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THE TRIBUNE FOR 1864.
PROSpECTUS.

PROSPECTUS.
THE NBw YoRK rRmuNE, first issued April 10, 1891
has to day alager aggregate circulation than any Other
newspaper Published in Anne lea, i've believed in the
world Compelled year since TO increase the price of
ia several issues submit to the pccuniay ruin Of ii'
propreiors from the very magnitude Of is circulation b
has probably since parted with patrons to whom IT,
remarkable cheapness controlling recommendations
but others have aiken their places and has
than TWo Hundred Thousand sub.cr befs and regular
putchasorsAn " at least Finy Thousand over
hose ~ any rival And this Unprecedented currency
It has achieved by very liberal expenditures in procuring
early and authentic intelligence by The feades, expires
sion of convictions by the free employment Of ability
aud industry shereyer might contribute excellence
Ia any department Of enterprise aud by unsbunkng
fidelity TO the dictates Of Justice, Humanity, and
Freedom.
By very large outays or early and authentic sdyices
by telegraph aud otherwise from ts correspondents
with the armies Of the Union aud by special Fl
forts to furnish such information respecting Markets.
Crops. discoveries improvements IN Agriculture
&C. As must specially interest farmers have asddu-
ousy laborcd 10 make journal calculated to meet the
wants and sub the in Of the Producing Cias
ses. That end We have At least meatursby attained
Tor other newspaper exists in Amerca or Europe
which s habtualy read by nearly so many farmers and
their families as fhe Tribune to-day We shall labor
to rresst both the number aud the satisfaction Of this
by far the most numerous class Of ia patrons.
During the existence Of the Wing rarity, this paper
supported party though always sympAhzipg with
the more liberal, progressive, And.Slavery wing"
thereof when new issues dissolved or transformed old
organizations through the spontaneous uprising Of the
people n he Free States against he repudaton Of the
Missouri Restriction. The Tribune heartily participated
10 that movement, and was known Republican. When
the long moIderius conspiracy divide and destroy
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND CoNsUMP,
TION

THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM is
most highly approved medicine ever discovered. II
Gistood tie best Of all tests Time, having had
recodented sale Of nearly forty years. II is recon-
ended by best physiciaas our most eminent ol-
sfis. the press the trade fact by all who know H.
For certificates which be given to almost any extent,
see wrappers each bottle The Projectors will cheer
uly refund the money not entirely satisfactory Price
'O cents and 81 the large bottles much the cheapest
tbe CAREFUL 10 get the genuine which is prepared only b,
REID, CUTLER 4 CO. Wholesale Druggists Bos
on Sold in Montpelier BY dealers generally. s2o7
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L. 5. 5-2O'S


lHh Nho"h1Ah' "f THE 'HhANDsf mas not yer gwen
NOTE OF any lnie"Ah 10 "ih'fa" TINS popular Loan
rom sac al ran ana un'H alter 'eo DAYS nonee mas
been gwen me undersigned as agent tor no Sale u
me H'""'' VIII commune 20 snipY 'e punhe'
Inc whole amount OF the Loan authorized ia Five
huha''l N''on' OF ol''f' weary f0" Ha"afea
M"no"' "au' ''e' '"''ag ''fe'l" ana Pa'" ,"''
me Ife' Hy mostly within 'he last seven months The
large demand nom abroad ana sac rapidly increasing
y. ...,.l ME-. ,.....-... ,..-.-.. =. n,
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thr balance Salss have lately fanFed fom ten to III
teen mi lions weekly ire3ueuty exceeding three m,i.
'n' daily and t is we'll Auo'nt'a the Secretary of the
aud imports and Iurerna Revenues and in the issue Or
the interest Bearing Legal Tender Treasury Notes IL
is almost certainty that he viii not find it necessary.
Tor lorr tne % s.,e o., .eoL p,,rkot g. s,v ott,,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-18
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEl!
BATCHELOK'S CELEBRBrED HAIR DYE
Is TIE BEar IN TIN WoRGn!

The o'.iy HayRlss Tyte, os,d Reliable Dye Rno,on
The splcndcd Hair Dys is Pefeo-chAuges Red Rust,
o. ORGY Hsr, Instantly to Glossy Black or Nsturs
Brown without hJuring NE Hail Staining the skin
eayns the Hair son aud Besuufai rnparts fresh vital
iy frequently restoring It's pristine color, and reeu6e,
thu ill effects of Bad Dyes The Genuine is sign.
cd William A. Batoheor, all other, limitations, and
should be avoided soIdby all Druggi'i, SC. Factory
Isl Barclay 81, New York. Bachelors New Tiloi
Gamer for Dressing the Hair. 59.l0dWS
turuHrANT no LApiRs DR.. HARvEY's FEMALE
PILLs have never yet failed removing difficulties a.
rising from obstruction stoppage OF nature or 10 re-
Spinal Affections Proapfu-, Uteri the Whites or 9th.
weakness of ths Uterine Organs. The Pills are per.
fectly harmless on the constitution, d may he taken
10y delicate female without causing distress
tho same time they like a charm by strengthening,
invsoraung aud restoring the system a healthy con-
diuon aud ny bupqilg ou the monthly period with re-
gulady 40 mater from what causes the obstruction
may arise. They should, however NOT be taken dur.
ing the three four months Of pregnancy though
safe Of any other tine miscarriage would be the re
suit
Each box contains 60 Pills, Price 81
DE-. HARVEYs TREATISE on Diseases Of Fe
males, Pregnancy Miscarriage, B,rreuness. sterlity
Reproduction, and Abuses Of Nature aud emphatcaly
the Ladies' Private Medical Adviser pamphlet Of Ga
pages free to any address Six cents required to
pay postage
The Pills aud book viii be sent by mail vh en- desired.
securely sealed, and prepaid, by
J. BRYAN, NJ. D., General Agent,
7)2ldaw No. 70 Cedar st., New York.
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I[ENN EDY'S
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.

rVvlIE ,,-,,,, - ~ .LI; /. ul -,
l III @t''iliVh "i 'ht PuuilN ~ Natltu 10
thi- most excellent of all lniments, as a perfect
ad speedy cure r ait he aches aud pains that flesh Is
heif 10.
hhkUMATlNN
is caused 10y sngnauon oi me huids arising from
checked prepraunu-is cured by Few boules OF Ken
hedy hheumauc Llnlment
NFNAlNN
Are caused oy an over extension and sudden reaction
~ the mustles--s cured hN cw bottles of Kennedy
Rheumatic Linimcui-t quail, pond inr man and beast.
NhJkAlGlA.
The king Of all pain, caused by inflammation or the
uctVesis instantly cured 10y few Applications " Ken
uedy s .hhepmauc Liuimtnt
iLtJklSN
Is an defamation nl thc lining NJ the ribsis cured by
few bottles of Kennedy Rheumatic Eminent.
HUfffSEN
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GROUP


NHw HAVEN, Dec. II, 1862.
Having been taught that medicines in order To be val
liable, must originate with particular faculty or
school we considered patent medicines go oalled)
humbug, until after losing beloved child with Group,
we were forced by the suferngs " another from the
same dsea ., aud the advi of frien d. TO try Goes
Cough Balsam. Little Riddle had gone. and, though we
loved him. would not call him from his quiet rest 10
share the sorrows Of this unffendy world. But Willie,
ia there remedy for thee ? We found 1t in Goes
Cough Balsam. II relieved him IN about twenty min
ues to great Joy, and the surprise n others We
cannot be hired dispense with this priceless blessing.
and we are glad 10 learn that Mr. Coe has made
ments with parties whereby may become extern
svey known. In view u this let say every parent
when your child Is suffering with Group, give this Bal.
SAN, give II freely II We did believe IL IN he the
best remedy for you, we certainly would MT say u
Truly yours
EDWARD GWiNELL,
MERCY GWlNELL
For sale by Druggists every where
@. g. CLARK q CO, proprietofs,
New Haven, Conn.
See advertisement in another column. S2Bt
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EDWARD GwlNELL,
MERCY GWlNELL

BROWNS NEGLECTED CoUoH, CoLD, AN
ppoNCttIAt tRRfrArEn on soRR TuRoAr n al
lowed TO progress, results In serious
TRoCHEs Pulmonary, Bronchial and As,hmado
ToR Diseases. ofsndmes incurable.--
q ma II 4 Browns Bronchial Troehss reach
directly the affected parts, and give
AND ,lmost immediate relief For Bron-
& q l. u S. cbibs Asthm, C,t.rtb and ror.
sumphve Coughs The Troohe, useful. Pubc Speak
and Singers should have me Troches clear and
strengthen the Voice Military Othcen and Soldiers
who the voice and exposed sudden changes
should use them. Obtain only the genuine. Browns
Bronchial Troches" having pyopsd their efficacy by
test Of many years, highly recommended and pres,
crbed by Physicians aud Surgeons n the Army, and
have received testimonials from many eminent men
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Med cine 10 the
United States and Foreign countries Is cts,
per box. SlS5
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PRIZES THEM HIGHLY.

Rev. Amos Blanchard, Merideu. N. H.,
writes II think very highly Of Mrs. s. A.
Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer and Zylobal-
samum. Both myself and wife have used
them with the most satisfactory results. p"
Those preparations are exported largely to
Europe, aud have worldwide reputation.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot,
l9S, Greenwhich st., New York. S3
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ID EMOVAL.---Theo. A. Dodge has re-
III moved his Boot Shoe, and Rubber business TO the
room the Pusl Office.
or Repairing shoes bY oemenung done 10 order
Montpeier Dee IS ls63 dsws3s6
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laarrtagrs.

Al the Panied House. rlainuetd, on the lith
INST. by Rev c. NJ Winch. Mr. James LeNis Of Hard
sick, and Misc Jcuuic Wuey, OF woodbury..
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- FATE OF WEIR 10 N T /.
~ MAsuINGTnN nIAIHICI IS


In Probate Court holden Montpelier, within and for
said District, the 9TH day Of December, A. D. 1853
D., Gilmar Hunuey, guardian Of Frederick Il. Nash, a
minor Of Duxbury in said district makes application to
sad Court for license sell the following DESERVED real
estate IT his said ward, Wit lot Of pasture
land lying the easerly side Of the Wafe road and
souhery u Isaiah Huntleys land and the piece
Of land decided Henry Nash by Ebenezer w. Corse
and Others April liih and September Goth 1856 and the
same piece Of land set oft said Frederick Nash by
the commissioners u enry NJ Nashs estate January
l7h 1888 representing that the sale thereof for the
purpose u putting the proceeds Of such sale interest
investing the in stocks or real estate, would be
beneficial TO said ward
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court, that said ap
picaton be referred session thereof to be held at
the Probate Office in said Montpelier. the 9Th day Of
January, D. 1854 for hearing and decision thereon
and il ia further ordered that all persons interested be
notified hereof by publication Of notice of said appoa
and order thereon, three weeks successvey Ia the
Vermont watchman and State Journal, printed at Mont
pecr before said time Of hearing that they may appear
said time aud place. and, il they cause, object
therein. BY the Court
S2A Attest 4 II MERRILL, Judge.
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PALMER'S ARTIFICIAL LEG (!
Office, 10 Green Street,
BOSTON, MASS.

II TNE UNIN ANTTIOIAl 7 10 MANUTACTUWTD IN
II NEW ENGLAND PATRoHIzED ny GOVERNMENT.
THIS Justly and widely celebrated Artificial Leg
which received the O. eat Prize Medal in Europe is
worn boy upwards OF M,NaHd persons. represented
by every profession occupation and trade in life.
The leg is natural ia its appearance defy de-
lection, and is easily and gracefully worn as
applied. No matter what the form character
VI the amputAiion, the hoal leg completely oompen-
safes the loss he patient walks without crutch.
Many army officers and soldiers, whose legs we're ampu-
tated but few inches from the body have had legs APP
piled, and returned INTO dctiUe service Tue PALMER
LEG is regarded the ouy reliable limb now mAnufac
tured
free to all who apply @ y Soldiers supplied iothott
charge.
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CRUCES CELEBRATED SiLVE.
ASSURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Salve is q vegetable preparation, invent
ed in the 18th century, BY On. VIZ. GaAcp,
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Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, will ind this
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IL has none Of the irritating, heating propor.
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kvery family, and especially those containing
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DENJAMIN WATERMAN ESTATE.

ID The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Randolph,
commissioners receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate Of BENZ
Waterman late Of Washington. in said district. deed.
re resented nsolyeni and the term OF six months from
the 9th day Of October, 1858 being allowed by said
Court To the creditors Of said deceased TO exhibit and
prove their respective claims before us,-Giye notice
that will attend the duties Of appointment at
the ing house Of the late Benjamin Waterman, in
Washington in said district on the 2ith day Of March
next at nine clock n the foreno on said day.
ii A. WHITE, (Commis-
HIRAM FELLOWS, sioners.
W..htuv,or not gnth y ly63 S1Sl
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- WASHINGTON DISTRICT. IS.
In Probate Court. held at Montpelier, within and
for said District the 9th day Of Dec. A. D. 1868
Joseph Sumeryille, administrator Of the ettate Of
Amos Crosby late Of Duxbuy in said strict, deceased.
makes application to said court for license to sell the
whole Of lie real estate Of said deceased except the RICH,
Of homestead and the right Of dover Their in but inclu
ding the reverson Of the widows dover, representing
that said sale necessary for the payment Of the debts
Of said deceased and expenses OF admnisrAon Of said
estate. Whereupon, Il is ordered by said Court that
said application be referred 10 the 9th day OF January A.
1864 for hearing aud decision thereon, at the Probate
office in Monpeei aud. II is further ordered, that all
rsous interested be notified hereof by publication OF
Of this application aud order thereon three weeks
successiyely in the Vermont Waterman and State jour
nal ptintel Montpelier, before said time Of hearing.
that they may apps said time and place, and, they
see cause object thereto.
50 81 By the Court Attest, +. II. MERRILL. Judge.
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CYBlL BARRETT'S ESTATE. The
- subscribers having been appointed by the Honor
able the Probate Court for the District Of Washington,
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate Of SYBlL
BARRETT, late OF Waisheld, in said district deceas
ed represented insolvent. and the Of six months
rom The . h day Of November. 1868 being allowed by
said court to the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before usGye notice
that we will attend the duties Of appointment At
the dwelling house Of VIM. l.. Clapp, OF Moretown.in
said dstrc on the I'd day Of January 1864. and 18th
day II May A. d 1884, at one O'Clock in the afternoon
on each Of said days,
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THE NEW ENGLAND FARMER,
L FOR 1894
This Standard Agricultural and Family Ns-,pap,r the
best NJ It's class m New England will upon ia
NlNth ,our,e on the First ofJanusTy next.
TT CONTAINS
larger amount Of Nreusl Asrcul'sy,l Articles
From the Editor ind from Conespcnaent,)
Than any ether papot
Full and carefully prep,rrd Repor, Of the wM News
Of the We.A
Having 80 many sources NJ in ormauon sbe to
Furnish more correct and reiiab account ~ the
progress " the Rebellion. than II we gave every
rum9f thai came 20 nuf khdsledge.
Ample Notices Of all Important Foreign and Domestic
News.
NOTICES OF NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A large amour, OF carefully selected Reading for the
Family Circle. Poc'ry, soriea, Anecdotes
Notes Of Travel, Sc, suited to interest
all Readers
THE HIGHLY PRICED Ann EXCELLENT
SUNDAY READINps
Contributed to the FaRsRR, and which air, ,dy number
n'arly '0o, will be- continued
A Cattle Mark G t Report,
" inestm.bs value go al FARMERS md STOCK
kAtsBkS, prepared Expressly Tor our Colsmns
alone, by our Special Reporter,
no spends the Entire Market uays At BHsbton and
Cambridge, md
REPORTS ACTUAL SALES.
Win
Names Of Buyer and Seller and Prices Pad.
If Ia this feature Of the FApMm VIC challenge com.
'euuon
/ he Size of the Farm
sin be restored s next issue dec 6) and the paper
will then ne ~ the same dimensions astho BOSTON
JOURNAL We makt This increase in our size
notwithstanding ihe hizh price NJ paner. be-
cause We have been unable give that
amount aud variety of Re ding Mat
ter we have wished and t the
same ime o. accommodate
our advertising patrons.
OUR TERMS
Two years ego we adopted the CASH SYSTEM, and
by rcqpiftg payment n advance stopped all losses from
poor subscribers. We also discharged our Agents and
nus save ouf patrons the expense sunp1rtug theme
ana are enabled by these means TO offer TIE FARMER
CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER PAPER
oFGrs CLASS IN THE COUNTRY
Single subscribers, one year, 500
two years, 800
Clubs Of Two to Five. one year 100
SIX ., Ten 40
Eleven TO Fifteen 100
more than Fifteen l25
Ch' tt copy i't every Niub OF ] en- or moe names
u Club papers will be sent 20 each individual sub
acr'oer and to as many Post Offices desired
The Farmer is Mailed by Machine,
Giving on each paper, IN PRINT, the name Of the
subscriber, and the time his subscription OK.
p'res-so that mistakes are impossible.
THE POSTAGE Of THE FARMER
Is twenty cents year TO any part of the country
to te paid by the subscriber az the office where
he receives che paper
We want an Agent in Every Town
IN NEW ENGLAND
Who will get Club on the above Terms.
ALL NEW UBsCRIBERs
viii receive the paper GRATIS fir the remainder Of
his year after their names are handed in.
Specimen Copies will be sent to all who seld stamp
10 pay the postage.
All Orders shoulI he sent to
NOURSE. EATON g. TOLMAN.
1902 wAsHiSGroN srRREr.
BOSTON MASS SiSs
G. II r | = + NJ A s
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\ l ISs coari 400. \ 4. onAsE. Reg.ter.
- / At f. OF We II NJ 0 n 4 &.
- WASHING ION DISTRICT. SIS

- WA0HINU IUN HT0T NINII IS
in Probate Court held ~ Montpelier within and for
sad District. the ~ day of December. A. ID 1863
Roswell } tioodel guardian u Moses uoode " Cal
ais said district insane person, makes application
IN s,d Court for license sell the following described
real estate ~ bic said ward wit about one hundred
acres VI lanf n lot No in Cabot in said district
wish the buildings thereon, represen ing that she sale
thor IT, for the pupnae ~ putting the proceeds " snch
sale at interest i1rerhg the in stocks n real
estate would b. benefcia 20 aid and Of paying
thu debts Of said ward contracted before the appon tine At
Of bis guardian his personal estate being Insufficient fof
this uurpo without iniuring US Business Whereupon
ordered bv ssid Court that said application be re-
fcrred to session thereof TO be held ~ the Probate Of
fce n said Montpelier, the 18th dAy OF Dtcemher,
y 1885, for d, airing AMI decision there,h and Is
further ordered that all persons interested n notified
hereof by publication VI notice Of said application and
order thereon three weeks successfully In the Nerunr
Wa'chman AMI State journal. printe at Monipsfcts
before said tir Of hearing that they may appear At said
time aud place and, they cause, object thereto
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Mors,owu. Dec. 10Th 4 b 1863 sas4
< TATE OF VE R MO Mt
~ mAaLIINGIAN INSTINCT IS

~ It a i n o II Il NJ q n I :.
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier in said dis
riot on the 2Sth day Of November, A. ID. 1868.
Charles Reed and james L Thurston administrators II
he estate Of Charles O. Eastman late Of Montpelier in said
district decreased presents their administration account
for examination and allowance aud make application
for decree Of distribution and partition Of the estate Of
aid deceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court, that said
account and said application be referred session
N said court TO be held the Probate Office in
1864 for hearing and decision thereon And II is further
ordered that notice hereof be given to all persons in
terested, by publication OF the same three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Waterman aud State
Journal, a newspaper published at Montpelier.
previous said time appointed for hearing that
they may appear al said time and place. and show cause
any they may have why said account should not be
slowed and such decree made
sls3 By the Court Attest. r. MERRILL, Judge