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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
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Cine erlls Site GuswatI 2ueensuaarsn ae.
Sort strnfals au ibrem StUd. 70 ME au9
3Gter, Warft> unt anbere RBrte, Be-
fen, Sdubbitrlfen unr Sbut>
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01

uab turs aae unb isNs GrtIFsl ftiF lEsI6t Ia snem
rotI8sfaltsn 9rrIereten GtObF na6esfrast
ptrO, unN psIGs unmteItR ale bier bnamt
rperpsn EEnnen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01

9Rre NuswutG GIf6e iii sns lstr CUTE, bsfs.
tfnb aus Madrrten SO. 1 !, 2 unp 3, teim eanssn,
IaIbfn unb sisrtrl Barrel, 70 tpls 6atbpss tsiu,
Barrel uuo Gcbfib tsim 9funO.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-14

n ii not ellsn.I % = Z " ).
80 J. sogs " Iz IA ~ y
q e iasS1av N 4a sszs 8laa -
es;.;ns caraps on business or pleasure,
u a. invitation was extended 70 us by
- - !. senslen.anly officer Lieut.. Col.
!. ..,syi OF the 2sth Wisconsin, and hint
- thrown oft thai i ~ Moald pay him
!. nit al 3 s0sdDe1c lily Sunday
ss,esir,s We would SO Whet ,Es never
m In oar iIle er TO use
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-14

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| IS q AsBaa "a. e ~
h pi.,sss. Csssss, Ii svs.saaaEs cess ]. J
,fx'yaasay Ts5A ises. dKk INNING
fs Y ss:f . III nga
kddisop Cochran and Ssanp 81,
Psjsl sfrkfs -
M11ies d Esnisg.. q ~ 81
Tsake aAovs 6sa6s9 % sssaasss's nno ~
Yoa ara hsysby Sessasa No. sksss D nev
% ID III shs oascs ss u sissk Do he DID
ssisk Daask'os Psessmst sasnfs Sosasy kewss
d petition in equity ek Rsfas Beall, plain.
u pssysssg 3 jsdgasss 1f y sss s y q
twenty. two dollars end ssighfy ssass. Ga.
s22,6o) ip biz faYer .aseipss iAs said
Addisen coehfsh sA 4 pson.asory sses.
given hy the aaid Oochsan. aasea ,jasy 28eh
1855, cslHsg fos sgrty|si iAsasaea .aye
kandred and Hfty I've dnllsrs GAG SIS ipsy
able Wits annuai iussressas cue Ssas6F six
pr seSas. Or pnnaas % DID 'HsssF dkY
August, 1868 and prsying slso FOR the
foreclosure Of q mexSgsgs sxccnssd b said
Csshran, 70 iseenfe sks paymenss osseAid.
promissurY nvse, aroa she inertia. wsss 4uar :.
Ter o. seesios twelve, che soasb-w<as aast-
ter. Of ths porsh-esss qgsrser, md ghe north;,
vest fractional quarter bf seetfos ted, and
ell % seesiss three, oh 10 township ssven~'
" fosr nofsh of range for-y-fosf wsst., ecais
tanning sogsshsr nine handFed end Gfsy Goa
and ten 0ne-handfsdshs acre. 10 shsscoan.
y Of Pessa vss.amis Iowa, and an erdsr Tor
the sale Of said premises % . spesiai exc,
sntian, 20 sssisfythe amaaAs,of said 4dsbt
and judgment, and For y general exeSnsion
against said Addison CachrAn Tos' any
amount due after sxhaassing sid mort
gagged ureftisss. eE''ssa.. 80 r'%r f'.o7j ;"
Aud son are fussherSuotifiea thss nnlessl
sou appear thereto and dsfend bsfors noen'
sf the second day OF the next Japuary,
term Of said Dissriet Ooars TO be held in
and for said county on the last MsRday,
so-wits the 18th day Of January 1864, at
Council BlsGs in said eounts, WtdnGauls
will be entered against pom ana tisdgmens
rendered thereon IN sceordAucs With the
prayer Of said petition. IL : 3ll
/ "a p D! O. BLO0MER ~
Il ~ = ~ 7 Atty for Peg.
sE#Ez zNf
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-14

asg- The man Is q Ounce who believes
that freedom I'm ssal1ia6Mth a wages of
the laborer. Under what .despotism is
isbor more lberalIy, reHarded than in a
free country fs.Is i not known BY every
one that the rexakd of MANUAL toll rises
.iust in propdrtioh q 5fahissticS and liberty
ssdvancef This il the law on that subject,
and slavery, instead of keeping up the
pyice of labor in the free States, has kept
|, below what it would have been and if
Ibis war shall entirely destroy this last
remains of aaEp6EisEa hb6ar country,
labor North, South, ard every where in
our broad land viii Be greatly benefited.
TIN. Gdsetle. Il .saf154sas. rs =. 49,,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-14

tasl is.T.!.lsso.-sx. e hn
perssas II ssndsatasy Asssss srsassss xsfA wsas-
nssa sasssads, yalstassa q me hear, la "a ape
tss distress aist satiss, ssspsa isver ssasiIsasssa
sss deserve % ssF Y they wsll nss rs The ssissra!
Nd .'}s5tf tft 10 : - - - -
PIantation Bitters !!
1aich are nov recOmmersssd by tho haghsvs meaial
authorities and warranted % produce iswsdssss
beneneial erect. Tksy are ssdssdIasay agreeable,
perfeciy pure, snd must sdpcresds si eshet tsntes
vaars . hesssAy, sontie sslmnisnl Is Fsaasred :
Rhey purify, ssfsagtheh and fntisusaas. tEt-As
They create hsally sppstila. :, :. =.
They srs aathaoss 10 chzass os vassa and alsss i,
They Oysrcos eBeess Of dissipafsoa and isas bousss
They btrsnsthsa the systsm and sniiysn ths uaipd,
They presens uiasmafae sad antsrnittent levers
Thss parity sha breath Ahx scaditS - the ssomaeh
THAR curs Dyspepsia and cpassipssioa. = IT
they cure Diasrhea, Cholera and CAoleFa NDFaasG
ThsS enre Livsr Compliant sna Nervous HsaaasAe,
Ehsy mako tho weak strong, the laagsad bal ttaat,
and arc sxhaastsa "a, urs's great rsterer faey are
eDpossA 81 tbsesIshrstsd cssisy marx, NsntsssEesn.
ssafras, Fsts and herbs, alt prssrsa I'M pertscaay
pare 81. cpoix ruu Fer psrticaiafk sss afcars and
testsmsntass sFoaRd sach hostls. 81 - 4aset -. 49,
Bewase or lmpossSfs. Rxahiiae every bsssisI Dc.
shat Il has D. D. Barnss' signature % oar pTiSal 20
g. stamp ever the coFk with paantaii0a scene, and
our arm signature on Hne steel plate engraving on
Ads label Gee that our bottle b nss Fealiea With
spurious ssdsesassssious saaSs wsdss sagipersOa
tpiastsh me tasss eharac ourYoods Any per-
pre,endiag 10 sell Piaatatlan BtteFs By the gal
pn sFih bafk, 10 IN inipestor we sell oasy In our
Ibs cabin bottts Any person iitatiug this bottle on
selling any ether mstssisI tAaFsln, whstssr called
Plantation Buffers or not Is criminal undss the o. g.
Law and viii be 50 prosecuted by Us We already
have eye two parties Ee-lins our hutsss, &C,
who win succeed in getting themselves iuto close
quarters. Thsdedasna l6f DraksS PisnszsiOD Bntsrs
froa Badses, ossEymcn Merchants &c, is persecty
Incredible The simple trial Of bottle he evidences
&epreseut Of their worth and superiority They are
sOFd sy all gespectabs aguggist grocsFs physicians
hotels, Saloens. stesmbosts And coaHsry stores.
r. HI. DRAKE 4 CO.,
n3ylFa H2Oa Rroad ways d, X,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-14

There are several persons in this city
who are in the habit Of walking into our
Office, and deliberately picking up our
paste-pot and brush, walk of with the
same without saxis p word. If they
would only bring It back as soon IS they
are done with IL, weswouid Be mich OBJ
lged to them. We have been to the ex-
pense of bsaying two or three 20 replace
those taken in this napnef Dubuque
TINES. - ...: -
Them's our sentiments.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-14

- Congregational Chusehs 4ReY, lW.
VITA ilsas, Mmistsf. Services every sans
das ~ ,a a. aid Il ssssbb ''le
SohoQl ak 2 p ma yai3 dis s,is I'D. res
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~ - ~ n. 30 ~ w
LfsT OF LISTERS
WANTED.

Wanted ct Meredith's variety Store, q
Second Mana sRsfsa Rewse and a hsssa suitable for
she saMs Sood btnd hsrss MIL be purchased.
Also 700 eusheis Of Hsae kuss-90o bushels waIauts
Gppty eoon. Nov. II, 'es-uss fwd.
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XIV fsJkk EkfsY.
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WHEAT, mILH3 asDsl
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P0RE, a. - I4ihe6slGs50, Il
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B9cQg.s:. ysbRpst ntaibsnss sog1
HLhAs4pexy1' ,sz1ks,ssssstl 4
MeNEYa afH ahask ScsstH Ssnlssa 'aEI
..,. 6SS1 per per, eaas,EaT1sv sIs sgadlo, il 4
{, a3bIsy Avlltssaaa a1js adj 4 i ~
9ov'T STOCKS, .. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
f FsfS !; lS0s aH 10 ssayIL a,laAaO
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-14
f. fcoNNuEIeATEDl f..@..E a4.,.
Pulmonary Consumption CuEsbls Disease
.E--g~8n5t sEk4
4 CARD. ash e. s1tEsti,



The undersigned having been restored to health in
e~ weeks BY very simple remedy, after having sur
fsred several rears from lang affection, and
hat dread aissass DOnsnmpsion--is anxious to make
Known 70 His fssIUw-suEereFs the means u care. i
10 all who desire n, he will send prescription used
rse Of charge, With the directions Tor preparing and
using ths same xhich they will and srrE e&re for
ooxsvhrTsoz. AsTAMA4 BRONCHITIS, GOWNS.
ooLbs, &c. Tue Ouy object Of the advertiser Ia to
bened the ahieted and spread Information which he
eouesvss to BE lavalpabe and he hopes every suffer
er viii ty his remedy, Il viii COST them no'hias,
and Hfay pseva blasting. i 'tt~..s-. I, d
Parties wishing The prescription VIM please address
49, REV. EDWAkp a. WILSON,
u.s., 81. -. Williamsburg,
i-fa si.E"H a. Kings County,
7 ~'.'5 -. i ~ ~~.. ~. ~..s &c..
F-.s.r- .-sE-i.t1n - - = = -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-14
LiitiCt0n.

, LittIoton.
Tie scythe @ulactory of Messrs Harts
horn x Co, 81 h, place bids fair to b"came
an important acses sion TO the busin.>> of
TINS mmul:v Their determinata, to
manufacture ali supply the market vii. the
very best quality Of scythes that can be made
is fully evinced by the tact that they erpoy
none bat the best and most experienced
workmen. We are also happy to learn that
then success H. sales thus far has proved
much greater than they anticipated, and that
their orders are constantly increasing, and
the universal satisfaction which their scythes
have given (Which have been from several
sources) has already given them reputation
that cannot fail to place their establishment
upon a firm footing.-People's JoHrnal (LH-
Het0a, y. III
VIM J. Stanton, Esq, of North Danville,
will canvass the counties of Caledonia and
Orange in the month o. August, and mer-
chants can thus have an early opportunity Of
ordering scythes for next season.
Two companies of conscriptS have been
organized for duty at Braltleboro. The
drafted men are to rendezvous, while on
their way to join the army, at Long Island,
Boston HarbOr. The first detachment o!
about one hundred were TO arrive in Boston
last week. Maj X. b. Crandail, of the 9Th
regiment, has charge of the rendezvous.
COLONEL SToUGnTON. The Bellows Falls
Times says that Col c. b. Stoughton's wound
proves more serious than was supposed on
his arrival home and for more than a week
he has been closely confined to his bed in a
darkened room. Several eminent surgeons
have examined him, but do not seem to
agree as to the extent Of his injury. It is
very severe. and the loss Of one eve seems
100 probable, if. indeed. the other Can be
saved, which is now strongly Affected N SYM
patty with the other side.
The present Senator's. Roderick Richard
son OF Montpelier, Addison Pack of East
Montpelier. and p. ID. Bradford OF North
field were nominated for reelection at a
Union County Convention held at MOntpe-
ier August lst.
TIE PATRIOTS DUTy.-" There remains,
said Judge Bramlette, Governor elected for
kentucky. III recent speech but one course
for ali true, loyal, and patriotic men to pur-
sue. ard this is simply to do all ia their
power to strengthen the Government in It's
fort to crush the re6e.iio in. After that is
done You can set about rectitliug all the
mistakes OF ,h- Administration.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-14
GRllGi'SS t::....E.sRiTE,D SiLIE.
i SURE RELIEF For TIE SUFFERER.

This Salvr Is & Vegetable preparation. invent
81 n til l-.h ccnt1,'y, Nv Ba. MN. GRACE,
>uI9 c. II hi,lg Jsgacs's amy Through lis
i-ei.cy IL cured ;ac': ss,,ls Of most serious sore,
md ggrsu.ldS that baiil 1 The skill Of the most
eIl:.-l,t phy-:-;ans OF his day. and WIS regarded
y - who kl.e-z l;gl = : public bJnefaetor.
Gssee's Cs.csfate1 6, I've cures Buns.
Gr2ce's Celebrated SRivc cures Seaids.
Giace's Celebrated 5alve cures Flesh Wounds.
GTGee'S Celebrated Salve cares Corns.
Grace's Celebrated Salvs cures Falons.
E-see's Celebrated Ss,ve crres Froren Limbs.
6.scs's Celebrated S2lye cures Weus.
6reee's Celebrated Saive cures Callouses.
0rsces Celebrated Salve cures Salt Rheuu,
G-aae's Celebrated Saire cures chilb,ains.
6-ace's Celebrated Sl.ye cures Sore Breast
G-se-'s Celebrated sGlve cures Sure Lips.
eTscs's Celebrated Saive rurss Erysipaias Sores.
Grscs Celebrated Salye cures Assesses.
GTGcl's Celebrated Salve cures Ulcers.
Gases Celebrated Sslve cures Chspped Eands
Grace's Celebrated Salye cures Riagworms.
And from Sores and Wounds Of the most serious
nature dow ID common Pirnf.e. 1t eradi-
eatcS pinples fro;H tie ace. and beauties the
,A!Il. There i lao pr paration before the public
HAT can equal this Salve in prompt and ener-
etic action for the speedy cure Of external dis
ea>c> q those who have tried Is virtues testify
Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, vii find this
Sa,re their best friend
l. has none of the irritating, heating proper
ties o. other remedies, but cools, cleanses, and
heals The most serious Sores and Wounds
Every family, and especially those containing
children, should keep box on hand in case of
accident, 70; If viii save them much trouble
suffering, and money All il wants is a fair
uial 10 cure old and inveterate Sores.
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might soon reign throughout the land, was
made by Rev. Mr.. McAnn. Mr.. Merrill
gave an order which he said the soldiers
were all familiar with, to " fall in, and judy
ing from the alacrity with which they obeyed
there can be no doubt that all knew what
it meant.
After the refreshments had been disposed
Of, or at least all that could be. for so liberal
had the citizens been, that not much over
half of the food provided was eaten, the
president read the first regular toast.
Ute returning rolunteers of Vermont To
sand by the nations flag is the first duty Of
the citizen. You have nobly volunteered
your services, our flag floats triumphant and
your reward is nations gratitude.
Responded to by Hon. Bliss y. Davis. of
Danville. Mr.. Davis, in the course cf his
welI-timed remarks, administered scathing
rebuke to those young men who attempted
to avoid the draft, and SPOKE in no very
llatterins terms OF such as "sneaked" out
by paying $500. In some instances it should
be done but in a majority of cases it showed
a lack Of patriotism.
Our friends and neighJors and oil
~ho mourn the loss Of friends in tie service
ot' their country: We sympathize with you
We mourn the loss Of these dear friends
We tppl the great saoytca Won haro r,,Io
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-14

In ST. Johns bury June Il, Fla Lucinda, aged
) weeks: June 10, Clara Arabela. ag-d years
children Of Lemon and Emily A Gll>on Aug.
II. Lemon Gibson, aged 30 years, all diptherla.
In Concord, Aug l. Of cholera morbus. Per
sis. daughter Of Carlos and Laura Fisher, aged
II years.
In Concord, Aug Of dysentery and infamma-
ton of the brain, Warren Nelson, son of Nelson
and ]. Blodgett. aged years.
In Morgan, July 80. Rebecca, wife Of Jarvis
Bartlett ESQ, aged - Jears.
In Bloomington. July y. Julia W, wife of Ru-
el R. Wheeler aged 90 years.
In Glover. July y, of diptheria. Hattie g.,
daughter Of G. II. Randall, aged years.
In Glover. of diptheria. Frank V. Stone. aged
20 years, son of Geo. ". Stone.
In CIaftsbury, Iept. 6, of diptheria. Edwin A.,
aged l3 years AT regimental hospital Of LIST Vt.
artillery, of dysontery. Geo. W, aged 20 years,
both sons of VIM. 5. Marsh.
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THE called ON | A n
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
Briet Locals.


"'''' " = wo.o,forl
iSa'"" O"'p.'''N ;1a ro.stir, corn
.''' n,.;ro Il Mr. Car,enter
od HE fret mess of green
,toIa., dav Of Jolv, This is remark
,' for e,e,vtbnc that grows
,a1ads and ,assos fro,, ,b;s
oI Co., ,ho White Maintains on
!''', 5...I.., oxoross moco, took
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49,. -, aho,, =. ,no. .to,oa ~ this
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EARN AT AUCTION.
viii he sold at pubic auction.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1ST..

the w,' Enown Farm, located AZ Fast Burhe Vii
ia-e known - the Elder Goddiug Farm. contain
Ing about 80 Acres Of good Lane. all und.- i'm
pfnvem,nt. >aid Farm i pleasantly sitUats i
near Churches and good schools. and has upon
i good Dwelling House. Barn and Sheds. with
never failing Running Water al both house and
barn
aid Farm vii be sold III lott Of five acres
eao. or altogether - >'jt to purchaser.
.i> about ~ Arcs a Good Lend about y
nil loan said Fam. pan Of which i Ill =
Improvement ana pat wood and ,in.3,r lai.l. Al
81 SAID ir-,c;jv Vii be- So; aS a...v. unless
previously disposed r.
Term, .n.a. known = t. TIM ard ace #
,;.... TuGs. :. HALL
Ea>: Burke. An.. &. g,s.i- 80
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.:ymtomS ot Cc!dS.-A Cold is usually ac-

ca,np.l.:,d with weight and pain in the head,
oppression at he chest. and some difficulty OF
5.eatning sense of fuiness and stopping at
The nose. wa'ery, infamed eyes. soreness and
r.wness Of the throat, coughs. pains about the
chest, cold sh;y'rin1, succeeded bv transient
hushes CT heat, hGmor from the nose, throat and
lungs, in consequence of Inflammation of the
membrane of these parts, and from internal fe-
yer. and often a difficulty of expectoration. lr
all such cases, MADAME ZADoC PoRTERS CT
RATIvE BALsAM will effect an immediate cure
See advertisement IN another column.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-14
YER'S
CHERRY PECTORAL,

The Worlds Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption. and for the relief
ofCcnsumptive patients
n advanced stages
Of the disease.
Til, has bean 80 long used and so UNI.
g...,t!lv known. IiGI ~ need do no more
-. assure tie public that H. quality is KEEP.
~, - ne hest ii ever has been, and that 8
ny /, relied ON 10 DO ali it has ever done.
Prepared by DE-. J. c. AYER & Co.
Practical and analytical Chemists.
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-14


Much has been said aud written about tie
wonders of the magnetic telegraph. We
have one more Illustration IN point: Last
week on Tuesday 4 person in this place had
occasion to send a geographic dispatch II
Chicago \ reply was asked and anXiously
looked for Tuesday night passed. likewise
Wednesday and Thursday and their nights
and on Friday forenoon the desired message
came. We have occasion to know that this
return message was given to the manager of
the telegraph office at Chicago on Wednes-
day at o'clock. with the assurance that it
would be sent forward Immediately. 1t
reached ST. Johusbury at 9 o'clock the Fri
day following, making ohly torty-three hours
in It's transmission; Or in two hours and for
tv-fve minutes less time than it takes to
come from Chicago to this place by rail
Moral: Send your>n.essases by mail Or ex-
press, as a surer ana cheaper i not quicker
method.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-14
Tcn.ale>! Eemales! Females !-lse

IsEftfN~ tIEftsItN Fifd1FN u 1T
that safe, pleasant remedy known as HELMBoLD'S
kNTRACT BrCHv for all complaints incident to
the sex. No family should be without it, and
none will when once tried by thom. 1t is used
by young and old, in the decline or change of
life before and after marriage, during and after
confinement, to strengthen the nerves. Restore
nature to it, proper channel, and in,igorate the
broken-down constitution, fl )m whatever cause
originating Use no worthless pills Take
HcmbOlds Extract Ruchu Sec advertisement
in another column. Cat out, and send for it
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-14

Grace's SaIve.-Like all other articles of
absolute merit Taces Salye is surely and rapidly making
its way into public especially in the army ard
among the setaring people. IL is an absolute remedy
every kind-burnS scads. resh-w0uni> cors
teiOnS chapped hands, ami iIIEmeabe cutaneous erup
tilS to which flesh liable it does not irrate does
lot heat the system, Is mild and soothing. and 1t erad
Gates pinples from the and beauties the skin. The
Salvc rapidly dispaCng variety vi other preparations
because possesses every requisite that II claims TO De
endowed with and is in every respect the Salve that
the army Should have about them, and every lam
lily should have in the houSe.-BOstOn Express.
See advertisement OF Grace'S SalNe.
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THE GENERAL STATUTES

Of Vermont are now Published. and for sale at
the price of three dollars per cops at the following
places.
BENIN gton, Benton X Windsor. |. ] Mclndoe.
Sons. Rutland. futile x Gay.
Foutncy, Henry CiarA Castlc,,n. Northrop X
Brandon. VIM. Ford. Son.
Nergennes. John Rob MIdiebury, 5. Parker.
cTtS Burlington, 4; the scv-
ST. Adams, Z. 3. Whit cgli Book Stores
u-. Hvdcpark. Lucas fl
Ira>lurg. I. y. Cushman Moves
Gmildhall, w. Il. HartS- -. !ohnsbury. 7. VI.
horn. Howard.
Bradford, Hosea Fayr Chelsea, l. e Hincklry
Montpelier, Ba!iou X West Randolph. john
Lovoand. ROwcl.
Bellows Fails. Q. J. Bratticborn. ]. Steen.
Wood. Woodstock, \. Haskell.
RoyaltOn. ID. c. DlniSOm.
The copies belonging to The several towns and
to the Other persons entitled ny law to receive
them. viii be founl at the respective County
Clerks Offices.
WM. g. SHAW, Commits soner.
GEO. W. BAILEY. Jr. See. of State.
July 70, 1853. 5SGl
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WEthe Subscribers. being appointed by the HonOra
W lie Probate court for the district OF Essex commission
eTs. To receive examine AMI adjust all claims and de-
mands ofall persons against the John CLARK
late OF Iunencurg in said district deceased ana the
claims OF the deceased exhibited in offset thereto hereby
give notice that six months from the 18th dav VI july
1858 are allowed for the creditors to present their claims
before Us: Give notice, that will that pur-
pose the dwelling house of Ralph Wrgh in Lunen-
burg in said district the 22d day August and No
velnber next at 10 o'clock m each of said DAYS.
WELLARD KING o.,
- ii RALPH WRIGHT. |'omIs
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THE peculiar faint or
infection which We
call SCRoFULA Turks
IN the constitutions of
muluudes of men. II
either produces or i
produced 10y an en-
feebled- initiated state
& the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent 10 sustain
The vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
'lesre> the system 10
fsll into disorder and
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ways find
large we'll
selected
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JewelTy and
rich Fame
Goods. Silver Ware,
Books ari
Stationery,
Music and Musi-
cal Instruments, Per
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TN. mht0WNARp.s
which he will sell cheap f1s
cash. His large stock Goods
consist In pa. Of lille fIold Silver
Watches from the best English. Swiss,
and French manufacturers also a good
assortment ri American " atClI". at every
style. in gold AMI silver cases. '.yi. Fob.
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and satisfy Yourself
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