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M1LLrA,l pERKINs. E.la !.

< TATE or YERM MONT
- Nlnchs4er District e.
s a.rrsbate Court holden Manchester, "a and
f1 saia District. on the 9Th day q Nafsa, A. j. 1865
II hi Bon q. S. KENT, Judge.
An instrument ia writing purp1riiHg to be the
ias s. ID 8nd testament ~ WILLIAM PERKINS,
iate q Sunderland ia said District, deceased was
presented % sAd Court ipf probate
AKheIeanou i was ordered that said instrument be
proved at PF39atg Court W be holden 81 the FRO.
bate 0liee b Manchester 70 ard f0F aaia District
on ~ A.st Wednesday Of March 1854 snd that
notice thereof BE- given BY publishing this order three
weeks saecessirely IN the MAsGnEsrEn JoUgaAL,
printed al said Manchester previous b sid slime o.
hearing H. X. FOWLER. Register.
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4 RevoLuTioNARY ANEcDoTE.--
II was sabbath morning 10 ihc year
lss5. lhai the nhabi,ants at 4 little
parish III ihe State 81 Vermont. and on
the borders 81 New Hampshire. as.
sembed is their ACCUSTOMED place Of
worship. The cares Of that fearful
anil long Io-bc-remembered Summer
lad Imprinted an unusually serious
look upoa the rough though not nn-
pleasant ooun.enance of The mae
memhers d klal little eongre CATION
las Fgil feSlnr relaxed. however,
IL lfey entered that ballwel place
aaifsl The general Influence Of a
sanmer, san. whose rays ilIumiua-
til lhe sancluary and played upon
he aesk and npol the couaienance Of
BIN who minislcred there. lie WAS
. venerable man his white locks and
lettering frame evineeA that lie had
numbered three score and ten years.
Opening tie lcrea volume the min
lister was about 20 commence tire SER
vices al the morning. whea massen-
ger arrived almost hrealhless, rushed
into the church eNclamng The en-.
emY are marching upon our we stern
Counties = Tie oh man looked
around on his congregation and an
noanced his text: "ie that hath n
garment le, Linn sell il AID buy Il
sword" After few preliminary re-
marks be added; TO % my ffienas, !
teseet,h scu. to the hlr If yonr
neighbors, agaiusi the mighty. Al
yarce into Tie iivld o. battle, for God
sill muster the hosts Of var. Reiig
ION Is ton much interested IL the sne-
cess q hrs day moi % lead your irili-
enee. A. Tor MYSELF * SIS heatils
upon me, and cauno e. with sou /;
aeiiher have repre- ssai tives d MY
iami Ii % send NJ daaehiess--iAy
daaglsers cannot dyaw ti.e sword. tsar
handle ihe maskci n defeace 81 iheig
country. bai they can as l,a lioe---so
thai when the toil Wofu awr r..
turns from ihe field II lathe 81 ma,
Hol suffer iog lhc mcssessaFes 81 lie.
TIE ycaefahle pssl0 bowel ST. bea
n 1 gosioa. Nhen b. again loke4
araan3, his anliefre vas sane. Ore
b oae .aey hal silently lsit y hsH
u lsad, a M h8
, @lr
w a
N
8af e
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d. IIaSley, of Goshen, Conn. re-
ceived 4 week 81 two ago a tele graph
ic dispatch saying that his sou. OF The
2 Connecticut artillery, was ''no
more" he Immediately led 10 pro-
cure his sons body, but found him
aii3e and recovering, he dispatch been
'ao worse l settlement
reno oa'ls leh a9 aes up9a
Dgaes tha sies
Io there FEM
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The Louisville Democra, says ID
reference 10 the court Of inquiry on
ghe conduct 81 Generals McCook Crit
ten.len aud Neg'ey, that tire evidence
elected does not su.tlina single charge
against either Ollie Generals, bat, on
the contrary, i shows that "eyery.
thing tiu could be done or expected
Of General or man WAS done bY
them al lhe battle Of Chickanauga.'
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yosae lasirs sssir X - s3afa.
ton tloaia 81 ius-fmr3 slsi d Hieh.
uena D.spsieh cea'a'a' aa aase'i'se.
mesa aenaaFe ng iha - 9@ g
l.oa q 81 tsshig weeks e ihe lan.
Yalv ftmae toeg b 5000 = hts
baufa q sr
4 seal'y Qanter q ciae asa'i r.
fastd 80 eihef day q give ang mon
= 70 80 ihs vs. BIS 'a'i 'iefe. y"
'Assse s'p3 Ne '3HF ' =
eas go H''sA
tHd
s@ Mhat ~
AHa ra.'aa,
toan 4 ihe rtar eaanl Il ile
ofoas army iocm llle DISASTROUS 4 n
u 0lat'ee
oGcial reports settle The losses 81
Cblckamauga IS iallowa Union, IL
200 Confederate, ls,6eo'
Wendell Philips 10 his speech be-
fore Tie Fracrniiy 10 Boston. referred
q Gen. Banks rs e lhe Waliham hyp:
oefie. aui lbe sentiment vas greeted
viii mingled Kisses ard cheers.
Brig Cen y. Roberts las been Or
dsrdtofegort a New ORLEANS Tor
au,v
n. conn,,,,.. +, ,ta eo,ass, -
80. ~. ,...,,s 1. ins..,;..,
3,,. .a,a,,., q ,lo.3e :, Ge,,e,s
borp. ssekIcs and Doubleday both
~ .l.ed il.st AMER Tie frst day's Gebl
Gen Meaie wrote an order 70 sall
haek fl,sen miles. and but for chance
fetfea, would lave been ordered.
The a,t,or ~ ,ie n,,,s :. oge,..,,
,a,t. p,,,r... ,r p..,..a All.
~, ,,rn..l. eo,..ss,.3 incor,
..h...ll. III ro,,r nas i.
e.,.le8 1. H. N m strongest n III
vorld nd NJ. n.sally keaten of Il
,mnregnabls AZ the most aneroacl.
sbly nain,s i. sail. afe from t5iry 10
tli,iy-.ix feet high ana he rampaHs
c... .;.,a., - ,,..,,,, =, brood
ii.
f"'' e ''s' =" 800 e4s ~
if'ops y possession eoa'l i'od sky
ioee 'f'''e 'n"es I" ''''' 4 s's 'o'''
tess q moments notice.
The cor tspondent az dae Cfncinna.
a;l MA, ~
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III tie subscriber, bsing appointed b. tbs Hon
~ Is probgis Court. .sr 81 District Il Mash
ester Commissioners y raeigs examine and Just
tag easas aai denanas 81 81 persans asaiast lie
EAtske 81
Stephen II. Tuu5a,
iats q Agfari Is ssd District ace se8 zhe t,ee Il,
esias aaa eeBsSas esoii,lea d sssst tlls-stas ase
IS ieaHtAs isoui ~ eih DAY 81 fehalrY. s6g ~
las aNe~ea bg saia teart ~ tsaf Harrass 81 ae.
taesesefs hafchy gsp iee shai ss vIH aftsa5 -
t4e sassness 81 3af apNoataitR at ls iaaa swelling
ase q Ehe a3ee4eaA sai8 aupeft 81 sAa 2ttb6ags
e Mss And Aaeas. nexf. 3snsA Is es4ek q 81
fiasa4 q aest Dis sfh Day e Fsts. a. 3. 1s14
TH0-. T. hHEID0g,
EIIgAH BURTON. fOons
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Farm For Sale.

Z OFFER MY FARM FoR SALE, situated 10 The
l North part 81 Landgrove. There s some over
75 acres % land, one Dwelling House three Barns
and other out buildings running wafer 20 hons ard
barn: wei fenced. mostly stone wall. Also. The
stock on the above farm consisting " Cows Young
Catlc, Sheep and Colts aud . ot Of Farming Tools
Terms easy. For further particulars Aquire o. OF
address the subscriber
ISAAC DAVIS, in.
Laaderove, Jan. 22d, 1s64-8m86
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GEORGE W YATES, AN.
2. y GREEN, a B., GF5daae Of Yale.
S. BESJ loSEs, 4 j., Graduatc q, Williams.
Mrs. y. 3. IAris eacher % French, Dmwig
and Painting.
Miss EMMA G. YATES. pianoforte and Singing.
Miss LAURA mason, Assistant Pupil.
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Burr & Burton Seminary,
WILLGAMT. DAsC0Nf, A. W., Principal.
Miss LAURA u. STRONG, Prresptrcss.
- - - 800 !

WILL be soldat Auetla9 ogt hc isA dey % March
w uex q tha H3te s. Dorset Corners tie farm
known Is the John Nhs aH Tsfr Situated be-
tween two ana three Eliles trom sila Dorset Cor
ners % sboni Is acres weli adapted iar stock rga-
inq Upon which ara : dwyi5ing house two barns,
two sheas. corn house ash house, wagon she'd sap
house en- apple orchard 81 some two hundred trees
and a sugar 1rclBra 81 400 b coo treeA Terms 10
suit purchases. upon payment down of $1,000.
ISAAC McDANfkiS
CHAUNCEY g. POLAND.
February % is6i 4Nsw
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TME pAY % 1otonED Icgors--
A Coon Syaaf Dorm & lle asbaie
~ tfe u. IS. sena4e erpnraisg ihe Fay
81 coore8 tioafs, Ia speaking " Vie
loose ADD ase asia heg1aEe gsea 81
- snenamesi eana, Mf CoilaHer
ftnark
d tlouia le 81 Sc, hy iiist direct
iug sl.en 10 pay according - slia terms
orta nifaei maav a tle TINE J
e0lld 81 pai i 8 apop any coo'ia-
esncg - % saeiAer tte men were le3
~ uoi ledsot0 believe That does not
al.e anytime Il Sd That j. iae
,asasi ii 80 usslsls modes legisla-
,ioa. j, IS sFu s reniad ne q an
aa $780, aA te
s EeKaaa. eh aH
g .teeG l ae
ilen ig the fvite !le was eu
down d Mid3eb4fy, Vermont % re
cfuit Is tie inter 81 lsl3-li in
tie spring lhe recruits were brought
in. There were about seyeCiy or
/ eighty al them When we came %
muster ihsm ia according to their en-
llsinent, Il was found on exami@ng
I lllc men that be enlisted one rs ma
+ ior, two az clarlaias, about tive y
men 10 each bass dram, and three ur
four a. lieaieaanls. Laughter.
when We came 70 take OIL their eli.
zen CLOTHES aad PA The soldiers ont
form On them a the ranks, There wa
llislfess and lfqabie enough ] We
had been compelled 10 carry oul ihe
assurances they lad resolved, dl
81 bnoa bow Sd slolll ever Lave
done il. ! VIII only add that Bezeaa
lcoh care 10 sipuiate that he should
never serve With bis oEn recrliIs.--
Laughter
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Fnrnr Ear Sal.

r OFFER MY FARM FOR SALE, situated ID TIE
l north part &c this town There + some over 4W
acres ol land. over ati int r9ved ncipaine THREE
DWELLING HOUSES and Oh necessary buildings
b good repair Also The stock on the shove Farm
consisting Of ovtr Boa SHEEP and lpf 81 cows
YOUNG CATTLE. OXEN and HORSES Terms
worry easy. For further particulars enquire OF aG
dress the subscriber
Factory Point, Dec 10Th, 1863
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VETERAN SOLDIERS
Of TIE oREgS MOUNTAINS srArr,

OF TIE GREEN MOUNTAIN STAFF
Two R;ginsai; 81 V3isEn Volunteer Ial.ltT
are authorized 70 be raised II this st ia, and
the g vernon III Vermont calls on bennington
County f5r one fall Company to DO ralSod %
speedily lie consistent,
Al able-bodied mer, between the ages Of ~
and 45, who have heretofore been enlisted, ard
have arved not less than nine months who
produce mn honorable discharge from the sal.
Vice, Of tbe usualfortn aud can pats the exam
nation rcqn'red by the mpVering regulations
of the United States may lie enlisted undes
this order AZ NeterGn YoIGuteers
Every Volunteer enlisted and mustered ln,s
the service rs 4 veteran nnder this order. viii
be entitled 70 receive from the Taifed sta.ea
one mopths pay ~ advance, and il bounty ald
premium ef
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Col, uolbrook, OF the I'll Vt, IS in
command Of the brigade at Barrancas,
FLORIDA.
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4 ManEL 0npEn-6e 1haF.
efs rider. On asumins oor4maad Of
Tie FFoasier District 81 Arkansas. : a.
s. iol'owss
i hereby aFsnrne command ns the
nistrics ed Argsy q TIE Franslrr
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FOR SALE
At a BARGAIN

Scholarship n Byaas. ssrsston 4 Cas-
Mercantile Colleges, ioca.sa ~ Nsn YsFk CIV,
Bf9okiTr hbaay, Troy. Ba9sio, C.sveissa,
sssa ws8 epntsuapA.tet satsssnx sl.ass 81 thss4
Colleges, vii Gta 4 ggratsy . 81 s4Yaatags
aV es8srg ~ THIS OFFICE SD aseertainlog
se sheap ~ rsn proeafs 4 achcianhif IN
shsss asl fis,s lgalfaiieas.
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DEATHS.

a Nna ssi@ MGsa l. Carlos srETEs'A.
AZ Pssa. -. Is. nEx9Gz BEsILopf, So q 3
Il RaA tfa4 s#fA
slge ssfsih s.=Fs tAa 4ft}s frtrst fins
70 trtFa vs. raeaas sad sassHss sklaA
gEt 80 fteg nsts9sss rs tsy mas -
was Z ttasg sElst t.s eti1 sa1s Ws.ca-ar taess
- gans'Eags1s, A.s4= GO - ssSa Eit, NEMzuN
FEEtrUs aee4 -z fHlsf na61fhftsa tfyt ~
u De ace 3 10 g sasassa. b lerEst "
pEDpLEES WANTED.
A YHw sofsrs inaakrisas ma. u rod sies3v
n hsi8sf uta hA0a issa eElss8assa n ins lnslasss
uaatsi 81 .sssai waEss, s ses4ls liA Ciaaa Nara,
ooSE 4 BURTON
M.s.hsssa,. Mares I. 1854
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Yanderlip House, Manchester.
(QrEnmfera EE'nMfed.

FIsW0 0l.TAEEE GOOD w0EE9Ta eAn ass
] sssssg employment ~ aglsyfng lmnf4asssly
to TkyNAS fEEKfNs
GsreasUsF Fsbrusry 1 issf
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] 0u Hundred aud Two Dollars
d II - al ToLL9ws ~


BpGg tsiHH nWs'cge8 iuio fefve be will
BE- pad aa monthe psy ia advance. SIS CO
First iustaliment Ct bounty, 20 co
Premium, Z 10
Total payment on muster, $40 ~
II tie Ggst regular pay day, Or Two
motifs alter muster N, sto %
- tho first ren'w ray day eher.sir
months eefg ce, 20 %
s ihe Gfst regular pay day after the sne
ofthe first years service, 30 ~
Atthe Gre reeaiarpay day after eighteen
months service, % %
~ the first regular pay day after Two
years service, 80 %
a iae fft regular pay day amer tve
an4 a aaif gesrs service, 20 ~
Az tia expiration ~ three years seFssce.
tie remainder of the bounty will be
paid, 70 90
AID each cnlieted man viii ba entitled 20 the
state pay 81 81 per month, aud y = par o.
si8 ter MONTH
II tho g9fsFgmeat shall no. require lhs+s
troops f9T iile fail period Of three years, ara
hey shall be mustered aoHoFablg oct u ger
ice before the expiration # :htsr tenn of Gu
Is,mslt, they will receive, upon being niue.
= gea oat, tic whole amount II bounty rsnaip
ns aea.J, tie same ~ i ihe fall tfrm bae bees
sefye3
Tire BaY and Fubsistencs n the mer wt'l
remmehea from Tho dry d their enlistment
Ihe General Recruiting Office for Benalsgson
County i established 81 the
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Coy. MURPHY, OF ARKANSAS
Time brings IL rewards, as well a. It's
feycugcs. Ilds IS proving especially
true lhe case Of Gov. Murphy, Of
Arkansas. A special from that State
Informs Us iha that genlleWan will be
elected, without opposition, Is the first
Union Governor Of Arkansas, after
tbe restoration. and Wc might add, tie
regeneration 81 ihe State. 1ais is ah
honor well deserved.
Tie history Of Gov. Murrhy's
course upon The Union question in Ar
kansas, is one BY no means lacking in
romantic interest. He, solitary and
! alone, IN The State Convention, which
voted that State out Of the Union,
dared to raise his Voice in opposition
io secussi d, when the final vote WAS
given. OtIers IL iliat body had op-
I posed tie measure down to tbat time,
| but, one ~ one they yielded % the
pressure, aud gave in their adhesion
g The treason, 50 That when he ma
oic upon the ordinance dissohing
Arkansas connection WIN ne q
Government WIS called Murphy
name alotie VI. fegls'eie9 as''ipsi y
Ihe presid'ae oili@ff announced '1at
Z lllW vote W0ull be peated. as i was
h''l'ra l'i"' '1e aeeia'a''"h q '''e y
"on'd pc unanimous one, a'la oi0f'
pAy WIS appsaled 10 WIN ,he s'fo'S
81 per'u,s'o'.' 70 yieia 'is a''ag'-
'neh' Q 'as ola Aas ata 20 WA 'ne
current = N''ii we're ~ s','s''' y :
" si'''Fe ~ ttla I o.Ns ial +"
1
1 q .4 '
't'a' e m
M sa'ats 0'o" " Z Il
't'io N''' nm s,'i''"''N r. Il NV
l','i a'a eui 'of sh8 Cry ~ y IS
+ ~ man, ief'ea = "e'i "1' "i'0g0 -
ears, pe aou0liess Wouia hsse oesh
.acf'l'eea upon ne spo@ ING Nio.
cue "lt' VII" = W. "i'y"'e''' !
taa 70 'e'feFs Y 1''e oii'N' y, P''ti,
81 ~ nay run lne solA s'eel
y through INV ElgdHt, HNl l Will NOT NDtt
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sbI
iln Gas. PHLt pres
Mass Se communication
uiih iae void lss been very much
enlarged by shs I,esesse which / now
caFry always - my pocket; thar
trouble Il n,g ihraas [ hr which The
kRocmts are : specific harf6E
eas 90 0ffeH 4 mere rhispere-.~
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Gen. Butler is giving the secession
isis some telling lessions at Norfolk
He TIA. Consigned Geo. N. Ban aud
w. II. ". Hodges, Of Portsmouth,
Va, to hard labor al liatteras, y. G.,
10, alleged fraudulent disposal Of the
funds ii the Portsmouth Saw ng-
Bank and the Mechanics Saving,
Bunk IL THAT city. II seems that
they sen, DE faads 81 tie banks "a
Richmond, and refused 10 divnlge by
whose authority tie uan.Ier was made.
lnaldition, Hodges Is 70 b Tel Oh
hre i ard water, aih 24-pound bal
attached TO li- lg by chain not
more lhaa SIX leti long. Bane was
lormily 4 elerss man. Both viii be
eoniiaed gml Tires answer lhe qafss
iusis pu' ~ them.
lie has also ordered that lie x +.
r. II Wn4aeld. II PORTSMOUTH,. B
turned otsr g To- RaNfril 20 VOL
'or ihree mouths eleafiug the SIRE
q Nor ok aa3 PeuamualU. ll
sl.arsl s.tb Z iag - ayoFrd
s'aaist sad i .btr 'ee q iaal r.
ilsa eveta n 81 io ] eai
se As lfs' asmas mh "a
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GEORGE s ITEs al NJ,
INSTRUCTIONS +:

Assisted 81 tAe most efficient Teachers |
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Those with Extention top are pro-
vided with heavy Copper Reservoirs
covered with tin, which are filed with
water kept lot By tie waste beat, aIso
back Closet mad. lin.
These s'oves are la@d On he in.
side viii Ia Reascto,,, eib back
and bottom rossr.. Tie oryp I. ven
tilaiel, IN fses every s!aeg !. as near
perfect AZ waa ean make .t.
Hssshs.ssr wsres - ;tss - 4
49, : 49, - ~
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CEnA REWARD STOLEN. FROM NO 10 MOTT
EOOV street late or Thursday night " early Friday
morning kafe containing the folio wing A. 20 Ponds
No $500 Mr. 81 on; NJ. ~ 92 for ssg No III sis for $50:
two Rank Baos ~ the Bowrry Savings ank VI OF Cham
hers srse Raytu Bank one Of Bescker street Savings
Ennk; aGoid VAIN ana hahn Diamond ptcss.Dp and
abe return Of The progeny 70 a. Ncuoas ~ Mott street.
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CSO OQn TO LEASE, FOR ONE YEAR OR
.pCU.OUO. more. two splendid Plantations. adj Join.
ing each other and situated inmeiaelyupon the bank Of
river in Louisiana, five miles below Natchez. These
ms are ncly improved and capable of making
from LIN TO 800 ba of Having never ceased
10 be ctivsted they provided with stock corn fodder
1863 Being very near aud in ssh OF an important military
post ana under the OF the gunboats
oher very superior Inducements to lcssees There
probably from $50 10 800 bales c yet gathered
o. the OF last which the will agree 10 az
vide with the lessee thus enabling the latter realize at
once more that the total rent OF both plantations
year These Plantations ocrd for lease simply
count OF the absence OF the proprietor hs
inability TO manage tham For detail terms &C., apply
to CHAS. d. LEvERICH III Pearl street. -
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1soNFy TO LOAN--0N BOND AND MORTGAGE, BY
MI The ling Fire Insurance Company, No Wall street
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CUKED F.fECTUALLY
By THE tSE Of MRS. NJ. G.. BROWNS

METAPHYSICAL DISCOVERY,
Read the testimony Of Miss Russell also thai Of Mr. Lee
kabic cure of Deafness. Discharges Be- by Mrs
VI. G. Browns metaphysical Discovery Ella Russo
Huntington street. four doors above Coral Phladepha
do certify that have been quite deaf in both ears
slant discharges for sixteen years from scarlet fever Ny
father large OF money wth doctors and auriss;
but every attempt they made 10 only made me
Three Of them assured that the drum my
gone, and could never ain hear n.y.
Seeing by the that Mrs. NJ a. Brown perform-
Ing Of deafness concluded Meta
physic Discovery" which and used faithfully
according to directions My hearing would
length Of time after using the Discovery" but Mrs.
Brown encouraged TO keep using It, mucua
was destroyed ard the g,lned their former vgoi.
have recovered my hearing Yesterday took BACK seat
IN church, and heard the distinctly
have ceased and would also remark that Since havin
had weak chest end eoush nor could do any
haynga pain in my back but row can work walk
much please without feeling the and
pain in my back Is gone heartily recommend Mrs NJ G.
Browns mode OF treatment 10 all who suffer.
The Metaphysical Discovery will be any address
receipt of the price, ST. the Celebra Por Rch
ards Eve Wa,er and Scalp Renovator each ST. Address,
Mrs NJ g. Brown. either of her principal Offices Bond
street. New York 40 Arch street Philadelphia Mrs. NJ
g. BROWN VIII be at her In New YORK Tuesday
and Wednesday.
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NREEN BAY, MILW NM as., -, IL.
rnad Observation-Disclosures Of tho eight per cen, past avg
bonds of this Company recets an ~ cor,
nal with Interest from itth October last - cysn ps es s
80 nm thn lawful rate 81 the state q Wisconsin Ior
st ne ohiatSnsj On presentaton Of the same at the
aGree of sCmUCHARDr 4 GEBHAkD - Nassau street,
Sn,, ia herahy given the privilege Of exchanging SAID
bonds for the per first MORTGAGE bonds q the
.Jieao and Milwa kee Railway Company is extended 70
he INN day OF February next After that Gay interest viii
VIC = an a of said bonds which shall not then have been
CO. ne for exchange Or pay ment By order OF
picsen's" - ALEX MITCHELL,
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rIYAyC IAr,.

At SIX PER CENT.-LoANs. IN SUMS ~ 49, 49, mad
N CITY property only per cent mortgages u u'.i @t
Oh. and similar sums lent Al per nj Aaa,css "
dnl.Y PARK ben lnrnln, IS WesL FORTY lIth street,
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Owing to tho crowded state ~ columns We com
pesd 10 omit all dverttements comnf under she above
bcadinR
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A DvENT OF SPRING.-THE PREMATURE COMING
"A OF spring brings with not only the ordinary com
rangenen Of the system An ounce " prevention worth
pounds of cure iuained with curative
qualities steinfefds French cognac Bers certain pre-,
ventive against chs fevers darrha bousness dyspep
STA, &C., hesitate avail themselves OF IL ward
OF the threatened evils OF malignant change Of season.
Sold By S. STEINFELD 10 Nassau street. New York.
asen. for America, aud his sub agents everywhere.
CoRNs, BUNIoNs. INVERTED NAILS. CURED
Without pain BY Dr. RICE Surgeon GIhhroPSass g
torns, eqnlons. chlblains, &c. By mail 90 cents.
~ CATARRH,
NOISES IN THE HEAD,
DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR,
WITH ALI. DISEASES OF
THE EYE EAR 80
CURED F.rECTU4LLY
By TIE Use Of MRS NJ G. BROWNS
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Dry GOODS.


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s sit.s,,S -, Il, . liLysioNs az g. Gro
incA~A Us OF W KIDS or LASks. lc UP
QUANTITIES FINE LAeEs, Al AL AT , G1sT or p.Nns
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ENdthE TtV,A ~
- - FROM Bn SiNEss'
TILES OF SILK yELNETs. FROM 10 YARD uP.
sf1tkS OF RltBuAS,- FROM y rAKn ".
LoTS OF LINING SILKS, i5c. YARD uP
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80 FOURTH AvEsuE-HousEs TO LET.
ciG rs~s.--SY DAY COBB - ,a-..x..
COMMA

y Abingdon suare, story high stoop brick.... SO
~ Elm street story nigh ssoop brick 800
,3S street, story nigh sloop brick ,,... 500
huston ST. story nigh stoon, beg 900
y. Inuseh ~ story high 81 % hric< 25x55xy0. go
ia Lexington av h s.Ssp brick 80
lrnxn a, o &c. 80 ana Saith ss story, high stoop
n,s icbx4oxsa 700
aas 4. story IL >, brown stone furnished. 300
~ ovln street, Story high sioop brick TOO
20 I, oVh ~ story IS b brick 2lx9S 900
siss ST. story II 81 b. D., furnished per month. 800
O. e. story Engish basement, brick. 20x4x5Q. 100
-, gym So story Is basement BRICK, la6xs0xyS9.. 700
g 80 4eA St. story high aoop brick qx3Osoo. $50
~ y, osa s story n,gh soop. brick, l6xi0xiO. 65
i3i b2d Ct story high stoop brick l6x4DxOO $50
NO house IN hands be without permit and
10 save trouble parties who refer previous land
lords gye ample security in advance ed apply