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TT The Gen~rsI Lsst On > ass receive
~t is'srns'iss " ne discovery of On sxs-a
-svs gid deposit % The sorrh~rn shire d
ne ves ed Or Lsse Ssp~rior. 10 tho sosrk.
esss<rs issd aisue- a. Mi~sssoss.
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MIssrssAsS GEsrsBL-Ars ny Chspssia-
NJ yssrE eoIseeS frsnt. ESQ yss rad '
Csafssssss-~Y~,, ssh-'
Arnv Chssisin-~v-sy good. whss %
30 -osi< ySr shss..-
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~ rsks psrs~ " ssrs.ckrr''
TIE Ci1ssIsiu troked - rh- rnntsssad
80 r. enssrsssa< q ne rhspI.in. 30.
she lssrer sixhef sss ps.ssd % n isirl
Prrxrs-s-
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SolDzEEs' RE11T FrSD--We learn
from the Trustees R<p@sts that the
following suns have bren expended
from the above f1Dc- in their sesrec-
tive tswn>hiys. mp % Ocf- 3D.
ColDubis-$150 % 3 families Of IL
persons
Habison-Sone-
Bsinbridge-Sl07 to 3 famlie<-
Hall-$20i 70 s far1ilies-
FerdinAni-sl25 % ; families OF l.
psrsons-
Pxtoka-N0t rtsortsi-
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GEs Ssscuu - NEv YssE Gen SIs-
rsn. kirh~rts : 2 pssiiess. bss no. she
D~ls<r.tir esss.ssss fss Secretary II State
- Me- Ysss. 10 Isss speech ., Syrsesse.
rho place Of hrs rvsi1enee. ssid.
We hsvs sssstss: rsssss 10 hope 'hst
eisM 80 Oil sess prevail shss1ghout he
ensirs ecsasry- end rhst shs ss~ssiss % 70
10 trssrneat q The Ssstes rseensIv in 70
s<Iiis. Ill. under the siss ps'iey stepssd
y ne Prssi1>ss. - setries IN D-ar-r -,
esl<uass<d % pesnoss rhe tire s,.rsrs o.
oil eisss~s 81 sssrs-ss 10 rhsse S1sfss.
-Tse ne hsv'rg e.ss sA<s : essll
e0-.isr~asiy leave me niIsss s-rvies.
save rsssrn-d to ervil hfs. sr.h On esrnss
sesirs - I<s1 ~ isEsssse in ssspost .
ssss psiiey o. rssehiss hsse mad svs
p.f'iss-css . est - sspp~ti-g slsr policy
80 me sss<r d'vid>1 10 regard .. IL IIssv,
: 70 yos. ~ fsiiss eir's.ns. 20 ssy ssrl
-hsi psrss shosid. . : ssppsr-r 81 Presi
Sess jo.ssoa's eE-rts have s1ssrGrG my
s<is :
- 6~sersi S1,<E. so>s si,h the D>nse
rscy ssessse hey sre . usit 10 fsvsr u IN
fr<sss- ate reeoassrseuss policy. and N
E-nunS<a 49, A.hf~< - IN
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u u = ssrInsfrs thar rhe sobsco erns
- ne valley q C-saeeriruf nj. y.sr Gill b.
-sssi - the s-Iue - 81 nsIsisps Of dsIlss-
Lsrxs qsss'iri-s - Csas-esisur s-sd 80 ~
ss<s-< 10 Csss. . - ress,n>d in rh- sh. >.
- fse fr~sn Hss.ass- ed No sxpsst 4.
Ger1ssy . sIsa v~rs largo
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FORTY ssf-r. ~ s',i~s. .s.s - - s.er.a
= $50 s-~slss rp-ie. N. $50 - $500 ssh
rHfsrT FIVE Id n srLvER sEDs - y oh
- ssvsf.ss sssrt-d Fhsm Ila-ssss-<
Css.L-<I-s lrs~ Adore Ms > q Has.
~. B~s~r, n H-s.r Brssh~rs. s.. T.Tk
o. Ilh Is65-Iv
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II - - - - ~ - 80
J. W. BRApLrY-s Ne Ps,s.s IT,
PICK ELLIPTIC Ger Csssi J SPRING
SKIKT-
THIs INVENTION es.sssssss f,s,;ss
80 '~-J k'rssr< ~-sl Spri.es. isssss~ssss
7rsSeG IlxLriy sst EirGiy sreesn~s. s-os
- ego ssksns tho tsasnesr- noss "a 80
T. s-sre So Dwssl~ Sprrnu sssr .ss<
fh>s III, R-ns 80 brs.s Ih< ire Ssf.
q. <-rirr.- SD esr~e.essIv Preserve
sh.r P~ss<.H sd B>sasi'sl sshsss Ts,ss .
is.-x - So >sssI~ SssIns Sbn ssss Esss
Hss s'ss - sssSs
lie wsn1ssrsl rs~xslsy sd Gees L-.s-
-rr srs o. s-.rs = sAy Lsts ses.trs 40
DapE~s E.kssss sssrs ill % sassrssrs&
ssrnrnslrIy d. o. CrsssS Asssnchss. 49,
80. L -r-ssr~s- ksis--s Ger. t.n1ssh Pee.
Ara C.>rs -sr ifss.epsse sst Hsss tssss
- -. Sslrt g.. - ssis~t. 1900 90 49,. =
-rs.ss .@.is p'ses - essns % : SO -
Ns.li- press-
AL.sy ksvisz go .ve< 80 sIsssa's- essr--
fort. $40 r. - rgpv-nssee 80 sss.s~S sns
-Dsps Eihvsse y. 81 Sprrrs Sksr- - :
~snsa~ ~. rfg s.p~- sIs~resr1s srA'issss
.ss-->- -rn -h.s fsr sh'ts-es ~
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- Gsn-sa
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Q .bAr s-s-4-1 ssres1 srs I'LL go saTs
- hrx - ~ Spet~ yssn r.ssfF~s s'-~-
4. j.. : 80 .IA Sssss s-ssi Hr-as :. 49, Tas
.krss o-sh-u- s.<s ssSsy SAHF 80 .
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sss pr.s at 80 rvssruax i..9 vssrrs n -
80. go 1rsrvss. >-vp ssssrs. st.-s. .'sp~.
&c. g.. sri-h ny sr- c.Insrsntiy ssss -
ssp >h~- 100.
: Al sss 49,, yf.ks go sn4 sI~ss-eC .
- T-,-.. ore srs sHe ssst sss-ls'y ~ ssssy
Z cot. Ki.irx - she s..rS- ths mAef gssrs-@s
$50 r>--srs sksrs prs<sAe- s~d ere ~ss'>s-
isi-n-bHs -. Ei<ss-.s. p.s-r sesssns-- -.
80, -. cd sx~rs zns~sl S<srs sverm-s-s~.
wESr BR snLEY 4 s-AEY. go p
- = a WEST S.i~ pssss'es-rs go
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In 80 Ss~~rs. " - Yssk
4 f0R SALE - 80 Hrss Csss ; 80 u
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S.sss A.---es. ss1 sks Wess Isssss
4 ssesrEs - Tps pcsLEs sttivsre
4 fas es.b-) oPnfss sglsr- =. -
s~pr- le.h l66t-S.ss-
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h Asteup'ed Escape q Or uu6d
f. Nrw Yeas. Oct s-rh> H<rsis's ~
'rrss Nsarss essr>sss.dsaes ~. shs feiisw
isxssr ieslsrs 81 ~ attempt % .srspe ast<
b Dr. Md. % k<rsssssse psoIishes: Tss
d -<sss al y<d ssss.I hsersses % ~ l.
I.sS skrsses his being tstsiIeS 10 The He.
pasl D<psrs.e~s- TAssssA sAs sdv.sssss
q skss Essrsy - sssssed 70 sser~ss hia,
s<if . sse - 80 scsi ssr hers cfshe sssss-
90 Th-.ss Scott whss - SO fossd a
- ai>si-r. .sss IN rosxh sesseh u ~
ss-s.<r 90 issfissr~d 70 5st hin. ssd ~
search go very nesr Shes dessd SD shs
<es 81 10 e-seesI.<ss % u gives -. shes
=. sEe~r ska go sssisrisr - Tho sesseh
ssrsss The pssss 81 he sssrd ssso Doctors
fsrs. esssssg b. 10 ery OF. I'D thereby
asks ssyss his pIses u eoscesiness- -
TIE D-<ssr ~ shelly I'D sss~r me coal
~xeeps . pssssss Of be face o. biz tssees.
e-y se go sskss ssek 70 prison ssd pss q
hsr< Isbss. shieh oeespssiss hs 10 likely q
fsIiss 81 ssss si.e- To Cssussasssss
q ~ Thn1ss Sesst 80 Subsequently 90.
r<s.i % Tho charge u eoapIicity 10 aiding
Dr. Mstf - escape Tsers hes s<ss ns
ehsses - she tisposirios Of The other sssss
sissri5n esssstrssors-
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Notice 10 Whsa Il ssay Concern.
NOriCE !. -.s-sy e.v-a.s. a.. 80 s-s'
~ MONDAY % D-r-~s-r. 1852 -
s~--. -. ts-ss~ prsse.ss~t ss -. r.~ s-sS
rag ~ an r-np-rs - rAs P.ss A,sl=T. =
iluesss unfs. lad ~H- -. go q ne
F-s ssisch~c 60 esd Az sn.. shi - ~
20 m ios.ss ssd s.ss 70 p.rsisI~ kissss
a.. rho ~s-usng ss-is- u-.slAs frv.s sbs'
. To- " .sc~s - 80 c .-a'-s'-s~rs.
1HEO ONbERNAk. a d g
.pi 10Th Ie55-6s
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u The Neu Ymk hor-e cares srx
The HOMES ~ Link w.Ddxrsrs-
Ibey essSl % Ill che rushi.n--
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rHEGREATCAUSE
HUMAN MISERY.


800. e Se~~2sssrrso. - Ssniasi Nssh-
---- Irvs u.s-y. E--i-sioss- S>xssl psss'-
i-r -m1 Iap-<isesrs 70 ussrses R~r-vsi's-
y .v-u-rr~s C.nrBrIles. ErLlr-S- 49,
rsrss NASAL So psyss<sl lsesmsee,sy.
---.sssnf hr. Sit Assre. g. ~ k0tf
j CULVER y ELL. y. D.. AusAes = ~
6r~<n bo - &<.
re- s-sss srsss ~ soshsss = The -
~s.ss~ L-e-u-s sI~ssiy pssso - - 80
'.xssrs~srr skss 10 s~su1 e~uoDqo>seee ~
|S>Is- a ssse .sy - so<ustiy ss9pssd srh-
%. .~x<is-. go : 5sksU tsseeseos sssg'-
'rsI cp-ssss.ss. bsswses. ipsssssensss 49,.
- rsr<s.l.. psis''ax 90 .sts = esss q
.~sr> ~~rsss. go - esss. ~ shses ssesy
i.-f 800. o. @su-v skss - essdsssos osy
~ - 1870 Rsn->rs sk~spiv. ss'ves. y So
l-.;s~.Slv. Tsr1~ LECTURE WILL kkOvs
BOOM I'd THOUSANDS AND TbOOs-
4NDS-
S>-s sr6sv s<sI. ice p>sis sssssepes -
90 s<Ssrss - ps5<. = ssc<ies = 60 60
~ - . 49, sssnpS. " s6tsessee-
CHAAJ G ELINEA CO.:
IN 8,s.vs- nv Rss o. - =
49,. 10 =. le<s-ss-
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vHk ust-r.sxn~s ~IIl pr.<-~6 With ~
= e-sssy Ssrs-yse - Dssei~ cssasy -
49, okssy ~ Or. Is65 70 ~. ne na.s
80 s-s~~@s~e - s--sssssr>s ~ s~csiss
n 10 tsvs Ssssh sser~ , Wee
t. pns~rm~drat~ iin~s stll else o. rur ss1
- e~rr~ss ~sh~9srs -sfskli-t.d. PEREZ ..
n~sss~srsd ~sI pl~ss- - rr-s>,
HENRY sCHNELL.
Ort- III. Isss-ss.
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sPI ENDID vh,-- r.. Fsn -
n L-s--- e o sr.-. - ~ 4. Fs.
b..fs.n isna. 90 = ~sssn = .<sr. .st
uns.. f.sr~. ga. ,ia - 81 $50. ksc- .
shs Gsispo~e farm 70 D -v-s. s.or'y. Id
vssh god bsiissnes 'hss~e~ s'sssss1 -ssus
TOO mii>s hra Pr ssss.i-- . 400 fcs
.. 60 Tor . s.rm s->-- - 1855 .Hi
,. rqss-a % 80
give s~snsrs s--r %. $3.50 .r
price ~ each -v-n
Atire-s - Ass.'.-s. l-s ear :.
The lava. ..
10 n = GEORGE GRs~NORE
sept 50 =. 1852.
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NORGE = h-ssss ssvra . ~ p~sssss
A. ks..ss4 an ns~fs~~ a. - i.sr - : 20
-. estate q B-.nh.ss O-ss~r. dec~sss q o
sssn~ i.su.sc . Z s~u'~ So sss< s~a~s'-
.s-is, % 4 : - eos's. - ss-h - r. - -
sh~ sssss~- D. sssssssns .. 'h,- s.'se~ sh.y
= 90 su~sd .. ss,~w 80 ss.sr.ss-
wM- 6cHUv1 ERuAyx. 3D.
s~ps- Sss- 1855
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-12-22

~ PHYSIOLOGICAL NIEw or MArHIAa-. con
imng nearly 800 pages, and l31 inc plAgF
ENoE ANlAGS of the Anatomy of tho Hmm
Organs IN state Of Health and Diseased. VIM -
treatise ON hary .rrors ITS Dtplurshie CoD,e.
qncAces NJ "a the Mind and Body. viii the An.
thors Pan " Treatment iho only rational end
successful npte " cure, 40 Shown hy the report
~ '''es ii,eted' Atruthtnl adviser to tho may.
g"ietiam dnebts OF their physical condition.
og.i. iree ~ postage 90 any address. on rcccn {
~ - cents, M stamps or postal currency. b. AL
dressing l'f. IA NAOlN, No. - Maiden Lane.
Aioshl' n, T. The author may b. Duii.a ted In :
Ru.1ns Oh me Diseases upon which bis book treats.
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General Southern Land Agency

No. GO BROADWAY. NEW YouK
Have Lands adapted to all purposes for sale and
lease, at low rates. Also Factores Saw aud
Giiat Mills, Min Sites. Watcr-Powors. Country
stores, Tanncries, and openings for all kinds Of
Mechanics. Great Inducements offered to per-
sens going South, either singly ~ in commini-
ties. Call or send for information and Cata-
logucs
WRIGHT, CARTER, & co.
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INRANISLIN COUNTY
III n z = T. Il w . II TX =
ST. ALBANS, VERMONT

manufactured from the choicest American and
Italian marble. Having experienced workmen
In his employ, he is enabled to warrant his Gus,
toners monumental work which will be finished
in q superior style of the art and III g'2d taste
III t.urt,t-es Keeping constantly on hand a vari-
cty Of designs which will aid customers in MAX
ing selections.
An persons wishing anything in the marble
Inc. Will lind il to their advantage to give HIM 9
cali before purchasing elsewhere
Those living at distance can confer with hin
bv mail. and their letters viii be promptly at
tended to.
My place of business has been removed to th'
Sbnp on Charnplain street formerly occupied bi
H. IT, Farnswcrth, where | shall be glad to i'll
any orders with which may he favored.
CHARLES W. GREEN.
s.. Adams. May "a. 1854. LILY
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GoUTUERy LAND EMIGRATION. AND
- PRODUCT COMPANY

No, II Broadway, near Wall st. n Y.
Offers for sale 100000 acres Of the finest and
most valuable Land IN the Southern States. M
exceedingly low prices, Tracts from 1,0oG to
o. 900 acres. Cotton Plantations, Farms Min
cral and Timber Lands etc. Iron Works and
Furnaces. Coal Lands, Silver Mines. etc. Titles
guaranteed W. II. QUINCY Secretary
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0ravc)lrrs' Guide.
VERMONT CENTRAL AND suLLIyAa
Y RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dec 4, 1866.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave St. Adams .at Gl5 a. m, 1900 m ana
7.25 p. IN.
connecting at White River Junction and Bellows
Falls with trains fof Boston, Worcester Spring.
field and New York arriving az New l"rh az
10 As y. m, and with trans on Passumpsic H. H.
Day Express leaves Montreal at sW a, NJ ~.
Johns at 1000 a. m. Ogdonsburgh at $3.50 a. M,
for Boston. &c, connecting at Burlington win
Eutland Road, for lrov Albany and New York,
arriving in Boston via. Lowell at 1880 p. N.
Night Express leaves Ogdcnsburgh at 80 q.
m, Montreal at - T. M, house ROM -. 20, 10
~ m. St. Johns at 4;4O p. m. arriving at Boston
nj $40 q. m, connecting a; Bellows Falls WIN
Cheshire Road for Boston and Worcester and
with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield, &c.-
and arriving in Ncwlork at 1890 y. N.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AID WEST
Leave ST. Adams at 600 a. M: 1910 a. m, 1921
n. m. and GOO p m,
IN. for Burlington ST. Alhans, Montreal, OK
densburgh and West, arriving at Montreal a
900 p M, Ogdensburgh az 1880 a. NJ.
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell, at 1O
q. m, via Lawrence, at 730 a. M, for Bur
/ lngton, st. Adams &c.
Leaves Boston via Fitchburg at 7.30 a. m.
Springfield Mt 7:4j a. m, connecting AT Whit
River Junction with Day Express for Burlington
Montreal. Ogdensburgh and the West.
Accommodation Train leaves Northhcld at g !
a. M. and burlington at s.15p. M, for Montrct
Rousc's Point.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 |
IN, receiving passengers from Vermont Vale
Railroad, leaving New York at 1915 p M, an
from Cheshire Railroad, leaving Boston at 5:'
D. m. connecting at White River Junction wit
train leaving Boston at 500 p. m, for Burlin;
ton Rouses Point. Montreal and Ogdensburgl
connecting at Montreal and Ogdensburgh Wit
Grand Trunk Trains for the West
Sleeping cars are attached to both the nigi
Express trains running between st. Adams an
Boston, and 81. Adams and Springfield.
Through tickets for Chicago and the West f
sale at the principal stations.
G. MERRILL, Sup
All.nr.. 1 iAEl
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AnEkTQ WANmrn

100 mouth viii be paid far Young u.on 10
$3.50 N NV ana honorable business. Both
i-' ""u NAftint agents Wan,cd. For cifcu-
,ais ana terms address l.. L. TODD A 90 I'd
peal and JlfT lq.A
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C1ol1llfiE10li.N!|Iorf

FDR. STRICKIAND's liELLULUOUS COUGH
BAISAM is warranted TO cure Coughs, Colds,
Hoar.cncss, Asthma, Whoaping Cough Sore
Throat, Consumption, and ali affections q the
Throat and lungs
For sale by Druggists. 30 cents per bottle.
Geo C. Goodwin 4 Co., 81 Hanover street
Bostnn Sole Agcnts for Now EngAnd.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT r-lse4-o
On and after Monday NOV. II. 1864, Passenge
Trains will run as follows:
UPWARD TRAINS.

UPWARD TRAINS.
Day Express Train leaves Concord at 1876 a.
M for White River Junction, connecting with
trains for Montpelier Burlington, Rouscs Point,
Montreal, Nc.. and with Ogdenshurgh and Grand
Trunk Railroads, for the West.
Mail Train leaves Concord at F1045 a. m, for
White River Junction, connecting with train for
Wells River, st. Johnsbury, Barton. Newport,
Willoughhy and Mogog Lakes, Stanstead, Bath,
Iittlcton, and Lancaster also with trains for
Montpelier, Burlington, st. Adams, Rouse 3 Point,
Montreal, Ocdcnsburgh. and the West
Bristol Train leaves Concord at $50 p m, foI
Franklin and Bristol
Evening Express Train leaves Concord at S.l5
D. No., for White River junction, connecting with
trains for Montpelier Burlington, ST. Adams
Rousos Point, Montreal, Ogdcnsburgh and the
West.
tOr on arrival of trains from Boston. " orcester
Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
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New Advertisements.

V'lLDEN FEMALE SEMINARY. HnRMoOn-
L CUT, A. NJ, Principal. Accommodations
excellent; Course Of study extensive and thor.
ough; Board Of Instruction large. experienced
and efficient, and erpeases tys N1u of0Ag oM"r
school ~ he same gr0d,. Eighty pupils i at-
tcndencc. summer and fal Toms Winter
Term begins Jan 3: summer Term MhyT 1866
Apply early ~ the Principal
West Lebanon. " n. Dec l-ol
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sOr on arrival Of trains from Boston. Worcester
Portsmouth. Portland nc.


Morning Express Train Leaves White River
Junction for Concord at lis a. m, or ON arrival
Of train from Ogdcusburgh and Montreal. On
Mondays at G.2j instead Of lis.
Bristol Train leaves Bristol for Concord al :
a. M. and Franklin at 9.l2 a. Ia.
Mail Train leaves White River Junction for
Concord at l2.l5 p. IN, or on arrival 1T trains
over the Vermont Central, passumpsic and
White Mountains Railroads.
Day Express Train leaves White River juno
ton at i.Js p. M, or arrival Of trains from
Montreal and Ogdensburgh. Brattchoro, kecnc,
Bellows Fails. Windsor &c., connecting at Com
cord with train for Manchester, Nashua, Lowell
and Boston.
These trains connect ut Concord with trains
Tor Manchester. Lawrence, Portsmouth. Port
land, Nashua, Worccster, Now York, Lowell, anf
Boston. ONSLOM STEARNS, Agent.
Concord. 4 H., Nov. TO- 1854 l-tf
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PATENT OEEIC1S

IEycutcrs who wish to take ont Letters Patent
are advised 10 counsel with Mcssrs MUM a.
CO., editors Of the Scientific American who
have prosecuted claims before the Patent Office
for nearly Twenty Years Their American and
European Patent Agency is the most extensive
in the world. pamphlet, containing full in
strnciions TO inventors is sent gratis. Address
MUM q CO., No. 81 Park Row, New York
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Weldon House Rarha, aho,,
FVHn MASON a uAMIIN o,n,,,,,ro,.

- sans' forty different styles, adapted 10 sa-
; W. ana secular music, for $50 10 5000 each
pre,ap ,n'e uola or SILVER Medals, or other first
n .snnui.s awarded them. Illustrated Cata-
,posnes free. Address, MASON a HAMIIN
Dos'on' or MASON BROTHERS, New York.
s-iy
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CHDvALIER's LIFE FOR THE HAIR

viii restore Gray Hair to it's original color,
strengthens and promotes the growth of the
weakest hair; stops its falling ont in three days;
keeps the head clean, cool, and healthy; can be
used freely; contains nothing injurious. The
hest Hair Dressing ever offered 20 the pub
lie. II is recommended and used by the first
medical authority. Sold at the drug stores, and
at my office, No. l,i23 Broadway. / assure all
persons the above preparation will do all that il
claimed for it,
SARAH A. CHEvAIIER, NJ d.
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mAilluAGE AVID oEIiu,cy

An Essay OF Warning and Insti,ction ~, yorn,
and sent IA sealed etteremd5pes zee m .h',
Address Dir. ). SkILI.IN HOiGHSaI
Howard Association PHILADELPHIA %
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PILES! PILES! PILES

\ LII outward applications are time thrown
"A away. HARRlSON'S PERlSrALTIC LOI-
ENGES remove the cause, viz ostvenoss
They are the only permanent cure of the Piles
either bleeding or blind. For sale AT No. TIE
mont Temple, and by all Druggists, or will IL
! sent by mail ON enclosing 90 cents
J. 5. HARRISON 4 co. Proprietors
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d.. strictsiaud's pile Rsme3y has cured
thou@onds Of the worst cases Of ind and Bleed
nag Piles. II gives immcliite reief and effects
permanent cure. Try it directly. 1t is war
ranted to cure.
For sale 10y all Druggists iOcents per bottle.
Geo c. Goodwin s. ca. % Hanover street,
Boston, Sole Agents FOR new England.
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lVO'OVV y Uii.iu s5o0,Uodii .,.,,.,,
ro mr. eoTD ,r ONE DOLLAR LWH, Will I
,s..,.V ~ i ~, oa nii sar hgr ,rbot yop
ana 20 gH
A sIrNpm nsi or AnficlAs'
100 "''' h"A'l'S ''.u ""' $4,000
,oo I,la ,yatrh.e 70.c0
90 ldies Gold Watches AO.oU
coo Ladies' and Gents Silver
olo iil,diy,c Castors 15.O5to1s.c0
3OJl Drinking Cups ....... t'Ou TO lV'V"
/ 5000 Ovaland Chased Cold Brace
300 We Vet. Neck and Guard
5000 Ladies California Diamond
5000 Magic spring and snap
lochUt- .....- ......-. 1VV 10 lo'VJ
10000 Gad Pens with Silver
Mounted Iollcl- 10. ...... 400 to 200
'0''' H ,,'' c,s's'.. ....''... 400 TO GOO
5000 Set. Ladies' Jcvchy 300 to 1000
5000 Tea. Dessert aud Table
Spoons. per d0zau ........ 1870 To 2iOl
5000 Dessert aud Table Forks,
ror dozen ........... llo0 to 2iof
1900 Butter Knives per pair 9OJ to ip.Og
5000 Napkin Rings per poir 10 to wv
81 900 other articles ...-. ...... SUI TO lV'u'
Certificates ofaG the various art1los stating
what each one can hove, are first Mt INTO cnNc--
upc-, sealed zap and mixed; and shcn ordered
arc taken out without regard to olOce and SEN
by mail, thus giving all a fair chaiec. On rcceip
OF Ga" Certificate, you vii see vi a NOu can have
and then i II 20 your option TO end one doHa
and take the article or not.
one of these envelopes viii hakent by mail OF
receipt of . cents; hye for 81: sVen for f2 thirt
for 80: sixty-hve for sl0; one hrldred for SO.
AGENTS wanted o,cryWheIs Great induce
mcnts TO Ladies and Gents totct as such. tal
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FOR. SALE IN VIRGINIA.
SMALL FARMS
OK j 4 MI.s-; RIVER.

Rich 'bottom lands. adapted to the cultivation
OF Grain and Produce wen watcred and easy
communications with markets The climate
here enables Farmers 20 work an the winter. and
Stock does not require stahng over a month.
Price, si5 to s35 per acre, dccor!nq 10 jDpr0 re-
ments. Also foi sale, Mills, Mining Lands and
Plantations. Apply early 10
A. T. WARRIN,
4 Merchants Exchange Boston
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OF every description and style desired from the
cheapest pine to the most elegant rosewood
Proper clothing and every article needful for
the proper ntermont of the dead, furnished on
short notice A Hearse built 10y myself, and
Garages, VIII be furnished 60 my Customers and
win not be refused to those unable to hire.
Particular attention is called 20 those
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Ii AyfNG just
IL received a
large stock Of
BRADLEYS
DUPLEX Ell
LIPIlC
HOOP SKIRTS

The invention of the Duplex Elliptic Spring
entirely obyiatcs and silences the only objection
to the use of Hoop Skirts, viz: the annoyance to
the women as well the public in crowded as
selnblies stages, coaches. cars, armchars or
church pews. from the difficulty of contracting
them aud occupying small space.
The invention of the Duplex Elliptic Spring IS
of the most simple kind, consisting Of Elliptic
Steel Springs braided firmly together edge t.
edge. and being very flexible, tough and elias
tic, enables the woarer, with scarcely any at
tention or effort to contract them into 50 small a
space that no trayeler will be Inconvenience in
the most crowded places, and TO fold and place
them when in use. with nearly the same con-
yenienec as a silk muslin dress Another inn
portant feature of the Duplex skirt is the dura-
bility Of the springs, giving much greater
strength 10 the hoops which prevents their
breaking or bending out OF shape.
Few ladies arc willing 20 dispense with the
! Duplex Skirt after once using It.
The three bottom rods ON all the skirts are
made much larger, are all double steel, and
doubled covered to prevent the covering from
weari goil the rods whom dragging down stone
steps, stairs, &c, &C. Al are made of the new
and elegant corded tape, and every part OF the
skirt is Of the best material. II is guaranteed in
every respect.
All orders for extra lengths, sizes or styles
filed on short notice. Enquire for the DupleS
Skirt at
MASON &c RU BLEIHS.
Dealers in Dry Goods, Notions, Papcr-Hangings
| Ne.
ss- Merchants supplied at manufacturers
prices.
ST Adams. Vermont. soft