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MASON \ HAMLIN'S
C.fBE.s'ET ORG.f.HS.


I'VE Cabinet Organs are pronounced by Artist-
Il the hest Of their kind in the world '-and
very admirable for both private and public use
see written testimony from more than oNE Ht "
bRED Of the most eminent Organlsts OF the ieadluE
cities Mason & Hamln~ instruments have recelV-
ell the only Coin MEDAL ever awarded in this coun-
try .-also, ELEVEN SILVER MEDALS, and fourteen
Diplomas. iu all twenty-siX First Premiums,--oyer
all competitor
Prices Of Cabinet Organs. manufactured solely
hy Mason & llamlu. so % son. Melodeons, go
% sl-u.
y. B-Instructors for the Cabinet Organ,-als9
arrangements Of music Tor the same, are published
hy VI. & H.
= Illustrated Catalogues sent by mail.
Address " Mason llamlin, Boston, VI 90 Mason
Brothers. New York"
ocf -th wdm
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The President. accompanied by Secretary
Stanton and Col. Hay. biz private Secretary,
attended the opening Of Grover, Theatre.
last night The audience were not aware Of
the Presidents presence. until tine rising Of
the curtain ia the SECOND act. The news
spread with r,piiitv through the House,
when the large audience gave numerous and
enthusiastic cheers.
There Is nothing new from the front to-day.
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NEW York. oct. q.

\ Newbern letter of the Both To the Her
aid states that the gunboat Bombshell left
Newbcrn a few days under sealed orders and
made reconnaissance of PaSquatank river,
which eiuptic- INTO Albcmarle Sound. Land
ing a boats crew near Elizabeth city. the
men were captured by the rebels, when the
captain opened vigorous fire ON the toWndo-
ing considerable damage
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Sorghum is in high favor with the Illinois
farmers. since it came out of the late irosts
better than corn, and it is found that two
gallons of its crude syrup-of which 400 10
500 are produced per acrc-arc equal to one
barrel Of corn in iattening hogs. while the
pork l. Of a superior quality
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EARN FOR SALE.

rI'HE Subscriber offers very rare chance 10 any
/ one wishing % invest money in real estate II
Is Farm situated two miles southeast Of Hines
hur-h village. ou the main road 20 Starkshoro,
Bristol and Huntington, formerly known a the
Posi- FARM. II contains DC acres OF GOOD land'
with two dwelling houses, seven barns, and numer-
ON. other ont huiiIiu.s Also two hundred apple
trees part grated fruit. we'll watered, five living
spring. and running stream of water, several shed
and is u every way suitable for the keeping OF any
kind f-tock All the suhcr Der nj Eht say aS regards
the quality Of land would prove unsatisfactory to
purchasers. Therefore he invites them 10 call and
examine for them.clves-
C. z BARBER,
Owner and occupant.
July 3lst, 1858 w63n'
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The Tvaws', Washington dispatch saws
the Russian teet will probably stay IN Ameri-
can waters tiil spring
The Admiral and his officers VIII visit
Washington and the great West on private
Invitations They will -ee our great ioun-
drie, at Pitt,hurg and -' a- far West as ~.
Louis
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Married.

At St. stephens Church, New York city. Sept 2-th
by the Rev. DR.. Cummings, James OGrady Of that
city, and Miss Mary G. Smally, Of Swanton, Vt.
In Platts burgh. Oct. 9th ls63, BY the Rev. DR.
T. H. Colt, Mr. c P. Tyler Of Richmond, to Miss NJ
L. Slater Of Painesyille VI.
No cards.
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IMPORTANT OBuFR.-An order from the
War Department directs the attention OF
courts martial to the act of Congress giving
such courts power 90 sentence officers whp
absent themselves from their commands
without leayc.t % be- reduced % the ranks o.
serve three years OF during the war.
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THE NEW
I6fGrGH Regiment.
Too BIZ CALLED THE
I7th VI. Veteran Volunteers

Col F. '. R,>pAIL 70 have command.
Not ftr tune 20 sHftsf and s.rurs The grsafesi
Fay stfr g7srsf To- meH.
INOIR NDRED AND TWO DOL
Il LARS siH-| bounty and twenty dollar> So
per month viii he paid 90 each Volunteer who may
have served term uf nine month. or longer. and
has received an honorable discharge from service
In addition to this II $50 viii Dee allowed per
month tor clothing. aud thirty cents per day for
ratiou-.
Time % commence from date Of enlistment.
All who wish can have furl0ush until the com
pauy may he ordered 20 report at the 6encral
k-udrrTou-
For further particulars call AZ the Recruiting
Office in Wheeler Block. Second door west of
Foliet & Cos Flour Store. Burlington. VI.
Lieut. a. a. DANFORTH,
Formerly If l,t Vt cavalry.
Recruitiu. Officer
UudcrhiIl and Richmond. Captain Davis
Milton amt Colchester. Lieut. Hihharl
Burlington. Lieut. A. II Danflrth
sept 4itl
TT is nothing more than an Advertisements f some
l. Importance &C. the world. 10 3, true. hut say
again, Don't read this unlcs, Sou intend 20 ben
eft hy the same.
This everybody can do, by strictly af5,-irg TO the
following. Go 20
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\ club boat has Just been built which Is
so nicely balanced that the rowcrs are
obliged to he particular in parting their hair
down in the middle To keep their balance
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Kossuth lives near Turin poor and wan.
and bis wife in consumption. Garibaldi r.
on his island farm at Caprcra. lame but
cheerful. with an income Of 5000
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lust received at HUNTINGTON's
~ " In the Tropics" by settler in 81. Domingo
Rockford by the author Of s. South valid
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Tar SLAVES or PREJuDIck-DEArh lv'ea ,,.,
or ms PRFY.-There are queer people IN 'he
world people with the most absurd unre .,Ia
able. and indefensible prejudicos. for eAanpie'
we have met with individuals who hAd ino,-
hid antipathy to anything that was eA'eiis',ei}
advertised, no matter what might lie lis a -,
claims to the confidence Of the puoiic' ihese
eccentrics looked with especial distavor on adNer-
tised medicines. They could not see. for exam
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The Anniversary Of the Vermont Bible Society
will he held in Montpelier, on Wednesday, the
18th Of October.
The Directors will meet at the Rooms Of the
Society. at 10 O'Clock A. VI.
The Society viii meet at the same place, at
> 7. VI.
In the evening the Rev. Henry Wilkes, D. D.,
Of Montreal, will preach the Annual Sermon in
the Brick Church
". II. LORD, Sec'y V b. :.
Montpelier, Sept. 18th, 1868.
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supply Of stock not 50 large A. last week. The
quality will average better than last week. Prices
the same in the morning, hut the large number
from the West becoming known soon put the prices
down and deadened sales. Lambs not quite So
hiuh
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The annual meeting Of the Vermont Medi-
cal Society will bee holden at Montpelier on
the l4th and 18th days of October.
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MA y 10 o ID /.
NJ 4 III % % ID
uOII LONTt HOIE RENTORED
just Published, in a Sealed Envelope,
nas... Aas- l'arf-

HOU LOST HON RESTORED ,
just Published, in a Sealed Envelope,
Price SIX Cents.
A LECCRE On tine Treatment, and Radical Cure
y II Suermatorrhua. OF Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions. Sexual Debility, and Impedi-
meuts o. Marriage generally Nervousness, Con
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, Mental and PLY seal
Iucaucitv. resultin. from SelfAhuse, sc, by ROB-
EHr j. CJLvEEwELL. VI. D., author Of the Green
zoos, Sc.
4 Boon 10 Thousands Of sufferers"
sent under seal, iu plain envelope % any address
roSr PAID, ON receipt Of six cents OF two postage
stamps. hv DIR. Gil. J. e. KLINE.
il- Bowerv, New York Post Office Box, $50.
sept .13-lm Is
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ORDERS for the Adirondack Grape Vines may Be-
~ left at
Sent. 3. PEIRCE's.
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MIIEAT.
Golden Shear Whi>kcy.

THE Subscriber, having been engaged for the last
j twenty years IN the importation 81 wines anu
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WHEAT.

RYE,
CORN
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ALLOTTED PAT.-Assiguees and others hold
Ing orders for Allotted Pay Of the Tenth Resi-
ment, are notified that return, have been re-
received for the months Of July and August,
and that this Office is prepared 10 pay the sums
received III the usual way. The clothing &C
count Of the regiment was settled at the pay
ment, and in some instances the men have over
drawn their allowance, aud such over-drafts are
deducted from their allotments-
j. B. PACE.
State Treasurer
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RIGHT BOW Err.
NEW BookS.

lust received. % few barrels af the ai.osr bran.
~ of White Winter Wheat Flour.
At PIERCE'S.
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Tnpk WANTED.

first rate plain cook can learn Of a permanent
\ situation at good wage by inqunins AZ thi'
office: dtr,
OFT 7th.
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REVISED ADMINISTRATIONS.

CONTAlNING all changes and Laws down to June
- 18th SIS with the appendix. For sale az
Sept 18th. HUNTINGT0N'S-
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The Richmond Enquirer the organ OF the
Rebel government, speculates a. follows on
the arrival of the Russian feet in New York
harbor
The sudden appearance of the Russian
fleet in New York harbor. Il not accounted
for. Perhaps an alliance between Russia
and the DnIted States-hetwcen Poland =
best government the world ever saw and
that which extends similar kind attentions 10
the people of the Confederate Stat,s-ls about
to take place This Holy alliance has kind
cred symTathies and principle Alexander
II. and Abraham.
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NEW BOOKS.

SINREEppN and War hy %. WJri Becclcr.
l. -ualn uas-.~ Dos Glil Hamilton.
Received and ior ,air hy
UUNTlNGTON'S.
oct B l-.-
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LOSSES were. although we know that, accord
inc 10 accounts of the sanguInary conflict,
the battles near Chattanooga may be called
drawn irhts-both opponents terribly used
W. To great extent, ten Bragg has lost
the confidence of the people, from the fact
that he has - often deceived them by false
desuatches. crediting himself with victories
when be- actually suffered most disastrous
deicat-for instance at Shiloh. But the
public II credulous, and any rumor ri vic
tory sets them ablaze, and no matter who is
the leader, he Is at once exalted.
The list of killed. wounded and missing
will not fall short Of 10000 Among the
latter is BrIgadier General Adams of Texas,
who was reported badly wounded and in the
hands of the enemy. Thirteen Generals have
been Iut horS du combat in the last engage
mcnt. and have been either killed, wounded
OF captured.
The correspondent Is of opinion that Long
street will soon succeed Bragg a. Comman-
der-in-C hief of the Confederate Army OF the
Southwest.
It appears that the rebel General Imboden
was ordered 10 cut the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, IN order to prevent the sending of
rcinforccments to Rosecrans. Fortunately
he was a day TOO latc-
The distance to he travelled by troops
leaving the Army of the Potomac 10 iOin that
Of ten Ro>ecran9 Is about a thousand miles.
Between Richmond and Chattanooga it Is
somewhere about half that distance, but the
interruption OF the Virginia and f. Tennessee
Railroads obliges the rebels TO 20 round 80
as To constitute the railroad distance between
the two points about eight hunired miles.
LINCOLN AND IIAuEcK.-lt is a comfort to
know that Mr.. Lincoln oversees every thing,
and will know all that Is going on. He has
common sense, if he Is no soldier, and our
greatest danger sometimes lies IN the Tact
that a profcssed soldier, who lacks common
sense and j. obstinate, is determined to con-
duet the war according 70 his own peculiar
notions Ever since the time Of Mcclellan,
when the President and Mr.. Stanton were 50
severely criticised for attempting to Interfere
with a soldicr-they being ciyilians-Mr.
Lincoln has determined to have "a general IN
chef at Washington-a military man. who
shall be chiefly responsible tor all that Is
done. The President very rarely mterieres
with or overrules Halleck, though he occa-
sionally does 80 But he reasons and cOniers
with him. and as a general thing they agree
without much trouble, upon military plans
Tins II the secret of Ilalleck's retention IN
his place The President made up his mind
long ago, to keep somebody in the place Of
gcneral-in-chief and he knows no other gen
cral who can be spared from the field who Is
lalleck's equal. Is Joe Hooker People
would tremble if all the armies were under
his control Is zen. Butler? No one Will
pretend that he is Banks cannot bc spared,
neither can Grant, nor Meade. There IL but
one spare man at all competent for the place
Mcclellan. and the President long ago lost
his confidence in him llalleck therefore Is
the only man for the place DE occupies
Wash. Cor. Springfield Rp-
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Nd Ladies' Leather Bag. At BRINSMAID'S oil
n stand, Church Street
sept. %.
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GRiCE'S CELEBRATED SiLTE.
ASSURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.


-.
ms SAi,e = NsseIa0is ~ W.
90 IN l1e A1yn ceIItuiy, " DH- TSlltl =,
suIseoI ~ hIe 1alies Httny -iI- ~
ne SuIeu tnousan1s o. mus, ~
Alt WOUNDS mat oailieo me ski ot w nj
ehneh' Phy siclAhs OF MS uay anu was
al VINO Ahe" MN as d PuuHo Oeii94A9''''
GrAees Celebrated salve cures Burns.
er,.., csIshr,,s5 s.I,a 80. FIssh wound.
Gracels Celebrated salve cures corns.
Grace, Celebrated s.Ivs cures Frozen Limbs.
Grace's Celebrated salye cures Wens
Gr,..,. c.Iah,.,.5 s,Iv. go. c.TIo,,..
go, 80 = -
1raees Ceieofateo save cures oaIt hneum-
Gr,.,,, c.I,br,,,d s,lvs cure. Sore Bre,st
Co.. c.i.h-.,.S 81. - e.. p:
eAoo 80 AiP"
ureees Celeoretco oaL7e cures Erysipelas oores-
Graess Celebrated salve cures Assesses.
Grsce's Celebrated salvs cures Ulcers.
I,5s "a W.. a. -
an AO,ii SOie A-4- "Ouii1S u inc niOse seiio1s
nature down 70 common PlmPle. IL eTadl-
that can equal tins Salve IN prompt and ener-
getic action for the speedy cure of external dis
eases, as those who have tried its virtues testify
SoId,.,. SsIors nd F;sbsrr,s, Ill S,,d ~.
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TO THE TRADE.

Just Received and now opened,
5000 Yards Brown Sheetngs,
300 Bleached do
100 Bleaehed unbleached Cot'n Flannels,
100 Striped ShiTtings,
100 Tickngs.
100 COlOred Corset Jeans
iea Crash.
IO,O0 American Prints,
100 Grey twilled FOOL fannels,
S2 do do Cotton and wool flannels,
JOD Printed do do do
ALSO, FULL STOCK OF
Double and twisted Cassimeres Satinets. Hines
hurgh Cassimeres, Fancy do. and Doe
skins, Black and eolered Broad
cloths, Beavers, &c.
The above goods are all bought for CASH and will
be sold for the same, at market prices with small
per cent. additional TO cover expenses Of freight
= Traders are invited to look at this stock and
If not cheap, do not buy.
Respectfully,
EDWARD LYMAN,
Corner Store
Sent y.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
,U0rbIP U'Or X \ L.

rVHE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully MORN
| the citizens 81 this town and vicinity that they
have opened a large MARBLE Works in concert
Hall building under the Times Office, Church ST.
Burlington. Where can be found the largest and
hest assortment q Marble in this part Of the coun-
trv consisting Of
He'd STONE TABLETS,
OFELISES MONUMENTS,
T4BLE & BUREAU TOPS,
CHIMNEY PIECES.
Mirror SHELFES,
g., &.
Anything wanted IN the Marble line viii be
furnished az short notice and at the most reason
able rates.
Please call and examine stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere - -,,. 90
Burlington Feb. 10. So WIN
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Y EW STYLES of rich Plated Tea Sctts, Fruit Cake,
y Card aud other Dishes, TINS, Tee Pitchers, cle-
can't Casters Communion Ware oud fancy Plated
Articles. just received at BBlNSMAiD'S Old stand,
Church st
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
WE beg leave 90 inform our customers that we
w have received full assortment Of Summer
styles Of JeWelryt such as Pins, Far Orniments,
LOckets. Sleeve Buttons, Chains new patterus,)
Finger Rings &c. all which viii be sold Is low as
the lowest
June 9. ls63.
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CLOTHES WRI%GERS.
NEW PHoTocRNPHIC GALLERY
FOUR FOR 5000 OR sa.5ortRDoz.

Dt-uerreotvpe-. Amhrotvpes. Painting and
drawings copied neatly and chcsply. Fictures SGT
IN l.0ckcts. Pins Kin.-. &c.
! wish mo- one tp take picture from ms room. I'M
less perfectly satisfied Whether visitors wish pic
lures taken or not / shall az all times be happy t.
see them.
Reypcctfullv. c. n READ,
Photographer.
Burlington, Vt, Aus. 80. d&wlm
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ATTENTION.

rI'TF Subscriber has on hand about ninety head Of
| cattle. cousistidg Of Cows and OXEN, one, two
and three wears old which he viii dispose Of at low
AMOS j. COREY
Hnesburgh, Vt.
Sept 18th. wI2w3e
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BENNINGTON


IAn boz Grey Ribbed. White Mixed. and
NjD Plain shirts aui drawers ui Che above pap-
u.ar make and ilr sale to the trade az mauuiartu-
rer'- prices, ut -
sept IN NAN -
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ANFsRrRY. Nov. 18th.

ANFsBTRY. Nov. 10Th
NJ. Gracc-Dear Sir In lines Of gratitude
| have TO thank you for the benefits | have re
ceived from the use Of your Salve. At the time
Of the engagement at Pensacola between the
privateer rebel schooner Judith and the Colorado,
Sept 18th, 1861 1 WAS struck by bullet which
passed through my leg, striking a comb in my
pocket. and without my knowledge at the time,
driving a part Of the teeth Of the comb into the
wound At the time, the wound was supposed
TO be properly cared for by the surgeon, but It
did not heal Ii was Of So serious nature that
IN the opinion Of our fleet Surgeon. Dr. g. r. b
Horner. and Assistant Surgeon, DR.. Kennedy,
| should be rendered unfit for service and was
discharged the eth of July, 1850. Since ar
rived home my wound has troubled me more or
less until three weeks, when il infamed and
swellei 80 as 10 cause me eXcruciating pam.
For several days | engaged the services Of Dr. J.
b. Gale, who lanced and probei it, after which
| applied your Salye. on the Recommendation of
my ueghbors, and after four days It drew out
three teeth Of the comb and the inflammation i'm
mediatly subsided, when the Salve rapidly
healed up the wound. The cause Of all my pain
from this wound vas the teeth Of the comb re-
naming in it, and feel now as if | had re-
ceived permanent cure, and cannot be too
thankful for the relief have received from the
use Of your Salvc.
TERRY O'DOWD.
hereby certify to the truth Of the case of Mr..
ODowd. J. b. GALE. VI. ID.
ox ( H,NIx CABINET ORGANs.-u Is
-oIdo,o that we are able to direct public at
non 10 musical instruments that contain 80
INV elements of popularity a. the above named,
A. a fitting testimonial to the e1ceileicies 81
- instruments. the names Of over one hnnd-
rcd of the most eminent orglnists and musicians
in the country have been given to their support,
!" mo them the best in the WSrid.
1nr mn,iesl readers and others interested, are
referred 10 the advertisement OF Messi7- Mason
4 Hamlin. in another column
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APPLE PEARERs. APPLEPEARER..
MN DRESS GOODS

A new article warranted te do more work than any
&. l.. HARTS
sent 18th No. l. Bank Block.
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c o L d.
SWEET POTATOES.

T. PIERCE'S.
sept. n.
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SEPTEMBER Esd. 1868.
80 A CASSIE Methods Of Study in Natural Ills
n tory
"Our old Home by Hawthorne
'sThe NOmal Method Of School Teaching
white Slavery in the Barhary states"
Far sale at HUNTINGTON -.
Sep. I'D.
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RIETY.
DOWDER FLASKS, Shot Bags, Water Proof Caps
l Nipples and Wrcnches Rife Wipcrs, Double
aud single Gun Worms; ivory Wood, Rubber,
Horn. and Bone Handle Knives and Forks Iron
Tea and Table Spoons Britannia Tea and COTE
Pots Chain, Gross, Leather and German Silve
Dog Collars with Padlocks; Collars neatly en-
-raved. (NOr STAMPED; Plated Coffin Plates
cheap, and engraved at short notice; at BRlNS-
MAIDS Old Stand. Church Street
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{. l. HARTS
No &. Bank Block.
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HONEY.

A LARGE Lot Of new White Clover Honey. at
y PIERCE-S.
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'IIE attention OF the public is called to this most
i excellent Of all Liniments, as perfect and
speedy for all the aches and pains that flesh is
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IN Tact. purchaser, of Dress Goods should not
pa. thi- stock without giving 1t look. Many bar
aims are here, ant all may mi some, II not more
Remember, at ...-
Corner Store. sept, p, lN'si.
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INGREAT variety. At the Corner store. French
| Merinos. French Reps. Popiins. Berathea s.
Poll lie Chcvre's, En- herlnos- farap Sttas, g
hurehs Wool j, LANES, Cotton amt WOOL 10,
Ca.iimeres &c. &C. Also, splendid stock 81
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CtALL AT q. 5. BLODGETT & cos and see
- something new In the line Of COOK STOVES.
The Model Cook Stove. for Coal or Wood.
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I IFE of Stonewsll Jackson,
IL &" Victor Hugo,
sept, i, HUYTlYGToSS.
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THE MODEL COOK.

4 y entirely new kind of Stove. Call and see it
O. $ BLODGETT & co.'s, College st.