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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

THE WEATHER OUT " EsT.-rhc thermom-
o;cr was 10 below zero at Memphis on the
morning OF the l-t inst. aud al Cairo on the
same morning it WAS J. : below Several
persons wcrc found frozen To death below
Cairo Ola New Years eve. Ten negro sol
iiers had also persisted at Island No 10 from
tue cold. Three members Of the sd Indiana
Regiment were also found frozen to death
near Sandhor River SIX miles above Fort Phi
low. tine OF them was Lieut.. Edward Alex
sndcr- The weather Il beginning to moder-
ate somewhat, but 1t j. stlli showing. The
snow at Cairo Is about four inches deep
ii"at> still 20 mp the Ohio river. but it is
ti.ci with lars- Quantities of ice. The Mis-
-i>sIrpi rHc~ - si1>ci.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

4 man with his Gacc hacked lately called
on Mrs. Hubbard Of Dayton, Ohio, and, pre-
scnting pistol ut her head, ordered her "
fetch him what silver she had She went up
stairs and brought down loaded pistol,
when he left
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

CUMBERLAND, Nh Jan. 3
Tin, place and New Creek are now con
sdtred safe Gen. Kelley has caused tho
utmost activity TO prevail in the whole de-
Iartnent. Railroad travel mas been resumed.
Early'- great raid is likely 10 end in hHlc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

fen bottle hags captured in Gen. Grants
recent battles were presented to the New
York Assembly Tuesday BY Col BarDum Of
JHe I49th y T.. just returned from the Army
Of the Cumberland. Five were captured by
New YORK regiments and i've 10y Western
regiments.
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HaErIPh.

In Charlotte, Dc Z. hy Rev. c. u. Seaton. M
]. V. Nortan, 4. b. Of Thetford. aud Miss MARY F.
Pease af Charlotte.
III E-scy, Dec 30. by Rev. y. Lewis. Mr.. samuel
Phelps of South Horo, and Miss sarah 4. Levi', OF
Csmhrdsc.
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TEACHERS MEETING.

rI'HE 18th Seni-snnual meeting Of the ChlttenGe1
L Co. Teachers Association will be held IN Bur
hngton on Friday and saturday, the 2sd ana "a oil
January.
OTder 81 Ercreises-
FRIDAY.
ios \. NJ. Organization, appointment Of commit
tees &c.
Discussion-The proper use Of Text Books in
School
AFIERxooN.
Address by Rev. geo. B. Stafford. Of Burlington.
DiseuSsion--PunSuality, related to the school
EVENING.
Addrcs. BY Rev. y. p Foster, Of Burlington.
.ATURDAT-NoRSIS6
Miscellaneous business.
blscussion-SchcOl Discipline.
AFTERNOON
The afternoon VIII he devoted 20 tie Pupils Of the
Common Schools Of Burlington AM viclnlts. Ad-
dresses viii be given bS Nessrs Ret. &. g. TorTev,
Of Westford. Rev Z. Mix, Prof Il. Ii. Buck Ia IN.
and J ; Adams. Esq.. u Burlington. II IS hoped
that there will e full attendance Of the children
Of the Schools on that occasion
The pcople Of burlington viii cordially euter-
tain thee in attendance from abroad.
.oOd tine Is expected
J :. ClLLEY. Ger. Sc
Tar . So:
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NV NnKK. jan.

The HerGiFs Army Of the Potomac DIS
patch saws stirring news may soon be expect
ed from this army and that there will he as
much or more excitement in this army dur
ing the ensuing three or four months rs In
any other department
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

NV uRk. Jan rN-
Il has leaked out that the official reports
put the Union loss in killed, wounded aud
missing at Chancelioryilic. ~ the appalling
figure OF y 500.
The HradFs Washington despatch SAY,
II l. understood that ten. llcutzciuau is 90
be given a command Ia Texas
Gen. Burnside did not leave here tonight.
not having completed hi- business he viii
retain hi, rank and viii before long return
10 active service, but there Is reason 10 doubt
the report that he is TO be re-assiGncd 70 the
command Of the Department o. the Ohio.
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NOTICE.

CtANE into the incosure Of the subscriber on Jan.
u list 1861, one BROWN HORSE COLT three
years old. with one hip down, one Whlte nina ioOt
aud q white stripe on forehead
The owner is hereby requested 70 prove property
F"' DANIEL RAY.
Hinesburgh Jan. 4 1861 W."
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.--

These Iozengcs are prepared from highly esteem
Cd recipe for alternating BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS
ASTHMA, HoARsESrss, CoreHs, COLDS and Irritation
or Soreness Of the Throat.
PUBLIC srrAKtRs AND VocALIsTs viii ind them
beneficial in clearing the voice before speaking or
singing, and relieving the throat after any unusual
exertion OF the vocal organs, having peculiar
adaptation to affections which disturb the organs Of
speech.
Dec. II. DAWN
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=. ~ The explosion # locomotive
VI '''..'y evening At Milton ,juucti N Oh the
o'i''-' Northwestern Railroad. one pass
ger "'- killed and several WOUNDED, two
VI ''-'n lioFtaliy
M cnzin and freight ears, from some
,e''e ran Oh TIE DOCK o. the steamer Mary
am Into the river. Il short distance from tue
, s'eA at liayre dc Grace, Md M lives were
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

TnlssoSs1fs this Thursday morning -
degrees below zrr,-thc coolest morning Of
the season. thus far.
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HAIRDYE: HAIRDYE BATCH

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The only harmless, true and reliable Dye known.
This splendid Hair DE is Perfect-chan=es Rel
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly 70 CLASSY Blob or
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sr;s fresh vitality, frequently restoring it, pris-
tine cnor, and rectises the III effects ri Bad Dye
Genuine i. signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR
All oters are mere nitstiOn., and should he avoid
ell. Sold by all Druggists. &c F~etory-si bare
LAYsE,S BArcHElox's Ns~ roILsT cREAs
YOR DREss;SG TIE HAZE.
June "a: iys -.ot.a - III
- = = ssl.s.i.s :. 49, q :
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY. Jan. &.
A. insrke, goa Cattle. about $50 Beeres and 90
Stores, con.isiingoi Working oxen, Cow, one. tive
sEi three years old
Market Beef-eItra - cut., ssW Gsssa.
Fret quality, s. y a fs75.
Second quality, s. 20 a -
Third quality, 5000.
Ordinary, none.
Working oxen, a. n 100 per pair.
Cow, and Calves, IS, D .
Two years old, 81 @ ..
Three years old. SIS a Is
Sheep and Lambs, 2650 at market Prices. in loss
D. 80 r 90. Extra sad .elsetionss 7nossos
Hides. @ a sc . = Peits, s. q q 50 e.eh
Csifskins, u - lsc.
TalsE. ? " 9sc
REMARKS
There rot 20 large quantity q stock ~ unsr-
bet a. last ~.es- Put about enough Tor the de-
maud ami t. enable the dro'er. 70 ,.u cut quick
ana they we're quite oIhilars'ed 90 think they had
,lg market 81 their command aad cruld realize
from b. 90 - cents per eNt more than the sane
quality o. neefhs sid Cor the ls.s few week. The
~ su4fy Of Beef soid quick at o. 70 e'o FER ,~i
Steep sid quick an rather h sher.
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RAILROAD AccrpE>Is.-There wes rail-
read collision near Dayton Chic, Monday, by
which three persons were killed and IS
wounded
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

Trade in Shanehae has somewhat revived.
There Is increased activity among the ship
ping, and there is very large number of
vessels in port.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

81 JnsrIhe Coiicgc at Montrosc,
s,rrhaunah Co.,. Pa aas tccn destroyed
.. Ore.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

Dealers ,app4cd on Iserai terms.
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ttNtlNNAIf, Jan. De-
The Commercial has the following dated
Cumberland Gap, Jan 6
An overwhelming force under sam Jones
attacked our troops at bonneville Va. on sun
day. consulting about 300 men, after a dcs-
lerate resistance our men surrendered. los
ing 80 killed and 50 wounded.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

HALIFAX. Jan.
The steamer Chesapeake was placed in Adj
miralty To-Day 10y oldcr OF the Provincial
Government
No signs of the Arnca FROM Liverpool zap
% TINS noon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

"sAND isLE FrIL.-Tne recruiting district
OF Grand I-lc County. Jed p. Ladd. Sur..,
has filed lie quota under the last call, and
7i'ls over to he credited towards it, deficiency
nf 2" under the draft.
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EW STYLE s !.

GENERAL New styles Of HITS and c APPS, 'ust
- received hy ,.rr,-,,- .ppo r
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BANK OF BURLINGTON.

A y assessment 81 eight dollars a share on the
\ capital stock &c this Bank SIs this day inside
hv the directors thereof PAYABLE on ar before the
III day Of March next; which assessment was ~
law required under the appTisal Of tie etock ht ihs
Bank Commissioner under the act extending INC
charter H. Il. ttLt- tashieE.
Jan , isst. dkr.m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MEASLES ARE FRUSTRATING THE


MEASLES ARE FRUSTRATING THE
Volunteers by hundreds, the hospitals are crowded
with them. Soldiers, be warned in time. HoLLo-
WAYS PILIs are positively inAllibie in the cure Of
this disease occasional doses Of them will preserve
the health even under the greatest exposure Only
p cents per tox. -
THE CRAIG MICROSCOPE. REV.
Daniel Wise, b. D., Of New York, in noticing this
instrument, saws: Its simplicity, eheapness, and
great mAgnifying power struck me with surprise
I was examining hy's eve by it, aid, and vas
struck with wonder at the skill and power Of the
Creator which = displayed in its structure when
saw a statement in advertisement that the Craig
Microscope nsgnihed one hundred diameters ana
could be bought for 81 Thought it Wa one Of the
many humbugs OF the hour-for had paid % for
/. Microscope not long before. But now | find it to
be really valuable instrument, which I should
lie 10 see introduced into the families OF our read
ere IN place Of the manifold useless toys which
please for an hour and are then destroyed" Price
81; by mail, ,225 with ak mounted objects, 500.
c. II. Wheeler 4 Co.. A. EosI Street, Bosten,
gents for New England States
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

.lIoI-s-no SrHLY for February, s !.
Is Fey sale Az - VSEll4AytF =
4 Jsu {. ~. a. - s.l
20 ~ .siss-.' Il"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

trHsN ALIEN ENcI>F Co.. have rented
a.l fitted up hands mc.y room in Pcck's
Block. tor hall
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CLOSING OUT.
NOTICE.

ntR s.frt or FrRS al be I'll cut a, sscri-
I tee ailani &c mn,
Jan = A. shAi ~ N "'0-
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,,,gF Iessecs Of the Town cf harrington s'ii takr
u..tiee that their Reut became an. 'a Inc ~
az uf Januny Punetual payment Is ehpeettd
~'i'''u' '"' w WOOnii0rSEi
Tow rs.ss5sor-
Burlington, Jan. o, lsei- o""tN
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Christmas and New Years
II * r. = A. VT,
than one the
Books and Presents

or the uoiidays. comprising the most elegant
books issued by the English anu American publish
ers Work. in History, Biography. Noya.cs aud
Travels standard Poets ami iraurstists illustrated
editions and huc bindings. l. sles aud Pra} cr
~. ,rL : -erN iaL-. IN LIl-.-t N
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

Seven hundred Vermont soldiers tor old
,simcnt- Ia-sci tlroe-a New York, las
r.,h
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.....-,s7rR. BARON DIRECTION AM :
IHEEN' EIER. foRCE o. WINDS. :
LOO a 'rHg4u-'
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NETE.ITEO.NN.

i-,.rs % - 1,s,,' P t1. ;s3.'
t-as a.aiss ...a,r.'- -sn.su.nf
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Stiftg.

Die f6redbten @trfunsen be8 9aerS fnS Iebr su fir&
ten TerIut bes eed6tniies 8ermtrruns ter Sheen Sc
erudtfe Der @eeSttafte bbe Nbnun9en Nbnetsuns pp,
Der 3eielidaft udt rod Ginlamete, Wstrantn seeer
E@ ltlb 6udetlamteit u. w nb eint8e ber i&tnmer
8pl9e.
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- Offtce: 30. 7 Sib. .Tre6ertdFr. :,
Feben Ttaren bon 8alttmprsFr., 6ltli9e Sette,
bic Stufsn tiuauf.
Nfan merle id Hamen unS Sdu5nurmer, benn untpIen.
be unb truseriihe Naa6er, burtrtebene unb 9epenlp
Quafalber, Sdubftder, UtteelWi6ler SraBenreiniser
une 2dmpenpuser II. 10. nennen Bd reeelmdbse Mer3te
N8. aae Ylise maiien etnen gpf-Stump entbalten.
Gtne 0eilrn9 in 2 Gaqsa su9s9hett.
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Nelteb te8 5ne16en Goleetms BET gDuntdrte in 9pn.
bpn @rabuirtsr zines Der eren netts6en G0esen Der
Ser. Gtaaen Ger cen orSen &be eines Qebens In ben
Sefpttalern 2pAbpn 9ars @tilaeelpbia anberen
Stdeen 3usbrat bat eintse Der Number barn etlunsen
poaenbet BON teen bic Gei9ite her As6isn wc6. ln-
3dtlge 9etenbe tie Gbrenaulen Nerp6t anheren
Sranteiten len, iple J. 9. audi bic bet plbsen @e-
rdu6en Su ebr ereden bic 5 p crr6then isertnaen
Rleinistetten II. (. ~. Wurben aueenbdli9 gebetlt.
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Baltimore Mtonta9 eet 22. syebrmor 1864.

tbiirm4en bing, ba8 iid iiber bic Oeitte bes
9aupt9ebdubeS iecer Quintu erbebt, ben 10
lang per5Sserten 9lnfaug Der 6eierli6tett !!
Die @dudD8, Die Diener unb Nrbeiter bes
5auleS ftrDmten berbei, un m6gli&If einen
Plat in bem 5iemlid be1drdntten Raum Der
Sapelle gu 9epinnen, Die eieentltd bios aus
einen oa5u etnesridteten srpBsn 3tmmer ouf
Der 6interleite Der gilla beltau6, unb Der
iawar5e MaicrbomuS fam, ben 8rdutioom
5u melOen, baB bic 8raut ibn ant @ltare erz
pnrte.
QlSbalp er9riff Der 8rIutt9ant ben Mrm
itineS alliltente uno l9rttt nit l6wanfenoen
S4rttten, iubent itm bic san3e @eleuIdoft
in buntem @enild folsle, 0ar6 bic 0eranoo
auf Der 9fadlette be8 SauIe8 mad Der &a=
pelle, Die man beretts bon ben 3uI6uuern
Sefant fanb, pdbrenb Oisteniseu, melde fei.
nen3utritt mebr batten 1tucen fSnnen, ousen
unl Die 9letd alien Gburen aeGffneteu, bis
gum Bcoen reidenben Saloulie 1enasr fiA
ordnslen.
3wil9en stpei cerIelben an Der @anb be-
fanO it9 Der aItar, auf beEen Gtufe Der
&apl1n unp Die bienenben G6crfnaben be8
Srautpaar8 bargte. Die 8raut Iel6It nit
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Sennpra, iaste Der Sberf iibermntbia
tnbem er auf Die 8raut 3umanfte i& bite,
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8crtwafrenb au benz Eager unb tast per @ana unb @e-
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(fir @uppIn.Gebrau@),
NnBte6len .............. .$6.75 per Come
SsnmberIano-RcbI
RletnaeI6ntttenes Sol; 3um S5euer- -Nnset6en,
bur@ gRa4tnen In ntetnee esenen Tfa6te seI6nttten
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8Nh5irathste Vfrionf!,.

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Dtne Surbt a anoertrauen unb 3aoer auf etne ar;t-
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fang ben @edbrten bes llyss terrdbren mnb pcnn nt
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Gun3e 2IGGnner.

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nat bseert uo Der 2eer beoubsrnce EBne encdt abea
p0reen, mDaen I'D init ppqem @ertrallen naben.
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bebenfen rae Elm 9ernter @ea urb n sebr s6rrcr tie
netbmentt9iten Grtrrcern Sur eleliden Gl GIet1ett
nno Sa rbne tier Wtro eie ei'e tS gebns sur traureen
pl8eratrt. Die MuHlIten feS Yeb ne rerniern lid uie.
li9 unohie see w:rO er9riifen @errcuna lrS me.
landoliidta Sera6unaen, rag uns bic 6reuten welAe
Nbeere eenie6en reripeigert linb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-22
SraaniIGs GAnGAe

mirb unUerSls sebeil nS Sic crle Sraft peber berse
felt 3eies furdbare Yeiter Wees ha5 2tben elenb nb
BITE @te unb &adfrn,mrnait unm6sli9 mabt tf.oft tas
9prs Oerer bic ibren 2ecenibaften nbepanen rSbnen.
unee 2eue ino ;u leid u MusIbwetlngen senetst neil
e teren 8pIsen ntdt esnau tennen. obsle e au1 bur
Strifturen Neoeriblasen I'm Sarn Stein ub anbere llr-
laden eneten fann, 10 III e tr6 nefentbetls cine BDlse
beS MtebruueS ber ttelten Orsane gHer ober mta es
Iausnen ta6 bic &ra Der &;eusuns her Denen perp.
prh bic @ beimli5en 2afern erseben ais bon Deaen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-22

Die rtee Sducnte wclt irStenb Orr lesten ctenseba
Sabre in eie Mnnalfnrt mu ctn uno bie gfenae rid.
tt8Cr mnnelrtltdeh NrCra icneu, nele Tr. Schio
fubre benfu ti 3itusSs opprreue urr peie oneere
Nercre hejmofneu fa% Mutlttum an pieSerbrlten
Mfacn rnttritt mN!to u"t cnt 5 II WeSu9 auf 1einen
&halder oS Ghrr m1ah II NeisN oui @tdrette unp Sc.
mientnti9teit llc teistnren cine trcitenet Gepibre
leifung.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-22

ote t bnrb beimlide 0atsr sbwdt taben Ste lie 70 pft
BON bplen 2uen in ber Sul erueu unb hern 1rl.
gen e olnddtli ipirtn, elbt I'm Sdais bur @plutiU,
nen pte metn ungettettt, bic Che uum6sib MAIDEN unb
&prper une G sr6ren iouten iort te n5ttistn dit.
te tPun. Ssde perpnen maeu terrr lie entSetsn tn tie
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-07-19
uELMBoLDs EXTRACT Bucnu.

For Weaknesses arising from excuses, abiis
OF Dissipation early indi-erclon Of abuse, at-
tended with the following symptoms
IndispOsirion to Exertion, Loss OF Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Neryes, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, NakeiHlucss,
Dimness Of Vision, Pain IN the Back
Universal Iassitude Of the Muscular system,
Hot Hands, Flushing tie i'ndv,
Dryness ofthe Skin, EYup'ions on the Face,
pallid Conntenaucc.
These symptoms. Il allow ed 70 20 on, witch
this medicine invariably removes CON iollows
iapofeaeg, faipig fpitHie fas
IN one o. which the patient may expire.
Who can say that they are hot 7qucntiy lol-
lowed by those "Direlul Disease"
"iNSANfTf IND CONSE HPTI0N.'
>Ianyareaware ofthe causeof their unering.
Bur NoxE WILL CONFESS TuE RECORDS TnE
INSANE .AsNLuMs.
And HelaHchoig Deaths by Consumption benr
ample witness 10 the truth Of lhe assertion.
The Constitution once ef,tted pih Of5anic
Weakness requires the aid Of medicine TO
strengthen aud invigorate the system
With IItLMBoLD's EXTRACT BrCnr Hrdrta-
.bly dies. A trial win convince tile
most skeptCal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-07-19
Brandies, Gins and Wines,
Also, JObber in all kinds Of Domestic
Liquors,

HAVING facilities equal. IL mol superior 10
Ii any other House, for obtaining my Goods
Dired, under Custom House Seal. mostre
specially call the attention Of the County
Commissioners, also Town Agents and dealers
generally, 70 exavine mY goods before purchs
ing al Goods HdfroHfsd represented, o. no
Sale Ny stock consists in part as follows
0tard, Dupey g. Co, j. s. T Marriott, jules
Robin & Co.. n. Barriarri0n g. CO., United Pro
prietors, Pellesoinie & signelle Brandes, Nu
ler's Swan, De Kupperss London Excise, 81.
Nicholas, Excelsior and citron True Gins, st.
Croix, Jamaica and Antique Runs, London,
Hungarian and Burgundy Port Wines, Sweet
and Dry South Side MADEIRA, Pale and Brown
Sherry Wines. Zimmerman's and Longvorih' 5
Ohio Wines, Champagne and Clare', 81 yarious
brands. OLD BOURBON. MoBongaheln, Old
Rye and Wheat Whi.kies. Of tie very finest
quality. Also, Nehan's Irish Mali Whskey.
Ali Of shich are offered 81 che lowest market
urtee<
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-07-19
RELTBoLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
a Positive and Specific Remedy Tor diseases Of
the BLADDER, Kidneys, Gravel, and Dropsicol
swcliings.
This medicine increases The power Of 1iges-
ton aud excite the absorbeuts into healthy sc
ton By which the wateyy ~ ealcareens dcpo
diced, as well rs pain and inflammation.