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NEw YoEE. Fc3. -.
TLc inns Washington dispatch says
T,epr. Dabnev and part OF the y Mass
,,,airv who were captured by Moseby Lave
,-..srtd and crossed the Potomac. some
PRISONERS are lett IN the hands oi the rcoeIs-
IA, lEsrd's despatch saws lhe cry l.
r.ff .,r minors Of movement OF tue Army
,f tbe Potomac Ii is reported tiiat tents
No., 20 br struck Monday morning ana
.,ri,u, attempt made to dislodse Lee from
d.. position across the Rapldan.
7. era, II, reason 10 believe, also, that Oen-
,.,',,,, +. in motion from Chattanooga.
t,. Trifune's despatch says Zen olgel
ha, been appointed toan important co'nllia'il
Dos Jhe President. ~
Ire Tunes says The reoel war Delai
reui received on the 10th an otlclal despatch
t.s- 1.-The enemy made a demonetra'l,' '
,.ir3 .uubaats and large force Ut uian'
p,.s s. miles from Mobile. The enemy
f-ed rs shots. There Il no doaot ina.
tsal these approaches are from Banks hnes,
,,bermaus column Is operating by the
N.bil. az Ohio r. L. and a column IRON
Pensacola r. also advancing from Pollard Ten
F,s situation of Mobile j., critical. IN
o.l,r I,-laJcl announces the repn',e 81 '''
F,.,fai- with great loss at Grant : Pass
Tne Richmond E,dnunT says ten
,t.aiI.s force ha, been increased 10 3uo'
.a4 ac is preparing tof another raid T.
l.yucahur-.
The same reports another Federal rad ~
tie Peninsula with their advance at bon
Evansville hut says therc L. no occasion Tor al
a.l. a. Eicamond Is covered from assault.
Ire Lvuchburg Republican reports To
a...h of Pals1n Browniow in Knoxville.
p-~atele- from Charleston. Fen. !. SAY
Far..an 1rr,i~,d the Federals ~ iaA
Gay. fla
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ELIZABETH HrDE's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. }rI'O all persons lnvHr-
District Of Grand Isle ested in the esI ~.
az Flizsbeth HYDE late Of Grand Isle IN saiu Di'
trict deceased, testate. cr..,i,g
Whereas. Charles Russell, executor Of the eslst.
Of aid deceased has filed in aid Court an aeooun'
~ bis administration against said Estate
% vitacr,,on n i ordered by said Court that the
"a Monday in March A. D., lsti. at tne Fr9oss s5
ofice In the dwelling house Of the J1dge o. "a.
C1nrt in aid North Hero, he assigned for eAainla
a iIo,.arre of aid account. and that notice
thereof he given to all persons interested ol prp,
fishing this order three weeks successNelt ~ NJ ~.
Burlington Free Press, newspaper "a az ,;
lincton in Chittenden County, previous To '"e ''"
appointed. ..es g. ,,,,,ear he.
fore said Court at the tame and place 49, ~ -
object 10 the allowance Of said account II you nave
cause. . n =. I'D uss
Given under my hand at North Hero IN saih les
trict Ibis I'd day Of February, a y; i>t.r t5
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porpRErrE: PoUDRETTE:;

,,,HF LODI MANUFACTURING CoNPANf. win
an experience Of p years, again oleI l'' '
= - fsrti,.le ~ Poudrette al low prices
The experience of thousands q epstSneIs ~,
20 tbs fart that il IS the cheapest and the Ne.s 60
r.,1Ure in market. and particularly aaAp'e" i''
~ -. p,fr-o,. and CfGydsH Truek .
The Company manufacture also boSk IA and
substitute Tor 6uanol, from bone, night ~" '''
,-,.ro -roupd fne Price si5 per ton .-i...
,,r7rbIet containing directions Tor use P.tlt''
a. NAV be had free by addressing letter " '''
49, '''' LODI MANUFACTCRlN6 tp-.,
IS Courtlandt St, New forS-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ro.RMs:ToARMs: THE CITIZEN

Soldier will find more deadly foe in the brackish,
muddy water and damp night air than in the most
determined enemy. HoLLowAT's Pills so purify
the blood and strengthen the. stomach and bowels
that the soldier can endure these hardshps and
stl he strong aud healthy. Only rs cents per box.
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S.ATURDAY Evening on Church street, between sI,
- Pearl anu College Streets, SUI Eh ~ -
6NfFF The finder will he Literally re"AIueu y
leaving il at tnis otice. -
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ADQUARTERs.
LOUIS FOLLETT & CO..


and dealers in FLOUR
South side Of the Square, Burlington, VI
WE would respectfully invite the attention
w the Country Trade to our new and complete
stock Of standard Groceries comprising everything
in the line from the ordinary and low priced article
10 the choicest and most expensive that the mark
cts 81 the country afford. Designing 20 make his
establishment noted Distributing Depot Tor the
the neccssaries and Injuries Of life, shall be con-
SANITY stocked up TO meet every demand In the
line all which will he opened at the lowest possible
prices and under no circumstances will be under
old. We shall be supplied at all times with the
choicest brands Of Pastry Flour including the fam
ous Louis a. well as with the popular brands Of
Snring and Winter Wheat. and perfect satisfaction
10 All who favor Us with orders will be guaranteed
For Country Produce the highest market rates are
offered
Dec ~, 1853. W.T.
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rhi. celebrated TOILET >o4P. i'm such uuiyer-a
demand 5. made from the o5a,r,'f materials. s..
and .,loii,uf Jon il. nature, raq-aHfg '-'H''a.
t,l.s-,qi I'M it- sctiou upon the skin. For s'i~
all Druggists and nnsv Goo.. Dealer
las DO dkEly
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Richmond. Vt, June %, 1881.
Nessrs. Seth ". FGwlc * Co, Boston,
Having been much benefited BY the use OF Ut;
wi.tar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. cheeriully aaa
my tstirnonv in favor OF It's great curative powers
some three wears since was attaek ed with Sc
we're Cough soreness and irritation OF the lung %
which was added Asthma In a severe FORM buiih-
the first wear tried several Of the most popular
medicines u the day, but received no real rSiiel'
and had almost despaired OF ever regalhl.e my ny
health when was induced TO try Dr. Nlstar bSi-
sam OF Wild Cherry. which very soon relieved me
Nv Cough became loose. the soreness ana irritation
disappeared and my general health be sah 70 nm
continued its use and few bottles restored me !"
better health than ever hoped 10 ENJOY again.
believe the Balsam 70 be the most rehaoie reme'y
that can he found 800, ,s,,c ,,oopr
From Mr. Mrs. Peck.
Monkton, Vt, June Is. ism
Messrs. :. n. FOwle 4 Co..
We have two sons who for seven years had neen
sorely afflicted with Asthma dt being, We think
hereditary in the family accompanied with ter
rible cough. and extreme difhcuity OF oreatnihs-
During this time tried every means TO relleEe
sns snd III Patent Medicines. Nothing but HistaT''
Baissuu % wa cheTTy gives any relief and we keep
IL always by Us. =, 49,.
in cases Of Asthma Colds. and such Ike com
plants. ....4 ~. q. o~,s,,,l,
b.yond that Of our family E P. PEck
J. A PECh-
Twenty Years Experience.
Monkton, Vt, June 2s 1880
N.s.r, S " Fowie x Co., Boston,
fIeu.lenren Having for twenty wears past Zee
in the habit Of using Dr.. Wistar's Balsam OF VIC
/ Cherry In cases Of Coughs, Colds, and pulmonary
Arections can testify 10 its great merits Win ne u
,nos, ronsdence believe II to be the best medicine
f.r these complaints ever used, and hsve no douo,
th,t the use Of IL has three several times saved
I me from Consumption, besides many times IN ls,e
years sfording immediate relief in less severe a.
tacks. -.
Lam : wears Of age, and for many years ha y =
heen a subject Tor pulmonary disease, but ~ the
nse N this excellent remedy l keep myself quite
comfortahle can hardly find language 70 ex pres
the exalted opinion have OF the Belsa1n- and re-
commend It's use 70 all as the best remedy thal an
bonss5 GEORGE Da,T.
sETH ". FowLE CO.
Boston.
And for sale by all Druggists.
January 81.
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY .
sir James ClaTke'~
- ...... .....,, ~Ex,.uu- utTFS

tELEBR ATED FEMALE PILLS.
'THIS well known medicine IS ug imposition,
huta sure safe remed, &. teuaie p'tu'u.tes
and DISTINCTIONS, FROM any cs1s' whatever ami
although powerful remedy. IT. contains nothing
hu-t.ul Co. the constitution.
will. in q short time. brius 10 the monthly period
with regularity.
In SD cases Of Nervous ami spinal affections, Pain
In the Back and Limbs, Heavincss. Fatigue on slight
exerdoH. Palpitatiou Of the Heart. Lowncss o
Spirits, Mysteries sick Headache, Whites, aud al
the painful disease occasoned by disoricred sys
ten. these Pills will affect cure when al other
means have failed.
These Pills have never been known TO fail where
the directions on the 2nd page % the Pamphlet are
well observed.
For full particulars. get pamphlet. free. Of the
agent.
N.B-il and f postage stamps enclosed TO any
uthoriyed agent. will insure bottle. containing
trgt Pills. by return mail.
JOB MOSES, sole Proprietro
- Cortlandt ST. y. Y, city
Sold by all Druggists. dSWiY
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PPLE. Currant. Crab Apple. Gooseherry
Y O1,furs Peach. Grapc, Strawberry and Rasp
berry JeIies in tumblers, very fine. at
No. = MON Block.
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IoaS WILCox,s EsTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Honorable the
D.trict Of arand Isle, IS: Probate Court for the
District OF Grand Isle 70 the heirs Of John "iieox'
late OF Grand Isle, deceased
~ GREETING
gs,reas, Jaber Ladd, administrator Of the Estate
Of the said John Wilcox hath represented % thls
court that the personal estate OF the said deceased
& insufceut 70 pay his debts by the sum OF s3ls9
add hath applied for license 70 sell all q aid rsa
estate including the reversionary right IN tne
ridov.s dover for the purpose Of paying the debts
against said estate and the charges OF adminisrs-
ton. ,....-A.,.-.
Th,-,6-,, you are hereby notified 70 appear before
the probate Court at session thereof 70 Be hclden
AZ the Probate Office in North Hero on the hrst Mon
dav Of March A. D. 1854 and show good cause 70 tne
contrary or give bonds as said Court snail direct io'
he p.vment Of aid debts otherwise, the ssid 80,
ministrator will be licensed and authorized 10 sell
the estate Aforesaid for the payment OF the dent'
against said estate and all cost. and legal enarsee
trict this 9Th day Of February A. d; lse4:
ws5gs Attest AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, Judge
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GRiQE'S EEEBRITED SiLyE.
ASSURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Salve Is a vegetable preparation, invent
ed IN the 18th century, by Dr.. WN. GRACE,
surgeon in King JaInes's army. Through its
agency he cured thousands of most serious sores
and wounds that baffied the skill Of the most
eminent physicians of his day, and was regarded
BY all who knew him as = public bene-aeIor.
Grace's Celebrated salvs cures Burns.
Grace's Celebrated Salvs cures Sea-ds.
Grsce's Celebrated salve cures FLESH Wounds
Grscs's Celebrated salve cures Corns.
Grsce's Celebrated salve cures Felous.
Gr.ce's Celebrated salvs cures Frozen Limbs.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Wens.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Callouses.
Grsce's Celebrated salvs cures Salt Rhsur.
Graee's Celebrated salve cures Chilblains.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Sore Breast
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Sore Lips.
Grsce's Celebrated sslve cures Erysipelas Sores.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Assesses.
Grsce's Celebrated Salvs cures Ulcers.
Graee's Celebrated Salye cures Chapped Hands.
Gracs's Celebrated salvs cures Ringworns.
And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
nature down 10 a corsmon Pimple. It eradi-
GATES pimDies from the face, and beauties the
SKIN. There i no preparation before the public
thar can equal this Salve in prompt and ener-
ge;lc action for the speedy cure Of external dis
ezs,s s. those who have tired its virtues testify
Soldiers. Sailors, and Fishermen, viii Ind TINS
SAVE their best friend.
T. ta- none of the irritating. heating proper
;.es Of other remedies, but coOls, cieanses. and
h.a, the most serious Sores and Wounds
Every family and especially those containing
children. should keep box on hand II case OF
acc.der-. Tor IL Will save them much trouble.
SUFFERING. and money. All It wants Is a iaIr
TIA TO cure old anu inveterate Sores,
N,ST-rACTrRFD RI
WILLIAM GRACE
An esoary, Macs
P-r~r o. ~-rf' 1aE 81 per Boz.
Great saving H. maize hv taking the larger SIZE
Each box has tine above cut ami the fac-simile oi
the proprietor signature attached 90 il, which IS
duly copyrighted
GEORGE GOODWIN q co.
- Hanover Street, Boston.
General Agents for New England.
GRACE's SALVE can be obtained az all the respect
able Druggists and Country stores every where
April 9th. SO. Wil.s
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MONEY BELTS.

rI,HERNOMETERS steel and Jet BELT Clasps
| Gold Buckles ami Pins for Belts, SIDE ana baeA
t7lfs ,Fith white balls on them, Green speetacie'
and {, .rgles and large assortment Of steel han
her. silver Gold and Plated Bowed spectacies anu
Na.e q lasses Glasses fitted AT
J. f. BRINSNlAlDS Old stand,
I'll l. Church Street
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I,lNF Armies. Peaches. Cherries. Apples. Pears,
| Ouinre. Rasuh.rries Bueherries in syrup,
1nd neatly put W IN cans very dne-
'- Al No ? Union Block.
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Marry FARM FOR SALE.

,J,HE place known as the Bowman Farm, situated
in the south port Of Westford, six miles from ts-
sex Junction containing about $50 acres. Also Tor
ale about Is cows pair Of horses, all the farming
tools dairy utensil. and fixtures for making sugar
II il one Of the best stock and dairy farms In the
County and will be sold low the owner being una
bic 10 carry it on. in consequence OF poor health
and advanced age. Possession given the LIST OF
March For further particulars enquire OF the sub
scriber On the premises.
WestArd. Feb. {, ST. wsv.
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H,!RDfE: DYE: BATCH

,..- ,sI '-stcd Hair Dye IS tiS b''f iH ne ''oaif
r.. au, harmless true and reiiable Dye known.
r... .r-,aI.d Us,- Use Sc pcrfect-chauges Red,
Ra-. srss Ha.r. instantly g. 1ia''y Bloc Or
,lta-4 bra. -- without .uIurin- Jue Hair or stain
f.-... sam. leaving the Hair son ami Beautiful
.a,l.- a.l vitality frequently restoring it, pr'--
tlo...... .ll rcc,ihc- tae ID. effects "i baa Dyes
os.4.ae is. ..-uea WILLIAM A. BArcHELoR
al. ,... a-o mere limitations, and should hrav'i1-
,.. -..s a. au Druggists. Se. Factory BARC-
r...~r NY. BA,aEloR's Nrw Taurr CREAS
Goa ur.--tse ruE HAIR
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rt,UE choicest brands II Spring and Winter nheai
Fiour- together with the common grades are
nov iu store and offered for -ale at the lowest mar
ker rates. y.,-,. nor I FIT l. "a
fan. LUIS NA%A-A-A
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y,Ir,RLE FARM FOR SALE

rI,HF Mace known as the sIsham Homesteadr
| Shelburne Falls, containing los acres Of and
about 70 Of wood There are about 800 bearing
fruit trees the place. choice varieties o. Apple
Pear Plum and Cherries, together with large as
srtment Of all the best smaller fruits in the gar
den. stock and tools viii be sold with the farm II
desired Poor health, making a change Of climate
de-irable i the reason for the proprietor selling
Also a wood lot Of a acres about mile from the
Falls. for sale. - -.,
For particulars inquire Of BY HON sIENENs'
Painesyille or OF the subscriber on the premises.
GEORGE BLISS, Shelburne Falls.
l., w3ms
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EvrRv sopY lSIEREsrEn.-REv. j. ;. GFIs-
MOLD. Washington, New Hampshire, writes
Mrs :. 4. Allen preparations, World hair
Restorcr and Zylobs!saniuu, are really ein'a-
ciais IN changing the hair 10 IT. natural Color
and arc all they purPort 10 he ,os
S,l5 bv druggists everywhere. Depot. los
Greenwich 81, New orb
Feb 18th.
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.H.w.HYDE's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, lV'O all Pers3ns con-
District OF Grand Isle IS. Il cerned IN the estate
OF A. II. ". Hyde, late Of Grand Isle IN sa44 DN
trict deceased. ,..,;,,.,
Ata Probate Court holden at the Probate once
&, Nortb Hero. on the Cd DAY Of February, y "
lsei an instrument PqrP9rt3g 70 be the ~ sl,
and testament Of A. H. W HYDE, late % u IN
Court aforesaid for probate by Charles RUSSELL the
Executor therein named ~, ~ NJ.
dav in March, A. ID. ls6l at the Probate olhee IN VI
dwelling house Of the Judge OF aid Court pa 80
North Hero be assigned for proving sara N
strument and that notice thereof be gwen %
ali persons concerned, by publishing TINS o r
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Tree
pres. a newspaper printed at Burlington, IN ohit-
tenden County, previous 10 the time sPPolnteu, h
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO appear % J,
fore aid Court at the time and place ainreshu
and contest the probate of said will II You nave
Given under nv hand at North Hero In ssid DIS
triet this 81 day OF February, \. ID. lslt.
NV AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, Judge.
VIEWS
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.D,RIxc AND SUFFERING =

THRILLING Narrative Of facts None can
A rcad 10 without emotion. A History OF the
Great Railroad adventure, by William Pittnger
one Of the adventures, with an introduction ny
kcv. Alexander CLARK. .-
For sale AZ III NIlNu ioNo.
Feb = I-ff.
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DIR rosI.s.vENErIAN HoRsELIN-

ivr>r In Pint Bottles at Fify Cents. Cures lame
u--s, cuts. gals, collie, &c. Read the following
BosroS, July 5th, i-'s.
Dr. Toa'as. We have used Tor the past year your
Horse Liuneut for lAmeness, kicks. bruises collie
and cats. and in every instance found it the hest
article ever tried IN this circus company. Please
send six dozen. as it is the only iiniment we use
nov. We have Io- horses, some very valuable, and
do not want 20 leave town without H.
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PRE- SER YES.


.-,TRAWBFRRIES. Cherries. Ounces. Crab Apple,
- Ginscr. Tamarinds. Pine Apple Preserves neatly
f'' ''' No. Union Block.
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SOUrH WARSAW. o., July = t~hi-
One young man, who haI peeh slyA
and not ont of the house for two years with Scr"iua
and Frvsipelas after paving the doctors over siF'
without benefit. has l'een cured by ten bottles 81
your bitters. .,.,,-.p,, u-orN,Tf-
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POLLY HoDGKIN.s Estate.

WE the subscribers having been APPOINTED hs
w the Hon the Probate Court for the DisIet
~ t;r,nd Isle Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust the claims aud demands q All persons
agan.f the estate Of Polly Hodgkins late OF uranI
I7s derea.ed. Represented insolvent, and also all
clsims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto, ana
,ix months from the day Of the date hereof BEN Z
allowed for that purpose, we 90 therefore nerepS
our appointment, AZ the dwelling Of CARLISLE 1.
Hodgkns In Grand Isle In said District on the nrst
Tuesaay OF July next at 10 o'clock A ".
D.tef at Grand Isle this 2lst day of Jannary'
A. - LYsASDER KINNEY, com,r..
v-zua1 WN CHAMBERLAIN. W..
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BOSTON MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. n
FLoUE-The market for Flour has been quite
dali throughout the week. Sales Of Western super
fine at 80 - n 6 Is; common extra at s. IS a 90;
medium do at g. = n 5; and good and choice, in
eluding Canada. tennessee, Ohio and Michigan at
as % ar p e Dbl In Corn meal the sales have
been moderate at s. I2i a o p 2 bb. for good ship
ping brands In Rye Flour the sales have been
confined to small lot ats a 2 Dbl. for common
ana extra. In Buckwhest sales at 80 20 a g.. y
100 rs.
GRANITE demand for Cora the past week has
been moderate. sales of new Southern yellow at
81 % a ] 81, and Western mixed at g. -, cash
oats have been in demand. with considerable sales
at IS a sc 2 bush. and higher prices now ask
ed. In Rye small sales at 81 81 n I n = bushel.-
White Beans have been in moderate demand ats :
n ; formarrow and extra pea; and 81 80 n ? = for
common ana good blue pod. In Canada sales At
81 81 T. hush. Shorts are scarce ami higher, with
sales at go AZ 80 Y ton In Fine Feed and Mid
ding sales at SO n - q ton.
PROVISiONS.-Pcrk il quite firm hut continues
in moderate demand. sales at SIS 50 a. 10 81 for
p.ime; So - m - ~ for mess and 50 n y for
clear cash. Beef is quite firm and continues in DE-
mand. with sales Of Eastern and Western mess and
extra at 81 80 a le 81 and family extra At e., -
bbl cash. including Western and Boston. Lard is
Gru and Ia, neen ia fair demand. with sales at @.
n Ii.c. as q quality aud prime Is generally held
arm at the latter rate. Smoked Ham, have been sell.
Ing a; % G Ia!c y ib casn. IN Pekled haius sales
Of 200 terces al zee, cash Butter - quite firm aud
choice quality is very scarce. The safes 81 good
and choice New York and Vermont has he,n 1t -
a s5e. ami common ar 9oc q 20. Cheese i,am and
ha- been in fair demand at 90 l6c q TO- a. to quail
its, Hogs have been selling Qute freely At % RI
Zoe for Western au. choice Western. and state at
lds ~ lie :. p. cash.
WuOL-The private transactions in Wool the
past week have been considerable. uut the tone u
the msrset il not So firm. The sales II fleece and
pulled aid up e5o.pJ' Hs at from 90 a -'se p 70. as
to quality. including low srede Vermont and West
ern W Tor very choice clip. %. Ohio and Penns iva-
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FROM THE ARMY HOsPITAI-THE

bloody battle-feld-the mansion Of the rich and
humble abode Of the poor-fron the Office and the
saered desk-from the mountain top, distant valleys
and far-off islands Of the ocean-from every nook
and rper Of the civilized worlds pouring in the
evidence Of the astonishing effects oil DRAAhS
PLANTATION BITTERS. Thousands upon thou
sands Of letters like the following may be seen at
nnr nlhce.
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BOSTON TRIBE.

IIAMs o. the best quality Just received at H..
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The most 7ra.u and speedy remedy ever discovered
t-.f t..r Disease o. the Chest and Lungs,
t.1-.-. Colds. Asthma. Consumption,
These vaier- give the most instantaneous
ANA perfect relief and when persevered with accord
iaeto DIRECTIONS. never fail to effect rapid and
Ii-tia--1 Thousands have been restored to per
feet health VINO have tried other means in vain. To
al classes and all constitutions they are equally a
blessing srd cure-noue uee despair, no matter how
long the disease may have existed. or however Sc
YER. Fl, may he. provided the organic structure @
the vital organs IS not hopeessly decayed. Eve
ONE afflicted should give them impartial trial.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
q Cortlandt st. y. Y. City
r--s. cents per box. For sale by all druggists
nsr ti-r, t-f3 dawiy