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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-04

CHIrrESDES COUNTY
UHaHaw


vs.. CmrrESDES COUNTY
ALfNANDEh DAY. COURT,
The ermont anu Dos September Term, 1864.
ny Trustee.
DEit'k SHOWN. that William II. Allen Of the city,
ID county and State Of New York, by his writ dat
ell July 30, A. ID. 1864, and made returnable 20 the
County Court holden at Burlington within and for
the county Of Chittenden, on the 9Th Tuesday OF
September, 1861, brought his action against Alex
ander Balm, Of parts unknown and resident without
the State declaring against said Balm in an action
Of debt 10 recover the amount ola certain judgment
by said FALLEN, on the 18th day OF August, lso3 IN
the Supreme Court Of the State OF New York for the
county ofNew York recovered against said Balm, Tor
the sum Of 800 dollars damages and Il dollars and
y cents costs which remains unpaid which said
writ issued aeinst the goods chattels or estate OF
the said Balm and also against the Vermont and
Boston Telegraph Company, corporation, as the
Trustee Of the said Balm and was duly served by
attaching, the property ofsaid Balm, 30 shares
Of the capital stock OF said corporation, standlns
on the books Of said corporation IN the name OF one
John Maedougall. and by suulm9nin- said corpora
ton a such Trustee watch said writ was duly en-
tered in said Court AZ Nc return day thereof, and
said corporation appeared and made disclosure OF
certain effects in its hands, but 10 appears that the
same are claimed by the said John hacd0ugall ana
thereupOn said Court did appoint Rupel = Tat,
Esq, commissioner o. take the disclosure Of said
Trustee, and TO hear, examine ana determine an
questions arsingi respect To- the haDihty OF stld
Trustee and the right Of said CLAIMANT and nether
the aid Balm or the said Macd0ugall having ap-
peared OF made answer 10 said action, and II ap-
pearing that they were absent from this state al
re time OF the service 81 stlA WIZ auA A1sS ~.
returned withinthe same or had personal notice OF
the bringing tendency Of this st-it ts ordsred,
that notice be given u the said Alexander BAN
and 10 the said John Macdougall Of the tendency OF
said action aud the substance thereof and what has
been done therein, by publishing the same and TINS
order for three weeks successfully in the 'Burling
ton Free Press newspaper published IN SAID
Burlington the last OF which publications shall be-
As TO said Balm at least twenty ~ and as TO said
Maedouga1 at least sxty uays before the next term
OF said Court 70 be holden ut said Burlington on
the first Tuesday of April s65. To which this cause
Is continued at which term said Balm is required 20
| appear and make answer 20 said action, and said
| MacdOugall 90 appear and make good MS claim 70
| the effects in the hands Of said Trustee
Dated at Burlington IN the County OF Chlttenden
/ this 18th day Of october, 1855.
A. J. HOWARD, Dep. CPk.
/ DAN'L ROBERTS. Atty.
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PORK TONGUES.

SPEECHLESS, yet eloquent, and an incompara-
10 Bile delicscy. small supply introduced to
store confidence, and fer sale by
LOUIS FOLLETT co.
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EW ORR, Oct. -.
Steamship North Star, from Aspiuwall
I--.. has arrived also steamer Atlanta from
Sew Orleans 18th.
Gold sold to-day al 20.
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FLOUR. FLOUR, FLOUR.

rt'HE celebrated Roseu5ale Flour kept CONSTANT
| on hand. Also. all other kinds of Spring az
Winter Wheat Flour IT
WARNER p ADAMS,
Oct 80. Union Bio
HARPER'S Magazine for November
4 iady's vok
Demorsst'- Book q Fashion
Lesle'z
Received A. IIUNTfNGTON'S.
Oct. -
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lie " ilminston, y c, Journal Of the I'D
nit. -41s, great preparations are being mace
th5-s Tor the defence Of the place All non
contestants are required to leave.
Purely a vegetable tonic and most reliable rem
v Of the age Tor loss or lack Of appetite, feeble
nes- and nrostrations, is the Celebrated Nahoo
and Ca.isara Buffers. They are mild in Their
.e...a u, Oh ID, system aud increase gradually
the force OF circulation, promote the action Of the
digestive organs, and counternct the bad efect'
Of change Of water or diet, AMI particularly the
use OF intoxicating liquors. single trlai VIII
sat r. fha most -septicai For sale ny I'll drus-
...,fs and respectable dealers
JAcoB PrNKERToS, Manufacturer,
IA & Is James St,
w1sw2 Syracuse, n. l..
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FOUND.

A SMALL sum # money in store Of the subscriber
"A which the owner can have BY pay in- for tins
advertisement.
NOVID3t a. PhOIII, Jr-
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The Charleston Mercury says movement
is % foot III that vicinity % wrench Atlanta
from Sheunn and inJimatas that it viii De
done by SIX Jr ten thousand men
Joe Johnston is living in retirement at
Macon. Ca
Inc Eeleigh &Gnaard dynounces the ultra
position assumed at Jhe convention OF the
re1e. governors.
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WINE AND CIDER MILLS.

StOMETIIING that is Nost Nice and New-that
- which g. lust sui',@ o. the times-is a Family
Vine .n1 Cider Nill With Press o0u.hined.
Also, Cider Mills for lar-er purposes-simpie
at PEIRCEs.
August 10. 'Gi-
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RRANnRErn,s pILLs.-THENEAk


the Cousumptive, Rheumatic. Costive, Bilious ana
Delicate. after some days use. viii find renewed
t-ensth and life peryade every organ oi 'Aeir
frames.
Every dose makes the blood purer. The nerves
..rB,nep,e and terminate iu tle veins. These pills
as first effect Get upon the arte' ial 5io'd ineiei'
ins the circulation, by which impurities are aep'
tied in the veins, and they throw oil such eo'lee-
tons into the bowels, which organs by the energy
derived from Braudrethf Pills. eypel them from
the system. When first used. the Pills may ocea-
sion gripping, and even make the patient feel worse
This is an excellent sign. ami shows the disease viii
soon be cured NJ great good Is often achieved
without some trouble in its attainment. and this
rule apple. TO tie recovery Of health. sold by al
respectable dealers iu medicines
nc. % DAWN
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e H
\ despatch to the Mayor Of this city from
Cas-ine gives tine particulars OF an attack
upon thc battery at thar town ON Monday
"A midnight small party of men approach
ci from tae rear. and when challenged they
Immediately fired upon tine sentinel. who re-
urued-the fire. ocrg. Kamsii.l was fired
upon when be came ont Of has quarters.
FHnr hall, lodged within Two feet of him.
The garrison mustered promptly and plrsu-
,d the raidcrs about half mile, firing upon
them, and they REPLYING when they took
TO beat end escaped Their object was
supposed TO be the capture of the L. 5. cut
ter living in the hartOr.
This city has been put in state Of de-
fence BY orders from Gov. Cony the Home
Guards are in readiness for duty and the city
government has increased and armed the
police.
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BALTIMORE, Oct 81

BALTIMORE, Oct. 81
The new Free State Constitution goes into
effect tomorrow.
The City Councils have taken measures
for the proper celebration of the event and
in pursuance of a resolution adopted this at
terulon. the Mayor has issued a proelama-
u'u directing that a salute ot 500 guns be
fired tomorrow at sunrise, noon and sun
down, the bells 70 be rung, ami the citizens
are requested TO display their iag,
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WARREN THAYER.
Il X T. III It Il T. It.
TVAyING been bred to the theory and practice Of
Civil Engineer and Architect.

TTAAlN6 been bred % the theory and practice OF
Civil Engineer and Architect.
1ac- the instruction Il the late John Johnson-and
I-l le la, himself been an Instructor az various
periods of his fe-aud having practissd his profess
SION FOO Boston and Worcester, Mass, and for many
years n Burlington and its vicinity, the subscriber
f..- himself Competent % satisfy and benefit those
n.. NAV employ him.
be drafts PLANS and DRAWINGS with the re-
.l..tc calculations, elevations, proportions, sec
H.t.. sc. fCHURC HIS, Academies, SCHO0LHOUsEs,
4uI Public BUILDINGS, in their different styles OF
Architecture Hotels. Private residences from the
hr-r class Co the palmer and less eXpensiye-as the
farm huuse-Barus and outh0uses, Including sd
..r.r- and Improvements Of existing structures,
where such are wanted
Iic plans and advises a. all the various process
q construction and arrangement from the cellar
tl fle roof Of buildings.
IIr -res information and will assist in the selec-
zion st the most eligible kinds and qualities Of ma
t.-..- DO order % secure fitness, durability and
economy.
DO -uperntends the erection Of Buildings,
Bid -e- Sc from the commencement 20 the COM
uIetlUu ~ the same and would add that he has had
"a Ls--e experience as a PRACTICAL BUILDER
Dee LAYS out grounds and walks, bridges, culyerts,
-.lls dc. lie carves MOuldings and Ornamental
Ie makes models and drafts, i-grings and ,Beeif-
ATOMS for uetr inrfufioHs, and attends generally 10
ths business OF his profession in all it branches
De may be consulted by letter directed 20 him
Burlington. Vermont, and may be found at his
da- Church Street, ,Benn's Block, opposite
Town Hall and Post Ofiicel.
WARREN THAYER, rchitect
June 2f deowsW6m
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HALL 4 FLETCHER,
CL.TE.H .fGEHTS,

AND AGENTS FOR THE SETTLEMENT
OF OFFICERS ACCOUNTS.
HAVING had long experience a. Clerks in the
/ Ordnance Office, and In the Office Il the Quar-
tarulster General We are prepared to assist cPFI-
GERS iu making out RETURNS, and in settling
their accounts with those Offices and with the
Treasury Department,
stoupa-es Of pay removed. Certificates Of non
Indebtedness obtained, etc
ALL CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
COLLECTED WITH DISPATCH.
PAY and Bounty Of Deceased Soldiers
Procured.
Post Omcc Address, Box > Washington, 70. c,
UUcc q. Fifteenth Street.
Ed. y. HALL,
" s FLETCHER.
wirw4
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az " inoosh Falls, and Ladies who have anything
they wish Dyed or Cleansed and made to look as
Good as New will do well TO call, Silk, Cotton, or
Woolen Dresses. or shawls, Colored, Cleansed and
Pressed to look like New, Gents Coats, Vests and
Pants Dyed OF Cleansed, and pressed in the best
possible manner, Carpets and Rugs eleansed.
or color WOODEN or Cotton Yarn can be dyed random
or soif c0lors.
TAgency for Burlington at the "BEE-HIYE
DRY GOODS STORE where Goods for the Dye
House be LEFT, and will he punstually attended
30.
Ianfe-ff yIy
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ALEXANDER Balm,
The Vermont and Bos-
ton Telegraph C0mpa-
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HAMS.

RI PERSONS.
Oct. 18th.
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NEW COOKS.

rl,IIE 6yp-icso Of the Danes Dixie Pr Philips.
1 Familiar Letters from Europe by ielt0n.
Nearer and bearer
Twice told Tales by Hawthorne Received AZ
uUNFINGT0N-S.
"a. ~ 1-rf
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CALNIN PEAsE.s ESTATE.

A. KNIGHT, Judge.
Wl-W3
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NyR,PpiNG PAPER.

C,RoCERs Wrapping Paper, IS and ~ lbs,
VI received and for sale At
HUNTIN6TONrs.
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AIburgh. 18th Oc... 1861.

STATE OF VERMONT, ut IS ordered by the
DISTRICT or GRAND ISLE, s. L Probate Court tor
the district aforesaid that all persons concerned oe
Notified. TO appear before said Court at session
thereof % be holden at the Probate Office IN North
Here on the 4th day Of November nc15at 10 o'clock
the liberty and authority requested in the foregoing
application should not he granted and for that pur-
pose the said application together With this order
Re published IN the Darlington Free Press printed
AZ burlington three weeks successfully, as soon as
may be
In witness whereof ! have horeunt0 affixed the
seal OF aid Court and subscribed my at North
Hero in said district thi- 18th day Of october a. T.
Isl A. KNIGHT, Judge.
Wis
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NOVELTY IN ART: THE ART or

NOVELTY IN ART. THE ART or
diving the hair in five miuute- So as % deceive the
whole world, has been discovered
Cristadoro'> Hair Dye.
which is the only chemical combination in exist
enee which chan yes the color of the hair without
iniurins the LIVING rRlycrLE which feeds, no'-tcns
and sustaius the flores.
CRISTADORO's HAIR PRE>ERl fTIFE. a VAL
liable adjunct go the Dye, TO dressing anal urono l.
ins the growth and perfect health .i tae hair and
or itself when used alone, safeguard that pro-
teets the fibre from decay under oil Circumstance
and under all elimes. Manufactured hy j. Girls
TADoRO. No. A-tor House. New York sold by
all Druggists. Applied ly all Ea-r pressers.
Oct. ~. DAWN
DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LiNtMENT
II cures Cholera. when first taken in few hours 8
Tootbaehe In five minutes. It perfectly innocent
to take internally. and is recommended .y the most
eminent Physicians in the United States frice %
and 80 cents.
ToyAwANDA, Pa, Aug. @. l-53.
D--SI. Tobias, New York. Dear Sir-I have
used your Venetian Liniment with great success,
both As an internal as well an external medicine
In cases of Bilious Collie and Cholera MoFhus l re-
rari it as a sovereign remedy. Your Venetian
Horse Iinimeut stands uuIiyalled as horse medi-
cine amongst farmers and boatmen on this canal.
Wei. LEWIS,
Sup't North Branch Canal.
Sold by all Druggists. Office, No. 81 Cortiandt
ST., New York
Oct. 20. DAWN
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NV Ynnk. Nov. ,.

NEW } OBK. Nov. =
The Importance Of Gen. Grants last move
meut. It appears has not been clearly de
m5ustrated in the published accounts The
TrHuc's correspondent on the extreme left
saws A now angle OF mile and halt
west and mile and q half southwest acquir-
a 1n our LETT by the recent strategetic de
monsrratoa. is being strongly fortified, and
I understand that ia army line is 10 be i'm
medlately pushed out 20 the left two or three
miles beyond the present terminus. The
way tins important extension %. our fortified
line was So easily and cheaply made was by
the rehcis weakening their lines TO intercept
what they took TO hc a flank movement
around their extreme right.
While tine rebels were massing against the
81 and jtb corps ou the extreme left. the
gth corfs showed m at The front and took "a
line Of their works. which was recrossed and
now forms our new left angle. Probably
not during the war has SO important an ex
tension %. a fortified line been made with 50
little fighting. True, it took considerable
marching and Concentrating, but the
men engaged IN It rs = frolie after being IN
confinement in camp.
Tine CONSERVATION Of the rebels at this
movement Is represented by dcserters 20 be
greater than ever before.
NASHVILLE, Nov. l.
Since his repulse at Decatur Hood has
moved further west along the south side OF
tia. Tennessee river. lie is believed TO have
PASSED some Of his infantry over that river at
OF near cambridge, II miles above Florence,
No part Of his force has been moved fur
Their down.
4 rebel rumor here reports that he was
coming this way. His purpose 1t is difficult
10 ascertain. With strong federal force IN
hi, front, flank and rear, fears Of making de-
monstrations in this quarter are simply ridi-
cuiIus.
zen. Thomas is here. and is preparing Tor
anv movement Hood may make in this dIree-
tion. Strong bodies of Union troops are
moving INTO proper Positions The Union
feeling here is one OF strong hope that Hood
viii place himself in position from winch
it viii be- difficult 10 extricate himself
Gen. Sherman cannot be coaxed OF bullled
ouJ of Atlanta, but will hold that place at all
hazards
Forrest with 4 cavalry force Is reported to
be threatening JoiinsOnyille, where they are
large quantities Of government stores. Three
transports have been destroyed by part OF bis
command Ample preparations have been
made 20 hold Johnsonyille and efectually re.
pulse any force the rebels may bring against
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ESTRAY.

ItAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber on OF
y about the 18th September last. a two-year old
Heifer, black with waite belly. The owner is re-
quested TO prove property, pay charges ana take
SMITH WRIGHT.
st. George, Oct. S, Is5i. wi7WS'
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X IN y ID Us
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.

Theattention Of the public Is called 70 this most
excellent Of all Liniments, a perfect a1u speedy
cure for al the aches and pains that flesh s ber 80
RHEUMATISM
Is caused by stsgnation Of the fluids arising from
checked perspiration-is cured by few bottles Of
Rennedy's Rheumatic Liniment.
SPRAINS
Are caused by an over-extensiOn and 4 sudden re-
action Of the ruscles-is cured by few bottles Of
hennedy's rheumatic LiniInent-equaAy good Tor
NEURALGIA,
The king Of all pain, is caused by irfanation OF
the nerves-is Instantly cured By few Applications
ofkennedy's Rheumatic Liniment
PLEURISY
Is an inflammation ofthe lining Of the rhs-is cured
by Few bottles Of kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment
BRUISES
Are caused by a sudden pressure Of the flesh and
smashing OF the tissues Instantly relieved by
kennedy's Rheumatic Liuiment.
CRAMP
l. contraction Of the muscles caused by a sudden
stoppage Of the nervous fluid, which prevents ami
NAL life having a freed0w-is cured by few sppli-
cations 0fhennedysE heumatic Llniment-
BILIOUS COLO
caused by a neuralgia In the stomach and bowels
/ take q teaspOonful Of hennedy's Rheumatic Lini
ment in warm water every half hour until cured.
sOOTHART AND HOARSENESS.
Are caused hy an unnatural dryness Of the glands
weta piece q flannel with kenneiy's Rheumatic
Eminent, apply it on going to bed, and you will be
well in the morning.
HEADACHE AND THROBBING OF
THE TEMPLES.
Is caused by pressure from insensbe perspiration
is cured by a few applications u kennedy hheu-
attic Imminent.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK
Follow the direction in the circular around each
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ESTRAY.

(tAAIE into the enclosure Of the subscriber on or
~ about the 18th Of September last, three Calves,
two red and one red, with white spots. The owner
is requested 70 prove the property pay the charges
and take them away. - -.....,-.
SMITH WRIGHT.
St. George, oct. -, ls6i. wl7w3'
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no the Hon. the Probate Court tr She District OF
4 Grand Isle. JaheE Ladd % Grand Isle and
Calvin F. Robinson Of South Hero iI aid district
Of Grand Isle adm Eastrltor Of the state ~ Horace
Wad sworfh late Of south Hero deceased, beg leave
% apply % your Hon. Court for license 70 convey -
Chauncey Smith, 0fAlbUrshin the county Of brand
Isle the NIusi0H House. and the lands thereto be-
longing together with the uilllu-s thereto belong
ing az AlhurEh Springs. and m possession OF said
Chauncey Saith more particularly described IN a
Bond OF Contract u the said WalsWorth, dated Isl
day Of September A. ID. l-55.
Which .aid premises said Wadsworth was at the
time Of his death and in his life time under con-
tract, binding in law and equity, % Deed TO said
EII-ES HAnRINETON.
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MAGAZINES.

UARPER's for November
III Godey's
l.adt's Friend
Received By = =. FULLER.
Oct -
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CIDER MILLS.


lust received another lot Of family cider ii
81 AZ ,...
Ocr. l1. iHihe 20
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LINEN DANASH
AND
~ Il Il "A 7 " y.
III ST l7snei q ease srcAaap Linen Dama'k, for
j Table Spreads. very low, also Linen napkins
and Uuck ahuc Towels together with a lot u crash
Towelng slightly dams 500 hy Water for sale very
TI5assseepers win here IND some useful goods at
about old prices, 81 ,-,,.,-..
sept 9th
FRESH EGGS.
DY tie bushel or less e ntity. Jqst resolved.
IL al fl-lhNES
Juue -.
NEW BOOKS.
A MEXICAN Anglers Book, with Eighty Illus
n trations by Thad Norris
The Suppressed Blos about slavery, prepared IN
1856 ~ publication, hat never published until now.
Illustrated
Ross Brown.
q" Firesi1e Tracts.n by Lowell.
Poems Of the War" 10y Boxer
The Winthrops."
Essays on Social subjects.
The TIGER Prince
"The Ocean Waits "
Received az htNllNuIoNo-
O-;- l1.
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UNION
Life Insurance Co.
IRIS OFFICE,

INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF MAINE.
Charter Perpetual. Organised, Is4s
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CAIRO. H., Nov.
Steamer Nazerla captured and burned
by Jae rebels at Fort Herman on the Ienas-
see river was laden with government stores,
valued at so .Uue.
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EpcARE. wRIGHT's ESTATE.

viva
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w. APPLETON.
New Dye House,

lost respectfully informs the inhabitantso Of Bur,
lington and vicinity that he has established a
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OLIVE BRANCH COOKsTOvE for Wood or Coal
&. S. BLOD6ETT 4 Co.
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FOR ANULCER ATEDS SORE THROAT
You will take one teaspoonful Of the Liniment and
four teasp0onuls Of water. Garge the throat twice
day. In a few days Il viii be well. This one
teaspoonful will be worth a dollar to you.
FOR BRONCHITIS.
And'au inflammation Of the throat t0nsls and pal
ate with a dry hacking cough you will dilute the
Liniment with four or five times its bulk OF water
"a. gie thehroat,d swallow moisture. Thi'
EsUs fuiS
Il is good for TOOrHACHE, EARACHEE SwELLED
FAcEan,. INFLAMMATION Of every kind. Every fam
Manufactured by DONALD h EMILY, RcNhu
ass. Price 50 cents.
April 22nd. daWislY.
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O,ORS-FED, Elegantly cured, and selected ex-
" pressly for this market new supply just re-
LOUIS FoLLETT a co.
Oct. p,
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INLATEp and britannia Castors al
sHEDD WALKERS & WIRES
No. 3 Union Block.
3d. dtC
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STOVES


OLIvR BRANCH cooksTOvE for Wood or Coal
O' &. S. BLODGETT 4 Co.
Anew ENGLAND COOK STOVE, with Reservoir
Nl1 '''' 0'' 6. S. BL0DGETT 4 Co.
HOMESTEAD COOK STOVE, Cheap.
IL G.s BLODGETT 4 Co.
NORTHERN LIGHT COAL STOVE
&. s. BLODGETT& Co.
nHIHNTAL COAL BURNER, Perpetual burner.
" &. S. BLODGETT Co.
w g. 5. BLODGETT q Co.
C,TBRvoRT PARLOR, the most perfect Coal
| - stova in the world For Sale BY
- q. 5. BLODGETT Co.
WANT ED.
ItbU e. 5. BLOD6ETT co.
| Oct. Il.
OUNCES: OUNCES: OUNCES:
VERY 'n' APEEliI 0f aRfr 5, No Bank Block
BOSTON TRIBE.
| A No arti.le Of Tripe At
| A w. C. L. HARRIS. No. Bank Block.
CANADA DAT MEAL.
FRHsH s''''d Dat Meal
At CT. HARTs,
| No. Bank Block.
ONIONS: ONIONS:
| ONIONS Wholesale and Retail,