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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15

aa-s---------a these imlurit e. aud simulate tie
aus OF 'e intos gorous acton, ret9rng the health
aud exIelliug disea'e Hence 10 rapidly ada-
I, Of complaints which ciu.ed hy inn ury Of the
blood, su-h as sc oiula or hmgs Evil Iumors, Ulcer
tc. trupuon' fmpie' llo'ehes. Boil. So. Auiho.
ny Fire, Rose or ErAsip las letter or salt Eheum,
Scaa Head, Ring Worm, Caucer Cauceflu4 Ium r.
Sore - e., Female Di.ease. such Retention Irreeu.
iafy, Suppression. Whites, steriify or Vrneral III.
eases. Liver Complains, and Heart seas rrv
AYEg's SAEsAPAniLLA. and zee Tor yourself the sur
pising activity with VIII it eleansts the bi Oh and
cures these disorders.
During late years the public have teen misled ly large
bcttes pretending 10 give quart OF Extract Of Srsapa.
ra Tor one dollar Mot of these have been t,u1. az.
The sick, Ter th not ouly contain liile. VI any
arsbYafilla but often no curative properties whatever
Hence. bitter q appointment bus iuowed the NE of
the various extracts oi sar.apafils which flood he
market unit the IA ne itself ha. come SYNONYM gu.
with mI o.ition ani cheat still We cali th. compound
Safsapa lila snl intend to supply such renrny A.
sha'l rescue the name from The load Of tbloquy Win
re Is upon H. We hnk we have ground tor b. lryiug
has virtues Which ire. stib by the ordinary fun
NJ the diseases II IS intended 10 We can only as.
.u'e the -ck, that We Oder them the best alternative
which we know how 70 pred end We have rea.on 10
believe. It bg far the eItctual purifier Of the
blood vet discovered by any b d
AYERS Chiefly PICTORIAL is so universally known
to su-pass every otter remedy Tor the cure OF Coug
Gods Influenza l. oa'seness Group. Bronchitis Incl
pcul Consumption, and for the rel ct OF Consumpiiye
Patients dyanctd stages OF the disease that II Is use
lees here &c recount Ia. evidence OF is rues The
world know them.
Prepared by DR.J C. AYER Co. Lowell. Macs.
and old by all Dealers in medicines.
Enron OF FREtNAS dear Sir, With your permission
wish to say to the readers Of your paper that will send
by return mail, 70 lall who with Il (iree) Rec it with
full directions for making and using simple Vegetable
Balm, that will ed,cually In ten days Pmples,
Boteh,s, Tan, Frcekes and all Impurities Of the skin,
leaving the same sof clear, smooth, AMI beautiful.
will also mail free to those hsyiug Bald Heads, or
Bare Faces simple directions and information that will
enable them to start foll gr,vth OF Luxursnt Hair,
Wh,skers, or AMousache, in less than Thirty days
An applications answered by return mail w,hou
charge. Respectfully yours,
THos. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
E9l1FSs s3l BToadway, New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
stray OW.

Came Into the enclosure Of the subscriber on the 9th
inst, lirh ted or yellow vhh strip Of whlt In
tn lace sad COW dry, and is supposed to have fay,d
from drove. a. she has two MARI ed on the fumn
The ouner I, squssted to prove property pay arse.,
and take hsrauy. THOMAS saIlU
Waterbury, VI, Oct. %, lsA TJv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.
4 NIRE CURE FOR

These distressing Complaints Is nov made known 10
Treatise on Foreign and Native Herbal PREPARATION,
published by nr. - Pnrtrs BsowS The NJ eserp' ion
furnished him Ia such r0ydtnal mai rf that he
cannot cu1scirntouV refuse tn make II knnwn, A. II has
cured everybody who h, used IT, never having failed 10
single case Its equally sure Ia NJ bits Of
1sspsIsai aud III Ingredients NAV he found IN any
dus store. Sent Zee to IN the receipt uf Ave osns
10 prep poaFc This work Il q octave page beau.
4 fnlty itidstTAtrd also treatn on
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
Levi T.. Piercc's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at
WAHsGToS DIsrMcT, SIS. Montpelier IN said district
on the lst day OF November, A. u. 1864
CHARLES CLARK, Administrator the estate Of Levi
v F. Pierce late OF Montp in said District d. ceased.
presents his administration account for examination and
allowance, and makes applea ion for decree Of dsrbu
tinn II partition OF the estate OF said deceased.
MheTeupun, IL ordered by said Court that said &C.
count and said app caiOn be referred TO session Of said
Couuto be held at he Probate Ofce IN said Montpelier,
the day Of December A. D. 1884 for hearing de-
cision thereon.
And II is further ordered, That notice hereof be given
to all persons interested by publication OF the
three weeks successivey In the Gfetn Mountain Fee
man, newspaper published at Montpelier previously to
said time appolnled Tor hearing, that they may APPEAR
at said time and place and shaw cause fapy they may
have why said account should not be allowed, and such
decree made. BY the Court.
y4jw9 test. n A. CHASE, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15

MauhGeld, Mass, the old home of Dini,l Web.
''er gave a unanimous vote for Lincoln aud
loh1sen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
fs9al Notices.
Jaryille sanders, Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
WAsaE0roN DISTRICT, IS. at Montpelier in sa Dis.
lfet, on the l2th day Of November, A. D. 1864
WILLARD SANDERS !, Administrator Of the estate Of
w Jarylr Sanders late II East Montpelier IN said dis
uCt, deceased presents his ADM nisraon for
stami alton and allowance, and makes application for
decree of distribution and partition Of the estate Of said
deceased
Wheteupon 1T is ordered bysad Court, that said ae-
count and application he referred to session Of said
the Sch day Of December A. D. 1864 for hearing and
decision thereon;
Aud II Is further oldered that notice hereof Ia
EventOall persons Interested by publication the SANE
man, snewspaper published at Montpelier, previous 10
said time appointed for hearing thai tbcg appear
al said lime and place, and show cause II any they
may have, why said aceou should not be allowed aud
such decree made. Blythe Court
Ti6W3 Attest, T. r. AERHii l., judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15

TESTIMONIALS.
"iteEard NJ Eddy a. one nf the mast ,Apahle and
success fal practitioner, with whom have had ofhtial
intcfcourseh
CHARLES MASON,
COMMISSIONS " Patents
have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
eanooi employ person more competent Trustworthy
and more capable Of putins their appl cations In form
. secure fof them eay and favorable cons Iteration at
tho Patent ONCE EDMUND BURKE,
Lale Commssiuner Of Patents
Mr. RI Eddy has made for me Thirteen applications
on all but Que ~ which patents had been ttanitd and
thN Is now pending. Such unmisakablc proof Of great
talent aud ability on his part leads 10 recommend all
in entots to apply To him to secure their atents As
they may he sure oi having the most faithful attention be-
slowed on'helt cases. aud very reasonable charges"
JOHN TAG ART
During eight months, the sui scther in course II his
large practice, made, on twice rejected applications st
teen appeals everyone n which was decided Ia HE favo
by the commission rofpttents. Il, n EDDY
ia
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15

lIEADQ'Rs 9TH Vr. Vols, 18TH ARMY CoRps, !
Chap MS Farm, Va, Oct. 81, 1864. I
y. Il. WdshbrH, Mi and IaSp. Gen
Sill have ths honor to report that this re 81
ment was in the advance on Richmond by the
WlIllamsburgh rad, with the IS h Army Corps
on the 9th instant The regiment was held as a
support TO the asauling party, therefore suffered
only from the artillery fire Of the enemy. The
following is the lit Of casualties in he regiment
on that day:
kdei-Gs k-PGwle Alonzo K 6 over, Bu-
PERT.
20. E-Pnvate Stephen b Wing, Wilmington,
died from exhau.ton.
Uounde TO B-LieutA Dodge, Shrawsou
ry, leg slight Corp David BIFlm, P,wle., head
flight.
Co. Private Lewis B.,oneeite, Hinesblrsb
head slight.
Go h-Pfvite Edward 3 B,sett, W,rdsboro,
arm and shoulder mor!il private Jjsl Gfoui,
Strauon, ankle severe.
Co. H-Pfyate Peter Ladl, MouidoEn, aim
slight
Very respectfully, your OBJ. servant,
'. &. BARNEY, j.. Col Com Regiment
Nc slsIhn's home, Orange, n J., gave a ma.
Ioriiy FOR Lincoln Ih, shows how the great
unready is appreciated there
CJpous-rhe administration Of medicinal
preparations in the form Of a iesmge, is OF all
modes the most eligible and c0nycnent, more es-
pecIally rs regards COuCn RfEEDY " Brotrn6
bronchial IrocLes " or Cough LoIenges aay
irritation, which induces coughing, giving 20.
slant relief in Bronchitis, ll)arsen'ss, lndleull,
and Conslmptive and A'.hmlti' complaints.
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRouI@ We would
call the special attention OF clergy men and
tea cheers to " Browns Bronchial Toches" II
is well known to our readers that we do not ad.
NIT medicines to our columns We advertise
these Ir0cie', because, alter q trial OF them We
are satisfied that they are the best things exlan,
-Cbirago Scbooi JJVaH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
II AIR DYE! HAIR DYE
BATCHELORS
Celebrated Fair i've

~ THE BEST IN TIE WORLD
only Harmless, True n Reliable Dye Known
ne speaql mar Dye IS pehect-chsBges he'd, Rusty
or Grey Hair Instantly % Glo,sg Black Or Natural
bfowhi without njuriDF the Hair staining the SKIN
taWng the Hair Ssft and Beautiful mparl fresh vials
Ky meluenly re'torihBs prIs.n; color atdrecufying
NE III effects Of Bad dyes The Genuine is aimed
WILL an A. BACHELOR, all Others are mere NJ ta
ions ~ Should be avoided sold by all Druggist &c.
FAcfoEY-sl BARCLAY ST., n Y
VT Bachelors NV Toilet Cream for Dressing the
Juue24fyJ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15

Asoldicr being asked election day, ifhe should
vote for Liaeoln, replied, Yes, shall vote for
Lincoln, don't FIRE one way and vote another
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
80 VOIlslIlllvtIyes.7.,'

ConsuuptIys sufferers Will receives valuable pre-
'erpdon for the eurs Of Consumption Asthma, Bron-
ch' andall Throat and Iuoga Affections Gree OF Charge
by sending their address
Rev. E.A. WILSON wlnlamsburgh,
r3sm3 Kings Co., New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
Reuben CumminI Estate.

STATE or VERMONT I Ia Probate Court holden at
WA.HiEGrOrDsrrcT, 49, Mo- tyelisf the 10Th day Of
November A. u. 1864.
NDREw CUMMlNs. Administrator offs e.lAte or
II Reuben Cnmmi late o. Berlin, In said District,
deceased makes application TO said CONT with be com
teut appT baton 10 nting II The ifs of saii de-
erased for license sell tn. Real Estate ofsad ceased
berg huu snd lot ri urei IN hefn on he sulhr,y
bank Of Onion River near Montpelier Village and o. The
old turnpike road representing that said sale would be
he beneficial b. the heirs NJ said deceased and those In
terested IN said Estate.
WhereupOn, Is ordered by said Court that "a Appi
cation b, referred to the 9Th dss Of December, D. lsti
al tie rebate Office Ia Non pref, for hearing and drcI-
sion hefeon and, Il Is further ordered tia all persons ~
teresed be notified hereof by publication Of notice o. ms
Application and order III re n, three week. success
lively IN the Green Mountain freeman, printed al Mont
peler before sad time u hearing that they may aprrM
at said Inns and place and IL they zee cause obicl
thereto. Py the Court.
f4sw4 AUest-N. A. CHASE Reg ster.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
~)le0


IN Berlin. 0o' 1ls', Edwin, youngest son - Moses .
end Lucy Gould, aged year 10 month"; and dtyp.
At Hartford W., Fannie W. wife Of Charles II Jenny
VI. d. and diuglter Of Henry And Asrnath Nuit Of
Montpelier. Aged ~ years and sm0nths.
u LtTrence Kama, Oc.. 9tb, q bilious fever,
Edwin huch nson Of West Randolph VI, aged ~ years
vs. Brainfes. VI, 0ct ~ 1904, Hannah, wife Of
Ehha Flint, sged % years
Is arw Orleans, Ia Oo'. 25.h, Of Pernicous Fever
Herbert b. NeHcomb Of Derry, VI aged about 20 years
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
MA lgsINqGDNIAL.

I AIDES AND GEErLEMEN Il you wish to marry, adj
II dress the uldersI gnvd Who viii send you without
money and without pr &C, valuable information that will
enable on to many happy snd speedily irrespective NJ
age, wealth or beauty. lAs Information viii est ysu
nothing, and II sou wish 10 marry viii ehsefly Assist
Jon All letters ArC ~ con6ientia The desired inIor-
nation sent BY return mall and qucA, asked. Ad
dress SARAH . LAMBERT,
tAlm3 Gfeerpont, Kings Co,N.Y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
Notice.

The public examination Of Teachers for the Common
Schools tNoHhaeld during The Winter, will be held at
the Academy 10 said town, the hday OF November
at nice oclock In the forenoon Al, citizens ars cor
daily invited suent. WINS .HAZgN, Town supt.
NorthA.ld, w.. November llth 1864
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
BLINDNESS, FNESS, AND
CATARRH CURED.

srRISGFrEtD CESrRE 0tsego Co., Dec 1893.
Dr. OARS; Dear sr-wnh gratitude permit me to testify
To your t,,raori AIRY skin In operating upon my len eye
vi ch ha. been blind Tor than twelve years aud rcsor
ing my sight after having been rep atsdy pronounced neura
bic, You have also unsop Ell my which have troubled
me i've years with noises ringing aud Deafness and which
you have rest rrd Ia two days TO perfect hearing
Further; you have also my heart at rest in relation TO
NY trouble With Caiarrh aud bronchitis. | fully salts.
ned that your capabilities cannl be too highly estimated and
appreciated aud cheerfaly recommend any who mar be
troubled with blindness Deaf aud Casrh To cali upon
YOU, hr know that you csn cnrc them.
Inux et,~.x
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED.

RlJn'Eip srRiNGs 0tscgo Go. Aprils 1885,
Dr. " A Oaks am indebted 10 you sr rcsIo ing 70
PERFECT sight W month"; after being completely blind fron
protraclei af,ctils u Hrytlp-A Ia the head -
am indeed truly grateful 10 God r his goodness Ia d.
reeng your efforts 10 restore my shattered health aud lost
sigh, and not my health only but hst Of my wife when
she could 90 longer ~ helped by physicians. ater having
been troubled with Heart Disease and amae difficulties r
six years, Signed, juu, fEHgNAN,
: feFKNAN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15

v vs. t IaGlI ana We VIII hem Tor the
lisg. Pussy II WHITE will deliver an address
in Ae.dmy Han, Brfe, Tuesday evening Of
tIi1 week, 10 connection with the closing exer.
els d. NJ. SPlliings school All who desire
~ hsara rally abe All interesting lecture
s.3uti 90. fail to attend.
CMaoa or llG.- Oar renders will notice by
thl l4gerl3nynl elsewhere, tina, there 10 Il
cll9g, ia he time Of mail trains having and
arriving q. Montpelier. ia, mail train South
l.yo4 h'rsat . 10 A. NJ, AMI thu mail train
Ws.tatd20P ~
lhHa Wi baa M5ilc' here over the 70
saIt Of tda presidential election, Wednesday
evening Of tbl' weo A torch light procession,
Tan Putuc banners and llIumina lons,will be
tae order OF Tie evening. The people have won
magoGCeat Union victory and they are DIS
pr'd 10 give some external manifestations Of
rerjy lswill boa brllilnt, festive and gay
ey'ning. -, thc multitude turn out
(EmoSr Vermont has done oobly at the
p1.is Iae mnjorty for Lincoln is in the neigh
torh0oI of THIRTY THOUSAND. This il probably
ths largest mIprity, in proportion to the vote,
given by any State. We omit returns in detail
t.sw ea, bl. shall, If we can fad space, pub
Hob tasoiit.4l vote ia our next issue. The State
tt1d, fl,. 10 Is devotion to the national nteg-
r'e, anil g''er- rs y9c', also clearly and IN
% .shy 4 reeljn.
lHNJm ar M5yrrHl5s .- The whole vote Of
MnT'cr l,,l rleslly WAS sci. ABRAHAM
lNplN received CO., and Mcclellan l57. Lin
caa'. OPAL utf jo1. 10 September GOV Smith
received 5lJ votes, and RsdGe!d 81. The Union
glu b44!. ani ti3 D;m),r,tc inore,n 90
Perhaps o dom members Of the Lsgi laiure
rIt6d hero, ami the rc-. Of the increased vote
W.. lf,n .I- own people, AMI from the aiJ,csn
fYFr.. I.o ID mJeatic hons vote wa un
tHl.Iy smaller than IN September. while
g.. Union home vote was much larger than that
l.r6Hy smith. We Do not know Of q Lincoln
.I.1 8lJ SAID away from the polls Tne large
H.l4 yJ.., All Che mlzn.ho'n; Union mijori- /
" witch ws have put On record is enc Of which
H' ls proud, and we think Justly Chicago
Yr pe aui tie gunboat ,hieitain, ate eu-
ta..gta as,sadIugIy popular in Montpelier.
Tins B4>NFe TowS.-Ths vote IN tho town Of
lin,on Addison County, las. TUESDAY was for
Aaalum LSc)5V 200 for Mcclellan o. Tbs
y.., IS evidently one sided.
Tae town Of Arlo,er, in Windsor County,
give ~, votes for I.irccln, and none hr Me
CIeAa, There couldn't have been much excite
men, There % ,na election, hardly enorgb, We
u.ab.tce tolt fli. vote.
NMLoiu CogussJSER REP3Rr.--W IRE
under obligations to tho Railroad Commissioner,
SIR Rice for a copy Of be report /! was
printed al ST. Adams at The Office Of Ne'Us.
Whiting ana Davis
clmfa any OF Home Guards was organized
81, Ni6i.e'.x, On Monday. Nov IN. The iol-
lowing are ths o.h,ais caosen
A. A. lAll, Captain.
BrD Chamberlain, lst Li,ut naat
j. n. Holden, p
d D. Evans, ordTiy Sergeant
b. Barrett, 81
b. S, May, ID
" y Vaughn, It'd
N. Iaphn, oh
Joseph kuanr, lst Corpora
Charles G. Dow. 81
Martin W jackson, 81 ."
d. .
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
tsro,,atp tar,rts.

STATE 90 VERMONT, DROBA1 COURTS Within
WAsmNaroS pfsrRICr, and torthe District sffe.
raid will be holden a. the Probate one, IN Montpelier in
"a District Tuesday Of each week during the jea
htlinF Persons having business with said Court are .
taSsted 70 aueud 10 the same on said cosTt days.
7. X. MERRILL, Judge.
n.esuhart 1874
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
CONSU MPTION,

bronchitis, Asthma, Gsnstal Debility. and gives the hes,
known herbal Rem dies for Their positive aud rmanrnt
address d. .. fHsLri BhowN 10 10 Grand n eet
Jersey 10y. New Jersey Ttaw7
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15

Notice hereny given 10 All persons who intending
to sppy for stua Teachers The common schools
OF lhe town Of MiddleHN, County Of Wash ngt1n That
an examination for Teachers required by law vi hn said
l"wn Wi b. cid Ia the school House a. he Of
SAID town, the l2h day Of November at one oclock
= N. Al persons dts Eniug 10 teach in N. Common
schools Of tad town desired to be present promp ~
at The time sn1 plae aforesaid All citizens respect
fully invited 10 attend.
,, u LESTER HeGLROY, 7 own sopt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15

The DR. having large and extensive practical experiences
In the treatment ofdseases generally prepared to receive
patients Or medical treatment the improved prnc
pc aGd treat their diseases very superior and salts
factory manner, aud in the majority Of cases to far exceed
the saugulne expec atons Of the patient without re-
sorting e. any unpleasant torturing processes
Or. orr treala snccsssfllr all dlsra.es nf ihn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
FURNITURE,
CARPETS, ROOn.PApERS, CURTAINS,
General Hou'c Furnishing Goods,
MOsrPefIFR VT


I'VE respectfully announce 10 the purchasing eommu.
w nifty that We hail ke stock complete II the best
qualities and styles n all goods pertain hg this branch
" business and shali make ices ov possible
adhtrhg ttfiey 10 what believe I. the ouly Just pfn
c pie Of trade, via One price and no variation.
GEORGE BRAtNERD,
ris6 HQNm1 FRED SMITH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
Bryan's Pulrnemic WATERS.

RELIEF iSrEN MINUTES
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15

Nc ;lslhu's home, Orange, y j., gave ma.
Ioriiy FOR Lincoln Th, shows how the great
unready is appreciated there
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
Cleanse the Blood.

WITH corr p li.ordercd or Vi.
" taied Blood, you are sicS al
over 1t may hur-tOutin fimple'
or sorcs, o. in some active disease.
or u may merely keep sou iistIess
depressed and good for nothing
But you cannot ave good health
Vh'le your blood j. impure. AY-
XIX = sAEsArAmLlA pulges ont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-13
Amusensenis.

RARNUNs AMERICAN MUSEUM
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY woSDEss
THREE COLOSSAL GIANTSs
THREE COLOSSAL. GIANTSt
ALL THREE SEEN TOGETHHRs
MONSIEUR JOSEPH,
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANT.
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANT
EIGHT FEET FOUR INCHES HIGH
WEIGHS 1853 POUNDSu
The tales. and iins's msa ever seen.
ANNA SWAN, THE NOvA.SCOTLA
GIANT GIRL.
GIANT GIRL,
EISIE FEET FEET ONE ONE INCH INCH H HsHt
Hax first appearance since her prorscted llDesA
THE GIANT BOY.
THE GIANT Boy
FULL EIGHT FEET HIGH
THE GREATEST PYRAMID OF GIAU0
| ever behcd b. mortal cyc.
Ia contrast with them .rr
TWO OF THE SMALLEST DwARR0
MERE MoLE5ILL OF HUMANITY.
THE LiLlPUTIAN KING
IL Year, old ~ inches high and weighs but IT pouDdA
GEN. GRANT, JR..
Il yesrs old, and only % inches high
ALL HOURS ESPRY DAY. AND EVENING.
ONE WEEK MORE
TOM TAYLOR'S GREAT DRAMA.
THE TICKE1-0F-LRAVE MAN.
Ia, beeu played for the last few weeks To crowded -
delighted Audiences yet 1. must soon give place 10 os
| dramatic novelties.
The Evening Post says Oft: Nj Bsnums company 10y
well be played by any thester 70 the GUY -
ali tho characters quite well af mess
petontons boards The scenery also good, end tie 1919
play so best really dramatic success In tho anna" o. -
| Old Museum"
! ONE WEEK MORE AND ONLY ONE, OF
UERR ZIROM AND HIS WONDERFUL EMMELYTKA
KELLYs AUTOAsIoN MUSICAL TROUPE
Ccnsis,isg Of siI figures. sire Of life which pay upon
| NOVEL PIANOS, OR BARPERIAN5,
| producing music equal TO fiIl orchestra -. ~ 4.
| THREE GRDUPs or MOVING WAX RlGCRE4
| THE MONSTER SEBPEETS,
| GRAND AoUARli, Sea Lion, Mammoth Bear.
RObRRT HoUDinS AJIOMAIOk WRITER
EDUCATED SEAL which plays MUSICAL IsSTxS
NENT and 8 UriiioD other wonders
lrnission 25 cent. Children under tee. Is ceItS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-13
OyYrcs OF rag CoNYissEIA
= S. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS.

Il s. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS.
IL TIE SECRETARY or THE Treasury las
oct Je given notice Of any intention 70 wihdrs~ ,a1 popn
h. Lo@r sale PAR Cnn ten dsys notice is given
De aodsr.igned viii continue to supply the pubic.
I5s Rhos amount authorised Is FIVE HUNDRED MI
1IONs or DOLLARS. -FOUR HUSDHED AND SIXTY
aHKEE MILLIONS Of this amount b. been GIe.dy sab
STibed fo md paid into che Treasury iesYlos ous Of
ONIi THIRrY-SEyEN MILLIONS UEsOLD.
With present OF ass is viii BE- ebsorD,d u
gerry short Period.
Fo coupons from November furnished Nth nisfe'i paid
n gold from thst date.
NlEMILYIG & Co, No. ~ ~ALI.-SE,
C;ovsrrroeof A,artg fiys. r greuty fosn.
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NERMlLYE q Co,
BANKERS, No. "a tyAlL-ST.,

NTERMlLYE q Co,
BANKERS. No. "a iyALL-ST,
VII cousirus to furnish
Z. y. FiVE-TWTN1Y BONDS
ssiog issu-d BY The Government at PAR and INTEREST
10 BANKS, BANKERS and DEALERS L. Government
Securities. tho asus commission slowed
We slso buy and sell. =. make. rates.
Us. one year CERTIFICATES Of ISDEBTEDaESi
u. y. COUPON BONDS Of 1891.
L. =. $50 TREASURY NOTES.
Il, =. QUARTERsiASTER CHECKS
THE NEW U. 8. 8 PER CENT INIERESg-BEARrnG
LEGAL-TEEDEB NOTES
Ms.urlns CERTIFICATES of INDEBTEDNESS collected
o. favorable terms
VERMILYE 6 Co., NO. al WALL-sr.' N Z.
Government Agents, $40 Loan.
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CADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ GERMAN OfEHA,
vEDNf spAl, JANuAEl -. 1850
u., Eft % NJ kpH. FRI EpERfCi and lltfR hiMMEF
pDSfrIN glY TnE LAST rltiE THIS SEASON,
m rount OF ire Necessary rehssAs Tor sbs Opera Iar'
g.s.4.-r,H -
rsuA Op.ra Ia i've scts h. a. Oo,poi with new s,eSsS
tn,' - rosfnt.ss L , lroF,a I'd CIofls aud Otso-I-
"a eud a f.ll ALl;.sr Band Ia tEs Fourth AcL -
a. Cad Bcremsrl
Admission 20 YNGuC', Balcony .nA pnsss tnr ~. go
s,r ths da. Bon Toksts, - so Fsmi, Circle ~ eenss
Amph.tira.sr. 20 fsifs. .-.,.,,, A.. .,o,x
ING q. tho Academy o. Musc, AID At Beaf seAnnsrs NO.
'Qi Broadway.