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House. which have hsrs.eor. eeea claimed BY tho oppo

House. which have heretofore been claimed by the oppo
sition
Mosr Likely so.-The republican journals claim thai
the speeches Pugo cox VOORHEES, and the Connecticut
Seymour IN Ohio, did TO deea. Vallandigham than
anything else.
ANOTHER CANDIDATE sfEAKKRsnr 1t is rumored
that the canal enlargement interest will push Hon. De
Witt C. Iteohn Of this state for the speakership Of
the next United States House Of Representatives.
DANGER AnsAp-Ths oopperhead journals gay that
republican victories always the foreruIners OF great
national calamitiee
sEoRErARy SEWARD ENDORSES THE PrigDENr-n IL re
ported that at recent meeting Of delegates Of the Ma
tionsl Christian Commission at Washington Secretary
Seward present and addressed the assemblage al
considerable length He spoke in hopeful manner OF
the future asserting Sat the rebellion would be put
down without the giving up Of single principle, and
that he endorsed in every particular the Of the
President whom he euogzed for his honesty and Arm
ness. declaring that the country would one day more
fully appreciate his sterling qualities.
MARYLAND UNITED STATES SESAI0R-Postmaster General
Blair and Henry Winter Davis are said 70 be candidates
for United States Senator from, Maryland. There Will to
no vacancy, however, until 1867.
EASTERN VIRGNA-Strenuoue efforts are being made TO
induce the President to exempt the Eastern Counties
Of Virginia from the operations OF the emancipation pro-
clauation is said Governor Pierpont in his message
TO the Legislature next December will suggest that Con-
gross be memor,azed on the subject.
AN EpiIoR NoMINArEp. Samuel T. Williams, nominated
on the Union ticket candidate for tho Legislature
Prince Georges county Maryland resides at the home OF
John c. Rves this father n-law) Bladensburg Mr.
Williams s native Of Baltimore, and has conducted the
Washington Globe during the past SIX eight years.
TIE ONO SOLDIERS VoTE.-rhe Toledo Blade gives re-
turns Of the votes Of soldiers in Ohio far received
from different points in nine States as folIowsBrougb,
20 ,s2s; vallandgham, 537.
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Racing nt rhilsdc, c,pnia.
Park coUasE-pALL MEErMa-rrasr DAY.

PHIADErImA, Oct. 20, 1868.
The Philadelphia fall races commenced .t tho Suffolk
Park to-day. The day highly favorable, the attend
ance large and the racing excellent.
The first for purse OF two hundred dollars,
mile heats. John Morgan the nrst heat N i55 by
head Aldebaran second and fHllsborough third AIDE
baran the next heats Ia 141% and 149 easily.
Idiowid was drawn In the above race In consequence
OF being amss. .
In the two Thousand dollars, four mile heats,
between Ihrogsneck and oyaore the latter being lame,
paid forfeit
Only two horses started for the Continental swecp-
stakes, two mile heats, viz--Captan Moore and Ben
Bruce.
Directly tho start made the rider of Ben Bruce lost
his trrup and thrown violently 10 the ground, tho
horse gaopDg around " his stable Captain Moore went
around twice and the race, Ben Bruce being dis-
His rider much shaken but Is not ether.
wise severely Injured.
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News from santa Fc.
The Santa lie mail arrived at Kansas City on the 10Th

instant.
The mall brings Santa 70 papers Of the 26th ult.
Governor Conoly has issued his proclamation for raising
IN additional infantry regiment of volunteer.
News from tho Navajo expedition 10 tho 3Oth OF August,
represents destroying tho villages and cornnods OF
the Indians, who falling back south, TO the Little
Colorado OF tho west whittier Colonel Carson was about TO
pursue them The Navaiocs said TO cvince dcslIo
10 leave that part of the country and be located On tho
Rio pecos
There Is spirited contest No 70 who v after all DC
declared elected delegate from New vexco. pereas
friends charge those of Gsegos will fraud =, throwing
out returns from Socorro county whch wond givo
Perea some ak or seven hundred majority.
Captain Hcfarrcn, crsrr1astcr ~ the depsr met nac
been promoted 10 the position Of MAJOR
Captain gnsscll and family had started fyf tho East
the captain to join his company w Virginia
General Carleton and stat had hfen vslt 10 raoe.
Surgeon General Clark had msdc an increasing aud
very favorable report on the Arzcpa gold Ge.ds.
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The Thirty.fourth Anniversary Of the
Brooklyn Sabbath school Union.


The Thirtyfourtb anniversary OF the Brooklyn Sabbath
School Union celebrated last evening with appropri.
ate exercises at Plymouth church (Rev H. w. Beechers
which filed to repleton with the many friends and
constituents Of the union. The Chair occupied by
tho President, Mr.. Andrew A. Smith.
The exercises commenced with singing BY volun
teer choir OF forty fifty ladies and gentlemen led
by Mr. D. P. Norton, who presided at the organ After
the usual preliminary religious exercises, tho President
stated that consequence OF the absence Of the Cores
pondng secretary the regular annual report would not be
presented but In ts stead statistical account showing
tho condition OF The sabbath School Union during the
past year would be read He thea submitted 70 them the
Western Observation-Disclosures Of schools, l01: mssions,
90 teachers. 330l average attendance 2,7o8 scholars
recorded, 1885, atendace 746 conversions, 655 sent
to the army and navy COS sums collected Sl2 i43 o.
l27 scholars, $751; average attendance s4Ss conver
sons, 156.
The report was then read and showed that
since thor last anniversary e548 had been expended
The first speaker introduced was the Rev. RALPH WILLS
President OF the Teachers association Of this city, who
male some humorous and pertinent remarks which
ated much merriment.
The Rev AIN THOMPSON o, this city, then delivered
characteristic and felictous address, which fol
lowed by . few dcsutory remarks by the Rev. A. A.
WnIms, Of Brooklyn.
collection was then taken up after which the meet
Thompson. The visitors then invited TO visit the
new Sabbath school ROOM which with other departments
OF the church has undergone many changes snce Nc.
Bcecher's departure. The teachers remained In the
church, when an election Of Board OF Managers held
and some thirty six gentlemen representing respectively
the Baptist, Reformed Dutch, Methodist Presbyterian
Episcopal and Congregational churches elected 10
manage tho association during the ensuing year.
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Per,rnnl TntolIiuencc.

Colonel j. b. Lean, Of Washington; Captain Robinson,
OF the United States Army; George H. Valiant and wfe,
OF Cleveland. Ohio, and John L. Flagg Of Troy, stop
ping at the Metropolitan Hote.
Major stutges, @. W. 1oring and family aad q. Bah.
cock Of Boston; Rev Dr. pyne, of Washington, and " r.
les OF Springfield are stopping as the Brevoort Bcuse
crs Bradley, Of Providence; Captain Mcpherson, Of
Quebcc H. r. Chandler and lady, CT Boston, J. Garden
and w. j. Menzes and wlfo, OF England J. O. sBlsck OF
O. johnson, OF Boston, John March, of
sttatsbnrg l.. A. Doley, OF Newport, and Y. Damon
aud family, Of Philadelphia, are stopping aI the Claron.
don Hotel.
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Ihe Total amount of income lcvei y si3 Al and
for licenses &c $50 02 Of The -, ,s3 ley ei IN the
district ~ win he observed 'h,i cDy 0xi3 cones rom
echobarie county, leaving TIE bsL-co, .aysbe
by the citizens OF Albany % lnty
The tax levied on incomes Ioresen. between ~ 0Vo
900 and 81 900 900 Of payable c,mer dn,ng me yenr
1862 Add 20 tins the deduction prvvie by fne h"t
sucn the 5000 exemption. house rent sNei, rep'u-
SC and incomes not texabe. noi beng na 10 allowed
exemptions, and wo have income fu,y equh 10
- 900 900 A comfortable sum.
Tho monthly returns fos september, tne hfst of 'he
now year show Mat the taxes the mos IN VII reach
nearly $4,000 tho largest amount ever ie,iel ia oas
month Tho month n OCTOBER will aleo be very heavy
ard II 10 estimated viii be fully eaua 70 the september
return,
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RrNirKABtR LONGEVITY. indebted 20 friend a,
Ners Landing Mo- for the following statement IN rcsc.
renee 10 an nhabitant Of Franklin county recently DO
ceased Michael shookman, who died september isss
q, his farm IN Bocuf township Franklin county No. was
born In Loudcn county, Va In JT6e making him ono
hundred aud four years old He sixteen or
July 4, ITO. when the Declaration OF lndcnendenco
was adopted. Hc married and had several ehI,.
dren there lie then removed 70 Tennessee IIo came 10
Missouri about 1880, and has remained here ever since
He has been industrious, good citizen and has
saIscd large family. lie died leaving twenty two oni.
drcn so grandchildren and thirty grcs, grandchildren
10. oiest child " eighty and the youngest ceht
years old. lie had, doubtless, .raldch dren and
great grandchildren but the family scattered h,,
mary OF them hsvo no, been heard from for ysars-1
Lobts R.pubfcdp.
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Arrivals sru Departures.
nEPANrrRFs.

Nrw Oprrsvs-strsmrhip yazoo-GeorZe kchantr anl
WI e. Mrs Williams and children, Henry Hatch and
wiz n Hatch. u = Wait. Miss "A Hrch, UNoitier
Ravriet n vlRBne san~z, Ihos ID Cartnan Nc
Fecters. Fo-ry, u heins aud dslshicr y ysee.
A g. 9reauires Nrs 9 warren. Nr Tricou Nou, Mary
Ices AMI brlfhcr rssfar Lupe Key Wesi-Nrs Ben.er,
ssrrsn, an oAd. Mss Roye II l. H-ks and family Mrs
ra-as Capp, Aers,, Nr ,ieig.r and ian,y' nr n2.
,ss 81 ,-o % ssn Rdvafi y ,son charles Braran.
Morris ID ev--And oihcrl a. i1e f.censa
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Thc MNfzeon ynd.ciary ConvemtIon.
Nominations by the Constitutional
Union Party.

The Constitutional Union party, at their meeting on
Sriay night last unanimously nominated Judge Su,her
knd for Supreme Court Chief Justice Bosworth for Su
pcrir Court Judge Mccarthy for sarno Court and John
Hoffman or Recorder. 10 Is probable that all these
Judges viii be adopted by ho republican ticket 10 oppo
yiion 70 bs ticket put forward by Mozart and Tanmany.
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THE WAR IN MISSOURI.
Military Changes in she Department or
Missouri. |

81. LOUIS, Oct 20, 1868.
General scholela has issued order relieving General
Mcneil Of the command OF tho district OF Southwest Ms
souri, and placing him in command of the district Of the
frontier vice General Blunt who ordered 10 report az
Ieavenworth General Sanborn takes command OF South
Missouri and General Ewngs district OF tho border
Is extended embrace the entire State Of Kassas
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THE Coat bs.px--rhc Phi adhlgha f,dser saws th,,
the coal irads continues very active the arrivals nr tho
season reaching the cnorm0u. aggregate II rbitsff
tons This aggregate " lI6.io7 tons iu c1css f,ihs
tonnage from the sources 20 corresponding tr5a
last year The demand Tor c1s q Htil IN eIssfl U NO
supply aad from the present F-M ~ ~ rcsseis % rnt
hkay hat the ccring Hntcrs prod elton viii r0la tnsr
casa 'hrs1rFc7t denauf, so uat ~ n-zi -rrug sat
.res "a Cnuly YIrt.
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y.,,auayuham,. Inst Address.

pEvocRArs OF ouio--You have been beaien-py what
4 !. ile 10 inquire II Is enough that while
tons g. uorsands o. soltiers were sent kept within
Snte, had inactive In camp elsewhere, 70 vote
hfatst you the C,neGa rate enemy marching upon
te capital Of y1nr coonry. You were beaten but no
hey oate fcr Institutional liberty aad free popular
So, 1rnmen, wa never tout, by any People And your
uucoalre sle 1gmness ard ccuvlc ia The mdst OF
rrei '.ary rrcc, secured yol these 4 of human
Tiihis' 90 s.cech and ifeo ballot iro conspiracy OF
the Gi e Mag 'Vl hsore Won u, 'ol dicorragcd des
pa toi of NE r.pub. aun'an your r,It- stand firm
To- yvnr poi,ian; no,cr ycd W yorr principles
your ,rg1 1nv1tioa, hhten not - any VINO would have
you l,s,r your sign1nt ir thr hour ~ aeres, No
me'cwiny of yonr crncps rpon any Question evrn cr
policy wi avail anything % COuciaie your polnical
fo,s. lhsy dsntGd nolll.a l-ss 'hsn absolute
render ~ prncirlcs ,ti vcuI ore,n.a Noro-
c,e-, Hthar~ be ho,0 ilr ne Constitution liberty,
tho i.mccrpto parry acne, and vonr fellow siii
zers. IN ts bie longer. wii zee ~ me ard ~ rts
VII forcc AL except tn ss o,iv Who cn ny ne
ral,in,is. II thcr country. ihus yOu. ani MI,
fr your ai'cs Rli your .nnf Pc rrf that
tbcr s,i in exi,e Tor ort,-c hut ny political
fpAiuna and tho 80 syr ssop ~ a. feacs
she pitic iF-eruoY yuu viii fnd s,ess at IN
th.s. cpuins arl H. the constitu IN and 10 the
sta,o ana cOusi-y NJ my birth.
y. l.. VAL AvD!GuaM
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ro,,, r.,,n.,nr-Tl,I. pav.

israate fDtRf trff --lu i.---Aicnffai iof tarn
pfft . %os a.5I 3.5g eSG0. c3l2 $685. sC8. eSf4,
ssr ass2 3siI 1870 1.5s $3.50 3,st. '.si gso9 a,Ss
$50 ..p, ssot. Part J.--knr. -'si. 5tl tsi f3f,
c'fa 2sis iigs 1873, 5s2s 1910, ss laly 500 la23
Ie5s ~. iti0. 1886. 1896 itss
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ar. nawIey ID. claprs Acceptance.

MANA Nn.Ii NCi - 1868.
r"1SES-l an N receipt q y'rr -ornunic'uln %.
scuncins 10 mo hat been ucliel as 10 ..ion
sshodaS Ior th, responsible and honorable once Of
senator Cor he Eighth stnaiorlal district.
Am not uo~ aud mover hayo teen politician though
ny eshritcs havc teen with the democratic par,y
tsve Covar sought or desired ofIoc; bu, have always
scved that the duty Of every citizen 40 rcsuona
W The wlsAcs oi his fellow citizens, they desired
nni TO sOrge them ~ any honosa oapsC,t,. and
bertiiny IN tn'os Ike the present, when Couatry
Md not party, roluhc private sscrGOoa or public good
do not eel int have rishs 20 refuse To accept your
somuat,u. aisc Oeivo that ihe opinions Of all can
iidases i,r pac uico should bo ully and under
no,d beore he Cart ass and theycoro annouuco that
elected slai cnedor II primary duty 10 uso ali
mems ni my power 10 I'D the general cove IN
prosecuting the ~ obtain eao siead o. negotiating
Nor that pafpose. Aefe sriy ics ns consider
1nry W th,5 great 10 ccf Used e. ay ucyutscA
0tD ernsi rcbcls and insk time enough 20 negotiate
~fen sley haye iaJ FwH thor ms ani asked ~ 10
~stcred W the rLCB tai by ihcr urhoy ATS they at
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
~>.,--y>~,->e--,-~~N-0<~~~
The Democratic Coalition Senatorial
Nominations.
->~~>~->--->,~~--->~--,-~
Nominations for Brooklyn City
Officers.
>--~--e>,>.~~~~~~>>,.o~-----
Meeting OF the Loyal League
at Utica,
re, &c. ~
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

xanmany ana Mozart senaacriai Nomi-
nations.
roUIsrH DISTRICT.
Tho two delegations from Tammany and Mozart Hahs
.. last evening IN separate rooms at the Ivy Green, No.
"a FIN street and united in the nomination Of NJ. Chris
Nan P-woolrul for senator
FIFTH DISTRICT.
YAe Tammany Hall delegates for the Fifth Senatorial
sstrct met last evening at 22o Second street, to put in
nomination candidate for State Senator for that dis
Eict
The meeting was organized by appointing Mr. William
NcCad as President and Mr. John Petitt as Secretary
Aspec!a committee Of thea appointed 10 inform
the Moza delegates that they ready to proceed to
business In a few minutes the coRnteo returned and
stated that smilar committee from Mozart Han would
The ndaart delegates Immediately afterwards entered
room, aud stated that they nad nominated Mr. Luke
y Cozans candidate for state senator from that dis
Ewt. The committee then retired
The roll was called and the nomination Of Mr.. Luke T.
Cozans wes Endorsed by accamation'
SIXTH DISTRICT.
INC Congention in this dstric, mot last evening and
nominated vineea. c. King Cor Senator.
Thc AIcfIeon Judiciary Convention.
The above Convention met last night at the Sinclair
House corner or Broadway and Eighth street, Mr. W.
Engs the chlr, and MI Il. Whitmore acting as Sec
rotary The committee who were appointed TO wait upon
s acsl nominees of the Convention made their report,
stating all had accepted Of their respective nominations
with the exception Of lr Richard oGorman fer the su
rorior cor vote thon taken, a.tor some debate
10 no should be nominated in. place Of Mr. OGorman,
when Mr. T. Sgndt received the unanimous choice or
he Convention The scKcon Judiciary ticket then sauds
~ follows
Supreme Court. Sutherland
Superior Court j. Bpsworth and J. &. J. Smidt
Common rleas--iudce Hilton
Marine COurt---Fiorsnoe Mccarthy.
Reonrder--T. Il. Tomllnson
Tho Convention adjourned about ten O'Clock.
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temItea tdestsoy. With sincere thanks Tor Toe nonoI
you have conferred upon me, very respecuoIS y9ap
TO HARVEY Kipp, DAVID W. TRAVIS and T. r sfiorsAhp,
Eqs., Senatorial Committee, &C.
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rnioo majority ", JOINT b,lo. .......
Ts'bingsop county elect. ,Ys tnloo members OF tho
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

.wrSpscs c, W., DC, -. ise}.
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p]ailD }rerman.
MONTPELIER, JANUARY I, 1863

FmE.-About noon to-day "wednesday a
fra was discovered in the root Of MEs, T.. u.
Eastnan's house, in this villsge. The Engine
companies were promptly on the ground, No. D
being ahead as usual, and by vigorous exer-
tons succeeded in extinguisbing the FIRE though
not until the roof and upper part of the build
ing were destroyed. The house was also con-
s~iderably damaged by water, and the furniture
somewhat injured by rough handling. The
house aud furniture were insured for enough to
cover the less, we trust.
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The SEVENTH RE~GINENT.-Thc Rutland Her
mid learns by q letter from Pensacola, Fla, da-
ted the 18th ult., that the following deaths had
occurred in Co. c, of the Seventh Regiment, IN
the months of Novem Der and December:
Henry S. Farmer, Nov. l4th, a. the Marine
Hospital, New Orleans, of PhthlSis Nelson
Page, November 10th, at the General Hospital,
Carroll,on, La, of Remittent Fever Charles
Loquee, November Goth, at Pensacola, Of Ty-
phoid Fever George II. Piper, Dec. 9th, and
Jacob Lsno, Dee. 7th, at Pensacola, Of Typhoid
Fever.
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TO COnsu gpap&Evcs.

fNHE Advertiser, having been restored to health IN
J few weeks, by a v~ry simple remedy. after having snf
cred several years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious 30 make known
to his fallsW-suHcrers he means OF cure.
TIE all who desire it, he will seod q copy OF the pre-
%seription used free Of chargel With the directions for
preparing and using the game, which they will6nd . SURE
CgRE PsE G, SUMPTION. AsTExA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The
only object Of the adycr ser IN sending the prescription
he conceIves to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it viii oest them nothing, and
may prove 8 blessing. -r.t
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Wiliiamsaurgh,
955w3m Kings County New York.
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REDUCED IN NUMBERs.--0f the 9S enlisted
men that originally composed Co. |, 9Th Vt.
Vols, there are now present with tho company,
but B non-commissi0ned officers and Is ~privates.
The loss of this company by battle has not been
SO great as that of two or three other compa-
MES in the same regiment, but the diseases Incl
dent to military lite have thin"cd its ranks COR
siderabIy. Ii will be remembered that this
company lost IL of It's original members, killed
wounded and missing, at Savage's Station, and
siz at the late battle OF Fredericksburgh.-
Bur. TEmeS.
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SICK SoLDIAs9.-In q list Of sick Vermont
soldiers in hospital at Philadelphia, are the fol-
lowing names
II. Dnrand, Richmond, Go. X, 5tb J. w.
Sleeper, Morristown, d, 5th w. w. Need
ham. Bristol, B, 5Ih John Tibbitts. Sheldon,
G, 5th A. w. Torrill, Burlington, G, ID. Q.
Montgomery, Starksboro, B, 9Th D. @. Stew
art, Montpelier, X, 3D. James Morgan, Ver.
gennes, X, I'd John Lewis, Bolton, X, 5th
Palmer, Ferris6urgh, X, I'd.
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WHEN THE SYSTEM FEELS DULL AND LANGUID
as though there was but little life attended with q bad
taste in the mouth, but little or no relish tor food-some-
times attended with a dnll pain in the head side and back,
it shows that the LIVER IS TORPID and seeretes IMPURE
BILE, and that there are HUMoRs NrRG Bloom WIN Gil should
be carried out of the system. ScovILL's BLOOD AND LIZ
Ell SYRUP, win cause those organs to secrete the hamors
and convey them from tie system and restore the action
OF the Liver, II the impure pile and humors should not
be removed, and he liver not be restored to its proper
action hut permitted to run OH, it may prove in time o
MALAD WHICH WILL COST YOUR LIFE!
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CAREy's CArHARTIC CANDIEs.-Derangement OF the
Stomach and Bowels.-As tn stomach by tbs agency OF
The gastric juices assimilates digested food into elemental
ry blood, We cannot be too careful of preserving it in q
healthy and vigorous condition. Csrey's Catharlic Can
dies are powerfully corrective aud detergent, they
sire ngthen the digestive organs, and by their curative
properties cleanse an purify the ingested food in Its pro-
cess OF conversion to blood. In all disorders OF the bowels
and viscera, their SAM i've qualities are une qualed. Said
BY all Druggists, at 25c. per hOx
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3s5w3Na

Are you a traveller ! does business OF pleasure call yen
away from bone 7 when sick then, OF all other times,
will be fe { The need OF - Domestic prac ice - nothing is
m re convenient 10 carry, and no medicine can BE- re-
ned upon with he same confidence as Doct Glf 'td's
Homeopathic Curitives, they are put mp in di9;rent
size cases to meet the required wants OF all, or are sold
at IS IS per box Sold by Fred f smith, agent, Mont
peler, Vt. Address NJ, = Burr u Co Boston, Mass, or
Philip Lee 1886, William street, New York.
Manual sent free on application,
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NArLE SUcAR.-Ths LudLow Voice OF last
week, learns from Mr.. Amasa Adams that on
Monday the cap run finely, and that he made a
good batch Of maple honey. This is doing pref
ty well for Vermont on the 29th day OF De.
cember.
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Faa THE SEAT OF Waffle cavalry COM
pany, recently recruited in Burlington By Capt.
j. W, Woodward, for the Let Vt. Cavalry, left
for the seat Of war on Tuesday morning, in
charge Of Maj. Wells, OF that regiment.
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Throat, &C., &C.

Mothers who wish 10 fud o medicine peculiarly a lapted
to the cure ofhrmors and erup ions in their children. win
nnd a safe and sure one in SCovILL's Blood AND LygH
YR UP, which is acknowledged to be the best Blood Medi-
ne known. Physicians attest to this.
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The friends of VIM. F. Barney, Chief En-.
aineer of the Pioneer Shop, at Burlington, re.
Gently presented him with a fine silver watch
and chain.
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The Burlington Times reports the resignssions
Of the Caaplain, Capt. Hyde and Lieut.. Feote,
Co. c, and Liou:. Leonard Of Go. of the llth
Vermont.