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Us. INTERNALREvENTF

.ihhNdi IdTes for 1851
'I'hE attention Of taxpayers in Chttenden County
\ i hereby called 70 the provisions Of the United
states Excise Law relative 10 the assessment n an
nual taxes. - NJ
BY the sixth section of the act July I. 1852 II il
maze the DUTY Of all persons, partnerships 6rrns
a,soelatons or corporations, made liable 70 anv an
nuai outy license, or tax, befors "a, rsf ,to
gag q Way IN sooA gear, 20 make list or return 10
the Assistant Assessor Of the District where iosJ
81 the amount Of annual income the articles ar ~
jects charged with special tax and the husine..
or occupation liable - rAy any license
Every person who shall fail 10 make srteb -,,,r,
~ the cay specified will be liable to be assessed III,
the Assessor according 20 the best information
when he can obtain and in such case the A.se sr
4 required - add hty per centum 10 the amount of
the items Of such list. '' "
Every person who shall deliver 70 an A.ses,,r sr,
ialse or fraudulent list or statement Nth fnte. =
evade the valuation or enumeration required IN law
Is subject % ue Of FIVE hundred dollars: and in b
case the list will he made out by the Asse..,- -
Assistant Assessor and from the valuation and epu
meraton 80 made there can be no appeal
Payment q the annual taxes eNcetf tho. e.
licenses will not he demanded until the thirtietb
dav Of June ''"
The appropriate blanks on which t. make rcturp
ana all necessary Information will lie FURNISHES. \,
W L. strong, Burlington; II. e. Boarisnan w.,
milton; j. Holt Bostwick, Underhin and Geors,
landon, hillision, Assistant assessor to yslt H.
returns should be delivered on " bef,r. ~, ar.t
Monday VI May, 1854, at theif Offices
HENRY c. ADAMS.
~ l. S. Assessor ID District Vt
feo' u isc7- dkw3W
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FRIEEDs AND RELATIVES
or The
BrNre Soldiers 81 sailors,
OINTMENT.

A Ii who have Friends and Relatives in the Army
n or Navy, should take especial care, that they
be amplp supplied with these Pills and Ointment :
and where tie brave Soldiers and Sailors have ne
elected 20 provide themselves with them, no better
present can be sent them by their friends They
have been proved TO he the soldiers never-iailins
friend 10 the hour Of need
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-11

Leave Burlington at AN, l225 Pm. and 500 Pm
faif Tram leaves st Adams at 10 n, Burltng-
ton 100 ~ connecting at White River Junction and
Bellows Fails with trains for Boston, Worcester &c,
and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield
and New York arriving in New York at 10 IS Pm
Day ErDress Tram leaves Ogtensburgh at "
NJ Montreal at $ % N. Rouseis Point at 10 IS n,
for Boston, Troy and New York.
Nigkf ErDre,s Tram leaves 0gdensbursh at II -
" Montreal st % Pm, Rouse's Point at q P n,
arriving at Boston ut NJ connecting at Bellows
Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston and NOr-
cester and Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield
and New Haven, and arriving in New York az 100
Pm.
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Weakness or Debility Induced BY Over
Fatigue

VIII coon disappear By the u-e Of these valuable
pills and the Soldier viii quickly acquire addition
toual strength. Never let the Bowels he either con-
fined or un1uly acted upon. 10 may seem strange
that Holloway's Pills should Re recommended for
Dysentery and flux, many persons supposing that
they would increase the relaxation This b. a l.reat
mistake for these Pills viii correct the liver and
stomach anc thus remove all the acrid humoursfrom
the 81 stem. This medicine VIII give tone and vi-or
o. the whole organic system however deranged
while health and strength follow a. a matter Of
course Nothing Will stop the relaxation Of the
E.Ha-s .ure n this lln.ue rra-llc-nn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-11

HEAVY JoKING.-In the [. ;. Senate on
Thursday, Garrett Davis, whose special oc-
cuIation Is to see that slavery takes no
harm, introduced an amendment to the Joint
resolution TO amend the constitution. which
provides that no person. whose mother or
grandmother Is negro, shall he entitled to
the benefit Of eitizedship, and also that the
States OF Maine and Massachusetts shall con
stitute one State, to be called Eat New Eng
land, and that Vermont, New Hampshire.
Rhode Island and Connecticut constitute
another, to be called West New England
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-11

The st. Adams Messenger SAWS their town
meeting there was s.thc stormiost and most
exciting one ever held IN st. Mians. ...
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SUGARS AND NIOLAssEs.

A VERY fne and complete assortment, including
n the famous Excelsior Syrup, in store and for
sale by
Feb. N. LOUIS FOLLETr co
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DAIRY FARM FOR SALE.

T'HE place known as the Bowman Farm situalei
Il IN the south port u Westford six miles from p.
sex Junction. containing about go acres Also f1-
sale about , cows pair Of horses, all the Arnin-
tools, dairy utensils and fixtures for making suEa-
Y Is one Of the best stock aud dairy farms IN tire
Sounty aud viii Be sold low, the owner being una
pc 70 carry u On. In consequence Of poor health
and advanced age. Possession given the list N
March For further particulars enquire q the sub
srrioer on the premises
WILLIAM BOWMAN
Wexford Feb flst Wv
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For Wounds. either OcCai>Oned by the
BayOnet. Sabre or the Bullet.
mr.


To which every Soldier or sailor are liable. there
are medicines safe, sure and convenient AZ
H0ll0way's pills and Ointment. The poor wounded
and almost wing sufferer might have bis wounds
dressed Immediately II he would oug provide him
self with this matchless Ointment which should he
thrust into the wound and sIueared All round Il
then cover with piece OF linen from his kuausaek
and compressed with a Handkerchief Tasinguf.ht
and morning six or eight Pills, o. col the system
and prevent Inflammation
Every soldiers kuapssck and >eaman's chest
would he provided with these valuable Remedies
CAt TlON.-None are genuine unless the
words 90 Holloway, New-York and London are de-
cernahle q Water-mark in every leaf Of the book
d directons around each pot Or BOX, the same may
De plainly seen BY holding the leaf o. the l-ht A
handsome reward viii be given b. any one render
such Information viii lead % the detection %
any party or parties counterfetin the medicines or
vending the same, knowing them o. Re spurious.
- sold az tie Mandatory n Professor Hole
way, - Maiden Lane, New York. ami by all re-
spectahle Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the civilized world in boxes Al 81 cents
10 cents and 40.
There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes
y. B. Directions fer the guidance 4 patients in
every disorder are afh1ed u each box.
Dealers in my well known medicines
can have Show Cards. Circulars. 4 e. sent
FREE OF EXPENSE. by addressing
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
so MAIDEN Lane Ny.
JOHN r. HENRY 4 CO..
WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
English Il American Patent Medicines,
Hair oli and Rssfarafirss, P.rfs-e-y Of al
Atu1s, g., 81.
John T. Henry, WATERBURY, VT. and
b. b. johnson MONTREAL, {. z.
GENERAL AsEyrs FoR HoLLowAr's MEDICINES.
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GRAIN LEATHER BOOTS.

WITH Rubber Bottoms, war; nted Wa,s----
w Just received 1t PROUTY>
Feb. ed IA Church >--...
10y THE Author OF THE GENTLEN4N
ID &c SCENES and Thoughts in Europe -r r
Ii. Calvert. author Of 30 The gentleman Js-t
ceived hg {. o. FRENCH a Co..
Corner Church & CCle-a Stree.
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Will be speedily relieved and efectually cured by
using these admirable medicines, and by paying
proper attention % the directions which attach
ed 10 each Pot or Box.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-11

Adviees received at New York Jan. 18th
from Cape Town confirm the seizure Of the
pirate TucalOosa.
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| CASE Pioneer, half pounds, for sale low by
LOUIS FOLLETT ( co.
Feb. ~.
A TLANTIC MONTHLY for March.
~ 6odey's Lady's Book " "
Received at HUNTINGTON S
Reh. q.
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THE DRAFT.-Ofhcial information has been
received that the draft has been postponed
until further orders.
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON r. r,
WINTER ARRAyGENEyT.

coarrs-cIrg yorsrnbsr 1Ds 1853, frafz' t-IH a.
foH0rs
LE4TE BURLINGTON
s 3lA NJ Mail Tram, for Boston, Lowell. Worcester.
Bellows Falls. keene, Fitchhurg, Brattleh0r0
Springfield, Hartford, New Haven. Troy, Albany
and New York arrive IN Boston IS FM, Troy
3f0PN. New York gn NJ
IT, orgi 70 Troy and Boston ufhouf Change Of CTs-
f5PM, Erpres, Tram for Rutland. Troy. Albany
New York, Schenectady and the West arrive az
Troy 80 p y, New EorA hF Hudson River Raj
road next morning
D. ~ Niqif Er1ress from Montreal % New York
arrive in Troy - n. New York 45rN.
From fi' South and East Trans arrrs AZ Bur'fug-
ton f1i0rs
20 20A n, Accommodation Tam from Rutland.-This
Train leaves Rutland at o ~ ~.
s. ? " Passenger Train. Leaves New York az iu3I
PN, Troy SODA n, Rutland Il % rv.
- p n, MAJ Tram, from Boston, Lowell Korres-
ter, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven. Troy. Al
hsny and New York. Leaves Boston 3I A "; New
York 0t NJ Troy u - Pm.
TICKETS sold f1r Saratoga, Troy, Albany. New
York. Schenectady and all principal points on the
New York Central and Western Railroads, and In
formation given by
r. e. ROWE, No. ]. American Hotel Block
. Fare always as low as by any other route and
Bacsa-e checked through.
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ROOKN.

DICH. Rare and beautiful Of every rl-s-r .
II binding. A rich assortment ~ Bibles s-.
PRAYER Books. Call and examine
G. q. FRENCH & co.
Cor. Church and ColleEs Sc
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MASON 4 HANLIN'S
C.fBE.tET ORIGINS.

7 N1sII.I VIIl-tI II W.
FINHE Cabinet Organs sre pronounced by Art -
Il .' the best Of their kind IN the world and
very admirable for both private and public use
See written testimony from more than ONE Hry-
DRED OF the most eminent organists Of the leading
ctes-l Mason Hamlin's instruments have recefv-
ed the only GOLD MEnAL ever awarded in this coun-
Lyse-also, ELEvEN SILVER MEDALS and fourteen
Diplomas. in all twenty-siN First Premiums Over
all competitors.
Prices Of Cabinet Organs. Manufactured solely
~ Mason Haulin,l go n $50. Melodeons. 81
u $40
y. B.-lnstructors for the Cabinet Orcau.-als0
arrangements q music for tho same are published
by VI. 4 H.
Illustrated Catalogues sent BY rn.il.
address !. Mason Hamlin. Bosten' or "Msson
brothers, New York"
oct -th. usm
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THE choicest brands Of Spring and Winter Wheat
Il Flour, together with the common grades are
now in store and offered for sale a. the lowest mar.
ket rates.
Feb. 20. LOUIS FOLLETT 4 co.
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DARING AND SUFFERING :

4 THRILLING Narrative q acts None can
y read 10 without emotion. A History u the
Great Railroad adventure by William Pttnger
one o. the adventurers with AZ introduction hy
Rev. Alexander CLARK
For sale at HUNTINGTON'S.
Feh. ., l-s4
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NEW SONGS.

80" NOD Bless my Boy Tonight Lovegrove. &c.
" "A beautiful new Song)
" Mss me Mother 'ere / die Buckley. ~
" My Pretty Little Call Lew. -
" Laura Haunts my Fancy STILL Gilmore. 81
" He's Watching Ger Ny Mother MAYER. y
Answer % Who will care for Mother now
co. The Darkie's Rally Partridge. -
" The War Is Nearly over Buckley. -
" When this War is Over. III Come Back 10
Thee MAYER -
" Break il Gently % Ny Mother" Buckley. %
" Uncle Sam's Hotel~ Wilder. -
" Lula Gong Webster =
&c song Of a Thousand Years Work -
These are the rsry best new songs published. Sen
by Mail postpaid, on receipt Of price.
II. L. STORY
Burlington, Jan. Il. is6i.
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BOYS AND NEWS

DUBBER BOOTS Just received At
III PROUTYs
Feb. l-a- f5f Church S--
JACKSON OIL
V'HE cheapest and best llbricat.n-ol t-r-
az PIErs
Feb 18th.
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HEADQUARTERS.
LOUIS FOLLETT 4 Co,
FAMILY GR0CERS.

and dealers In FLOUR
south sde Of the Square, Burlington, "
w would respectfully invite the sttent-- O.
w the Country Trade % our new and co-rlsfs
stock Of standard Groceries, comprising everyt-1z
IN the line from the ordinary and low priced are
% the choicest and most expensive that the mars
cts o. the country afford. Designing 70 make lie
the necessaries and Injuries Of life we shall be cor
SANITY stocked up 20 meet every demand 10 he
line, all which will be opened AZ the lowest possible
prices, and under no circumstances will he under
sold. We shall be supplied Al all times with the
choicest brands Of Pastry Flour including the fan
Gus Louis as well as with the popular BRANDS o.
sprlns and Winter Wheat, and perfect satisfaction
q all who favor Us with orders will he Euaranted
For Country Produce the highest marke, rates are
offered.
Uer N lisa -
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- This celebrated Female Medicine
~ Is designed expressly FOR both mar
e. ried and single ladies, and Is the very
MA best thing known for the purpose a.
HFSSA u viii bring on the monthly sic kness
SK ncases OF obstruction from any cause
tFt&N and after all other remedies Of the
s,f~<Nt KIND have been tried in vain. II
sT1lsS,N taken as directed Il viii cure any
Ef7'f Ia case, no matter how Obstinate and
EgerlA II Is also perfectly safe at all times
sslrrlg1f3 - II is put up in bottles of three
Is ~ n different strengths, with full direc-
- Nj ~ Tons for using, and sent by Express
~ u <llN closely sealed, 10 all parts Of the
s-<XS * country.
SsEfSs PRICEs-Full strength $40. Half
strength 8, Quarter strength 50 per
bottle \. B--Some are cured by the weaker. while
others may require the stronger preparations the
IuIl strength Is always the best -s-Sent bv ~
press, IN a sealed package. on receipt Of the price
~ REMEMBER-This medicine is designed az
pesIy Tor obstinate cases, which all other remedies
l tne KIND have JAILED 70 cure also that Il is war
rsnted as represented in every respect or the price
will be refunded. ''N'
- BEWARE or INIrArIoNs' None genuine and
warranted, unless purchased directly Of Dr. IL A.
his Remedial Institute for specisl di-easss " a.
Union street, Providence, r. /.
Accommodations for Ladies wishing to remain
10 the city short time for treatment.
A WORD OF CAUTION.
.. - Immense sums Of money are paid to swind
Ilns quaeks annually, which Is worse than thrown
70 men who are alike destitute q honor chararfer
or skill, and whose only recommendation Is Their
iaise and extrayagant assertions in praise Of them
selves The only way 10 avoid imposition il 70 tsTs
~ mans word, no matter what his pretensious are
aIdhe lnquiry;-it will cost you nothing and nav
ave yuu many regrets; for as ADVERT sin- bv.irf
ans IN nine cases out Of ten are bogus there i no
adiety IN trusting any Of them, unless Won know
who and what they are
, - Dr NJ. viii send free, by enclosing one star,p
for postage, Pamphlet on Diseases Of Women and
"a lyate diseases generally, giving full informa-
ton, with the most undoubted references and terfi
nonials, without which advertising physician or
medicine Of this kind Is deserving Of any CONFIDENCE
~ Dr. NJ l. regularly educated Physician Of
iWenty years experience, ten Of which we're -pe1f
n an extensive general practice until bv reason az
iecning health, he was obliged 70 relin6uisb tbaf
llu aiopt the specially 70 which for the last ten
Fe sl ne pa devoted his whole attention.
II Orders by mail promptly ATTENDED TO- Write
our name, town aud State, plainly, and direct 70
We > UHioH Stesf. Prorissno,, e. T.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-11

HIBS, SPOkES, WHEELS, SEAT-STICKS.
PATENT AND ENAMELLED LEATHER NAN
ELLED CLOTH, PATENT FACE CLOTH.
on Cloth. Carriage and Fire Bolts Malleable Iron
wrought Nuts, Washers. Carriage Rivet- seat
Handles, shan Shackle-, Dash Frame- Plated and
PLAIN. The best assortment 81 Carriaee-lnaLer--
""pd- 10 the state. Also Iron, steel, Nailro. An
VI, lees. Crowtars MIL Cros- cut and CiTcular
narnisl. Turpentine, House Trimming Mechanics
Tools II all kinds aud general assortment Il shelf
iiaraware can SND SEE THE GOObS 4HD
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-11
BUGLE TRIMMINGS.

RUOLE CIMPS and Buttons opened this da, m,
II EDWARD BARLOW's
No. l5C Church Street
w. -<i'u' DIFF
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-11

BCCKWHEAT FLOUR.
nf superior quality. for ssle by
" LOUIS fOLLETT Co.
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4 SUPPLY Of this beautiful Family Flour has
y been secured. and the brand is confidently Of
iered 70 the public a White Winter Wheat Pastry
Flour, surpassed by no other brand 10 market.
Feb 20. LOUIS FOLLETT & co.
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VERMONT CENTRAL ANDsULLIvAN
RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


Commencing December nth, 1868.
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HoWE'S Platform AND COUNTER SctIrS
IN all ibeir varieties. Warranted 70 l,e A. co.
rect and perfect working Scale a. anv in the m.
ket- For sale low, by .....- NM
e. 5. BL0DGETTk Co.
Rn-ii,.,... ~, College Street.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-11
KENN EDY'S
RHE L MATIC LINIMENT

1HE attention q the public Il called % this most
Il excellent u all Lfnimeuts, a. a perfect and
speedy cure for al the aches and pains that flesh H
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OIL! OIL: OIL;

SEwING MACHINEOIL prsp,rst .,,.-......
- the purpose. Al-o signal Oh f,r Ia5rs--.'
connective head lights sc a.
Feb. 18th. PFFRCr.
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co-rrsre,rq yorsrnssr 3o,i. 1853, fraiu. mi -.-
foHoir'
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REVENUE STAMPS.

CHAMPS al GOvEENNESr RArs, fr caleb.
- e. " WOODHJU,v
az Merchants Bank.
Aug. 20. l-fJ. ar-
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A LARGE stock and great variety Of Ladies,
II Cloth, Beaver, Sealskin, Lionskin and Mater
PROOF cloths and CloAks, for sale cheap, at
Nov. ;. So "A-'S O.
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A FRESH LOT Of Fine Clocks from the best max
n ers Just received at No. Bank Block
oct - BRlNSMAID HTLDRETH
The sun., 1864-10-27
AUCTION NOTICES.
EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY

A. rvrp ,,nrr>,,pv ,pu,,ur-,r>tr,y
~ ,cr nou..toe,r-r y Roru Auc,.,ns.r' vii,
seii thr day Thu edny, =, / o'cork ali the csuant
hOufehoit "a tuituru III thc rsrx rps,ipnre lIy Xart
Ni r Clinton lltre AR tth ava, ,,naistng OF rt,.e
VOID plAno cr;t. eL ant n.i ior suit. covered in
t,t-hll" sut ;,p. N- A. in, Of psIior, Leo fousn
nd Ltu,ar. ."'u utt..u. ., "a. ..,r.s &c il9
~ u-fs-1.,,t.r .,...,,
"a. ih,. ury. ,hnt,i ie, =, : ',r,,,, ,he anti.
a i,Dit ia.i,;u.,, 'a.o.. .sc ,urf &, in no,tse
.. Gle g. .i.i iu .4. . IT tr ,.., !i,, 20 ,,se
e.. r,f-, G,.tt i- o., o.i,f ma sr". e., no
'u.,t ,t ... ..f,..,nt &. ~,
L,.. So SAiL-i. g.. NAt.,,',.,tE,
- % ...., ...esO co.. ..t,.C viii sell . ,,if.day
30 ., .l t.,N ...u I..., 4. .. ti . ,i stone
r.t ..t o,,.... A. u,.. aid h. ..,,,,,,
... q. b, N'tt- J.. I piuts. cv r .s, e,.t ~ ,,
Hu '..I 90 ut' % .,.us uf =, !, .cIr. p.
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90 Cti,h.,.. t..I. a'.
st.ri C.I.. 4l. u. -A q. o.,
The sun., 1864-10-27
SOCIETY NOTICES.

1.ATHIH MATHEW T. A. h. SNIETl.
NJ. =, Ne~ lors. he'll cor 23d Il and Second ave.
n hcd l.. r,1l.f We, IL, taoc.,ng t.is Thu gsjny
s''1dlg. oct. 2ith A. o'cl'Sk, y. ". SNeA.lug
J. Nj. James Campbell ard S,r John T., .aner.
t'rrtur p W.. 7 " Nc.-isa Of No o Rruok -r'. Mr.
.7"n Mo- 'v~sn snd othcr. JOHN HAMILTON,
frsit.u. 1-l
fThE NEMBEE, Cf THE fNrHIR NA.
< tn"~ =. ia. +. ~e'ieN >-e d, 9, notified
qoci q .hoii ha. ~ toomC %. tlis r,u ''av
sF'.h. ~ ln''' ~ .. 't'A' i'i iH' o." 'Nii.i %.
ire % rstc "a tt,lr Ial.s 81. .utnt a fur 4
| o.. Ny ,fit. ct 'OiN HthhN, rec. lIAU-
- B.. |.l -ti, IS e.. -ut. ~
',Ht IA'"tE NATlrW 7 A. p. ~.c.ctv
> ~. @. ti si. y. 3. l.. ~Il hN.I D t'i ., fuoe
t'~ois- ltIs t'rrsl. o. O.. D. 81 '...Is ace
si'' '.. lc ' ..d s.d 5t4. .,.> n's 70.
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gu 'th tI.''. f't e., % 'At r..Hc.st tai.
ri A.t.''. ft.. l4c' 81, "a t''I D.. =
, 4.lc J. 't. .I.4.u.. tIDNNa .. LLp4 D.,
lT,r LANi,. ~ roNfI-. $50. Is
The sun., 1864-10-27
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.-,1.! i.a az jaw ''' tng.. ni ht't, 50 r,cn
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. y, IasR OF COOhs, WAflEs,
t,fi.p, ~ usict Wntrh,ll 81, ,.i,..te
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