con-
sttute thorough English snd French educaf g n
French is the LANGUAGE Of the family. and is con.
ttanty spoken In the Institute Il is the OBJECT of
par.ioIls, sttentlon, ard Is taught from the rudi
Sosi 'at The sohop,tIc ear commences septsm-
be obtainet from Madame D'HERViLLY. pin
cIpal OF Ctegsrsy Institute. M a.sm
THE CHEAPEST BLEACHED COTTON
GOODS IN THE MARKET!
have now in store the following very sosrce and
desirable brands Of BLEACHED SHiRTiSGS !:
New York Mills, "a,
- Wamsutt8 Mills
- Bs, tlett Mills,
- ATkwr'ght Mills,
~ Androsoogsn Mills.
- Hills (semper lden.D
- dwight Mills,
"a Amoskeag (heavy,)
- English Long Cloth,
a. ana 10 PeppeTill and UtIcs
SHEET-N6 COTTONS
The above goods were bought for cash NJ mann
.Sws cs Rrise. and viii he sold at very small
mark.d a the old prizes. JOS. ]. MAY,
% 50s "a avenue. between 9Th and 10th SITS
III 0 u "New Storen
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CODA WATER !!

WIS yet Cretm sifup soda car be hsd n, NOS
and ss.s,tpf ns store. corner Maryisni svson.
Il. s''ea'n suees, Island. Gait Be beat Irs
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SIXTH WARD SECOND PRFCINCT-
- ~ NOTICE 70 hereby giyen that, IN conform tx 10
Ingto9 an eection will DO held on Mondsy. ~ "a
gay o. June next. 81 tbs Anaoostia Ensins n o1.s
BoaIa OF Aldesmen % serve two years, and fhrss
m.moers q the Resrd Of Common Council 10 ssrve
one rear, for said Ward. W sohse
Ins polls viii open at O'clock . m and clo.s Al
'oSiocs ms w: .. VENABLE,
IH0s. r WHITE,
20. q, w, AN6ELL,
"" Commissioners
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DELAWARE STATE

DELAWARE STATE
~ LOTTERY.
Authorized By Gan act for the Enooursgsnan. of
Delaware"
JOHN A. MORRIS & CO., Managers
CLASS 264,
To be drawn in Wilmington, Delavars.
On SATURDAY. June ssth, 1882
SCHEME.
IL 7Sa 80 100. $500 a 7s9 sO-loO
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HOORE'S WEST END

,EOORE'S WEST END
- SODA FOUNT
Is now supplynE pure and cold SODA Water with
c1oloe slIups, TO every one on call. He has also
Ist ArflsIes Perfumery. Havana Cigars, PIPES,
low prices.
m zS-2w 113 Pa. avenue. south aide.
X AXE RELICS OF GEN. wASHINGrON-
- ~ EnSraylngs purchased at Mount Vernon in
lSOI; Deed Of Lord FaIrfax'G; with many other
ouIr,iosines. ladies' and gentlemen are invited to
CAL arc s,e item Also, the ,argest collection Of
Books south of New York, Trial of Judce Peck
Judge CHASE: Aa"ol Burr, apd r,anv rare works
oovs,nment Booss ALFRED HUNTER,
III ID u" Over RADk of aah rtnp
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BY THOMAS DowLIN6, Auotioneer,
I've rgetoscn. "a. ~

q, ,,so,s,. LiNnS, Auctioneer,
E1EGUToR,s saba valuable Farm, oop-
-. aiming About 70 acres and I6 psrohes mare or
the power vested in me q. eIesutar of he 10 -
ard tert.ment ofAleIander BarTows. Jeos.s.Ssi va
DAY day e S,y next efst hssSt Ga !. s
some I3o.ted Farm, about ~ miles from Gen1ss-
road ieadlns 10 Rockville. and aJioinipS MI =,
.iomlleTs on the soDth edo and ~. LniborSnSS
Terms of ssie: One ihifd cash o5 ~ sl &C.
mont.as, AND the balance twelve mon.hs' '-'' siA
trnst on ~. pay ments to be occurred BY deei Of
All eoh'eJaneInE e. the expense of the purchase.
JOHN DAVIDSON,
oa n,oliCEZIhe dsfautipg purchaser, who bad
not ssS S.T Ta ne ss :h 81, 81 Ma
"a vi Ds reso st pIbIo suction 81 her IisE
o'cIooE . m on ~ DH EsDAf next, 18th May, At
JOHN davidson, Executor.
IdoS. D0Mt ING. auot
bI WALL Il BARNARD, AuonoaTers.
H &c AT kUcTIoa-OR FRIUhE. Ms, s,.B'
az zoe oof M we will coll Al The farm 80
ESQ -four IaIes from the Capitol, IsSr
IS Work and saddle Horses, and ons Bl.os s.vI
YOfs Of uxsn,
shots Timothy Hay,
81 81 lords sassoned oak Wood,
- 3ashe s SEED Potatoes, ana several rad AJ,l..
Terms oa,h
IA . dts WALL & BARNARD. .uot,.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF Cattle Al
PUBLIC AUCTION.
on tha ~, hunored STOCK CATTLE will to sold
GoysT9msnt Cattle Yard. Nations MonSms s4
srsa nS, W ashinfton, ID G., amonE which are
IRE ,cvs will he sold tIrEly " ''A'
r. z a. BECkWIFH. M.io- g. =
~ -; g; Me6uIRE a Co, Auotlonetr..
UksEkS SALE OF CITY LOTs-on
a [SEsphY AFTERNOON, Nav 27th IsS5.
&c. fStoo.' on the Premises by sifta. OF i've
vi To- uust 70 The subscrib her, oae dated J,nusry
~, lSSs: sLd recorded IN Liber j. A No iSa
.o s 40, et see the other dltsi July Istb 1881
a. su ofoeo "a Lioet a. \ No. 2o7 foos I'll
81 ses' OF the Land records foo Mashinrto6
49, s,hys' ~: Y. We shall sell one undivided 6aif-
SS1aIe numbered xe9, fronting on Sauk n street.
TsTm.: ~. u Et9 s'reets wet (Isisnd.l
months. with interest, secured By deed OF trn.t
All oonve, ancing at IN. cost of the uuroh.,a,
TEO. PISRER, Trustee.
Peoaus &c MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
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FUTURE DAYS

Ey WAL & BARNARD. Auctioneer,.
4 ovEkNMENr SALE OF CONDEMNED
NAY we .. all sell 81 Pubic Auction. ~ tie
hsy Yard, near baltimore and Ohio Rsilrosd lie
r2t, on MONDAY, MAY % 81 u O'Clock M, a lot
o. hsJ oonGemned as unfit for the public ser,Ioe.
Terms cash, in Governmsnt fupds
ms WALL A. HaRNARn a..,.
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By J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aucuoneer-

By j. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucuoneerr
hiLdEE's SALE OF LOT EOOKs-pn
clng 81 O'Clock, we snail cell "a the Auction
Rooms
several boxes valuable Books, ,.iz,d And
levled upon 10 ssusfy an exeout on for house reut
-or some ume due JNO. n. WISE, Bsillu,
LIZ BIZ DDRD-
n numne, OF good Books, and IN great variety,
= 2adts J. q Mc6UtRE A 60 Aro..
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STANLEY d CONANT'S
- GIGANTIC ILLUSTRATIONS
OF TUS
GREAT SOUTHERN REBELLION
STANLEY & CONANT'S
Grett Historic Painting of the PRINCIPAL Scenes
and lnoidents OF the War for the Pre-
gervatlon OF the Union,
Will O0en in

THE WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC
= NO. 2s9 Penn. avenue, south side, betws
9Th aod 10th streets. Every evening FREE CON
CERT OF the best class osl aud osera mus @, per-
form'd by eminent artists in their finest style The
concert commences at4 p. m. dsI y. The best of
refreshments 81 moderate p ices. Oficers Always
In dttenQa1cs for the preservation OF order.
n ~ az RENHS ROSENTHAL Propr'r
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OF MRS. ARTH'5
MILLINERY & FANCY STORE. e

No. 5ll NINTH STREET. NEAR PA. Av'.
Vas Just re eived direct from New York a Isrr.
$40 splendid assortment Of MILLINERY 8OUlSS
VIC the atteptOn of her ratrOns and the ladies'
The articles arc of the beat ma Iitv And Will r..
s)ld on very reasonable terms, m
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- esiyed St the Mayors Ofhce until u 90 ock m.
on TUESDAY, the sd day % June pext. for n a
taking s y s, o. The the sever street from
the construction Of new one OF larger dimenslons
WIN suitable drops, man holes and branches, Inc
work to be constructed upon such levels And ac
eS, ,a to Sen, and prepared by
the Commissioner of the Western Dntrict ann
I've asslstsnt commissoners. Persons DESTROYS
OF proposing car examine plans and sDeci6ostions
z. ne SuIvsyors Ofoe. And obtain sf inform alton
necessary Tor proper understandipg of the VorE
70 be executed. RICHARD WiLLACH.
N "a lint q Rel Mayor.
EOk S20O1A splendid PIANO, nearly new
that recently cost $50. With stcoi aud-
Ssss' glIt BE- sold foc two hundred dosrs
cave the CITY. and can't conveniently remove il
Ensslr s q $50 street, between 9Th and 10th.
TOR sT0.-A heavy one horse WAGON n...;
x,,b - aa ,M9 horse wagon, nearly nev.o 1ERS.
seSy event aoi lars casa. or EXCHANGED for!
nWS SnS morse ESgons with cover. Ena miro CT
AsaeIee.0Iy. Io4 and lug Water IT. m22 cost.
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ONE HUNDRED DULLARS Will be paid to
my gentiemAn who viii carry point 60 Q puocess-
fnl issue for the advertiser IL IL easy Of ATTAIN
Influence and position. Ihe an set AZ issne m
nearly accomplished. and an exp. abation, vh,oh
would not oooasy % minutes, will secure al that
needed. tt IL snloty legitimate in its character
ksal nsmss ONLY viii be answered. Address
"Timid, !" star Once. m "a SIS
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GROVER'S THEATRES.

Second and last Week. positively. Of the
EMINENT IRISH COMEDIAN AND VOCALIST,
JOHN COLLINS.
baSpsearanee Of tho Favo-ites of the
FAMED COMEDY CONGRESS-,
MRS.G, C. 6ERMON.
TlLfON, VI, MELDRUM. PHILLIPS,
WARD, B0KEE.
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THE CALIFORNIAN.
THE SHOWMAN'S COURTSHIP.
BY .iRTEM.AS WARD.


There was many atfectin ties which made
me banker arter Betsey Jane. Her fartber's
farm jned our'n; their cows and our'n
squencht their thurst at the same spring; our
oldm both had stars in their forrerds ;the
mezes broke out in both famerIies at nearly
the same period; our parents (Betsey's and
mine) slept reglarly every Sunday in the
same meetln house, and the nabers used tC
obsarve, How thick the Wards and Peasleys
air" 1t was a surblime sight, in the spring
OF the year, to see our several mothers bet
sey's and mne) with their gowns pin'd up SO
they couldn't sie en-, afecshunitly Bilin some
together & aboozn the nabers.
Altho l hankered intenzly arter the obieck
of my affecshuns, | darsunt tell her of the
fires which was rasin in my manly Buzzum.
TRY to 90 1t out my tung wud kerwolup
up agln the roof of my mouth & stick thar,
like death to deseast Afrykan or a country
postmaster to his olliss, while nv hart whau.
ged asin my rib, like an old fashioned wheat
flale agin barn floor.
Twas earn still mite in Joon. All natur
was husht, and nary zetfer disturbed the Sc
reen sllens. sot with Betsy Jane on the
tense OF her fathers pastur Wed bin rom
pm threw the woods, kulln fours & drivin
the woodchuck from his Native Lair ESQ to
speak, with long sticks. Wal we sot thar on
the tense, swingn our feet two and fro.
Flushing as red as the Baldinsville skool
house when it was fust painted, and lookin
very simple, | make no doubt. My left arm
was ockepied in ballunsin myself on the
tense, while my rite was wounded luvinly
round her waist.
cleared my throat and trembl;n sed,-
Betsey, you're Gazelle
thot that air was putty fine. waitid to
see what eteck it would have upon her. 1t
evidently didn't fetch hey, for she up and sed,
You're Il sheep!
Sed |, Betsey think very muchlv of vou
dent b'eeve word you say-so there
now cum! With which observashun she
hitched away from me.
wish thar was winders to nv Sole, sed |,
so that you could see sum of nv feelns.-
There's fire enuh in here, sed |, strikin nv
buzzum with my fist, to bile all the corn beef
end turnips in the naberhood. Versoovus
and the Crltter amt crcumstans!
She bowed her he'd down and commenst
cha"ln the strings of her sun bunnit.
Ar, could you know the sleepless
mites worry threw with on your account.
how vittles has seized to be attractive 70 me-
x how my Inns has shrunk up, you wouldn't
dowt me. Gaze on this wastin form and
these ere sunken checks
should have continnered on in this strane
Tor some time, but unfortunately | lost nv
ballunce and fell over into the pastur ker
smash tearin my close and severely damigin |
myself gineraly.
Betsy Jane sprung to my assistance in
double quick time and dragged me 4th. Then
DRAWN herself up to her full hite, she sed:
wont listen to your noncents no longer
Jes say rte strate out what you're drivin at.
II you mean gettin hitched, IN IN.
| considered that air enuti for all practical
purpusses, and we perseeded immeiitly to
the parsons, and Was made that very mite.
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DIR. WM. b. HURD'S
NEU RALGIA PLASTERS
for the cure If
NEU GA

or Toothache produced bv colds.
LOCAL NEURALGIA
is Immediately cured by their application.
DR.. VIM. B. Hurds Neuralgia Plasters
never fail to give satisfaction to all who test
their virtue.
Prepared at DIR. Hurd's Dental Office.
No. a. Fourth Street, Brooklyn, f. ID.
Price, only u Cents Each.
\ liberal discount made to dealers.
address Principal Office. Tribune Bp,ldiaqs
No. Spruce Stree, Ner Iork.
Sold also by Caswell. Mack x Co. Fifth
Avenue Hotel; J. & |. Coddington. .l5
Broadway; ID. S. Barnes, 2O2 Broadway. and
by all Druggists. 7l-lS23
NoT:cE--We are daily receiving orders 10
send by mail some one OF more of DIR HIND,
Dental Remedies. which We cannot I'll Name
are mallahle except the Neuralgia Plaster. which
we send IN an envelope on receipt of price rs
centsl and one stamp But 10 4 accommodate -,,r
sons in places where the druggists and store
keepers are behind the age. We have put uppa,k-
ages IN white embossed boxes seven inches hr
four, with compartments-eachh box containing
bottle of DR. Hurd's Mouth Wash. and Ino,b
Ache Drops. a box Of Tooth Powder. the Men
raigia Plaster, and valuable little Treatise on,
Teeth and their Diseases the best means of ,,re
serving them. and 'he proper treatment of CHI
drens Teeth. worth of itself the entire cost "a
every young man or woman. or PARENTS With
young children; with sundry other miscellaneous
articles price per package one dollar. or six
packages for 81. sent by express a. directed. As
the express charges are not much, if any. moro
on dozen than on one, il is far chearer ia order
SIX or dozen packages at one time. A laTna
family Will want all, the surplus can be disno-
sed of TO neighbors with public benefit. for no
one can estimate how much pain. s.fTe,irsr nm
happiness, and Disagreement. expense. H. nf
time and money would Ice saved TO the ccnn,-r
If every family to-day had one OF these naelarcs
which, in itself. is complete set of Dental Rc,
NEEDLES. Address VIM B Hurd & Co. Trih,,p,
buildings New York, and write name and aJ-
dress plainly That remittances NAV he mad.
with confidence. W b. ii. x Co refer TO the
Mayor OF Brooklyn. to " G-iifth. Pres;dcr,
OF the Farmers and Citizens Bank. BROOKLYN:
10 the editor of the American Manufacturers
Sazette; to Joy, Coe K Co. Publishers Agents.
New FORK; TO I Barnum. Esq who knows a
good thing when he sees il and who has ALREADY
ordered second Supply etc
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1000 Agents Wanted.

10 introduce DR. Hurd's Dental Remedies into
every county. Men or women who want 20 make
money quickly. can do better with these articles
than anything in market. They are new. useful,
low priced. and we are spending thousands in
advertising them for the benefit of agents. Box
es of samples. containing dozen of the one
dollar packages above specified. with circular,
will be sent, on receipt of screen cellars. abou,
half price, to any person wishing to test his or
her skill in selling with the view of beeo,nino ~,
agent. They can be sold in day.
u. We would rather pay salaries than Conn.,
missions TO those who prove themselves efficient
statesmen. -
>, u Now is the time to go into the business
For address and references see above.
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Important ARMY Orders.

All returned prisoners belonging to any of
the volunteer or regular regiments of the L.
nited States Army, who have been exchanged
or released, are requested to report them
selves with descriptive lists immediately at
the United States Mastering and Disbursing
Office, i'll Burlington, Vermont, where they
will be mustered for pay, &c.
All soldiers fit for duty, belonging to any
of the regiments in the field, must immedi-
ately return to their regiments, or be treated
as "deserters.' These with "descrip,ivc lists"
will report directly to this office. Those
without "dcscriptlyc Isis" will report imme-
diately by letter to Adjnt.nr General Wash
burn, Woodstock, Vermont, upon whose or
der transportation will be furnished from this
Office to their regiments.
This order does not include those sick and
wounded returned soldiers" who are under
charge Of DIR S. W. Thayer, and have his
hospital furloughs These will report to him
as heretofore, by letter, &c.
All officers absent from their regiments
without sufficient cause, must reioin fonh-
ar'th, on pain OF visitation of regulations"
All officers of the regulars and volunteers,
except those Oh parole now absent from du-
ty with leave, will be considered "absen:
without leave" Par. No. 1926, General Reg
ulations,l unless they are fonnd at their posts
by the Dist day of June, 1862.
All invalid and wounded officers who are
able to travel, although their disability may
not have been removed, (par. 49,, General
Resulations,) will repair, without delay, to
the "Camp of instruction" at Annapolis, Nd,
to report to the general there commanding.
All such officers under the charge of DIR
Thayer, will report to him Immediately, at
Burlington, Vt.
All good citizens, particularly selectmen
constables and sherltfS, are especially enoin-
ed to challenge every soldier, or man known
to have enlisted in the United States Army,
(who may be lettering about their respective
towns, or laboring therein,) for the produc-
ton of his Through or discharge, and if such
be found expired, or unsatisfactory, report
the facts to this office Immediately, with his
name, company, and regiment, and date of
enlistment, If practicable, that orders n,oy is
SIZE for his arrest, and return to his regiment
at once, as a deSerter.
"black list of all the deserters from the
Vermont regiments, with their respective res
licences, is beng prepared, and will soon be
published with an order for their arrest.
Any such delinquent who will report him
self to this office, before an order for his ar
rest may issue, will be relieved from the
pains and penalties of desertion. Every
soldier reporting to this Office will be sub
jected to thorough inspection by the army
surgeon of this post, and legally discharged
here if found unfit 'or service.
BY order, JOHN W. JONES, U. S. A.,
Commanding, &c.
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4 ours very truly.

HENRI " SLEELET-
Midllebury. V, July :, lo62.
Dr. s " Tbay.r. II
Dear Sir have received and ar2lvzrd ~
liquors 90 Charles Bsrkinan x Co, III from 4,
Town Agency III Burlington The sample were
marked Charles Backnlan x Co. Pure odd san
dard Bourbon Whisky Charles Back,ual 4 CO.
Holland Gcnever Cordial, and Oiard Du1a.y 4
Co Cogi.ar-'
These with similar samples FROM the same
house, find pure and entirely free from J.. ir]a-
rious ingredients.
Yours very truly
HENRY VI. SLEEIET.
Prof Of Chemistry, Medical Dept Uuir,rsi.y
of Vermont
i : These Liquors are cor sale Al the Town
Agency ST John>hury, and by other town agents
generally throughout the State. Sl-l3cE
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I O s II i,

Exchanged by mistake or stolen, frura 'sc
stable Of the subscriber. on Saturday. Nav u.
lh'i21, silver plated gig saddle harness. WOOD
tree. with rings in The sides of the saddle round
reins and head>tail with nose piece. and more
than usual size breast-plate and breeching aid
in len thereof an old harness was left. Of little
value - VIII be paid for the trouble of rex
changing or for finding said harness
]. A DARLING
Lyndon, June 4, 1867. 9S-l5oo
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BRANDY, BOURBON wHIsKEY. run
Nc, Ne.

Are iut ri' with the greatest care Il realds ii.-
p'.iia and Mcdrlla. qualities, and are - itca,a-
raei.'3,a hy the Faculty
We are permitted lo refer Ia the following Co,a-
1aiS>lonerS. Town Agents. and Physicians 81 -.
State of Vermont. and publish the annexed r.
ais of tnc,nical ANALYSIS. made br ern;l.er'
ls'ni~r> i an evidence that une but the rrT,>-
and :n">t desirable a,tircS in our Inns. WILL n a.
i,re,i E: "A, 10 our Customers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-06-27
REFERENCES.

- "a 1HAlEg- NJ T.. Dean Of the Medical Fac-
uitr IN the Il University of Vermont
W CARPENTER, Professor. Nc. in the Vernon,
University.
j = FIERCE, ELI CHITTFSDEN, Agents. Bur
lington-
A>>oN BARRIER, Agent, Brai,leboro
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The a5evc firm would cal the attention II = r.
'onlnis>l"ncrs. Town Agents and Medical Fac
ATTY Of Tie State IF Eermoni 20 their uell-selec,-
81 stock Of Imported Wines and Liquors which
are offered un reasonab.e aud satisfactory t.r-ns
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-06-27
GENENFR CORDIAL

A. : Gin i highly recommended hy Physiri,ns
for i, Medicinal Properties. it being made fro..
pure BARLEY Malt Our ether bottled Liquors.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-06-27

= The 7th Vermont is with Gen Phelps
at Carrolton, six miles up the river from New
Orleans where they are guarding three and
halt miles of earthworks, and luxuria.ing
in black berries.
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SAMUEL W THAHER. Jr. ". u
WALTER CARPENTER, VI. D.
Middlcaury College, M:ddleaary. Y.
JULY l.. lS6l
Charles 4. J. Marsh. ESg.

DEAR SIR The examination OF the Liq4dr
sent some time slncc, well a that rtvcnrs &c
relSed- II comp leted- find the different samples
entirely ircc from authorizations and implriric>.-
miia has sheet send YOU table 81 proof, A.
determined by ANALYSIS and on colnrali>ol. MI
other liquors YOU VII lind the strength 4 t.
specimens all that could be desired The alcohol
Is evidently thai called - per cent Seldom does
this kind mark * high As 81 per cent. 20 beng
The ordinary strongih. The Rum contains more
Alcohol than tie ordinary samples The GIN ,i.c
ordinary amount. The Wine l regard a. ! good
article and strong enr,luh
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I ANDS FOR SALE
In Westrnore, Vt, in the vicinity of
w | L L u G HBY LAKE.

W u L y . U II B l. A h T. =.
The subscriber offers for sale. in quantities to
the town of Westmore, at prices VARYING from
IS to S. per acre, according to quality and loca-
ton.
These lands are of excellent quality, covered
with mixed growth of Maple, Beach. Birch,
Spruce and Hemlock. The soil is rich. dark
loan, and will produce from % to 81 bushels of
Wheat per acre, without manure
"estmore is near the Passumpsic Railroad. is
increasing in population, and will eventually be-
come one of the best agricultural towns in Or
leans County.
Such as are contemplating emigration to the
West, or the purchase of old WORKOUT farms at
the East. will do well to take a look at Westmore
before purchasing elsewhere. A liberal credit
given. GEO. 3. CHANDLER
Concord, n. H., Feb 1861. 3ltf
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