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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21
Laugh!in's ExpsctoLalt Syrup.

For Coughs, Colds, Group, WhOOping Cough use thS
ExPEoToRANT SYRUP.
We guarantee the most speedy relief by using the
EXPEoToRANT SYRUP.
The annoyance OfeOstant Coughing is stopped by
USING THE EXPHOToRANT SYRUP.
Hundreds testify to the great excellence Of the
EXPRoTORANT SYRUP.
Difficulty of Breathing is relieved by the
EXPEoToRANT SYRUP.
Inflammation of the Lungs Is cured by the
EXPRoToRANT Syrup.
Children can use without fear the
EXPECTORANT SYRUP.
Asthma Bronchitis and General IrrAtlOn Of the
Throat Is cured by the
EXPECTORANT SYRUP,
Price 6 Cents. Prepared only by
feb2O LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD.
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August HrlbFooht, guardian e. i Circuit oour.

sophIA sslbrcoht, ct. al. Ohio County.
RY virtue Of . decree rendered in the above On.
in the Oircnit COur: Of Ohio county, West VirEina
ahall Oher for sale at public suction Lots mum
l8Olin RtehietoWn, CnoW south Wheeli6g,) in Ohio
county West Virginia upon the place Enere said
Lots are located on Tuesday, the 21st day Of June
A. D: 1854, between the hour of9 O'Clock A. NJ and
O'Clock 2. II. on said day, to the highest bidder
ON terms Of ak months and twelve month"; cred n
''G TIy: AUDoLPH AILLBR5oaT.
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TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE.

OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REVENUE. u
FIRsT COLLECTION DIST. WRsF VA.
NOElCE l. hereby given to the tax.pay ers Of
1854 and Income for 1853, together with All month.
~ returns OF manufacturers now due, assessed ns
prescribed by Excise Tax Law Of July Ist 1862 and
the amended act Of March Sd 1865 are now due and
payable At the places and times designated Is fol.
lows when payment must pc made, or the law, e
prescribed below will be strictly enforced:
At benWood-Monday, 9th, at WilsoR's Tavern.
At MOundSVIllS-Tne6dSy and WedneSdRy 2Sth
and 18th, At Edwards Tavern,
At Glen Extraordinarily forenoon SOth at
Blinoos Tavern. =
At Gameron-ThurSday afternoon and Friday,
June Both and July 1Gt, ct John Parkinson'S ONCE
-l-a-- JAS. O. ORR,
Collector LIST Dist W. "
By W, WARDEN, Dep. Coll
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ZOE RAI.E-

A THREE FBNBMENT, two story, Frame House,
"A each tehsmeut containing ave rooms and 3
good cellar, all in excellent repair. The above
property Q on the corner Of BfoadWay and Ohio
htEsei1. Wheeling Island There 4 good garden
ettSaned, containing gFspo-Itnes and variety Of
lr1lt tres Al9o never tkilng well Of eNeallank
1s4 CHAS. NICoLs,
Jsl01ns SO Il ,sas7'l 81 re prSnSiS,i.
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New YORK, June 2O.-The Commercial
Advertiser Gays private despatch from
Washington, states that the enemy yester.
day captured an entire division from Burn
side
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INC Public nabt.

NEW York, June 2O.-The Assistant
Treasurer this afternoon received from the
Secretary of the Treasury the following
important statement of the position of the
public debt and circulation:
The amount of debt, including all legal
tender notes and unpaid acquisitions, is
$l,7l9, 1896. l6s So, amount of interest
bearing legal tender notes Withdrawn
S3s, $4,000 90, amount of ordinary legal
tender notes withdrawn and placed in re-
serve ST., 1853 .s72 90, showing reduction
at present of legal tender notes of all de-
crlPtions of 500, Jas. 572 90. This state
ment shows the actual present state of
the debt and circulation OF course it
VIII be necessary to replace portion of
the hye per cent. legal tenders with COM
pound interest six per cent. >
[Siguedl S. P. CHASE.
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Something New,

nR. J. A. BoICE's ANTI-DYsPKPTIo AND
II ANTI-AeTHMATIC-Fheo only certain cuFe
for DySpepGa, Liver Complaint, Ja1ndiee, Diseases
all diseases arising from an impaired or diseased
Stomach or Liver, such a. OonltI patton, Heartburn
NAnaeas Rullneas and Weight In the Stomach, Sour
BelehingSs fullnels Of Blood to the Head, Sinking
or Ruttering It the Pit Of the Btomaeh ElutterinE
and Palptation Of the Heart, Dun Pain IN the Head,
Hands and S0IoS o. the Feet, Asthma NouraIEia,
and fWitehing Of the Nerves. Also an EHecfuai
Remedy in Female slpproAGIonS. IrEeEulaEitI6s and
Weaknesses.
Many teStimonials Of It's cares might be given,
but the bsst evidence l. trialo OF is Vrtues Sold
By an the Druggists IN Wheeling and Bridgeport,
PTspsFsd 81 BnicE ! WILLIAMS,
jsIE8 wheeling Island, West Virginia,
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To HOusekeepers Of Wheeling,
FRENCH COFFEE.

WE offer 70 the citizens of wheeling the cels. 1
w brAted RRENoa CoFFEB, made, as in Paris,
nom Pure Coffee and Coffee Malt. This Cofee IS
AL pure, has no Drugs to flavor color It. 1t does
not ahect the nervous GyBtem and promotes dIges
tton. It 10 extremely nouFllhinE and healthy, and
In the cities Of New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and Warrington, It has taken the lead Of ali other
For Hospitals 1T is invaluable for its nutriment.
II has all the aroma and taste Of pure Java
The manufacturers Of the FRENCH COFFEE has
publicly offered 70 Esk 900 Boxes with any other
manufacturer Of CofeO (the proceed to be given 10
Hospital!l that the FRENCH oOFPEE d superior
to any other made. 7 = .
Pure Coffee is nearly 70 cents per pound and Is
very injurious to the nervous system. The PRRNOH
00FfkR, on the contrary, does not affect the nerves
one.third the price.
HouSekeopsrs are requested to try this celebrated
Conee and they will ind that NOT one word has
been aid IN Its praise that will not DO fully borne
MoSsrs. LIST 4 MORRISON will supply the
trade at preoIS0ly manufaeturerS' prices
J.F. BRoADBENT co.,
Manufacturers
telS-1WS 81 N. Calvert st., BALTNoRR
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PTTsauRaH, June lS.-Fhe sapits,v
Fair closed last night. TWAS a compIets
success. Thsnettprolits win eTceed srGl !.
eco dollRFa. 80
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stsEc. 10. All persons who shall neglect to nav
the du les and taxes 20 Aforesaid assessed UPON
THIN to the Collector, within the time specified
Qen dAys( HhGll be l able to pay ten per centum
additional upon the amount thereof and II the
annual and other duties, shall not be paid within
ton Gays nom and AFTER the demand therefor, IL
70 proceed to collect the said duties or taxes with
the ten per eentlm additional thereto a. Aforesaid
BY di9tEaint and sale OF the goods, chnttels or
effects Of the perSons delinquent, a. Aiornaid.U
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21
EXceIsior Planing Mill.

HAYlNG fitted up my establishment with the
II Latest Improved Machinery, am now pre-
pared q furnish at my Ofico Ia BRJDG GPORT, tho
same that was formerly occupied by Stewart aud
Reeltnes Rough aud Worked Boards, Flooring
weather. boarding. DoorB, Sash, shi uges shelyins
VoEnlce Boards Shutters, M0nldinRB, PallpRa PAN.
neistuh, frames, aud Building Materials GsneTaIIy
Al Work delivered free Of charges at tho oleys-.
ana ana Pittsburgh h. H. Depot, aud also At the
Baltimore and Ohio and Hempfsll H. r DEPOT.
ezceDtlng tollS
~ Ordera promptly attended to.
GEORGE KEELINE,
formerly Of the firm Of Stewart Keeiine1
BEmdEPoRT, Belmont Co., o. jss-6mS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


full assortment Of French and American Cad.
mere and RlAnnsll Army Shirts, Of various styles
and prices. Also, IS dozen White Dress shirts at
the following prices: Six for Ga, o1B, els,
021 and "A DOlIars.
Also, Shirts made to order and warranted to At
Of superior work and unsqualsd in quality for the
prices. ] 7. LAKIN,
mr20 No. 1o2 Main street, wheeling, ". We.
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Blanksl BlanksII

WE have now ON hand and are ready to supply
All demands for Blank Executions, Summons,
Sna subpRnaS, printed on good paper. These
plants we're gotten mp and approved by Daniel
LAMP, 4s9;. and arc in accordance with the late
statuteS. Oash ORDER arc respectfully solicited.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21
LubrICatIng Machinery O0.

VNHE Subscribers are now prep1Ted to furnish
u Manufacturers and Railro6d Companies with a
hrst rate Machinery OH, warranted not to gum aud
free Of all grit and deposit =
Wholesale and retail at the corner of Market
alley and Main street.
Je7.9w WARREN pEnaeR.
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New York Money Market.
NEW YoRK, June 90.

I V"Ni D Uuo -V'
Money Steady at car per cent.
Sterling Selling at 81 10 in 0old
GOld-Active aud frmer, opening at %
advancing to 9s5. declining to 97t,
closing quiet at 9s{.
Government StoGks-Firm, U. S. 6's 81;
Coupons 1924; 5:2os, coupons 1O53@
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SUMMER RESORT.
RIVERDALE HOUSE.

ON THE WHEELING 8 PTTTsBURG RAILROAD.
THIS delightful resort Offers Inducements to
\ Wheeling families not offered by any Hotel 10
the country, being 90 conveniently situated that
gentleman can remain in town and Join their fam.
Lies on Saturday evening. The House has every
convenience for the accommodation Of its guests,
with large Grounds, beautiful River, Alleys, Gym
NAHUM. Music, Boats, Stables, and the best water
west Of the mountains.
The table viii be Furnished With all the delcacies
ofthe season. n ~ Tl-7I-' 7
For particulars enquire the premises or address
-7r J.R GARDINER, F
OF, DR.. g. W. SPENCER,
Jo16-1m Pittsburgh, Pa.
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FOR SALE.
A VALUABLE STEAM POWER CIRCULAR
"A SAW MILL situated about u miles from tn
town Of West Liberty or 33< from Bethany, W. We.
Having good engine and double-6ued boiler, two
circular laws Zone s. inohl and other necessary az
rangoments, with Bulciont capacity to manufacture
from three 70 hve thouHGnd feet Of lumber per day
it, present location being good or It be removed
Ata moderate cost For further particulars apply to
ALRX. COEN,
Bethany 2. O., WA, or
=. COEH,
IOlI-1m Wheeling, W. Va.
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Photograph Cards for Gentlemen
CAMPLEs AND CATALOGUES sent for Is csntS.
~ Enelo9o IN envelope With your own name and
address. D. HEMMET1E,
So Liberty Street,
Z te1S-1ms HRW YoRE.
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OoLaATE,s HoNEY soAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such univer,
sal demand, Is made from the choicest materials
Is mild and omOllient in its nature, fra
grGntly Sconted, and extremely be n al
in its action upon the skin For sale by all Drug
giBto and Fancy Goods Dealers. mr16 1y
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FOR SAIM

A 7 the Lumber Yard corner OF 4th and Csntrs
~ streets, ono square south Of the Court House
wheeling, W. Va, on hands 1000 ShInEIes and
Sl kinds o. Lumber work, FlooTiOg, Weatherboar-d
ing, &c which VIII be sold at moderate prices.
tnyS4 I'M ISAAC CnTTS
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES oLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills

Prepared from prescription ofSir y. Clarke,
II. d., Physician Extraordinary to the
Queen.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-19

enlargement, and will not give up, there
is where you become heroic. Where
men make aggression upon you under
circumstances where ordinary men would
90 into anger aud revenge, and you will
not go into anger and revenge, and you
say, i cannot afford to do it must be
generous, and forgiyug, and forbearing,
there is where you become heroic. -
Where other men would give way to
corrosive passions, such as hatred, and
envy, aud malice and you say No /
must be a man and quit myself like a
man, and be strong there is where you
become heroic. Where other men
would abandon an unpopular cause, or
unpopular men to 90 with the multitude,
and you will not, and you adhere TO the
eight, and to those who are bearing OBJ
loquy, there is where you become heroic.
They run for favor, and you stand for
principle. They got what they run for
a bubble you got what you did not
think about, perhaps-herosm.
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The Cavalry Horse.

The cavalry horse is quite as familiar
with the long lists Of various trumpet sig
nails as the ider himself; he stops in
stantly when the signal for halting is
sounded passes from a walk TO a trot,
from trot to gallop, without requiring
any reminder from spur or rein. If his
rider fall in battle. or lose his strrups be
stops in moment, and waits for him
if he remains lying on the ground, he
stoops his head smells Of him, and when
he ascertains that there is no hopo of his
remounting, makes his way back to his
troops, wedges himself in his place in the
ranks. and shares afterwards in the move
ments of the rest. Music has an anna
zing influence upon him. IL an air be
suddenly struck up,you will see the worn
out and MORALLY tired horse raise his sick
head, prick up his ears, become animated,
and move briskly forward to the front.
During halt, or when quartered for
the night, the cavalry division, stretched
out on the ground, lies sleeping confused
ly together; a jumbled mass, which it
would be impossible to disentangle man
and horse side by side, the rider using
his horse for pillow, or rolling himself
beside il to shield himself from the cold
the faithful creature seldom changing the
position il has once taken. Ii it does so
il is with the greatest prccaution; first it
moves ito head and legs, endeavorng
gently to free itself, then il raises or turns
itself very slowly and carefully so as moi
to disturb those who surround i. If the
halt take place when the ground is wet
or frozen, the rider will gladly force bis
horse to one side after it has lain down
awhile, which by that time is warm, if
not dry.
The most affectionate relationship sub
sists between man and horse, as the re,
suit Of their thus living together. The
animal seems to understand everything
connected with his rider; he knows bis
masters step, his peculiar ways knows
how to seek him out among others; is a
faithful and disinterested companion and
friend to him, and has this advantage
over many another a good comrade- {
that he does not grow weary even ofsuf- S
feriug for him. :
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-19

THE CAFES OF PARIs.-ln Paris
ian cafe you will find as many women as
men-respectable women, too, who come
there with their husbands, and bring
their children with them. There they
sit in family group around marble ia
BILE, slipping their coffee, or their wine,
thinking it no shame to be seen by any
of their neighbors, because there is moth
ing 10 be ashamed of. The cafe is not
simply drinking shop, There is no ne.
cessity to drink anything stronger than
coffee or even sucre and you may sit at
your table as long as you please, read the
paper, play at dominoes, or chat with
your friends. All the amenities Of civil
life are strictly observed. The men are
gallant and polite; you never hear a
word that could offend the most sensitive,
and you never--or very seldom indeed
see any one tipsy. There is nothing
about the place to suggest the drinSing>
shop, or to impress you with the obliga-
ton to drink. You feel that you are at
liberty to take your ease and pleasure,
and do as you like. So accustomed is
tbe.landord to look upon his house as a
place for the convenience and general en-
tertainment of the public, that he viii
sometimes take more interest in a game
Of dominoes or piket than in the vending
of bis goods. Madame will have to
shrek to him to come and attend to his
business. In Paris, even the lowest elias
ses take their wine like gentlemen in
London they swill the liquors like pigs.
A London pubic-house is a trough
al Tile Year Round.
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A PERSISTENT YANKEE. A correspon-
dent writing from before Petersburg, re.
lates the following;
A sergeant stepped out from a riae-pit
on Sunday, and moved toward the enc
my, waving late paper, regardless of
the probability tina; he might at any mo-
ment be shot. A rebel officer shouted to
him TO 90 back, but the sergeant was I'M
mindful of the warning, and asked,
won't you exchange newspapersY--
mo" said the rebel, 81 have no paper,
and want you to 60 back" With sin
gular persistence the sergeant continued
to advance, saying, "Well, if you bain't
paper, reckon some of your men have,
and | want TO exchange, tell you"
"My men have not got anything of the
kind, and you must 90 back" SAID the Of
fcer in louder tone and with great en-
phasis.
Nothing daunted, the Yankee sergeant
still advanced until he stood plumply be-
fore the indignant officer, and said, 81 tell
you, now, you needn't get your dander
up. ] don't mean 10 harm no way.
P'raps if we amt got no newspaper ye
might give ne sulhin else. May be you
men would like some coffee 70: some to-
bacco. I'm dreadful anxious for a trade. -
The astonished officer could only repea;
his command: GO back, you rascal, or
I'll take you prisoner. tell you we
have nothing to exchange, and we don't
anything to do with you Yankees" The
sergeant said, rurfully :'Well, then, if you
haint got nothin,' why, here's the paper,
any way, and if you get one from Rich
mond this afternoon, you can send il
over. You'll find my name thar on that
The mans impudence or the officers ca
'gerness for news made him accept.
He took the paper, and asked the ser.
geant what was the news from Peters
burg. "OE our folks say we can 60 in
there just when we want to, but we are
waiting to gobble all you fellows first.
"Well. don't know but what you can
do it, said the Lieutenant, turning on
bis heel and re-entering his rife. pits,
meanwhile, my man, you had better 60
back" This time the sergeant obeyed
the otI-repeated order, and, on telling
his adventure, was the hero of the morn
ing among his comrades.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-19

PROCEEDS OF SANITARY FAIRS
The magnificent series of Sanitary
Fairs begun several months ago at Chi,
cago, is now nearly closed The sub
stantial results have been in the highest
degree satisfactory. The following is
lolerably accurate statement of the pro-
ceeds Of the fairs: Chicago, 5000 /;
Cincinnati, $4,000; Boston, SI47, 900;
brooklyn, 100000; Cleveland, Sl20.
600 ; Buffalo, 100000 New York.
sl,2OO,OOO ST. Louis, $4,000; Phil
adelphia, 81 100000; Pitlsburg, $3.50.
600 smaller fairs aggregate about $3.50.
600 Total, S4,437, 900.
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Admiral Buchanan, who bas been la
ken prisoner at Mobile, was commandant
of the Washington in 1861. He resign
ed on the 18th Of April, and aferward
asked to be restored, but his request was
refused. He commanded the Merrimac
In her attack on our fleet in Hampton
Roads, and in the battle with the Moni-
tor, and blew her up when Norfolk was
occupied by Gen Wool.
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HINTS TO FARMERS. -Toads are
the very best protection of eabbages
against lice.
Pears are greatly improved by graft
ing on the mountain ash.
Sulphur is valuable in prote ctin g
grapes from insects,
Lard never spoils in hot weather, it
cooked enough in trying it out.
In feeding with corn, sixty pounds
ground goes as far as one hundred in the
kernel.
Corn meal should never be ground
fine. 1t Injuries its richness.
Turnips Of small size have double the
nutritious matter that larger ones have.
Ruta baga is the only root that ncrea-
ses its nuriment as it increases in size
Sweet olive oil is a certain cure foI
the bite Of a raitlesnake. Apply inter
nally and externally.
Money skillfully expended in drying
land by draining, and otherwise, will b.
returned with ample interest.
To cure scratches 10 horses, wash the
legs with soapsuds and then with brine
Two applications will cure in The worst
| cases.
Timber cut in the spring and exposed
to the weather with the bark on, decays
much sooner than if cut in the fall.
Experiments show apples to be equal
to potatoes to improve cows, and decided
ly preferable for feeding cattle.
A bare pasture enrichas not the soil,
nor fattens the animals, nor increases the
wealth Of the owner.
One animal well fed is of more value
than two poorly kept,
Ground once well ploughed is better
than thrice poorly.
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WORTH OF A SoUL.-In the town Of

i WORTH OF A SoUL.-In the town OF
\ D, live two farmers, named Jones
and Atwood. Their farms join and, as
is often the case, a quarrel arose about a
certain sidehil line-fence The quarrel
resulted in a lawsuit, in which neighbor
Jones, having (as Atwood claims) sworn
the most tremendous lies on trial, gained
the case. A shor! time after notice was
given out that there would be preaching
on a certain evening in the school house.
On the appointed evening the neighbors
assembled. The preacher, having finish
ed his discourse, from the text, "What
shall man give in exchange for his
soul p invited any Of those present who
wished, TO make few remarks on the
text. Brother Jones arose and common
ced bis remarks by saying
What shall man give for his soul?--
How much is it worth Can any man
here tell me how much a soul is worth ?
Before he could proceed further, neigh
DOR Atwood jumped up, and, with finger
pointing 10 Brother Jones, said, in a
,hrill, piping voice which penetrated ev-
cry corner of the room
Il know what one mans soul is worth.
It's worth just one rod Of hi2 slider
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NEWPORT DRUG STORE.

4 HAVE recently returned from market with.
\ new supply Of Goods, consisting in part of
the following items Pure Drugs of all kinds for.
Medicinal uses, either for Physicians or for fam.
lilies, Dye stutfs for those who wish to color Pa
tent Medicines, such as Ayers Pills. Ayers Pee
toral, Sarsaparilla, Kennedy's Discovery, Her
rieks Pills and Plasters, Jayne's Medicines, Hair
Regeneration and other Hair Oils and Pomades
in abundance, Hair, Cloth, Tooth, Nail, and In
FAINT Brushes-a great variety. Powder, Puffs.
and Toilet Powder for the complexion. Rouge
Cosmetic Pink Saucers, Perfumery Of the fol-
lowing kinds: Jockey Club, Pachouly, Musk,
Verbena, Wild Rose, Pond Lily and West End
in a variety of styles, sizes and prices. Also a
number Of kinds Of Colognes. have also a
large assortment of
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Among which are School, Toy, Miscellaneous
and Blank Books, Pocket Bibles, Tcstamente
Family Bibles Webster'S and Worcesters Die
tionarics, both small and large, Weekly Papers,
Novelties, Beadle's, Monroe's and American
Tales, constantly receiving. In short have an
assortment of Books for old and young. Billet.
Note, Foolscap, and Legal Cap paper; also
Perforated, Tissue and Drawing paper a varie-
~ Of Envelopes Of all kinds, sizes and prices.
Confectionery, q good assortment Paints, Oils,
Narnishos, Japan and Brushes Surgical In
strumcutsi such as PesSorcs, Lancets Tooth
F0rceps, PhIeoms, Rubber Syringes, Cupping
Glasses, male and female Glass Syringes, Breast
Pumps, Graduates, &c, &c.
y. B. Physicians prescriptions carefully com
pounded at all hours. Orders by Express or
Mail will be promptly attended to; also specific
orders for any article in my line Of trade will
receive prompt attention.
J. Y. GREEN.
Newport, Vt, June 18th 1864
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"a Vermont has a larger number OF
acres of improved land than any other
New England state. OF cultivated acres,
Vermont has 2,758,443, Maine 2.577,
2l7, New Hampshire, 2,3G7C39 Mas
sachuselts, 2I55,5l3, Connecticut L.
03O,S06, and Rhode Island 329,85l.