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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02

A n ACT relating to closing the affairs and 70
"A deeming and paying the bills notes Of the
Franklin County Bank.
HisAere6y e.a7tea by the General AssenBly or ne
State Of PermoHt;
Sec l. The act entitled 4" AZ act ineorporatins.
the Franklin County Bank" approved November
II, 1919 is hereby so amended as to limit the tine
during which said bank shall continue and have
succession u the first day of June 1865 instead Of
the first day Of January, SCI, limited in said
act
Sec ?. Said bank shall as soon as may be and
within twenty days from the passage OF this act,
cause notice Of the and Of the purpose OF
said bank 10 t.rmiu9 its existence on said first
day Of June, SIS, D. be published Tor the period Of
six months or unit said first day Of Juue, in each
newspaper pr ntet in this state and in the Boston
Journal ne wsp iper printed in the city Of Boston,
IN the state If assachusetts and in the New ork
Times, new spa per printed in the city Of New
York Said tice shall also state that all bills or
notes of saii Ank not presented for pa, meal be-
fore said first day Of June, 1865, will not he
deemed ard paid by said bank Ana after the pub
LEGATION of said notice herein directed said bank
shall not b., liable and shall not Re held liable in
any eour If Law equity in this state, TO redeem
or pay any Of its bills notes presented fo
dempt Oh or payment before The time fixed n this
act al any bonds, which may have been given BY
the d Of said bank for the redemption its
bills shall not be held 20 be Of binding force and
obi Eafie- upon the persons executing the same 10
rec pay any bills notes said hank not pre-
ser ted for redemption or payment before the time
liz ed in this act
sec. This act shall take effect from IT. passage.
Approved Nov. I'D, ls6i.
NOTICE is hereby given that it is the purpose Of
~ the Franklin County Bank 10 terminate its ex-
isterce on the LIST day Of June ls65 pursuance Of
the provisions Of the fOre- ing act and all bill. OF
notes Of said Bank not presented TO said Rank for
payment before the first day Of June, A. D. .,d5,
will not be redeemed or paid by said Bank.
By order of the Directors.
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CAIRo. Nov. d.

Five notorious rebel female smuggers ana
mail-carriers have been sent outside our lines
by Gen. Davis at Vicksburg.
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BRY FANS
r 4 l. MIC wAF FRE

The most certain and speedy remedy ever discover
for all the Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption.
These waters give the most instAntsns %
and perfect relief, and when Persevered will s''l-t
in to directions. never fail to effect a rspt al
lasting cure. Thousands have been restored ts psf
feet health who have tried other means in vsa. To
all classes and all constitutions they are equally
blessing and cure-nOne need despair no matterhgE
long the disease may have existed, or however /.
we're = may he, provided the organic structure
the vital organs IS not hopelessly decayed. b.
one afflicted should give them impartial trial.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprieto-
e CSrtlsndt 81. y. Y. GU
Price 3 cents per boz. For sale BY all druggf
Dec l4th 2ss aawE
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RSGN rINT Err.
IL X T. ~ 4 II T. 4 r.


1 A'A-'' 'tt4 Nlt 20 tllt llitNIF anu FaNLice %
Civil Engineer and Architect.
Under the instruction Of the late John Johnson-and
u which he has hmsefbeen an Instructor at various
periods % Biz ie-and ha, ing practscd his PROBES
SION 10 Boston and worcester Mass. and for many
wears in Burlington and its vicinity the subscriber
feels himself Competent o. satisfy and benefit those
Shu may employ him.
lie drafts PLANS and DRAWINGS with tie re-
qusite calculations, elevations proportions sec
tons, 6c) Of CHURCHES, Academies. SCHooLHousts
and PUBLIC BUILDINGS, in their different -tt les Of
Architecture; Hotels Private residences from the
hrst class 20 the palmer and less expensive the
farm hOuse-Barns and outhOuses GncluIing adj
ditions and Improvements Of existing structures
where such wanted).
lie plans and advises 10 all the various process
e. u construction and arrangement from the cellar
70 the roof Of buildings
lie gives information and will assist the selec-
ton f the most eligible kinds and Qualities Of ma
terals IN order to secure fitness, durability and
economy.
lie superintends the erection Of buildings
bridges, Sc, from the commencement e. the com
pleuon Of the same, and would add that he has had
a large experience as a PRACTICAL BUILDER
lie lays out grounds and walks. bridges. culverts
roads, &e He carves Mouldinss and Ornamental
work generally.
lie makes models and drafts dr4irfrg p and srsris
cations for Herr nusHtoHs and attends generally To
the business Of his profession in all It's branch.
lie may he consulted by letter directed t. hsu
burlington, Vermont, and may be found al his
ice, Church Street, (Benn's Block. opposifs
Town ball and Post Ofice).
June - deoss s,,1sgS'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02

Both Breech and Muzzle loading of all sizes. an
warranted perfect shooters. Also. Fll-5- Shot
Pouches, double water proof Caps, Sc
BRlNSMAID 4 hILpRETH.
Sept -th
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& l. q v Il =
ever offered in this market Styles and prlce. can.
Trunks, Carpet Bags. VaIises,
and every thing in our line we keen constantly IN
hand Our assortment OF GENTS FURNISiifNt;
npoDo Is the largest and best ever offered m this
Opposition is the life Of trade.
surrender much.- We -oH
SHATTUCK & FLANAGAN.
wv ~ d2mos
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AlaEe.l-e Cutckei tlruu- b.
- fare always as low a. by any other line
GEO. a. MERRILL Sup',.
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THE POET SAYS

We've seen many perfect brick beneath rim
IHlS however, is not generally the case and those
Il VINO nave any pretentions to responsibility will
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EXPERIMENTATION N

cine Il DESIGNED expressly for obstinate cases, which
all other eheap remedies Of the kind have failed 70
crcaso that Il is warranted as represented IN every
respect, or the price will be refunded. q BEWARE
us lsirArtoNs and especially those having sc1un-
tgr;ct fmy Indian Figure for the purpose Of dccep-
ton None genuine unless obtained directly
of Dr.. Mattison, st bis Office for special diseases
No IS Union 81, Providence, R. !. - Aeeoinmo-
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IMPORTANT CAUTION

~ THOUSANDS or DOLLARS are paid
sHInfiuS 4larEs daily. which is worse than
..lr.au away. This comes from trusting o. the de-
eHliFe advertisements OF men calling themselves
.'H-t'r s, ami Euo-e only recommendation is what
-ret say ~ themselves. Advertising physicians
-.lc cases nlt % ten. are imp0sters. The ouly
$40 -a! is O. consult regular practiciu-
.t -.r.lu- or 10 you prefer one who make.
l. disease 70 speciality, be sure that he is not
u a-fertlsil- quark. ~ sou viii have reason
-.r- --tlt-Dr. NAruS0S Is the only regular physi-
$500 Providence. II not In New England who adj
'rri-es treating sHscis NIfaiis- and he gives
.a.' -. tss'fHanlIis, without which no stranger
.Iu De entitled o. confidence.
Enclose one stamp for postage and send for
he-L. with a pamphlet on Special Dissz'ss
li free lir. Atttis0u Is a regularly educate,
ply stefan ui twenty years experience. ten in
'ct-lse general practice, until declining health
compelled him 90 reliuqush that and adopt an office
practice, treating all diseases and accidents
resulting from lmprudence in both sexes
-.tl4- tAem hIs irl1ie attention Persons, at
.-'lrce. having any importlutor difficult case
a.- -. well t1 consult Dr. n or send for
DIS te-timoailis before going else where. AL
u- ness faithfully attended %, and perfect tafts-
1-,tH1 guaranteed Advice az Office free Aidres
-'c- Box Ny mot 1l OF Dr. MATTISON.
40. p Union ST. PROVIDENCE. RI.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 26.
Gold sold at 222I

Gold sold at 222I
New YORK, Nov. =
Notwithstanding the anxiety Of the rel.
authorities to prevent Us from gaining any
information from Gen. Sherman, they can
not avoid disclosing a great deal bet prota-
bly, not half they know. We have all the,
are willing to tell up to last Friday They
report an engagement on the west side Of H.,
Oconee river near ToomsbJro ia which %.
course our cavalry were repulsed and driven
back.
Our troops are said to have been still on
the West side Of the Oconee ON Thursday
The reported burning OF Mllledgeyille. Rich
mond papers say, lacks confirmation, thoug
a portion Of Shorman's army has been there.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-02

A LIENS, National and other Revolvers. several
~ xmas Of single barrel hreech loading Pistol.
new Kinds and new lots received Bailsr,i,s -;
cheaper hlnes. Cartridges by hundred or tbopssnd
J. T. BRINSNAID. Church ST.
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VERMONT CENTR SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing N0reui5er l4fh, 1864.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Burlington at 7.O0 A. NJ. resp. NJ. and
-tn b. n
Mail Train leaves St. Adams. 6J5 An Bur
lu-tou s.l0 4. NJ. connecting at White River Iunc-
zion ind Bellows Falls with trains for Boston Nor
eester. springfield and New Yors arrivin. al New
lurs 40 ln l5 p. NJ
Dag Express leaves Ogdensburgh at 5.3oA NJ
Montreal at >iu A. NJ Rouse's Point at IO.45 A. NJ
for Boston, Troy and New York
Ni-ht Express leaves Osieusbur,,h at II N A. NJ
Moutreal3 % Pm, Rouses Point 5.45 P NJ arrvin.
at Boston at $40 4 NJ, connecting at Bellows Falls
with Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Worcester
and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield
Ac.. and arriving in New York at 1890 P. VI.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
n Leave burlington at 40 A. NJ, l2.25 P. NJ, AS
p. ~, and 500 p. VI.
Day Express leaves Boston at 90 A. NJ via
Lowell, for Burlington, Montreal, Ogdensburg
Mail Train leaves Boston at "A N. viz Lowell
lawrence or fltehhurs. White River Junction at
Ao5 2. NJ. for Burlington and St Adams
Accommodation Train leaves Northfeld at N Al
A., ~. Burliu-tc at l2-l5 p. NJ for Rouse's Point
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 p ~
feeeFus passengers from Vermont Valley r K
cav NJ rev York az l2.t5 p NJ. and from Cheshire
X X leaving Boston at 500 P. 81 connecting at
White tlFer junction with train leaving Boston At
l-.u = n, Tor burlington, R0use's Point Montreal
and ogdensgnrg The hail Trains connect with
fassuinpsic Road
Sleeping cars are attached 70 both the Night E1-
press trains running between Rause's Point and
Boston, AMI Rnuse's Point and Springfield
iru u-h Tickets for Chicago and the West TOR sale
At the principal stations.
st. Adams, NoY. IA. Is64
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60. The Plantation Bitters have -l-s' NJ.
d.. a arrangement Of the kidneys and urinary r--,
nat has distressed me for years. Il 1ets is-t
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Iron the Utiea Morning Herald

we take pleasure in recording another wonderful
cure 3y Ut oaks young man who is employed
e.elN lh the establishment Of L. Wilkins Esg
eured OF total blindness arising from Ar1aur .. He
perio, OF his life az at any
Ultra, August, 1851
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Speciaf Diseases.
INDIAN EIRssENAGOGUC

This celebrated Female Medicine
isrrepaTed expressly for both mar
ried and single ladies, and is superior
o. anything else for the purpose, as
IL win regulate the system in cases
funstruction, from UhGfeUeT ocias and
l. therefore II the greatest value o
married ladies who from ill-health
or other reasons may wish To avoid
an evil 70 which thew are liable. II
taken - directed, II viii cure any
care durable by medicine, and II =
al-O perfectly safe 1T all times. Full
directions accompany each bottle.
Price SO.
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The Plantation Bitters have -u-e+ -.
Of liver complaint, Of which was laid up p-s--,.
and had to a andon NY business.
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleve.al1 Or
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'rHE hest stock Of Jewelry, Rogers & Brothers
L Plated Goods. Cutlery. Spcctaclcs. Nose 60 Ass
es, Goggles, Combs, Brushes Soaps, Rs-nrs Straps,
soap Boxes Cocks, solid Silver 60ots Telescopes.
Compasses, Thermometers. Dog Collars. Coffin
Plates, Morssus Pills. and a variety Of Fancy ar
tcies. At the uld stand Church Street
! r. ERfNSMAID.
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IFrom me Utica Morning Herald.

FisIrLA LACHErNALis-A wonderful care ra-
tI'nei ny pr- H. A. Oaks having come under '.nr
Menalus his superior treatment o. such a. ma, n.
aIlicted with diseases az the ese. This cu-e ~.
Ptllorne1 after The case had been pronounced b.,
eminent ply siciaus iucurab.e and IN, ,,'..- y.
ts,ioye9 and lie dcspairei IL The eve : ~
well healthy and brilliant as ever and no ,-,a car
discern the difference IL is really wonderful c-,
which is entirely new IT.
Utica, Nav list l5gf
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The Plantation Bitters make the -eAS strong 60.
langiin brilliant, and are exhausted natgre, =.
restorer. They are composed Of the celebraset Co..
isaya -ark, Wintergreen, sassafrss' Ro0'i- Hs-s
&c, all preserved in perfectly pure st. CroiE al-
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F0ft and Winfer GO0ds.
AT
NO. x 3 BANK BLOCK.
A VERY large Assortment Of

A ' EFtf IaTge AssOrtment u
READy-NADE CLOTHINc
va up N the very hes; style at prices As Iav ~
the MAJ ket an0rls. great mart ~ ,hs So
having been bought during the Snmmsr. .a.s.r
We are selling hoods below market prices. On,
CUSTOM DEPARTMEN?
: uIta with the choicest Goods in the ma -se, nm
excelled. - ~ Nei ~ s'ye not TO be
Purchasers buying Winter Goods will do v,u,o
M Ie a. saving Of from 10 to Is per cent, can
4.ed s,oes Of AoY's CLOTHING on hand.
Bank Block soiic'ted AZ NO. z
Bur,,ng,o, g.. 81, C0LvER TURK.
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snrrn WARs.r-o-- Inlr =.

>
One young man, who had teer
and not out Of the house for two years with -
and Ervsipelas, after psyin. the doctors over
without benefit has been cured By ten bdt,ls,
your Bitters.
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KEROSENE OIL.


A Wholesale and Retail, a. cheap as can be
n bought elsewhere, at
No. , UNION BLOCK.
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RICHnoNp. Ny. 10.
JNO. ). SHEWMAKER,
JAS NJ. SMITH.
MARK BLANFORD.
JULIAN HARfRIDGE,
j. ii. REYNOLDS.

The following late intelligence from
Gen Sherman is contained in the rebel
newspapers They say his demonstration to-
wards Macon was feint as it was not at
tackled UP 10 "Wednesday last.
Wien within short distance Of Macon, he
turned norJneart toward Mllledgeyillc, which
tJwn wa cal tured on Sunday previous by lis
cavalry, and the capitol and penitentlary
burned. Ii is also said he made demon
stration on Augusta, within 20 miles of
which his right WAS Tepulsed with severe
loss
Ihie movement is also regarded as a feint.
his real % jec-iye point 1t is surmised being
Savannah. It l. lrOphesied he will move as
direct as possible on that city, and the belief
is expressed that the large Union feet col
lecting on the james Is destined for Savannah,
and will meet Sherman there.
The Augusta Chronicle Of the 18th says n
large feet Of Univn transports had already
arrived off the Georgia coast.
100 The same paper abuses JEFF. Davis and the
rebel authorities for not sending troops into
Georgia to impede Shermau's movements.
The Savannah DAILY Nt1ps Of the 23d has
TIE following telegrapnie news
AUCusrA, Ga, Nov. %.
The Central train from Davisboro reports
that Milled- evIlle and Gordon were captured
Yesterday. The State House, Governors
Mansion and the penitentisry were burned.
Gen Wayne holds the OcUnee bridge. Moth
ing from Macon
Passengers on the Georgia road report that
the train went TO Greensboro to-day. The
enemy appear to have gone in the direction
OF Milledgeyille and Macon but nothing GER
e tam is known.
The Augusta ConstitutiOna6st OF Monday
evening says that passengers by the Georgia
road train last evening, reported that the
ouonee bridge, 5 miles above Gordon, was
burned yesterday by small party of the
Z enemy's cavalry who retired after they
burned the bridge, to their camp on the |
north side Of the river. The force of the |
enemy ON the line of this road is estimated
at $1,000, advancing slowly and cautiously.
The Governor Of South Carolins has or |
zdered the resaTe militia of that State to as |
lamble at Hamburg ss.s .s,r=Es i
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CERTIFICATES md REFERENcEl
BlIndne.s % FortN Near,. .landln.. -

l. samuel Steere. OF Fly Greek utse-a C.-1rt,
DO hereby certify that have been totally Ll.-t H.
f9EIf YEARS ami have teen under fhe trests..srf
~ the most experienced oculists and surge. . 3
New 1"rN, who have PRONOUNCED u, case, incur. he
nave been under DR.. II. A. OAKS treatment p
seven weeks have seen him hut three times arl
iyr me hr,t time to-day these many wears .,ls .r
can also see 90 read Dis name o1 tis v- I f.
Whleh nave done Ia the presence af witnesses from
excessive delight al returning vision. When ir.+
Nv iHe bVctor' was completely pr0.tratei iu
bodily health. He has completely restore, Ind, AMI
am very happy O. say that I fee fully tUent,
years younger am nearly 90 years old
Utica, September 9Th. l-f2
NiTSgssES-J A. Kidney and DR.. Calvin Kinney.
Frankfort, uerkimer County ''
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NJ" I Respectfully, Mas. 0. N. DEyo7-

owe much 20 you. for veril vBar..-,
he Plantation Bitters have saved nv lie.
Rev. ". WA6GONER. Madrid. Nv
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The following is from the Manager % the L,
Home school for the Children Of Volunteer.
HAVEHEYEE NAssIOs. FIFTr-Ssvs,rr -
New YORK. August 2, l76s
DR. DRAKE: Your wonderful Plantarsr Dr..
ters have been siven TO some u our little .ta4-
srIf.erirg from weakness ami weak lungs VII r.
bappN effect One little girl, in part cul.r
pains in her head, loss q appetite and da.ig =
ing consumption, on whom all medical .s.- '
been exhausted has been entirely restored IL
commenced with but teasp0onful Of Bitters 4 ~.
Her appetite and strength rapidly increased a..
-. 4.
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&C. MOORE, "a Broadway. NJ
&c, &c. &c, &c, &c,
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GLASS SHADES

1 GOOD ASSORTMENT lust received az
n SHEDD WALKERS WIRES
No. Union Block
may dtI
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THE yERNATELLA
LIQUID BL.ECET.V6s
GIVES TO THE LEATHER NOT oNLYA
SPLENDID JET BLACK POLISH.
But an Elegant and Fashionable Perfume.
The neatnvs, and convenience Of using LIQUID
hlackluG and the superior polish which b. -Isrs
over other kinds has heretofore been iu "a -rrat
measure cpuntcrnalauc~d hy its disa rteatie vfae-
gar odor and the tr uhlc % fitting -umethirr into
the stopper 81 each bottle iu order % apply DO o. t1e
brush, but the Ncrnatrlla Blaze iuE has only the
most DELIGHTFUL PERFUME which remains VITA the
leather A. long as the ackiuE lasts ana ear. hUt-
Tie has a stick ready fitted ia the stopper The
lernAtella Backing also softeu- and benefits Gle
leather.
Be sure and inquire for the VERSArELIA Black
Ing.
PRICE l2CENrs PER B0rTLE.
Manufactured in the Chemical Department .r-be
tahnon Manufacturing Co. and iUr sale Pos Boot
and Shoe Dealers eyery where
WYMAN a TYLER AGsNr,.
30 Water ST, Boston. Mass.
The Nernatella.
For making the Soles Of Boots and shoes w,tr-r-of
and wear longer, is also for sale Is above
Nov. D. dEulm.
OUNCES.
JhlS day received AZ
oct sth
GLASS SHADES.
4 GOOD ASSORTMENT, Just received az
n SllEDD WALKERS a WIRES
May. IN,
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FISHING TACKLE.

4 COMPLETE and full assortment Of Rods
n Reels, Spoons, Lines, Hooks Of all kinds
Cfre1le and single, Fly Hooks, large and small
Fish Baskets, Swivels, Gimp, Gut, aud everything
in the line, al No. / Bank Block.
BRINSMAID & HILDRETH.
Sent 5
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DIR. Oaks.

AT THE AMERICAN HOTEL. Bur-
LINCTON FOR , DAYS.
Tuesday =. VI. Dec. 2I>t.
wednesday 4. VI. Dee. 22nd.
Thursday 4. VI. Dee. 23rd.
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have given the Plantation Bitter.
hundreds our disabled soldiers with the rs; a
,c-F5r.fr- s4asr.
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ESTABLISHED 1s47.
BALLARD RIFLES

CARTRIDGES for Rallard's Rifles and for Smith
" a Hess0us', shsrp's aud some other kinds n
AeTrlEersi cheap Pistols At
J. z BRISSAAIDs Church St
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VIEW AND VALUABLE MUSIC BOOKS.

iI'HE CHORUS WREATH. \ collection Of Sacred
Il and Secular Choruses from OratoTiOs, Operas.
and Popular Gleo and Chorus Books, designed a
standard Book for Choirs. Musical Societies Con-
ventions and schools. 81 %.
NEW Manual or THORoUGH Bass. By Edward
Is Oliver. Principal Of The Meudelssohn Musical
Institute, Boston. For beginners. and even for al
vanced scholars a book Of reference il viii be
found invaluable Cloth g Boards "a.
You've LADIES vocal ALEUy. A Collection Of
Choruses. Tries and Duets. cr -usily written 1r
Female Voices Selected and Adapted for the 20
OF Academies Seminaries and Singing Glasses. By
Charles ID q. Adam, Teacher of Music 40 the Buff
faic Female Academy. lncludins Course Of Ao-
cal Exercises and Sufezg by Rossini. 81 On.
THE OPERA or FAUsr By Gounod. Italian and
English Text Prelaeed by SAeieh Of the Com
poser and the principal Incidents OF the Plot -
tCpmplete) s..
Mailed, post paid, receipt Of price. - he
Publishers.
OLIVER DTTSON CO.,
Nov. Q. g. Washington It., boston.
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have been in the army tossa
FIR 61uhteen months-speechless and nearly n.
Al Alton. H., they gave me bottle Of Plint,.1-
Bitrers. Three bottles restored NJ =.
and cured me.
C. A. FLAUTg-
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send US twenty -four dozen more q your Plan.
ion Bitters, the popularity Of which are daily
,reasing with the guests OF our house.
SYKES, CHADWICK 4 co
Proprietors Wizards Hotel, Washington. Dc