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Sick Headaches and Want of Appetite,
Incidental to Soldiers.

These feelings which 80 sadden Us, ususlly arise
from trouble or Ohstructed perspiraton,
or eating and drinking whatever IL unwholesume,
thus disturbing the healthfu action Of the liver and
stomach. These organs must be relieved, II you de-
sire 20 be we'll The Pills, taken according 10 the
printed instructions, viii quickly produce healthy
action In both liver and stomach, and a natural
consequence a dear head and good appetite
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News of the Week.
Telegraph.


NEW York, Aug. 2.
The Herald's Nashville dispatch of the
3lst gives congratulatory address from
Gen. Thomas to the Army of the Cumber-
land on the brilliant success in the late bat
ties.
He states that our loss on the Goth wac
1873 killed, wounded and missing; on the
22d, $500 and ten cannon. The rebel loss
on the Goth was 5000 while seven stand Of
colors were taken and 5000 stand of arms.
The rebel loss in killed was 1900 besides
5000 prisoners
The same correspondent says the battle Of
the 18th was as complete a defeat of the re-
bels as that of the ODD; $40 rebel dead were
buried by our forces after the battle
The report Of the wounding Of Gen. Ste
phen Lee is not confirmed nor is it positively
known that his forces had reached Atlanta.
Gen. Hooker has passed through Nashville
en- route for duty elsewhere. Gen. Rosseau
succeeds him in command of the Goth corps.
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Volunteers, Attention! Indiscretions OF
Youth.

Sores and Ulcers, Bl0tches and Swellings can with
certainty be radically cured if the Pills are taken
night and morning and the Ointment be freely used
stated in the printed Instructions, If treated in
any other way they dry up in part 70 break out
in another. Whereas this Ointment will remove the
humors from the system, and leave the patient a
vigorous and healthy man. IL will require little
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NV 1ukA, Aug. o.
Below Is steamship City of London, from
Liverpool the 10Th Of July, via Queenstown
July 9th. She brings one day later news.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

Al the MemPhremagog House, Newport, Monday.
6th.
At the lrasoursh House, IrasburEb on Vsi7''-
At Carpenters Hotel, CratsburT, THURSDAY >s.,-
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AND INTERMEDIATE PORTS.

Only sir days through, lpithout change Of Boat :
rUHIS we'll known and Reliable Compa ny, will
Il during the present season, run their line Of
First Class Upper cabin STEAMERS Daily, be-
and Toisfs, Detroit, Chicago, Moaukss, and Inter-
mediate Ports.
Leaving Ogdensburgh, on arrival Of ErYrss' Tram
from the East
Passengers and Families moving West can en-
bark with their Luggage, Teams, Stock, &c, and
land together without disturbance or Transhipment
at their port Of destination thus avoiding the great
Inconvenience Of the many changes, delays and eX-
penses Of other routes. ~ These Steamers have
large Cabins and state Rooms, amply and neatly
furnished, for FIRST CLASS PASSENGERS, and Sec
ond Cabins with Cook Stoves and comfortable ac-
commodations for Passengers and families, who
wish % furnish their own provisions. No Efforts
will be spared b maintain the reputation Of this
as the CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE.
thorough rebuilding, rehtting. repairing and
efurn ishing, with several new boats added % the
ne, make this now the most comfortable pleasant.
lonomical and expeditions route % the GREAT
WEST
Be '-rs aud So, n, 4g,-f 9f ms Line be'or, 70.
buy your Tickets.
Through Tickets over all Western Railroad Lines
can be obtained on application % GEO, w. SMITH
o'tce, corner Ford and Patterson Sts-, opposite
John House, Og1enshurgh, = y
L5- One Hundred Pounds Of Baggage Free, 20
each Passenger.
Baggage Checked through 70 all Points
For through Tickets and other information. ap-
ply 10 u. A. EDDY,
Oalce Steamers Landing, OgdenshurEh, NY.
GEO. ". SMITH. Genl Ticket Agent.
II. y. DRURY, Agent,
No. ? American Hotel Burlington.
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n. G. WILSON,

PKEsIpEST.-BENRY CROKER.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SHARP.
SECRETARY,-W. II. HOLLlSTFR.
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Ioo Gold Hunting Cased Watches $50 ld each.
lO1 Gold Watches, tf0r each
Do Ladies Watches, 80 Iu each
5l0 Silver Watches. $500 o. - 1I each
co Cod Neck and Vest Chains. ~ uu o. IS u1 each
900 Chatelaine and Guard
Chains. 90 to IS % each
s.oo0 Vest and Neck Chains. SOTO 400 each
1000 Solitaire Jet and cold
Brooches, Cd % % each
800 Coral, Lava, Garnet, &c.
Brooches, 3 90 70 E u eae-
700 Gold, Jet, Opal 8c-. Ear
500 Gents Breast ard Seazf Pins. 3 80 10 spg es.
6,.on oval Band Bracelets 100 % ~" Ca.
300 Chased Bracelets, . ri 20 DO %" tt-
$3.50 California Diamond Pins
2.poO Gold Watch KEYS 81 o. 8 H" ear.
5.nHo solitaire Sleeve Buttons
5000 Gold Thimnles, 4ol 20 e06 ear.
,.+f mature Lockets. POO o. 9 81. .a..
500 Miniature LCcsets, Magic o1 20 @ 1000 es..
2,5." tod ToothPicks Crosses, &c 19 o. 6.' sa--
3.u.u Fob and Ribbon Slides. 2HI O. $40 ss-t
5.nuU Chased Gold Rings, 2u1 O. So. ear.
4.u10 Stone set Rings 2oJ % SOU each
Is 5o0 sets LADIES Jewelry-Jet
and Gold. 90 % o. IU cash
s,o1e Sets Ladies' JeWslry-
varied sly les, f0 % l7 H1 sa.-
5000 Gold Pens. Silver Case
and Pencil. On o. s o1 ea-.
f.0o0 Gold Pens. Gold Case and
Pencil. or % lI on ear-
400 Gold Pens, Gold-mounted
Holder, 2ooto sposl-
The goods in the above List will be sold witha--
reservation. FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH
Certificates Of all the various articles place
similar envelopes and sealed. These euve-aq-,
viii he sent by mail delivered at our Office, With
out gard 70 choice. On receiving a tertIEct-s
you will see what article il represents. ami %
optional with you % send one dollar and receive
the article rame1. any other in the list OF sam.
value. In all transactions By mail char-e
forwarding the Certificates paying postage, an
doing tie business, > cts; each. FIVE tEEIisl-
GATES ,riT - ssnf for 81; ELEVEN for $ THErr
for g. >IXTT-FIvE for si0- and ONE HUS DRE1 ~
SIS. BY this mode we give selections from a varet
stock Of fine goods Of the best make and latest
STYLES. and of intrinsic worth. at a nominal u-.cT
while all have chance OF securing articles Of the
very highest value.
We guarantee entire satisfaction in every iu-
stance.
AsES1s.-Special terms and Premiums % Agents.
Address GEO. DElfERTT & Co.
$40 Broadway, New YORK
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VIII be speedily relieved and efrectually cured by
using these admirable medicines, and by paying
proper attention % the Directions which are attach
ed to each Pot or Box.
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Trans goiHg Worth and Wssf
Leave Burlington at f.luAH SIS. AN. as IN.
f.IHrM.
Dag Erp-s'' Tram leaves Boston al -npAN via
Lowell or Lawrence, at 7.2l An, via Ftchhurc
Leave Springfield at 80 ~ Bellows ais az li.55
n, for Burlington, Montreal, Ogiensnurg h Chica-
~ and the West. making close connections.
Man Tram leaves Boston Al e.lsAAs n, via Lowell,
White River Junction az l-35 y. for Burlington,
Montreal and O-ienshurEh.
Accommodation Tam leaves Mortified al 40
NJ and Burlington AZ IS N, for Eouse's Point.
Nighf Erprsss Tram leaves Bellows Falls az 900
? N. receiving passengers from the Vermont Valley
Railroad leaving New York At l2.l5 p n, and from
Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston SD p n, connect
ing al White River Junction with a train leaving
Boston at 5.2l N, arriving at Burlington At 3 DO
N, Rou.e's Point at 707 A n, Montreal at a.l5 An.
and d -ienshurgh i2-31 ~ Both the Mail Trains
connect az White River Junction with Passumpsic
Road.
Sleeping Cars are attached 70 both the NIGHT Ex-
press Trains running between Rguse's Point and
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and tho West for sale
at all the principal Stations
6. MERRILL, supt.
St. Alhans July 25 l-64
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RUTLAND 4 BURLINGTON n. n
SIMMER lRRLyGFyFNT

RUTLAND BURLINGTON r. n.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Aug. LIST 1854, trains will run as fol-
LEAVE BURLINGTON
$50 A. NJ. MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell, Wor-
eester, Fitchburgh, Brattleboro, Springfield Hart
ford, New Haven. Troy, Albany and New York
arrive in Troy BIZ P. M New York SD P. Nj bos-
ton 7-30 Pm.
Through 10 Boston 'ita0si cAanss - cs-'-
II.5O A. VI. Accommodation Train.
Ito p. NJ, EMPRESS TRAIN for Troy, Albany, New
Yors AID the West arrive at Troy 7.25 IN;
New York A. NJ, by Hudson River Railroad
Sleeping Cars or Hudson River Steamers. This
train stop at vergennes, Middlebury and Brandon.
Throsgh 70 Troy uifhout csange Of Cas-.
This train stops only at vergennes, Midclebury
s4OP. n, NIGHT EXPRESS, with Sleeping Cars. for
New Ysrk and Boston. Arrive in Troy at AS A.
NJ; New York 10 NJ. Boston 7A.N.
Through TO Trey and Boston -t,hcsl change
Of Cars.
From the South and East Trans ayriue at B1rlrng-
ton as loLi0us.
As P. NJ, MAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell, wor
cester, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, Troy,
Albany and New York Leaves Boston 30 A. ";
New York s.OO,P. n with Sleeping Car attached.
Troy 500 A. N.
4.05 A. NJ, EMPRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping Cars,
from New York and Boston. Leaves New York
at Pm, Boston $40 p n.
10 4. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Rutland.
Pm, NEW YORK EMPRESS. Leaves New York
at An Through from Troy without change Of
cars.
TICKETS sold for Saratoga, Troy, Albany, New
York, Schenectady and all principal points on the
New York Central and Western Railroads, and in
formation given by
r. c. ROWE, No. /, American Hotel Block.
Package checked through.
= Fare always as low as by any other line
II. S. MARCY, Acting Sup't.
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ms company offers peculiar advantage o. Dol.
sons intending 70 insure their lives, in its safstv
stahilty acquired in its fourteen years e1peris-
IN us assets, which, without its capital 90 sl1s.
amounts q over three quarters Of a million ~ OIL
lars, being more than two hundred thousand 5G.-.
In excess Of its liabilities for the reinsurance ~
outstanding risks in the facilities presented r.
accommodating system Of payments Of prerniY-.
in the large number, diversified conditions an
equations, various ages and localities 0f the lives r.
sured giving the largest requisite scope for fte -
GRAFTON OF the laws Of average mortalitv. AMI .5-
amplest guaranty to the insured FOR the 5e7s..
thereof; IN the division Of profits, the Ayv-t- --
Portionment of which having for the pest ----s
years averaged FoRrf PER CENT. Of the 1-sn5-..
Policies are issued upon all the plans u.a.. e..
LIE Insurance Companies, and at as low rates ,..
consistent with a view % sOlyency.
Parties desiring Agencies in towns where he C.--
pany have none, and those wishing Travs -.
Agencies " thin the New Engla States viii anna
70 H. q WILSON, b- State Street Boston. -.--
such reference, or Information as o. axe .-a..--
ment in regard thereto
w1Lm3
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Cloak and Dress Making
by
MRS. T.. y. KELLER.

First door South q Mrs. Crossaoa's Bonnet
BleGchery, Caaia's Lane.
Work of all kinds done At shor; notice and on
reasonable terms. Please call.
June 18th sau3n
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Reports from Maryland and Pennsylvania
dicate that the rebels have found it advis-
lie to attempt TO return to the south side OF
- Potomac.
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For " Wounds, either Occaisoned by the
BayOnet, Sabre or the Bullet,
Sores or Brni.es.

To which every Soldier OF Sailor are LIABLE there
are no medicines 50 safe, sure and convenient al
Holl0way's Pills and Ointment The poor wounded
and almost diving Sufferer might have his wounds
dressed Immediately If he would only provide him
self with this matchless Ointment, which should he
thrust into the wound and smearcd all round IT,
then cover with piece Of linen from his kuap-ack
ami compressed with handkerchief. Takinsni-ht
and morning SIX or i-ht Pills, 70 cool the system
AMI prevent Inflammation
Every soldiers knapsack and Seaman's che
would re provided with these valuable Remedies.
CAITION.-None are genuine unless the
words s Holloway NeW-York and London, ~ are dis
cernahle as a water-nark in every leaf Of the book
Of directions around each pot or box, the same may
he plainly seen hy holding the leaf 70 the light
handsome reward will he given 20 any one render-
such Information az VIII lead 70 the detection Of
any party or parties c1unterfetln- the medicines
vending the same. knowing them 70 he spurious
- sod az the Mandatory Of Professor HOllo-
spectacle Druggists and Dealers II Medicine
throughout the civilized world, IN boxes at 81 cents
- cents and no.
There Is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
NIB. Directions fer the guidance q patients in
e very disorder are Affixed % each box.
Dealers in my well known medicines
can have show Cards. Circulars. 4 c. sent
FREE OF Expense, by addressing
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so MAIDEN Lane y. Y.
JOHN p. HENRY = CO..
WHOLESALE DEALERS
English n American Patent Medicines,
R,sforafrre,, Ps-fss,sry Of al
tIaes, g., =.
Henry, WATERBURY, Vt, and
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WARREN THAYER.
IL X T. III 4 II r. 4 It.
HAVING been bred to the theory and practice
Civil Engineer and Architect,

Civil Engineer and Architect.
under the instruction Of the late John Johnson-and
IN which he has himself been Instructor at various
periods Of his lfe-and having przctised his profes
sion in Boston and Worcester, Mass and for many
years in Burlington and its vicinity the suhsrr her
feels himself competent 70 satisfy and benefit those
who may employ him.
He drafts PLANS and DRAWINGS with the re-
quisite calculations, elevations, proportions sec
TONS, &c.) ofCHuRcHEs, ACADEMIES, SCHoOLHoUsFs
and PUBLIC BUILDINGS, in their different STYLES OF
Architecture Hotels, Private residences from the
first class 10 the palmer and less Eexpensive-as the
ditions and Improvements Of existing structures
where such wanted).
lie plans and advises to all the various process.
es OF construction and arrangement from the cellar
70 the roof Of buildings.
He gives information and will assist in the seler
ton II the most eligible kinds and qualities Of ma
terals in order to secure fitness, durability and
economy.
He superintends the erection Of Ruildin,,s
Bridges, Sc, from the commencement to the com
petion Of the same, and would add that he has bad
large experience as a PRACTICAL BUILDER
He lays out grounds and walks, bridges cuIver-s
roads, &C. He carves Mouldings and Ornamental
work generally.
He makes models and drafts, dralrfr r, md ,,,o,s
cations for zueHfions and attends generAiIv Il
the business Of his profession in all its hranches
He may be consulted by letter directed 10 bir,
Burlington, Vermont, and may be found Al bss NJ
fee, Church Street, (Benn's Block, opposite ~
Town Hall and Post 0fice). NV
WARREN THAYER, Architect.
June ~ deouaw6m
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Us. EXCISE TAXEs.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS hereby given that the Annual Taxes
y Of the 80 Collection District Of Vermont. A.
sessed upon incomes Licenses, Carriages. Plate
approved July lst l-5-, and the ameuime MS -a-e-
o., have become due and payable; and ] W.. at-
tend myself or by Deputy at the following t.I-.
and places o. receive the same. viz
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BIZ. MATTIsON's SURE REMEDIES
FOR
Special Diseases.
INDIAN EMMENAGOGUE

This celebrated Female Medicine
isprepared expressly for both mar
ried and single ladies, and Is superior
70 erything else for the purpose, as
ID viii regulate the system in cases
redistribution, from ,rhdfeuer cause and
is therefore Of the greatest value 20
married ladies who from ill-health
or other reasons may wish TO avoid
an evil 10 which theY are liable. II
taken as directed, IL will cure any
case durable by medicine, and il is
also perfectly safe at all times. Pull
directions with each bottle. Price
$40.
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uoBE'S PLATFORM AND COUNTER Scurs
III in all their varieties. Warranted 10 he a. CO..
rect and perfect working Scale as any in the ma
ket- For sale low, by VIZ mar
6. S. BLoDGETT&C
p,.i,.. n. 80. college Street.
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u IN t $.

A y endless variety at
n PAGES New Store
March p
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GENERAL MANAGER or AGENCIES IN The WV D.
LAND STATES.
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SILK II is .

lust received the extreme Broadway STYLE of
~ Young Gents SILK Hats, at
sHATTUCK & BROTHERS New Store
April p.
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sTRAsBURGER & NUHS.
States, SIatepencils.

w L HAVE on hand the largest and hest a..ort
w ment Of the above goods Onr whoie 49,
pa neen imported since the lst Of February. and
we are ny receiving all the novelties apDearing
IN Europe We have paid for these goods bes,re
the great advance in gold ami can scl at he Incst
reasonable rates - 0 l-'s'
We -vhclt a share Of your patronage. You will
BUY from US II you examine our stock
Chins and Sroekery Dealers will find IL 70 their
interest to call upon Us ''
july - 5,..
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w. APPLETON,
MOST respectfully informs the inhabitaptsof Rn-.
vi lington and vicinity that he has establisbeS
New Dive House.

at Ninooski Falls. and Ladies who have nnythi,,
they wish Dyed or Cleansed and made 10 looL :.
Good as New. will do well to CALL Silk. Cotton %
Noolen Dresses, or shavls, Colored, CIeansed and
Pressed 70 look like New, Gents Goats, Vests and
Pants, Dyed or Cleansed, and pressed in the hest
possible manner, Carpets and Rugs Cleaned
Ladiee' straw, Willow or Chip Hats dyed anv shat.
or color. Wooden or Cotton Yarn can be dyed random
self colors.
EBAgency for Burlington at the "BEE-gJrr
DRY GOODS STORE" where Goods for the NJ.
House can be left, and will be punctually attended
TO.
Janls64 vtv
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UNION
Mutual Life Insurance f.
OFFICE.

INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF MANI
Charter Perpetual. Oryani,.5 &c.
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SUBSTITUTES WANTED.

TN re Substitutes can hear Of persons that viii
L paw LIBERAL prce-aui pay al me money %
ffs u.'fit.fs. hy calling 0u The subscriber.
S. HUNTINGTON.
Bur l-ton July -l .-6f.
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1864. LAKE CHAMPLAIN 1894
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, May 10th, 1864.
BE X THS FIR EE.
THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMERS
or The
cmAMpLAIN TRANSPORTATION co.
GOING NORTH:

GOING NORTH;
I'd. PAY LIN LINE. Leave Whitehall Daily Sun
Io.oo 4. VI. upon arrival Of the Cars from
Troy, Albany and Buffalo, reaching Burlington at
i.i5 =. NJ, and Rouses Point at 80 P. NJ, making
direct connection with the Cars for Ogdenshurgh
the same evening, arriving at Montreal at 1880 P
MIGHT LINE. I Leave Whitehall Daily. Csatur-
$40 p. NJ days and Sundays eIcepted,) at
s45 p NJ, upon arrival Of the trains from New York
reaching Burlington at $50 A NJ, and Plattsbursh
at $50 A. connecting at each place with Train.
arriving at Montreal at $50 A NJ, and Ogdenshurg
at noon
GOING SOUTH
DAY LINE. Leave Rouse's Point Daily.
From Roussf Point. at :. IS A. NJ, except SUNDAYS
7.f5 A. VI. land Plattsburgh at 49,
on arrival Of Train from Montreal via Vt 4 Cana
da Railroad, connecting with Boats at Burlington
at 1000 a. NJ, at Ticonderoga at p n. with
Lake George Boat reach Whitehall at 40 p
NJ. in season for the Train connecting at Troy and
Albany with splendid Steamers on the Hudson
River, and with NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN TO
THE WEST.
NIGHT LINE. Leave Ronses Point Daily.
$40 =. NJ. ilexcept Saturdays and sun
days,) on arrival Of Train from Montreal and or
densburgh, arriving at Burlington at s.45P.E. and
reaching Whitehall at $50 A.. NJ, in time for Ex-
press Train reaching New York at 40 p NJ and
only Line connecting with the Hudson River Day
Boat from Albany, At "A. NJ, esching New York
at 9 P. NJ, and Buffalo and Suspension Bridge at
p.
All the Lines will be run via Port Kent and
Plattsburgh.
Fare as lolo as By any other Route.
THROUGH TICKETS by this Line betveen
the principal places in the Northern States, can be
procured at the
Company ogSes, West ,ide Govt Hous, Sg,a-,.
Burlington, ~.
II, Tracy, Agent 81 Commissioner Street, Mon
treal.
on board Lake Champlain Steamers
VI. CASFIELD, Pier Is, Foot Liberty Street n Y.
CHAs. THURMAN, 239 Broadway n Y.
On board Hudson River Steamers
Hudson River Railroad Offices. n Y
Union Depot, Troy, N
Northern R. Depot, Albany.
BdGG4GE CHECKED THROUGH Passengers
and Baggage will lie transported from Cars to Boats
ir9m the Depots at Burlington, Free Of chargs.
Freights taken at Lowest Rates.
THOS. n. CAMPBELL.
General Supr
West side Court House Square, Burlington. Vt.
Nav 3-d&wu
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SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES.

And not To be paid until you know what yca
receive
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TELESC SCOPES.
OPERA CLASSES and Spectacles al
" J z. BRINSMAID'S.
July d.
CODEY'S LADY'S BOOK for August
VI Received at HUNTlNGTON-S
July -
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GEO. DENIERIT 4 CO..
Worth 5000, 200 .

To he Sold al One Dollar Each, without
regard 20 value.
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Assets, 8lst December, 1858, ss52.0ss q,
Losses Paid to dale, s55O.o5.
Dividends Paid in Cash to date, s3i0.4ss.
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TliS3; Of Letters

'LETTgRS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in
the PosioGice al Eumterland; Stale OF Mary
land, 18th day DC 9Gly, 1861.
~ ''To 6btfih any Of these letters, the
applicant must cGil fer advft.ised letters give
die Jair Of this list, and pay one cent for ad-
vcrtisine.
J.Dr pf rot calle,i FOR within one month,
llcc will be sent IL thu Dead letter Office.
"FREE DELIVERY Of letters by carriers, at
the residence of owners, may he SECURED by
observing the following RIFLES:
~. DIRECT letters plainly to the street anal
nu.iber, As vel! d5 The rosteilice and State.
~. HEAD letters with the writer's Pess-
lficc, AMI .sldfe, street and number, sign tieiii
Glanlr with full name, and request that an
,wcrJ he directed accordingly.
"3. Letters to strangers or transient visitors
in a town or city, whose special address may te
unknown, should be marked, ia the lower left
lald corner with the word Transient
-. Piaes the Postage stamp on the u1Ttr
rigAi-AG:r' corner, and iears space between the
stamp and direction FOX post-marking without
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N. IA REQU EST Tor The RETURN Of q,
letter 10 ;ue Nf!tcr il uv,laiurd within 81
days or less, write. OF printed with Tie writer's
ug,ae. y,1S,94ice ard SAFE, across the left-hand
end Of the envelope on thh face side, will lie
complied with at the nE'.al prepaid rate OF pos
taee payable when tic letter is delivered to the
writer q, Law OF l3G3."