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Rebel Brutalities.

We have to add one other creditable &C.
count to the horrible catalogue of rebel cru
elites to Union prisoners. The recent re-
ports of starvation and other sutterlngs
which cur men are compelled to endure IN
Richmond receive the most palpable and ap-
paling confirmation in the arrival at Annap-
oils, on Thursday, of Isl paroled prisoners,
dying of hunger and exposure. Eight died
on the boat, coming up. More than third
of the rest, say the surgeons, are beyond
help from nourishment or medicine-must
helplessly die, because they were denied food
and shelter while prisoners of war in rebel
hands. AID the whole number OF these
men were in such condition Of weakness
and disease that they had to pe sent TO the
hosp:tals-every man of them.
We are past wondering at these atrocities.
We only wonder when they.are not commit
TED. The record of this war is so hideously
full Of them, that they are to be excused or
accounted for as exceptional barbarities.-
From Bull Run down to Chickamauga, We
believe there is no battlefield which has not
been crimsoned by rebel massacres. Whai
are called the rules of civilized warfare are
far more often savagely violated than decent
ly observed by the rebels. Ora 1t if you
please that something is to be pardoEed in
the heat Of battle-though the men to whom
it is to be pardoned are the men who rall
themselves the " chivalry" of America. But
though you grant that thousand times over,
it does not to UGH the case of the slow tor
lures persistent!y, Systematically inflicted on
many, many thousands OF Union prisoners,
some of whom have died under the torture.
and some of whom yet live to tell the tale.
The Libby Prison in Richmond has long
been name of horror at the North, but We
believe the hundredth part of the truth
about it and about other rebel dungeons is
not yet publicly known. Much of it will
always remain so, or will be the obscure ira
ditloh OF separate villages ard homesteadS
all over the country to which sufferers have
returned; bu, enough will pass into history
to cover its perpetrators with infamy forever,
and to remind posterity that people once
bru;alized by Slavery have forfeited their
civilization and humanity, as well as their
regard for justice and for honor.-7; iJune.
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- II TIE OF MONT
~ (AIIunNIa l,Ari,rL-- -

Ia Probate Court. ho}d,s. - the Prsi,ai ,,.s. De-. 49,
-iHI>,ury- ~. the "a dsy 81 NuT. 4 Rl>g
~ g y l.ponis and -Jiah " E.rs "a ...s-.r
VI ls>I Nl aHi testament Il Daniel F.--f... s.-
adreN3,k. II slld tlsir.C. DECREASED, inaA. s-...
sala c,'iii ioT lceI>e L. sell the wluic 81 a. "a -
"i did n'f'>'c Representing THAI i.4r So r
estate y III; i'e beneficial - the heirs. ,eyi-,s A. -
les atl al Interested ~ said esIdtc :it d. p, -
c"hc' ~ the >auie into money and said rA,,:.,
P'Ogpyti i ocurt lie consent aid appTari ~ J.. .
- al the heirs, deli>ee> and leyaiees 81 - : >-
sa,.lS IA lIii> >'Atr. I" granting 81 sara a. e-c.
heTens'il IL ! " sTri by "a ii C,Tr :iAf SAID ALI.
Gallon Ia rt:errvi Il Tie slsf dan al Nov A 10
The probate "2Cr IA 81 !, iigsburv Tor hear'r. AL 80
son 'ntrel- anu Il : IarlleT sTdc,ed that a. s~
Interested Ice i"ilLed hel--t. y pahlicati. Il q
iAs application aud order il.-re,ii. rlr-- -y,.,>
>ircih in lie Ca-lorla. printed II - J,hll--lr, a.
>;d time 81 healis. that shes NAV al,ar a. II -
and place, aIG, il ibtg see Cil.>e f.Cl iAe.ri.
b. The ICu-t.-Ati-sl.
7l15 Asa l. FRENCH. ,.g...
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ECONOMY, HEALTH AM,
DURABILITY.

Do you want to sleep in the best bed?-Use
Casinos Spring Mattress.
DO you want to buy the cheapest bed :-Buy
Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to buy the most durable bed =
1t is Casinos Spring Mattress.
DO you want to use the most healthy bed -
Use Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to enjoy good nights rest: =
You cam on Casinos Spring Mattress.
For health, durability and economy it is unsur-
passed.
For the truth OF the above would refer to the
many i'll this and neighboring towns who are
using them. IT. CASINO.
Next to Bingham's Drug Store, St Johnsbury.
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Epitaph for the Vallandigham democracy
dedicated to Gen. George 3. Mcclellan, au
thor OF a recent politica! letter.
Even thinks of vat l pc,
And what used to vas.
thinks I've trowed myself away
Without sufficient cos
-Ratiand Herald.
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in less time than any other physician, eeciuay
and permanently with less Restraint from occupation
fear of exposure all weather Gih and pleasant
IN edci les, SELF-ABCSE AND SOLITARY nAB Is.
I effects and cnusequeI ceS: SPECIAL AILMENTS
AND SITUATIONS. incident to mari LED and single L.
lies: SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS; Mer-
cural Affections En- BtiaS and all isea Of the SKIN
Ulcers nj the Noe. Throat and Body. PmpleS la,
Face Swellln-s OF II Joints Nervo lsne, Constitute
al and other Weaknesses Iout. and the ADVANCED
at all "a & both single or married.
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Nm 4 DENS-pRE
COMNiS SI1NER.S ADT..-r.
:nIjN 4 PnPg-S ESTATE

The - ;-c.i'rrS having lr, app@f.f'-i
Probate t-UI. Ill The G;sITi,l i.--l:ls Co.,
{" retlyr. -Aanll e. AID adjust a. clal;I>
Al persists. against Ike c~late al Ioii A r.-
ATE 81 panN - ~ail di>Ti.f. drg----t a,-.-
ii>0ly,i-- ALI Ii.r 1c"la sIsIs4-
80! nt A % l>.S. ben allowed l,v -ail c.-...
creditors ~ 49, .4gIl>ai 4. ..Atil !. g....s
Respective s3alna> i-lpre Us give MOTTO lt.r
attend l. TIE ,.t-i,> sI aig
l1.'I-- 81 a. :. Ffny-v. Da.vi-. 81 -ai ,.--r g.
the -1il :ss e. January ali 5i-1 i4k ii ~ >- s.
n'Jl OK iH la t-TTppI. ,-.ch Il ~ai2 ,lag>
WARD EpkRlS. 81, ......
7is wM q stan TUA. c'ailn''S'. ;.r..
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kENNEDY'S
RIIEt MATIC LINIMENT.

III III VI y ~ lin hIN L.
The attention Of tn" pahc is called to ti, most eNccrn
q" ali Linim"It>. perfect speedy cur, FOR all th
aches and pain. that i.rsh i heir To-.
RHTUMiTSIM
Is c,S"d by >'asna ion ." the ii> arising from check
ri .ii"l-iS cured icy lev bottles vl hriue,lyt
Rheumatic LiIiiuIeni.
SPRAfNS
i GanSFa by an %y%rSN,ss%n and in rsacls
matte L'niiHent-c'iualy good for nlli and beast.
NEURALGIA.
The king of all pain i ly ali iulIYaion OF IN,
nerves Instantly cured Icy applications ul nc,
dy's Rheumatic LinimcHt.
PLEURISY
I, Inflammation the lining of the rsis cured BY
ie" bottles oil hch!eIy Rheumatic LiEi'aent.
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure OF the flesh ami smash
s OF the tiN,l"S-ls instantly relieved by Kennedy:
hhtuniatic l-iniInent
CRAMP
Is contraction e" The muscles c:i~e,l by sudden stop
page p Tine nervous lai which prevents animal Inf, Ii ~
liz free flows cured 10y applications OF ,rucy
Rheumatic LinlInrut.
BILIOUS collie
Is caused 10y neuralgia in the oach and bowels-,ke
teasp0oniul Of ken;ciyS Rheumatic Linimeni in warn
water every half hour until cured
SORE THROAT AND HOARSENESS
Are cause! by unnatural iryneSs the slanis-wet
apply ii on going 10 bed and yOT VIII be We'll in the morn
Ig.
HEADACHE AND THROBBINC OF TIE TEMPLES
Is caused by pressure from n>cns!'e prr,ration-i.
cured by few applications of Kcnedys Rheumatic LII;
mtnt
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK
Follow the direction III the circular around each bottle
FOR AN UICERATED SORE THROAT
OH viii take one tcaspOOniUl of the LiniIE,ni and fIr
teaspJ"nu Ui water tiar.le thu throat tw c, d.y "
4 few DAYS ii VIII be we'll This teaspoo:il will be-
worth dollar to YOU.
FOR BRONCHITIS
And all Inflammation OF the throat tuIsils and p1Iae with
u dry hacking cough. viii lIiuIe The iinpnr viii
four tive times its bulk of water. gdrce the throat ana
swallow the moisture This fails
II is good for T0oIHACTE EARACmE SwF1Irp F.Cr aud
lsfLAMNaTIoN o. every kind. Every family should have
full supply for the winter. ~ "
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY. R,rburv
Mass. Price 81 cents Sold by
NV &c. BINGHAM
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The undersigned who has been well known In
this PAR! Of tie state for >" Years a. = Marble
Worker. continues tn manufacture Monuments
Grave Stones and Ornamental Work of every
style OF pattern. II sui; every body; ana in view
of the fact that h" does TIL r.a>. expensive part
of The work himself Ii" can sell II y, ices that he
nal. live al. and hire lis work done and ,.ay
his bills. Il i we'll established FAC; that : r,al
ALWAYS succeeds the best who i the Yc,, acau.ilit
"a with the business which h ! In. What sane
man would think of getting -iue pIapo-iioLcd
and well finished monument. de- igneG ard exc
cutcd under the directions e man who had
tended saw mill %, peid.ci TN Il you want i
good InD % - I god mechanic. tell him what
uaI.t. and Won viii vi me hest work and the
loves; price Those VII" ar aboy, - purchase
Monuments or Grave >tunc>. w:.l find j,>, what
will >r:j' them by coming lvud Ii. or ~ wr;,in.
full particulars. aud every job viii be eAcc.'c..
VIII fidelity Aid >tTr, r'G:s IA ~ wi-hc~ = the
purchaser. q r SPENCER
Lyndon. Ian. !. l>';. If
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COHNESSEDNER'S NOTICE.
,rr,,,,,>- nj arr, .,..--,-..

" Il. tie subscribers being Appointed 1I. =.
" Court l''r district of Cait-i'l.s. Co...
r-uUise. rAI;.3iiir sna adjust all calais 80
I-I-li> .i-a'f:st the estate al Stephen i..la- ID.
Shiloh IN ~iif sl>srlVt. Deceased. T-T. .-r, s r.
ii'c til term q months mon tlc .. a.
l-t-,. -yl- ,,st-. y >aii Cplri 10 ii~ -
,i'Cel-v-i- - exhibit SD prove liielr T'>fa @
before "a ..flsc. iiAi rc VIII 2f''.l .-.-
.l,fs.i;Hy- a. sle -lliig a. q l--, % -
ia sutton. IN >a+u ,i>ir5C-. 5if- Sd 81 -r4N- a
aiii Apnl >exi - IL O'Clock, IL tn iorc..--.. - ,
sd >-a dSy>.
!. Z. TlBBErTr
sI1S NN- 4. DENSr,pRE 80.
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&c. lDE.
ERASlUS GRAVES. .'-' ''
- TATE OF ERMON
STATE or VERMONT


The Fr,'a'e Csrl. i,r 1lie ,,iStr ia I'D g~~..A I-
>li> iaicic~ir! ~ j- '~Air a. Jon ,f seE.
Maidstone n >a's e. >tT,ti- CcCrasr1. ry>fal'-
N2rH a. n-g.tH the al !, 3D. ~. sr ..
- >2id srcsa> .'rf->-'> L. r.ls ,.cg; l .. .
writing 'ilH >zs deceased. f.r - -
srjzc. I'D Po-'-ts Il Teal ,>la4r N3Jl.l ls ME
Ntraa-.i. als Size --Irhvi rr;'r-=ff~ -a.l j N.. t
'll,lhe To- l'>e al;rIr>,t Ia haze al - SAID Tea,
~''.. AID raA> Tie I'lri 10 -r& Dr., 45.,-'r ~t re-.
. Teal estate
filr oals application Viii he hears and an,4rs rt
c'lrl- al ilI- Pru,ar Olly-. IN L. lr,Ir-. 49,
IA Tie IN aah al NuNcHatel- 4 u. u N.".a.r
'f'iiiica L. r9r ttTe N1lsl iise ami
aleit>aId, and ID lyS.- 4 You Dd.>a I
,
DaiedA1 l-unea5ur-, IN >Ail 3.sfIl,; Ia, - Jag . y
NeinlN--, A %. lN55 Attest.
las JONAH B4.O'tA> aaa-r.
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\, ILL COX & Glib b S
Family Sewing Machine!

PRICE WITH HEMMEES K FELLEIS $40 TO SlaO.
The Wilcox K Gibbs is the only Machine thai
makes the twisted loop stitch Which makes
the tigh'e>t and most elastic seam on full cloth
of any machine stitch.
The W 4 e Hemmers and Fcllers need to be-
seen to be appreciated. They are the only really
practical hemmrrs in use And are alone worth
one half the price OF the machine over all others
for family use.
patented device of great utility to learners
prevents the possibility ef turning the machine
IN the wrong direction. Another prevents the
needle being set wrong The needle * short and
/ straight enabling 1t II sew through hart seams,
or gathers III nard cloth where all machines using
long or curved needles. utterly fail.
VI he feed has no tendency to draw soft goods
down, but will sew linen cambria perfectly It's
by far the easiest machine TO earn to use and
keep ill order in market
- / he stitching after much wear, and many
washings, is found to retain all the evenness and
lrmness so much admired at first"
N. J. San.
send for Circular.
JAMES WILCOX,
Manufacturer
o';o2 sos Broadway, N. Y.
GEO. F. COWLES, Coventry. Vt.
Travelling Agent.
u Mr.. c. would refer to Horace Fairbanks,
Esq, of st. Johnsbury, for recommendations of
the above machine. j7:S2
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I ANDS FOR SALE
In Nestmore, Vt, in the vicinity Of
" q l. e. " Nv Y 7.

In "eS'm0Te, Vt, IN the vicinity Of
" L l. o L C II By LAX
The subscriber offers for sale, in quantities to
suit purchasers, 6OOG ACRES of New Land in
the town Of Westmore, at prices varying from
IS to 50 per acre, according to quality and loca-
ton.
These lands are of excellent quality covered
with mixed growth Of Maple, Beach, Birch,
Spruce and Hemlock. The soil is rich, dark
loan. and will produce from % to 50 bushels of
" heat per acre, without manure
"estmore is near the Passumpsic Railroad. is
increasing in population, and will eventually be-
come one OF the best agricultural towns in Or
leans County
y! Such as are contemplating emigration to the
west or the purchase OF old WORKOUT farms sat
the East. will do well to take look at Westmore
before purchasing elsewhere. liberal credit
given GEO. B. CHANDLER
Concord, n. H., Feb 1861. 3I.f
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no THE LADIES. The celebrated pr l. DIX aartics
LARRY invites AL ladies VII" need medical SURG,
aiys.r call II i r"ol> No n. EiIGUo;t IL, Boston.
Mass which they ni iiIG arranged i5- their special
COMMUNICATION.
DE DIN having dry0tei I" enly -eaT> 10 This par
tiCGidT branch ii the ,;a>t peculiar
females. cy;4,.t:,! hy rs.,th n IL EilN
and FuTuiei that he cACei> -. thc Al"Sn rrdCti1a
Ike safe, speedy v..rIiCal iTe.tcl.ii ali
malr c..npl al l.
His medicines prepare! with the express plTiG>e e"
Removing all diseases. such debility ~vsA- unai-
ua >uPpTonS. enlargement 81 Tie womb ai>' A ,il>-
cha which i'w from EluTiI state Tie blood Ilr
fully prepared L. in h. peculiar tHlr
oui medically and s';r-Iy- al ;iSa>- "a: lie ieiAlv
>cN, ana tatE rc>ii,. rudy invited - Gals ii
No. Il ESDiCOTT STREET. Boston
Al le-> TED -in a.i,e must contain vi.e dollar Il
. insure al. answer
2 R,>toR. Jan /. l>S5-lyear
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hR. MARSHALL'S HEADACHE
AND CATARRH SNIFF

ms Suii has thoroughly proved Itself to e the best
atcle ever Known for curin. the CatarTh Gold In the
heal ana The Headache II hI> been found al excel, nj
remedy Ia many 81 Sore Ewes Deafness a. beer,
removed by H. ana Hearing ha> often been greatly i'm
us use tpurges out ali distractions strength
rs te 'IaiS ana gives healthy action to The parts
rcied II l. -ecommc n,ie hy riay OF the I.st nbyi
clans AMI Is Used with and sasiacin ey
eTvwhcTe. -
More than twenty-five experience has proved ill.,
great value; and al this time stands higher than ever
before. ~ 'N-
large number Of the ale druggists in B
Ton AMI New York. in certificate signed hv them IN s
= 'N-- az iN-'
The undersigned. having Tor many wears beer, ,cos;r
GU WIN Dr MlI>nal> tliarTh and Headache Smut and
% II III our wholesale Trade, cheerful ~ state thst We
VieNc II L" ne equal III every L. tie rcconmenia-
non gwen "i inr the cure of Catarrhal Affections and
mat IL Is decidedly the best article have ever known
ior all the common diseases Of the head
BEWARE OF COUNTERFETTS
lac siie Of the Signature of the Proprietor *
BOW En- Is on every bottle. Sold 10y druggist, ever
where.
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CANCERS. SCROFULA, ANE

OlHER HI MORS!
After 81 years Of practice ; regular phys
clan of the Alapathic schoo. and being armed
with diplomas from the New England Medical
Society of Boston, the Vermont and Maine State
Medical So ietieS, &c, the Doctor Hill does
not hesitate 10 ask continuance of public pat
ronage, rendering his sincere thanks for past IA
vors Having for the last % years, permanently
cured hundreds of cane crS. of the most malig :
nant type. which fact can be subStaniated by the
most positive proof. The Doctor would say that
he yet remains at South Hard wick. VT. where
all those afflicted with Cancer, Scrofula. or other
humorS, would do well to call before it is too late
The Doctor would also caution the public again Il
certain imposters, who are prescribing for can
GERS. protesting to have obtained the skill FROM
the Doct. Hill, as the Doct Hill has never impair
ted the skill to any enc in the State Of Vermont.
Il VI HILL, NJ. ID.
South Hardwick. Oct G. lSi. 6S
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Portugal is only 345 miles in length, and
the young prince who was born there the
other day has name so long that it reaches
over into Spain.
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Headquarters Board of Enrolment.
Second Congressional District of Vermont,
Provost MARsHAL's OFFICE,
WoOdStock nct Oh 1899

Woodstock, Oct. 20, 1868.
As it is not improbable that in the hurry of the
first enrolment names may have been omitted by
the enrolling officers that should have been put
npon the list.
Citizens are therefore called upon to furnish
the names of all such persons to the enrolling
officers of their several towns. or forward them
to this office to be put upon the rolls, as such
correction is necessary for the interest of the
service and the better satisfaction of the people
Bv order, GILMAN HENRY,
1872 Captain and Provost Marshal.
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Madame Zadoc Porter's Curative Basam is warranted
if used according the directions, in all cases
Coughs Colds Whoopng Cough. Asthma, ami al. alice
tioIlS Of tine Threat and Lungs.
Madame Zadoc Porter, Basam i prepared with all the
requisite and skill. from combination OF the bt i
remedies he vegetable kingdom affords. Its remedial
qualities based Oh its power To assist the healthy and
circulation U the blood through the lungs IL II
violent remedy but warming, searching
and effective; be taken By the oldest person young
est child.
Madame Zadoc Porters Balsam has been in by The
public for over Is years and has acquired its present sale
simply hy heg rscOnmei tCd 10y thee no have used IL
their afflicted friends and others
MosT Observation-Disclosures Zaioc POrter'S Curative
Ba>am is s"ll AT price which brings ii in the reach
OF every one Ia kecpt convenient fr Tie timely
cost.
NOTCE.-Save your money. Do not be persuaded 10
purchase articles AT A. 10 ST. which DO noi contain the viz
the l3Ceut bottle al Madame Poster Curative Bal
the cost Oi :rInuiac urg which great that
"i almost ether medicine, and the very low price At
which II i >d makes tine profit 10 the >e. apparently
small and Uprlncipled dealers Will Tines reconi-
mend other medicines on which their profits larger,
unless the customers insist upon having MIidme Porter
and none other Ask for Madame POrtcrs Curative Bal
price Is cents and in lIrse bottles II - cents. aid
take II" other. II You can MT gel Al store sou Can
another
Sold 10y all druggists and storefeerers at Is cents.
and i'll Larger hutt,> - cents.
HALL * RUCSEL, Proprieior> New York.
tn. &. GOODWIN co, No. IL Marshall street. Bos
ton General Agents iUr New England. 32-sJ
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/, 5 L \ Ii l. | 5 Ii ED 1860
PFTEk LORIIIARn

Ii and - Chamher~ street.
Formerly A. Chambers Street. New York
Would call the attention of dealers 10 the articles
OF his manufacture viz:
Il r. COW y SNUFF
Maccahoy. DemigroS.
Fine Rappee. Pure Virginia
Coarse Rappce. Nachitnches.
American Gentleman. Cor ,nhacen
l. Low SNUFF
Scotch. Honey Dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch.
lTlSh High Toast Fresh Scotch.
or Lundyfoot.
& Attention Is called Ia the large reduction
IN prices Of FineCut Chewing and Smoking To
baccos which will be found If Superior Quail ~
TO ACCO
SMOKING. FINE CIR CHEWING SMOKING.
Long. p A. l.. OF plain, ). Jasn.
MOL. Cavendish cr Sweet. Spanish.
Mo- Sweet Scented Ornnnco. CANISTER.
N"sl&2 Tin Foil Cavendi>h. Turkish.
Granuatel
n. B--A circular of prices VIII be sen; on APP
hcat'on- c3S 90
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X 0 R S A l. +

The subscriber offers fer sale his situation
where he now lives. on Main street. st Johnsburv
Plain. House. Shed and Barn 100 feet long.
House. two stories high. finished in first rate
style, about three fourths of an acre of land well
calculated for a genteel residence or for keeping
a first class boarding house. Also, his - Lambert
Hastings Farm" containing 22O acres of land.
8 good Barns, Sheds and Dwelling House. Sug-
ar Place and Sugar House. The farm can spare
1000 cords of first rate wood and have enough
left for the use of the farm; worth Sl.75 per cord
on the stumps. within Il miles of the village Of
st Johnsbury. Both situations well watered If
not sold, the above places will be rented to good
responsible tenants. Inquire of
ISAAC WOODS.
st Johnsjury. March II c3Stf
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L \ r Nj L ST OC X
AT AUCTION.

The subscriber on account of il!-healh will st Il
at public auction
ON WEDNESDAY. NOVlS,
At 10 o clock A NJ, the following property, viz
The Farm, on which he now resides. situated
in the north part of Peacham. Said farm contains
100 acres of excellent land. all in good state of
cultivation, with an excellent suga, and apple or
chard. The buildings in 4 good comfortable
state of repair. 1t is good dairy or sheep farm.
Also at the same time and place the following
property:
10 good cows 1-year old bull, cosset sheep,
7-year old mare, 4-year old Morrill, colt,
2-year old colt 2 shotes, p or 80 tons of hay 2
lot of straw, 200 bushels of oats, 30 bushels Of
heat. loo bushels of potatoes, $50 sap buckets.
| sugar pan. holders, OK cart, single wagon .
! lumber wagon, l single sleigh, l single sled
2-hOrse sled, OK sled, 2-horse Woods mos
ing machine. pillow. chains and harrows, sil
ver-plated harness, 8 harnesses, dairy utensils.
and other articles too numerous to mention
TERMS: Fer all sums over So, six months
credit with good security.
d. & Z. T. HURD.
Join II. Moore: .4uctioneer
Peacham, Nov. 4, 1863. 7l:72x
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III A SON & II MLIN' S
CABINET ORGANS.
PATENTED OCT. II, 1867

TIE CABINET ORGANS are pronounced bv artist.
- The best OF their kind i'll the world and sverv adj
mirabe for beth private and public Use See written
testimony from more than loo OF the most eminent organ
Isis OF The leading cities Mason Iamlir instruments
nave receEe the only gold medal awarded in this
coutTy,-aiSO eleven silver medals and fourteen dip-
mas, in all tWentySix first premiums,-oyer all conpet;-
tors.
Prices of cabinet organs, manufactured solely by Mason
Hamlin,l $50 TO S5u. Meodens 500 10 size
N -lnstru tors for the cabinet organ-lso arrange
ments OF music tor the same, are published by u H.
- illustrated catalogues sent BY mail.
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7 ASELL FEMALE SEMINARY
The second quarter of Fall Term begins on
Thursday, Nov 10. 1868.
This institution has been in successful oncra-
ton twelve years, under the same principal. It
is situated in the beautiful village of Auburn dale
ca "orceste. Railroad ten miles from Bo ston
The privileges for Music and French are unsur-
passed by any school in the country. For cats-
logues and particulars apply to
G. W. BRIGGS, Principal
Auburndale, Oct q, 1863. 7l:76