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Y E L NJ . n L
teas Soc &c. ".
OVAL MEETING AT MTBDLEBURY,
Feb rs and 10, 1863.

U OF 0 srehy given taat n next special Meoting
Niddl.GC~ neImont Historical society will be holden Of
and ~ On Nednesdav and Thursday, February 18th
ris,o3 Iooj at 10 o'clock, A. N.
ntotinga 90 SpcFs will be read at series of public
Comm " ..4ch seasonable notice will be gwen by the
H. cre!. OF Arrangements
sxterd.G' courtesy OF free return tickets will be
lie diF.re, persons attendi this special meeting by
Al o, raj roads in the State
ofe to join the Society will be Afforded To
b. ora AXE m interest in its obi cts.
NN'f Oh the Board OF Managers.
GEORGE +. HOUGHTON
~ Albsp, y. Recording Secretary.
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DIPrHERrA.-A gentleman who has admins
tersd the following remedy for diptheria says
.hat it always proved efectuaI in afording
speedy relief Take a common tobacco pipe,
place live coal within the bowl, drop little
tar upon the coal, and let the patient draw
.noks into the mouth, and discharge it through
tae nostrils. The remedy is safe and simple,
and should be tried whenever occasion may re-
Quire. Many valuable lives may be saved, the
Informant confidently believes, by prompt treat
menI IS above.
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Tnr STUDENT AND ScRooLhATB is q pleasant,
readable, and withal, instructive magazine
[. is intended, as its name indicates as reading
for the young folks, and is well worth its price.
It ls issued monthly, each number containing
about 80 pages, for the moderate price Of one
dollar. Orders should be addressed to " The
Student and schoolmate,'' Boston, Mass.
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p0NTPELrER MARKET, February 2.

EONTPEhTER MARKET, February
Observation-Disclosures, is to 20 Cheese, 10 to Ill Lard
II. rsow, II. Dried Apple, 4to5. Eggs, 10 cents
Potatoes 25 IS. Deans $3.50 200. West Iadia SD
gars y to16. Peas, 81 90 to 1,25.
Onions-$l,oo. Appes-$1,5 so to 90 per Dbl.
FLora- Extra, $500. Double Extra $3.50. super-Ex-
ira sl0,50
GRAM HAr.-Corn, 81 co. Oats As to so. Rerdsgrss
seed $0o0to $50 per bu5he Clover 10 12pe: pound
Hay, soto 81 perton. Rye, $50 to $1.0o.
M,s5ElLANEoCsDry and green hard wood 2,25 2 rs
Shingles, 800 to 100 wooI--common 40 to IS. Bark
$50 per cord. Nails 500.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH RE NEEDY
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
FEMALE PILLS.

THIS invaluable medicine isunfang in the cure OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases incident to the
female constitution. ......#
1t mode all and removes all obstrucioas
from Whatever cause, and speedy cure may be relied
To Married Ladies e.
it is peculiarly suited 1t will, in short Time bring
the mOathly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that
pregnant, during the FIRST TnREE MONTHS, as they
are sure to bring Miscarriage but every other
time and in other case, they perfectly safe.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Heavness, Fatigue on slight exer
ton, Paptaon Of the Heart Lowness Of Spirits Hys
;scs Sick Headache Whites and all the painful diseas
es occasioned by disorganized system, these Pills will
effect cure when all other means have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing % pills. and encircled with tho
Government Stamp of Great Britain post free
for s 90 and postage stamps.
Sold by all Druggists. nOy2Sfw&mly
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EOTH
Il. e. RIKER,
D Z A p e r A Nd TLO &

u n L Il II fl ~ II 1 Il l. U n,
has just returned from NEW YORK. with good stock o.
Broadclohs Cassimeres and Vestngs Of late Paterns
and styles German Broadcoths, Black D ocskins
French Fancy DoesEins, for Gentlemens
Pants; Rich Silk and harseilles Vest
ings Satin and Silk vestings.
best qualities,
OF All Garments made at his Shops will be done In
the most workmaulike and fashionable manner.
Garments cut for others make, and ed to ft
Gentlemen wishing f good and fashionable Coat,
can gfi 1t by calling at RiSers ehu!.
Nay -, Jsb5
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B. T. BUXTON,
PROPRIETOR OF THE
MONTPELIER FOUN EEY
M A G H 1 N II s I O 2 ,

M A = II 1 " II Il Q z
MANUFACTURES or
CircuIa Board MIL Irons,
With Lanes Patert Set Works, (wooded IL desired.)
STARCH, SAW AND GRIST MILL IRONS.
DOSES PATENT WATER WHEELS RICH'S PA
II tent Iron Beam Plows, Common Land and Side Hill
Plow Castings, Guilty tor Teeth, Ihreshing Machine
Irons, &c, All kinds Wood -awiug Machinery. Box
Stoves, Etc All kinds CASTING to order. Also, IRON
FENCES Of and various designs.
MONTPELlER, VERMONT
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gailp }rftman.
MONTPELIER, FEBRUARY 3. 1868.

There will be an Oyster Supper at the Amer
lean House, Wednesday evening, February 4th.
Euehre will also be an attraction.
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NOUR STAMPS,

The tne !or Rsdeemtng Postage stanps a. the Mont
e Post Office Will expire Saturday February, Tta.
Nss that time NO srANrs WILL BE REDREIED.
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County Temperance Convention

County Temperance Convention
The friends Of the Prohbitory Liquor Law in the Coun-
~ O. W Washington hereby notified and requestei to
'l at the Court House in Montpelier, Saturday, the
41A day Of February next, IL O'Clock A. NJ for the
s'fRoSs OF nominating suitable person as candidate
Vonuty Iommissioner for the ensuing year, and 10
NnSS" any other business deemed necessary Hhen met
Ell BALLOU,
JONAS ABBOTT,
b. 5. NEWCOMB, >COuRty Committee.
JEREMIAH CARLTON,
a.n,L &. WHEELoCK,
nPther, Jan u.s. 1863
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At Market 1859 Cattle, about BeeVesand stores
consisting of Working Oxen, Mich Cows nd e, tw
aud three years old.
Prices 81 - to 1885, hrst qualiy
81, 90 to S7,25 ; I'd $500 Sd, 40
Working 0xen-S0O to 100.
Cows and Calves-$.S to ~.
Yearlings-$O 5000 to 10000
Two years old--$19 to 20
Three year soid-$2l to ~. ...'..
sheep aud Lambs-2io0 at msrket-Prioes lots 60
% 500 each Extra, S5.00to 900
Spring Lambs-ooO to o,oo
Hides IL to &c pr lb.
TalIow-s to Sc pr ID.
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
FL y M A NJ MIS- cry

Just published in a Sealed Envelope Price cts.
LECTURE BY DR.. CULVERWF' L, ON THE
CAUSE AND CURE Of Spermatorrhoet Consum ption
Mental and Physical Debility, Nerve less, Epilepsy,
impaired Nutrition Of the Body Lass.tude, Weakness
OF the Limbs and Back Indispostrn and Incapae-
ity tor Study and Labor, Dizziness Of Apprehension
Loss OF Memory, Aversion to Society Love Solitude
Iimdlty, sell Disrust, Dizziness Headache, Affections
OF the Eyes, Pimpes the Face 1sluntary Emissions
ana Sexual ncapacity, the Cons of Youthful In
discretion, &c, &c
9T This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated, often selfafcted evils, may be
msved without medicine and without dan gerous surgical
man in the land - -. -t q
Sent under sealte any address, in plain, sealed
eope on tho receipt OF six cents postage stamps
by addressing
CHAS. D. C.. KLINE L CO.,
1877 Bowery, NewYorx, Pest; Office Bsx -
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TELEG RAPE
& O'CLOCK p. M
TO THE FREEMAN

NEW YORK Feb. 3. News from Suffolk, Va,
represents she enemy last night IN force be-
twesn Is and IL miles from there, this side
OF Black water. Our troops had taken every
prOcsution 10 attack him again should he ad
vsnee farther toward Suffolk. There is now
no evidence that an engagement will ensue i'm
mediately.
The port of Galveston had been declared
open to she trade of all nations friendly to the
South by proclamation of Gen. Magruder,
which he sent forth under neutral flag.
The Herald Washington despatch says there
IS good reason for stating that Cen Butler will
not accept the command OF the Union forces in
Louisiana and Texas, rendered him by the Presi-
don't. 1t is now uncertain to what command
40 will be assigned.
The Times Washington dispatch says that
there are runors today OF alarm among the
rebel leaders, and there is rapidly growing
disposition to treat for peace. Whether or
not these reports have Sufficient foundation they
are gaining considerable currency Senator
Lane, of Kansas, to-day gave notice of bill
stopping the pay OF all officers of the army
while not on active duty, and providing strin-
gent regulations in regard to leaves Of absence
The report of the Committee on Elections
will be favorable in New Orleans cases. and ad
verse in those Of North Caroline.
From Richmond papers Of the 3lst, we have
positive information, says the Knoxville Regis
ter, that Gen. Joseph Z. johnson will, in per-
son, command the army OF Middle Tennessee.
lie IS probably ct his post nov.
ALBANY, Fec 8. In the Senate, Ex-Gov-
ernor Morgan was nominated for Senator, on
;he fiat ballot. In the Assembly, the first bal
lot resulted as follows Morgan, Ga, Corning,
81, John A DIX, l. The speaker voted for
Dix.
Mr.. Dean moved that the Assembly adjourn.
The Speaker ruled that the on was not
in order, the House having made special or
der.
Ga the second ballot ell the Republicans
changed their votes TO Dix
The vote was as follows Dix 65, Corning g..
Mr.. Dix was then declared nominated.
A motion was made for the appointments fot
committee TO inform :he senate that the
House had made y nomination. Mr.. Dean
moved to adjourn. The Speaker decided that 1t
was out of order. Mr.. Dean appealed. The
Speakers decision WAS sustained
LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. 2 Gen.sRossaau was
! seronaded tonight lie made brief speech, to
tha effect that his political creed WAS about
minute long
% am tor the Government Of my fathers and
the friends Of that Government, and | am
against the enemies cf that Government and
all their friends, both North and South"
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u I rir-ls q ~ zxec1tio1 izned f.0rl he Circuit
ID Court r. HaniE-in rtunfy. vii sel Al he
Ctaft Hszze In EafriEon. fhe-frsf Murftv II Narth
ntxi q, ths Ehe.t aid3er ior c.s 70 ssfisfT a. "a
jf I-erf and-cest. the B41k q ChatftnbcFa recer-
.e1c a<4I1tt P. " frraphr-yl ~ H. alexantcr and
rJf1t ~ Aiexarcer, n sd crr1f. The folitEin- toun
ier et,l en 70 sltEil saIt 5rdeensrs .hd cot -
vi OH tern lrt lr Clttia1ocza 11naessse. Ire
rr 1-rrlF ~ =, " Hrn riftys- frrrff1 fine -
sfd a6ii' 'ninr The i.rts e [1rfn HEr. Ties Er-
.ff VI In Atx1I1e-. Ard rppesIte ftr prop
t1 q lco- l. Hrrkfls. - ere cfber X n Fl1~
~ 4rt - Cl4aarof arjifiinr ihe Ell art i crl-.
flffJ=. End erFcs1t Hcrkfns rcrtrtT hEled O. -
tts fsc1trty of ~ E Aisra ,sT- am = ~ K sd
1rlfss j1dEneAt AID cot ars p wa Ia.c
<h-rl1 n. C.
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S1OO REWAEb.

D RNAWAY from tho IIreEnitesIsf The sntscrittr n
Ii Walnut Valley Post Ofee. Seeastehit do.
IennHssee. en- the hight Of the 2sfh Jary 1855 ne
gre boy named BaEs abStt IS or Ia Years Cd let
& inches high weighs about I'D pornds4 I'd Il
black negro, rather sharp faced Elbfx meth ktkrl
lips. he says he Was raised in Keht1cky ~ sl mn
named Fisher But was bon ght ~ me about rtlirths
since in Hamburg, Sout h caTon3l Ha saws Akl was
brought from Petersburg Va. to HsmburrE Eth on
when he left brown Jeans pants brown 5-znil Cat
and black cloth cap-hik coat haI1z il, rhtel bsue
ceat buttons aRd the cdkh out of1hiCh lila c6Hh was
made bad tFo celors n It'll part ~ il beiik srker
brown than the other viii pay ISL % reward ut his
delivery to ne, at my HehideHce IN Sssl4tth II Co.
Tennessee or $50 reward Tor his ShE efdnt IN any
jail Sc that can get hins JAMES n Sr Ilsr 1
Eeh1-Imt Il IL Iii - Ii n It'll IN 81 L
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SAFE Or LANn

d Y virtue ot an order df safe ilssne.H fEr III +lr
ID Court Of Hamiltth county NIL Iseilafl tAt
Cout House in Harrison on tie Htst 1ouiav III
March next. TO the highest bidder fdF icalh. Ia b
lowing tract Of land tokilt: lot OF -nf III H4f-
It0n Country, district Mol. asloinin tic lShlI II
James Eyaps and othets containing ire dcsea nlott
less, and known as 1anksley Mil fsacd ayiel ks
the property Reuben Tanlsey TO sztis,is jdst.
ment and cost in favor fTWashibgten n ikont II I
Feb4-fI W -G.lksARDEH HI RE-
Beutty Sharih of lII- a
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swKErlsd oRpkk Of Gzk. I-oAS is tisse s...--Th he
enemy IL missouri is ar ito relaxing il lis strsei-
ties A dispatch from St. loufs says
Geresa Loan. Hnsritfre tie ren:rai aistsic. q
Missouri hhs issued prdets tn4f III hlzshEhaqzeFs
gneriE1s- 1obbers -CpRfelera.e s4trsitiag eijcers
snissafits assuming fe act nnde4 rebel authority
found ia that military district slAl H. promptly exc
cuted By tie f3st cpInrntss oned officer mo Ehcsi
hands they may e delivered; ard al persons know.
ngly Earbdrsng, Or IN anF way aiding AID abeitin-
such parties. shall sUfer ike punishment. and the
houses be eStrqykd and a1 the Peskora property o.
the FreIFl4es srlzec and applied tb the indemniicS
tion cf Union citike1s Any officer falling pronptiI
ito execnke thls dI1ez Tl be coar 4Etaled icr ciso
lbediehce of orders.
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TRUSTIEE sIlIEI

DERSUANT 10 a Deed Of Trutt exectite ~ n n
Il Hill to me. will sell for cash Al kahtse bHtdrt
10 the highest bidder y The Market halse IN thhkl
nosga .4enn., en- The 18TH dap Of F4ii Issil Eia
Printing Ptass. Type had other material tkat lel
longed 10 the Reflector Offec 4 news pk,cr sksiciF
published al 9ckatta sc9ga- r. & HrRtE HI
Feb4<tds TrhttCe +,
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LoSTlsWgRD.

Tf1E.c cltsaia rho tao8 Fstra fra.n n Co.s1;or.
IL ciaiilin- Il - Is ca - arrival ~ The csrs
frtrl T1r hfma a. tti place tr S-tr-tzy rg Tie
III alli please retirn j ~ The RsEEL Otne.
IL isIs n ne TEE gentle nan 4 o1cer The ar
nd 80 ) knoEr ~ sirtf il tAe Cond1ctor. II Tie
sui s rot refrr1ll fle pepper steps vii . t1ken
10 3p1-sc tie ct-s~r. W. c. GORHAN-
f3a-farQora- Fehll-1,E~ CAPT tfh Pa Rert.
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Lookout Mountain Prcperfv for SsTlTt.

Z OFFER for sale the above rrbpert1 belont1hb III
4 II. W. Won ldehod AID used fy him fjr 5tt{raE
years-as u Boarding school and more rcteatislas 4.
Hotel. II coAtaais two large troktorv buidnkA am
seventy rooms The gtdund conthinsii, aicaiIlicrr4
embraces magnificent Spring OF ilinl itf
Tree, stone water within cave. ard 4iie watllrt4i
IN the latter; also a hrre Stalhe EkaakcnI ieers
house. SmokehouSe &c. Ili5 III Hll
AS the Mountain Is f4yc-ite plece fr j.:ulkdr ~.
SOFT, and viii nndoubtkkly btci5h1o raEsch uJst sd
this property behg The only one posselsifie all 8i
dans supply OF water within octlvenifnfl relth X
Justly considered one Of the most alrs.le 4ffhk f
ian2 ft9lEl J. II lWiIlilY. n
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FoR SIZE ca INA.

FINHE Morgan Nessdugera ahisn Hi staisaa.si
i Sire Vermont Black q vk darnI HtEe4 Der
mare brown color. h hands high IL Esafs tlh 4
fos geffer and LIS tsetted frequently Il kbe.
in less than three minutes Prize ii S4d Ie Ii lex
$3.50. Apply to- a. s. B1IiBl si
Febl-lm Paint Reck Jackseh Cs. lAlk.
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rE hire lor ths b1lanes % tse year c1e ntrro nln
u that csn ripE aad work n The Earden- Enq-ire
- tis store hose % Halkef 4 spenc er Narkrt -,
cI..;;.,e,Ea- AZ JAliEs sftScER-
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/ ITOBAGcO.

r Il .vE. sid viii, nfrayt keep on htnd = large
: tIcift well as.urtta stcck Of Va and " a.
Toll lrcats % an sirts ad rrades. which cfsr frr
s-ls, rrtaiicrs o. ~ Il lcW ice. a. Suirk =
Oh tad. rpa,.si.e the Prsstytelila C1r-ch.
tsl,r. z1-eai'e r. BR4D1-
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Irish PotasoeI snga+, eoEee. H

A party that VIII sctlm- ltI ExrirFsga' sIdI1 q
"a spund and good Irish tst / 5as will seuk him
by Express ten pounds light sr, " HI irAil and ont
pound fine Rio Cote, in new OzAatur- Eaek.
Il. NJ. EsISy1An IN
wAoLRsALE AxD RETAIL b44LERIk H |lfi
FAMILY GROcEEIES. Aktil
COMMISSION MERcttA ANT
At DANIEL : OLD STAsfl. No. lb tyns-xnAIE It,,
feblsrlm Atlanta ,tadoEkHa-
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HOUSE AND LOT For sAIE.

noCT0R FRAZIER /. Valuable Heuse ara LtH for
- sale For parlcuEaFs aprh'ito him in Knox
County, or 10 me at .fOpte X Mkt&hs Mil. inllhat
nEooRa. VIII. .SAIItH
Febl0-1ws
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III. HU GEES, HlITfH I'
Attorney az law. Claim Agent irnEs Npt;4ry
fuslls, III
RICHMOND INA.

14Ou14O&tO LIN T. H III HlIL4At
.CLAlNS Of every description gainsk the fdEfsae
OIale Government ktttled viii acearicy and dis
patch. Attends all the Confederate Slstff icokrtS
held inNthe city Of Richmond. AfcreSs Bdx 1t61 i.
jan22ely ~ Fl FIJI HI
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NOTICE.

n ELISQUENT Tax Payers for the st.ke Ind coun
IL ~ Taxes Of ls6HI in the ChztfanbbgdI District
swill caX and pay the same without dela III John p
Long. at fhe Recording Office, Who IS 4lfhsrtzed |.
receiIN for the same. Flf8I 1T
febl4 4 T.. T. GARDRNIlIRE If
- Tax CoIlecfor Halni4oi. q y III
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VIRGINIA SALT

IHAyE small gt OF Virginia sdlt, lvIhsdk 4
keep hand constantly az 25 Cts per. ltl II rlck
old stand. Ml BRhDT.
Jany. 27-3mt II HI l7IIEf E
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sEEn OATS


I'd ShoenakerS and Leather F1nshers
1nh Good sHOEsfAKE1,s. ard a fsr Ls.attcr
lOiJ nreszcrs, can fli1 einr1oTrre1t t1 - t.oT-
errris-r Sh1e Factory = Atl1nfa ca r1ter ife d.
rrcfit1 o. tie ep5c-si <1ed- Sa1e brf god hasds
need |aP7iF. Tt'ose f--rts1iuS their Crn too> uLi
lave |rrc.c-r1ce.
S,ldtr. tesHipr a work IN tbs est.tlsAulrEt,
rr -lp-sCt<e t1cir orn details from fheir cuurna1d
ir- i|17ccr- + c. r. CUNNINGHAM
lttll<ia Nasr On
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