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For Wounds, either occaisoned by the
Bayonet. Sabre or the Bullet,
Snrt.s nr Rrmisna.

To which every Soldier or Sailor are liable, there
are no medicines safe, sure and convenient lt
llulloway's Pills and Ointment. The poor wounded
and almost diving Sufferer might have his wounds
.alf with this matcllcss Ointment, which should te
,Irust into the wound and smeared an round Q.
then cover with piece Of linen from his knap,scs
and compressed with 4 handkerchief Takiu- ui -ht
and prevent Inflammation.
Every Soldiers knapsack and Seaman's chest
would be provided with these valuable Rem aiies
CAUrION.-None are genuine unless The
words Holloway, New-Nork and London are dis
cernable ls a water-mark In every leaf ui the book
% directions around each pot ~ box the same NAV
De- plainly seen By h0l1in- the leaf t. the light.
handsome reward will De given O. any one renler-
such Information a will lead o. the detection 81
any party parties c0uuterfeiting the medicines OF
Fendin-. the same. knowing them % be spurious.
- sold at the Mandatory % Professor Hoilo-
way, 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and hy an re-
spectacle Druggists and Dealers ia Medicine
throughout the civilized world, in boxes az = cents
90 cents and J..
There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
M. Directions fer the guidance Of patients in
very disorder are affixed 70 each box.
Dealers in my well known medicines
can have Show Cards, Circulars, &c.s
FREE OF Expense. by addressing
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so MAIDEN LaneX.
JOHN F. HENRY & CO.,
Wholesale DEALERS IN
English & American Patent Medicines,
HsJ OiLs and R,,;orafirs,, Pe-f1rs-y Of al
kiHis, DC, SC.
Johu F. Henry,l WATERBURY,, VT and
B. B. johnson. 5 MONTREAL, Z. E.
GENERAL Agents FOR HoLLowAr's MEDICINES.
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EsMx COUNTY

Atthe West Cone, I'd House, West Concord, on
Tuesday Jan. 5th, l-u+-
At Morris Woods Hotel, Guildhan, On Thursday,
jan. 9Th.
Al the Island Pond House, Island Pond. on Satur-
day. Jan 9Th.
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GDENsBURGH RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, November SOth, 1903
FIRST TRAIN, BosToy AND NEE YORK
EXPRESS.

EMPRESS.
Leave ogdensburgh at 30 ANi breakfast AZ
Malone) arriving At Rouses Point Al ~ - NJ 1lI
lIngtonl 20 Pm Troy aud Albany 800 y, New or
5O5AN, White River Junction % n, Concord "
rS-No change Of cars by this train between Og-
densburgh and Boston.
SECOND TRAIN, THROUGH MAIL.
Leave Ogdensburgh at 4 0PN, (iine at Malone)
arriving al Rouse's Point al 30 n, St Alhans ~
PN Supper Burlin .t1n sOl pm. and Boston early
next NOR ming. splendid Sieefi"g Cas- run with ths
train between R0us-'s Point and Boston Ihls tram
connects with Montreal and Chalp.ain Railroad at
Rou.ss Point arriv.n- at Montreal 600 Pm.
RETURNING.
Leave Boston 500 An texpres) without change
Of cars. arrivin. at D-deu-nuf-h 1909 night con
nectng with night express train, Graud Trunk Rail-
way, for all points West, sc.
Leave Boston ul A ". AMI . GOD ? n. and New OK
utAM.anI 300 psi. arriving at O.iensHu rs 90 ?
A. next dav. connecting with G.. T. RAILWAY ana
Ottiwa a Presc u Railway, fir west and north;
q. Y. HpYLE, Sup't-
Nal me, y y, Nov. 18th. l-63
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At seegars Hotel, Cambridge, on Tuesday, Jsnu-
ary 9Th, 1865.
At Daniels Hotel, johnson, on Wednesday. Jan
10Th.
AT the American House, Hydepsrk, Thursday,
January zist.
AT the MorrisviIle House, Borrisville. Friday
Jan. I'D
At the Mansfield House, stowe on Saturday, Jan
Sd
Bv the provisions OF the Excise Laws all persons
neglectinz % pay said Taxes within the time above
specified NUsr pay 10 per cent additional upon the
amount thereof
Taxes on Monthly Returns not previously paid
will be received at the above stated times and
places.
Any person can remit his tar by another a. his e
ceipts VI he returned Bills Of Banks outside the
state WILL NOT be received. United States eurren-
cy preferred - -.
Collector Of lard Collection District, Feru1snt
Burlington, Nov. Is, ls63. vAwe
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GLN. MEADE on The SIIUAuoN.-Gen.
Meade. IN his speech at Philadelphia last
Tuesday, said
We are making every effort to improve the
prlzl-lt, and, rs soon as the weather moderates
and the season viii allow, active operati rs VIII
be commenced anew and IN earnest The war
must he ended by hard lighting and it becomes
every man. and child 70 work fJr the increase of
our armies in the field. When that is done
trust that noxt summer will come to Us with
peace restored to the land -
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NET RALGIA

Are caused by al eyer-eXtensiou and sudden re-
action 81 the musclcs-is cured by few bottles u
Kennedy Rheumatic Lluiment-equally good for
man and beast
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NOTICE.

THE Subscriber has on hand IS tons Of Good Barn
i Hay, and wishes 70 feed il out on his premises
Parties who have cattle they wish kept over the
winter will find this good opportunity
For terms apply 70 1900 .----
Essex Vt. Dec. ., 1873. w4v.
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THE attention Of the public Is called % this mos;
Il excellent Of all Linimeuts, a. perfect and
speedy cure for all the aches and pains that flesh Is
hei- 10.
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l. caused by a staynatiou q the fluids arising from
checked persplration-is cured by few bottles Of
keunedy's Rheumatic Liaimeut.
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Weakness or Debility Induced by Over
Fatigue

viii soon disappear % the use Of these valuable
Pills and the Soldier will quickly acquire addition
rouA strength. Never let the Bowels be either
lined or unduly acted upon. Il may seem strange
that Holloway's Pills should bee recommended for
Dysentery and FluK, many persons suppo-inE that
they would increase the relaxation. This Is great
mistake for these Pills Will correct the liver and
stomach and thus remove all the acrd humOurs from
the - stem. This medicine will give tone and vlzOr
60 the whole organic system however deraused,
while health and strength follow a. a matter u
course. Nothing viii stop the relaxation Of the
Bowels - sure As this famous medicine.
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HE CAMPAIGN COMMENCED.
MASON & HAMLIN's
C.fRE.vET ORG.I.N'S.
n.--..L DILL u ,Ccn

THE Cabinet Organs are pronounced by Artist
l. " the best # their kind in the world ;r-and
very admirable for both private and public usen
tSee written testimony from more than ONE hun
DRIED Of the most eminent organists II the leading
cties.l Mason 4 Iiamlin's instruments have receiv-
ed the only GOLD MEDAL ever awarded in this coun-
try,~-also, ELEVEN SILVER MEDALS, and fourteen
Diplomas, in all tsenty-six First Preniums,-over
all competitors.
Prices Of Cabinet Organs. manufactured solely
by Mason Hamlin,l go to 500 Melodeons, $50
10 $40.
y. B.-Instructor- for the Cabinet 0rgan.-also
arrangements OF music for the same, published
by Nah.
9 - illustrated Catalogues sent by mail.
Address Z" Mason Hamiin. BOstoa,r or Mason
Brothers, New Yak
os.- st. Wa
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LAr.T IRON MAioo At san FIsneisct,
Jaa. H. dates AL hscn received from the
city Of Mexico to Dee. - ON tie l7th
Gen. Uraga with 5OCG M,xicans attacked
the French army intrcnchci at Mozelia, but
were repulsed with a reported loss of 1000
killed and wounded
On the 9th the Mexican traitor Tobar, with
5000 men, near Guaialagara, was defeated by
an equal number Of loyalsts, under Col Rasos :;
SOC prisoners, 500 horses, and large amount
ofarms and ammunition, were captured by Ras-
os.
letter from President Jurez, dated San Lu-
J., Dec. sth says
We know full well if the United States had
not been engaged in their present struggle, no
European potentate would ever have attempted
to strike blow against Republican institutions,
but as We are, with Gods help, we Will try to
defend our beloved Mexico.
You no doubt will be somewhat surprised at
our abandoning our principal cities, leaving
them in the hands Of the French. We think we
are right in doing SO. In the first place, as a
military view Of the matter, the further We can
draw them into the interior away from their base
the better
By dividing them up and distributing their
forces they become weaker and give Us more
power TO assail and destroy them. We don't
intend TO carry on more than what Is clsssel rs
a guerilla warfare
We are not in position TO await for attack on
any Of our points by their system Of artillery
warfare. The French army being fir superior
10 ours IN point of discipline, as vel - being
supplied with all the modern improved guns and
equipments, we would be compelled 10 succumb
eventually in any pitched battle, while by har-
assing and destroying their communications.
and carrying on rowing system Of wlrfire like
that which the French have experienced in
Spain, they eventually win not consider Mexico
an easy empire TO govern.
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NORTH CAaoLNA.-The new loyal paper,
the North Carolina TINES, published at
Newbern, says;
The people Of the State are ripe for revolt
against the Richmond government, but are al
most helpless in consequence Of the withdrawal
Of some sixty thousand of her sons into other
States their spirit, however, Is not cowed there
by. The leaders Of this movement advocate a
separate sovereignty, as We understand, and not
q return to the Union, although the leaders
boldly avOw a return to the Union preferable to
the present state of affairs in Dixie. We have
almost daily evidence Of this fact from the large
number who come within cur lines AMI avail
themselves Of the Presidents amnesty proclaim
alton. If our troops could hold our railroads and
avenues Of approach into the State, the oh
North State would be in the Union, not only by
conquest. but Of her own free vii and accord.
The number Of citizens ia this city who have
syailed themselves Of the Presidents amnesty
proclamation, by taking the oath and parole
therein laid down, is about 100.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

HE place known as the "Isham Homes,ead- a,
Shelturne Pals containing los acres Of land
out 10 Of wood. There are about 3e1 hearing
uit trees on the place, choice varieties Of Apple
Pear, Plum and Cherries together with a lar..e as
sortnent Of all the hest smaller fruits in the gar
den stock and tools will he sold with the farm II
desired. Poor health, making change 81 climate
desirable IS the reason f'r ~ proprietor 5, Hing
A'.Y y -'rl lot ID = 1lout nile from the
Falls, for sale
Pain ssville, or OF the subscriber the premises
GEORGE BLISS Shslb7rEe Falls
-. Es-s
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for the Holidays, comprising the most elegant
socks, issued by the English and American publish
ers. Works in History, Biography, VOYAGES and
Travels, Standard Poets and Dramatists illustrated
editions, and fine bindings. Bibles and PRAYER
Books, and a very large assortment Of
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FRIEEUs AND RELATIVES
W taE-
Brnre Soldiers s. Sailors.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
OINTWENT

A IL who have Friends and Relatives in the ARMY
n or Navy, should take especial care that they
g amplp SUPPLE! with these Pills and Ointment 3
and where the brave Soldiers and Sailors have me-
elected % provide tn mselves with them, no better
present can be sent them by their friends They
have heeu proved O. Del the Soldiers neFer-iaillnE
friend ia tho hour u ueefL
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REMOV VAL.
Byam, Carlton & Co.,
MANUFACTURES OF FRICTION WITCHES,
vi have removed from Union 81 70 their large
building recently erected,
Nos. 90, 81. 90, 9s, 100 x 1O2 Friend st.
Being the largest and oldest manufacturers %
Friction Matches in this country, dealers, ship
pers sea captains. and consumers, can always rely
on q good article, and the only match that has
withstood the test years In every climate
-. Always on hand and packed at short notice
for shipment. Gard, BlocS, Parlor or Water-Proof
Wood and Paper Box, and the celebrated Byan
Matches
CAUTION.
In consequences Of the high reputation our Match
e. have obtained, numbers Of persons are selling an
article Of inferior quality, and even base eHougs "
use our trade marks In order 20 avoid sny occpr
renee Of the kind hereafter all OF our matches NJ
have printed on the wrappers, " Manufactured oy
BfAM, CARLTON 4 Co"
At wholesale in Burlington by SHEDD & WALEEE,
and CLARKE s ELnRipGE-
Boston. Nv. ls63 Wins
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JUST RECEIVED.
The Great Indian Remedy
FOR FEMALES.

DE- MATTIS0Y's INDIAN EllMENAGOGU
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cHIrrESDkS COUNTY.

At nv once Ia Burlington, on Monday, Nov slth,
Tuesday Dec lst, and "wednesday, Dec 2d ISIS.
Al 5 Wards Hotel, Milton, on THURSDAY, Dee a.
At Ransom's Hotel, Richmond, on Friday Dee
At the Bostvi,k House, Jericho, on Saturday, lt-
eernher 9Th
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IMPORTANT
TO ILL I.V'I:fLIDS !!
Iron in the Blood !
ni- well known 70 the --e.iic-l
Is. isHM Profession that
SgT5S%A THE VITAL PRINCIPLE
W Liz r--- ;s {; g; ;.' BLOOD IS
This is derived chiefly from the food we eat but
II The food Is not properly digested or " IRON ~
-, - 40 cir~ula alton or becomes reduced INC
whole system suffers The hsd blood viii ~
the heart W u clog mp the lunSs VIII stuR'i3 a.
ir.i viii Instruct tie liver, and will send lt- NE
- ritefnr elements TO a u parts 81 the ~ sim,
and ever,- one will suffer in Whatev~r organ may
be prcdispOsed 70 disease
To take medicine TO cure diseases oceasioned oy
deficiency Of
IRON IN THE BLOOD.
,,but restoring It to the system, il like trying to
renair a building when the foundation is gone
I,,. only since the discovery Of that valuable
combination known as PERUVIAN syrup that
the great power Of this gifaiziug SgsHt over dis
ease has been brought 10 light
The Peruvian syrup,
The Peruvian syrup,
e.. p-.,,-,.s Solution Of PRoTOxIDE or IRoN,
w i,e,,e-y IN Mss,eizs nat strikes al tss Root Of
,,,,,, nv .upplying the Blood with ts pitsi PriH-
opt, or LIFE Element, IRON
This Is the secret Of the wonderful success Of this
remedy in curing DYSPEPSIA. LIVER COM
PLANT CHRONIC DIARRHEA, soILS,
NERToUS INFECTIONS, CHILLS.
AND FEYERS, HUMORS, LOSS or
CONSTITUTIONAL FIGOR,
DISEASES or KIDNETS
AND Bidder, FE-
rsaie Complaints,
and all diseases originating
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD,
or accompanied by Dssiify or a Lou STATE Of tAs
Sytfsu.
Being free rom Alcohol in any form, ifs sHsrgiI-
ug ,gsef, A., NOT foorsa By corresponding Tsac''on
hut are permanent infasng strength, r1goT and "s''
nj, into all parts Of the system and building up an
IRON CONSTITUTION
Itisan excellent substitute for Wine or Brandy
where q stimulant is needed
The following names are taken from our pamphlet
Of testimonials. which will he sent free 70 any ad-
dress.
Rev John Pierpoint, Lewis Johnson ~ u
Rev Warren Burton. Roswell Kinney, VI. D.,
Rev Arthur B Fuller, 5. II. Kendall NJ D.
Rev. Gordon Robins. ". r Chisholm ID
Rev S,Irsnu- Cobb. Jose Ant sanches, VI. D.,
Rev. 7. Starr King. Marceliuo Amanda, VI. D.,
Rev Eph'm Mute, Jr., A. A Hayes, NJ u.
= TAsrs oaa Be bzf ozs stronger proof than rae
tssfoHy Of seA Hl,n a. tis's, asa taf PsrsoHai
f-ial 10 las e.rss Thousands rhsrs otie- re"edis'
l4,s failed 10 gfts rs,f and tHraias aIHHof rsa'oHa-
5ly Leiifa's 70 git, II triaI
For Dy.psPua and all esroHie 4iseds''' character
lied by Debility, n IL a Specific.
Prepared a. heretofore BY y. L. CLARK s co
For sale BY
SETH ". FOWLE / Co, Is fremont Il, Boston.
JP. DINsMORE. ssI Broadway, New York
and by sll Druggists.
Jan. 8. von
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KENNE DY'S
RHEUMATIC LINIWENT.

kHEt UAEIO LINlUEAT.
THE attention Of the public is called to this most
Il excellent Of ali Linimeuts a perfect and
speedy cure for all the aches and pains that flesh
hei- TO.
RHEUMATISM
l. caused by stagnatiou Of the fluids. arising from
checked perspiraton-is cured by few bottles Of
Kennedy Rheumatic Laimeut.
SPRAINs
Are caused by an oyer-extension and sudden re-
action of the muscle, cured By few bottles 81
Kennedy : Rheumatic Liniment-equally good for
man and beast
NEURALGIA,
The king y all plain. is caused bv an inflammation
Of the nerves. instantly cured by few applica-
lions % hennedy's Rheumatic Liniment
PLEURISY
Is an Inflammation Of the lining OF the ribs-is
Liniment.
Are caused by a sudden pressure o. the aesh and
smashing Of the tissues-fs instantly relieved by
Kennedy Rheumatic Liniment.
CRANP
Is a contraction of the muscles caused by a sudden
stoPpage Of the nervous fluid. which prevents ami
NAL life having free flows cured BY few appli-
cations Of kennedy's Rheumatic Liuiment.
BILIOUS collie
Is caused by a neuralgia in the stomach and bowels
take teaspo0nful II kennedy's Rheumatic Lin
AueAl ia warm water every uai uuur until cured
SORE THROAT AND HOARSENEs>S
Are caused by an unnatural dryness 81 the glands
wet a piece If flannel with kennedy's Rheumat
Liniment apply i on going u bed and you viii be
vel in the morning.
HEADACHE AND THROBBING OF
THE TEMPLES
Is caused By pressure from nseusitle Precipitation
is cured by few applications of Kennedy 5 Eheu-
matte Liuiment
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK.
Follow the direction ia the circular around each
bottle.
FOR AN LIBERATED SORE THROAT.
You will lake one teaspoonful Of the Eminent an
four teasp00nius II water Gargie the throat twice
a day In few days il will be well. This one tea
spoonful will be worth a dollar 10 you
FOR BRONCHITIS.
And all Inflammation n the throat tousil. and pal
ate with dry. hacking cough will % ute the Linz
iment with four five times its bulk Of water
garsie the throat, and swallow the mo sture. Tai.
Hsrer Aus
Il Is good for To0ruACHE. EARACHE, SwELIrn
FACE and lNFLANArioS Of every kind Every fam
ily should have a fan supply for the winter
Manufactured hy DONALD KENNEDY. Ro1-
bury. Mass. Price - cents. sold by all druggist
sept. -5-lSwil
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS

~ o. FRENCH 4 CO.. have on hand large and
". select assortment OF Holiday Presents in their
line Of business Gin Books Fancy Articles cut
Chess Boards, Photograph Albums Card Photo
graphs. Picture Carts, Steel Engrsvings, Litho-
graphs. Se., &c.
Tao largest and b,ss assorf.ssf o. ibes and Prx,,
Books ia the Sfcfs.
large assortment Of cold Pens and cases. An
Immense variety Of Juvenile Boots
Corner II Church and Colless S,s
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A. G.. RONG,
DEALERI IN
.{ries, Springs, FeIIOes,

HUBS, sPoKEs, WHEELS, sEAT-sTIcKs.
PATENT AND ENAAfELLED LEATHER. ENAM-
ELLED CLOTH, PATENT FACE CLOTH,
Oil Cloth. Carriage and Fire Bolts, Mallsahle Iron,
Wrought Nuts, Washers Carriage Rivets. Seat
Handles, shan Shaekles, Dash Frames. Plated and
plain The best assortment Of Carriage makers
Goods In the State. Also Iron. Steel Nailrods An
wis, Vices. Crowbars, MIL Gross cut and Circular
saws, Shoyels, Spades. Hoes sc; Paints and Oils,
Narnish, Turpentine. House Trimmings Mechanics
Tools OF all kinds and general assortment Of Shelf
Hardware CALL AND SEE THE GOODS AND
PRICES.
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rRANxI1N COUNTY.

At the American Hotel. St. Alhsns on Tuesday.
Wednesday and ThursdIy, Dec -th 9Th and 10Th
IS63
At Randalrs Hotel, Fairfax, on Friday, Dec I'm.
AT IsLam's Hotel. Bakersfield, on Iuesda-, lee.
18th.
At Thompson's Hotel, East Berkshire. on Wetnes-
day. Dec. 10th.
At Wrighr's Hotel sheldon, on THURSDAY, Dec
I-th.
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ID T. = r X II f RS.

4 REWARD Of ten dollars $50 and the reasona-
~ bic expense incurred, will he paid to any per
son for the apprehension and delivery Of deserter
Il the Headquarters Of the nearest Provost Marshal
ROLLk GLEASON
Capt. and Provost Marshal, Third District.
Burlington, Aug. q. dawn
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MANUFACTURED BY
GRACE,
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Taxes
~ Of the 81 Collection District Of Vermont as -
sessed upon Incomes, Licenses. Carriages, Plate,
Ac under the provisions Of the Law Of Congress,
approved July ist 1902, and the amendments there
%, have become due and payable and viii at
tend myself or oy Deputy AZ the following times
and places % receive the same. viz
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
CLOCKs

CLOChs.
A FRFsH LOT Of Fine Clocks from the best max
IA ers Just received at No. / Bank Block
oc. q BRINSMAID & HILD2ETH
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II ARRIS'
PATENT SKIRT PROTECTORS.
For Old VI. Regiments.

GdO0 BOUNTY aud PREMIUM for aocs"tshls
S4OZ Veteran Recruits.n
ConO OFFERED for "Nev Recruits Par,
SOOL Twenty DOLLARS per Month"; S"sides
CLOTHING. Rations, &C.
Men eniistng Join csuaJy, f-fsHf'y' or ~
tRsry Regiment, - they choose. ,
Apply 10 A. W: FlshEh, 49,
Capt. 18th VT Vols, Recruiting Oncer
Ofice over Commercial Bank. -,
Buriingt Vt Nov. I. $50
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AtH. c. Adams Once. East Alburzh, on satur-
st R.ce's Hotel. S,ut8 Hero, on Tuesday. Dec.
zld
Al Joel Aliens House, North Hero. on Wednesday,
Dee Z4t.