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Tnk WHEAT CROP of TIE WE-r.-Not-
outstanding the statistics from the Bureau
of Agriculture We are convinced there will
be no deficiency of the Western wheat crop.
Those statistics were mostly made up before
the crop had been gathered, and he give
the estimates of those who were rated
upon by their fears and che wet weather q.
the time. rather than the actual amount of
the crop which was saved. 81 LI t4
The wheat will be late at market, owing
to its dampness. and there may be some of
it injured by sprouting, but probably no
very large quantity, as there was a greater
abundance Of help than usual, to carry it
from the field, on account Of the presence of
large numbers OF returned soldiers
The price lie now far too high for foreign
shipment, so that it cannot be exported at
present without heavy loss. Very little has
been exported since June.
There must be large receipts soon 70 come
forward. 4 eavy accumulation. as all the
foreign orders in market are limited mach
below the present price.
The Detroit Tribune saws. We learn from
the line of the Central Road that the ware
houses are very nearly all filed with wheat
awaiting shipment. and great activity NAV
therefore be expected. The MIllers. in tie
interim, are wei. suppl d. and the receipts
Of -four will also show a large increase from
this time forward.
The same paper says the crop OF corn in
this State will be Notwithstanding like
{ 1t was never ever known before. Buck.
wheat is one-third taller than usual, am
/ promises g'orivusly, while it is estimateC
that the surplus in the yield Of potatoe,
alon, will atone for the deficiency in The
wheat crop. Potatoes at 25I30 cents {
bushel will have a tendency to interior,
somewhat with the consumption OF wheat
provided the latter keeps a, about the pre-
sent mark TrGrcler
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TREATY WIN THE ISpIASs.-The chiefs
and h,admen OF the Apaches .Camenche- and
Klowa tribes OF Indians of the Upper Arkan-
sss and the Arrspahocs now south of the
Arkansas River. have agreed with United
States Indian Agent Colonel J. A. Leaven-
worth. and with Breyet Major. General
John B. SinbOrp. Commanding the district
of the Upper Arkansas. 70 cease all acts of
violence or injury TO the frontier settlements.
and to the travellers on the Santa Fe road
and other lines Of travel, and to remain ut
peace. They ai-esgs-e-ts- meet on the 4th
of October at Bluff Creek. about forty
miles south Of the Little Arkansas. such
commissioners as the President Of the
United States may appoint. 70. perpet-
ual peace between our Government and the
various tribes. Tney a,so agree to usc all
their influence with the Cheyenne Indians
now south of the Arkansas River. and in
duce them to join in this perpetual peace,
and if they do not. they will compel them
r. cease all acts of violence toward the
citisens OF the Uuited Stater. OF runners
from their country. This agree meDt IL
signed By Little Mouptsin. Lone Wolf,
Heap Of Bears. White Bear. Kicking Eagle.
Bear-Runs- Over-a-M Man, all chiefs .; Kr,was
by Over-tae But,es, Ten Bear. Eagle Drink
ing. Horse Back, Iron .Mouppsio, Wichita,
Boaaio Hcof. Raw hide Blanket, sH chiefs
Of ,CaDancLes; by Poor Bear, chief OF
.Apacbes and By Big Mouth, chief of Ar
rapahoei. Ffom suphonistic reasons, and
fsxsid fSf H. xs OF aenils ieaders, VIC
refrain from rcproduciDE tifics OF the above
't0ppsA yss,oFsd' scnsIsnsu n the oeigin-.
n
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Scraps
Mr.. Quilp characterizes the nuptial tie as
a beau knot.

Mr.. Quilp characterizes the nuptial tie as
a beau knot.
Pa, do guns have legs? No. my child
II eli. then. pa. how do they kick ? With
thor breecaes, my son.
Tue difference between Saratoga and New
port
QIoth Joe, It's the easiest matter
AZ once to distinguish the two;
At one. you go into the water.
At 'tother it goes into you. ''-[Saxe.
A Middlebury student of the class of Is
is related to have me day read a p,etical
composition at a recitation, in which occur
red these rather unique lines
Time, ere long, shall pluck the retina from
their eye
Then no more object thou shalt never descry."
Prot. Tough returned the piece, saying in
bs rather peculiar and emphatic manner b.
| don'r think You have much talent Tor string
ing uords together. y Windso, Journal
A California editor, speaking Of complaints
nv his readers that be don't publish all the
heal items they desire TO see, Justly observes
that it is often thcI- own fault in not send
ing the facts lie says be ''don't like to
publish birth after the child is wcaned,
marriage after the honeymoon Is over, OF
the death of man after bis widow is mar
ried again
In In Crosse, Wis. where the beer dealers
sell lager in very small glasses, the ether
day a soldier tied one end of his handker-
chief to the handle of the mug, and asked
the bar-keeper to hold the other end while
hc drank the beer. Very much surprised,
he asked the soldier what he meant by such
a strange proceeding "No,hing." he an
swered. ..only the giass was so small was
afraid of swallowing it"
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FEVER AND fGUT.
FEVER AND AGUE.

Crimean ri'tersha-c proved the most prompt
and thcr,u-h remedy lnrwu- succrr.ful when
quiuinr La ia led. determined hy trials IN the
uited >tstes Hospitals q Newark. y. j., Fuft
Hamilton y. ant lie .uf'tt, =. C.. aud utneIo "a
cs-eS -t crywhcTo. Tho istters warranted .
arrest tire chiils the FIRST day. and ia hrirf time
81 the disets. from the :, stem 20 thur, u-hIy
that rcnvNa' llcus % the directions Tor use arr
strictly adhered 10.
We have numcrous certificates Of cures Of the
above mala ". . ut want % room prevents tho in
-,rtiun OF only the following, FROM Il L. 5. Army
sur. con. We refer to circular around hosle Tor
many others.
nr. Whit heli. Surgeon. L. 5. A, dated U. s.
Hospital, NeUar'. ! saws - cursd several
sulii,r, 1ntcr ms charge u obstinate Fever and
Ague. ~ zen ave def Il ter weeks the ususl remedy
Of On nine. and would without hesitation use Il IN
similar clses.'
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATISM AND SkURALGiA.
RHEUMATISM.

FUEUMATIsN.
&. ". Plat. Fec, Assistant Assessor Internal
Revenue. Fourth District, New York. rays: Il an.
IRON the nature OF my duties. exposed to ali the
different phases Of weather. often saturated "a the
person wet feet. etc. and have. AZ consequence.
been afflicted with colds chilli, etc aud FOR long
time with RbeumatiSn, but, since taking the
Crimesn BittsI.. have islt none OF the Effects Of
bed weather, AMI my Rheumati. 10 has entirely dis
appeared.
Ny son. who if In che amy Of zen. GRAFT, writes
TO az follows, Father, when an o. portunity
ohsrs. do not faii to scnd me some crnsan Bt,er,.
for Iou cannot irsaglne what ready relief they
ave after exposure. / am never alarmed abOu,
sleeping on the 2 ound. getting vet il use
them" -
;Hi.i hero state that this sou came home on sick
lesve almost skeleton. A single bottle restored
his spp,,ite and ftFer 9Th, hat in two weeks he
was pronounced asie to hin bis battery.
NEURALGIA.
JsEsEY CITY, Jan -. 1854.
Gssrs Ihav- been fo- two years past much al
1icted at intervals with neuralsia IN the tecS IL
my neck and head, and ed used all the usual T--
dies ior that dis, precribed Nv nv ph, 81
clan, but without permanent relief am happy q
state that the Of a hottie M your Crimean Bit
ttrs has completely snhdued the complaint, ard 1
have not XXI erie ced nny attack since
CHARLES WILLIAMS, No. Mercer 81.
ENDORSED RY TnE SURGEON GEN. Us A.
DIR. Jane-as surgeon u. =. A.. dated at Desufort,
q sept, IS. 4 CO, says gave case Of the Cr-
mean Bittefs to Or. Huriz. the Medical Drec'or
who commended tbs article at Unce. ard IL was in.
dursed by the surgeon General. who arrived the
~ IT dsy. and was aware Il its neritec success In
the rthern 7. :. Hospital. It's unanlmousIy de-
ciared ny all the Surgeons here that II = Just the
thing in this n alarious oiimsts."
CrIsrsN BiTTERs ar. especially suited to
relieye the
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON X. X.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

Commencing June %, 1855, trains will run A. fol-
lows.
LTAvE BURLINGTON
e.cpA. " MAIL TR N for ros;ou. Lowell wor-
crster Fitchhuigh. BrattiehoruSpr Eielc. Hart
ford. New Haven, TruN, ALBANY snd Nv Aurs Z;
arrive Ia Troy at 49, p NJ. New loTs lu ~ p. - (,
Boston 73uP VI.
Through % Boston trifsouf csszg, o. Cars
TOO =. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Rutland
bellows Falls and Brattlenoru; arrive 20 kutiand
5i5P N Bello~s Falls s.i5 P. NJ, Hratticooro
1000 A. n.
I.2sr ". EXPRESS TEAM Tor Troy. Alhauy New
York and the West arriye AZ Troy s.0l P "
New YORK. 8 A. ". ny iiu son River Railroad
Sleeping Cars or Hudson River Steamers.
TArosqh 10 Troy sriihoaf ososgs Of Cars
94sr.H, NIGHT FXPRESS, with sleeping Car. for
New Yors and Boston. Arrive m Troy AZ rO A.
n. Ne" Nurs 1879 ~ Boston -.+i Az
ThT0ugA TO Troy and Boston Without change II CO..,
From the South s-d Past Trains srriU, al Buriihgfo
a. 'oHoUss
IN p. NJ, NAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell. ~or
ce>te Springfield. Hartford, New Haven.
Leaves Bneton ln n.
s.lsA.s NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with sleeping
CIr-, from New Yrs and Boston. Leaves new
York al Pm Boston 5.3i P.
Is ~. ACCOMMODATION TRAM leave Brat
tiehoro ! 40 P n, Bellows Falls SIS P. H., Eut-
land 6 % Az.
s.55 Pm, EXPRESS TRAIN from Rutland, New
YORK and Troy.
TICKETS sold for Saratoga. Troy. Albany. New
YORK. Schenectady anu AL principal points on the
New York Central and Western Railroads, and IN
wv. CARPENTER.
No. I, American Hotel Block.
Baggage checked through.
- Fare always ss low as by anv other line.
A T.. uHt.
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UTICA august y, 1851
DEAR SfH=-Permit me, very respectfully, 70 pre-
cent You with this certificate as a oxen Of your
sonderfGl sill As physician, and Of your depOr;-
ment as gentleman
FOR more than seven years have been afflicted
.sith sickness Of nature peculiar to females ex-
cept that was hedridden for over two wears and
unable 70 move without assistance ] have had nine
dferent ply scians in the last two years, none Of
whom could help me Indeed. 10 use theroWu words
they were completely PuEEl I'd with my case, and
that all the medicine in the world could restore
me, nor even help me- After much reflection, I
cons nted 20 try your treatment; had heard on
highly spoken of nv those whom you had cured
soon realized the truth for my self that your supe-
fiOr skil was teneheial. and ~ your treatment
helped me in less than two weeks. In four months
/ WAS 81 much improved that even my FRIENDS were
aston ished. continue 10 improve. and can now
cheeriuly add this. my mite, with hundreds Of 9th.
whose lives GU ave saved and rendered happy.
sisy God bless you, Dr. OAKS, m your enno6ling
and beueicient mission D. suffering humanity. I
shall always b happy IN reply 20 sny who may re-
fer % me As 70 your capabilities and skill
am, dear sir,
Yours. respectfully
Mrs NJ. L. GREY.
No. 8, WhitesbOro Street, Utica, my
For references circulars u he had athis roo-s
OH e hours, from A N. until p. 81.
reOt - davly
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1865.

HOUSES EEpERS trohlsd with yerm need he 50
NJ lon.e-. tthey use "'osrAKs" ENterHinai"E
We have used % u our Subsection aud II box
-t..t = g. We would have %. We have tried po-aus
hut tu.y effected moth NJ; hut ''Co-tsfs" article
Fuocs,d the breath cat 20 Rat. Nice, R1lches
Ants and BE- Bugs, quicker TIA ~ can write f-
n i- In zrslt demand all over a. .tUntry NsliHa
O1in Ge-.fff.
s-s-- ..Co~rAA's~ advertisement ir thi, paper.
zr-Spld 10 aurAu-ta Vt, % al DusSi-t- and
pesitrs.
July If-iawsm
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LIFE.FrRE& MARINE ASSURANCES

LIFE. FIRE MARINE INSURA>CEs
.Etua ksaranoe Company.
or HARTFORD. conn.-Casb Assets. 81 7i .7se
Home Ia,trGnoe Comrany.
OF NEW YORK.-Cssh Assets........... SO s. az
Phaair Insurance Company.
or HARTFORD, Conn.-cAsh Assets. 80. $685.
Connecfiew Fire Hpsuronoc Company,
or HARTFORD, Conn.-Cssh Assets. Sec. $4,000
North Western I,sura7oe Company,
OF oSWE6o.N Y.-Cash Asset............s 215, go
Western Massachusetts, Insurance Co.
OF PITTsFGELp, Mass.-Cash Assets. .....s .5s,ss
ilfgaaiionai FIRE Insurance Company.
OF NEW YORK. Cash Assets. i25.oOo
North liner iran Fire Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YoRR-cash Assets s67s, 40
LoriEard FIRE Insurance Company,
Of NEW Y0RK.-Cash Assets.............s7si,l5 7
.Ns,c York Life Insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK.-Cash As o;s.......... .t2,e51 500
Charter Oak L,te Insurance Company.
VI IbiNbf NouA- u aru hseeto.
TrGrelers Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, Conn Cash Assets. see. $4,000
Fire and Inland Insurance taken In the above
named fret class mics to the amount of st2S
Ustin one risk.
Dwelling houses and their contents aud farm pro-
PETTY generally will be injured for one or 8 term
Of year. allowing the insured receive hack ear
ly three turths the PROFITS. At rates so low TO
MAJ 1t an obi,ct 70 all having such property 10
insure. TO try these Companies.
lrtes e-e not required and the insured
incur L. assessments the large cash
asseis Of these Companies furnish perfect indemni-
~ for all lusses
I'm first class dwelling houses and contents poliries
for five ears will tie given f,r per cent premium
for the whole term and the insu Ell allowed re
turn IL three-fuu rths the pr.ihts annually.
VIE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO., insure.
asalnst accident ,fall kind.
FIVE DOLLARS ANNUAL PREMIUM
will insure $500 against accidental loss Of life
while travelling by Fny public conveyance,
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
ACQUIRES policy for s., Ol. and also SIS per week
eonpens ton Tor personal Injury Inca the
assured from his ordinary business
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM
secures full policy for s. 0Dn and SIS per week
compensation tor all ana every description OF acct
dent, travelling or otherwise.
Policies for $50, with 81 per week compensation,
can he had for s. DER anhuin. or any other sum be
tween 10 aud g., or at pr"portionate rates.
Special and hazardous risks taken ut special and
hazardous rates.
Apply In person or by mall to
s. WIRES, Agent
peh. I3-dswiJ
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10 consideration of this agreement Gem
cral Sanborn agrees, on the part Of the
Government, to suspend all acts Of hostility
toward the various tribes above, mentioned,
so long as they observe in good faith the
stipulation. and u greements The Northern
bands OF Indians still continue hostile
Army and Nary Journal.
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CENTRALANDs SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May Is, 1865
cR.Irs CONC souTa AND EAsr


Leave Burlington ct 7.25 A. H.. i2.eo P. NJ. and
s.tpI 4
Mail Trah caves Rouse's Point, at $50 A. 81. con-
nectIn. at " tie River Junction and Bellows Falls
with trains g. boston, Worcester. springfield 'Snd
New YORK, AR ving at New YORK ~ in.I5 p. u aud
with trains -, t'ts-umprc x. r.
Burlingt n rNpres, leave. Montrs Al At = - 4 " .
ROuse's Point st 7.45. connecting AZ Rurlins q n
WITH Champiain steamers Ter SArafogs, Troy. &c.
bzy Express leaves Montreal SIS \ 81.
81 John. At IAN ugiensi urgh 81 "a 4. ~ for
Boston, 80. g ,an-otipg at Buriin1tO. VITA Rut-
lsni ko.d Tor Troy aud New York. =. living In
Boston W. IrO~-,l ststs ~ 2. ~.
Might Expres- lcsves 0s'lsnsbar.h at u - =. NJ.
Moutresi3 - ~ Houses Point bi5 Pm 81 Johns
at Lao r. NJ. arriving At Boston at SsB A. H. con-
Meeting at Bellows falr with cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester and With Vermont Valley
Railroad for Sprin sheld. &c. and arriving in New
York 1t Il % p 81.
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TRAINS GOING soEru Arr wrsr.

$1,000
Leave Burlington at4OoA. NJ, eIOA.M. 42O
P. 81. and SIS Pm.
Day Exprrss leaves Boston via Lowell at o. A
VI. tor Burlington. St AIrsbs. Montreal. Ogdens-
burgh and v est. arriving Montreal at 10 4. n.
Ogdt nshur III att x.5D A. ~.
Mail Train leaves Boston via lowell at s.co AM
via Lavrence attn A NJ. tor Burlington, Rouse's
Point, &c.
Leaves Boston via Fitchhurg at 7.so An. Spring
heid st7.s s. connecting st White River june
ton With lay Expre-s Cor Burlington, Montreal,
usdensrurgh ana the West.
Accommodation Train leaves Northneld at 7i0
A. ~. BurliagtsL at 10 A. N. for et- Adams.
Night Express leaves Bellows Fails at lO.Ou r. NJ
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley Y n
eaying New YORK, 1T i2i5 P. 81, and from Cheshire
X leaving Boston az $50 P. n connecting At
White River junction with train leaving Boston at
SO p. ~. fur Burlington, Rouses Point. Montreal
AID oete1sburs, with Grand Trunk trains for the
West
Sleeping ears attached to both the Nisit ~
peas trains running between st. Alt,aas -
~t"r sf.a 81. Aihafss an" Springfield
lchets u Detroit Chicago sld all -points Nes.
bs AN DRCRf, Agent, No 2 American ua-
- Burlington vt-lBaggage chec, ed through.
- A1haAs. Nay l. lsss- a--sf-, Z.
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.5s i great czci,emesat prevails at Nile, Mich
ic.n.e Doctor Shaw Of Chicago. was s,nting
a well. when oil Was found stout eixty-eight
feet from abe, surface The weld IS about
2 f,r- raiiore q day. The iscsf Faper says ON
Sunday cLyrch services and Sunday schools
were dismissed. NJ The owner of the well Lad.
win CHARACTERISTIC, generosity. grapted tree
exhibition 70. thar day 70 ali who night
come 70 tssis- One lady was generously a.
lowed 70 taks two looks. a sas had bHt 0as
eTo.
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OGpsNsBJ RGH rO THE WEST
Northern Transportation
Company.
Tne only Through p4iiy Line netWr-c
o q DEN : B URD Il, Gil e. 4 v a..
Aud intermediate Points.

Oalv Sir Dog Ts,sugs, ,riisos' CAsHg. Of Haa'
This well known and Reliahie Comrauy. ~.u
durin, the present Season. ru1 their Line
FIESF CLASS UPPER Cs8fN STEAMERS
Daily between ~! denshur- D.. u.~r... Cleveland.
Tole.u, Detroit Chca.u, siil~au>ee. sa1 iu.~rule-
disic !Hilf-
LOWING 90 ,ENSBURCU. or -rrirl. a. Express
TEalu ir.l1 the East.
PASNkNG ERS and Families moving Nr-t. can
embark - IN their Lu---a-r. Teams. >trcE. ani
innd to-t th.r witH,uf uI-fUr rIleg .r Transit BE-
mrlt, a. their port ~ dcsti4afI.u. taLs avoiding
tie great Incnuvenieur- Hi TIE r.tur r.al-.-, dee
lHlr ami -ypru-c- 90 other Irtf-s- ~ Ihc-e
: tlners have large ttrtS~ and -gArF fHlNs.
amply and neatly furnished. ilr FIRST CLASS
PASS ENGEIis and coud CABINS with C..1k 81. YES
aud comfortable accauiuo,iatlYl- iUr Pf--,u-ers
ami Families W." may wish o furnish their 1Fu
ps''yi-ions- 20 NJ viurt- all lee pared Co main
tam the reputation - this a. the
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1865.

.COsTAR'S- RAT EXTER4iINATOE Is -imDie,
sac. and surc.-fhe mort perfect Raj ihcatlon
met tin, we nave ever attended. Every Hat that
ca get -. pr, perry retafef according @ sir'c-
tons will eat H. ant every uue that cas- IL vii die,
centrally az sunc place distant ~ possible from
where TIE medicine was taken.-Llis Shore. Miet-,
Ni-
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The hearing upon the petition was ORDER d
for the 3lst Of August, at the American
House. Burlington. Vim. {. smith Of -.
Adams, and Robert +. Taylor OF Pmladel-
philA. are .rsent trustees OF second mort
gage bonds.
p S.-Owing 10 Il death IN the family If
Chancellor Poland. the hearing in the above
csse has teen postponed tor one week
Boston TrGreller.
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Chcapess and best Route !

A thorough rebuilding. repairing mt reflruish-
iuE. with sewers new uoat- adr'i O. che met makes
this the must c uiurtlilr. pleasant, aud
expeditions route % the GREAT VEST
- BE sure and see the A-,ut 90 tfis Line, Dc
fore sou tuy your Tcsets.
m-Throa5A TfoSsfs over all we-tern Railroad
Lines can be obtained uu ~. iIctfiuu o. btu 10 =
" SMITH, Office corner Ford AMI Patterson 81,
opposite johnson House. u sieashur-h. y y
~ One hundred p0uld. - Bt--.-e FEEG, 90
each Passenger Baggage chccsel throu-h tp al
points For Through Tichet- ami other iui rma-
tluu apply 10 q. a EDDY,
uficr Steamers Landing. O.cisushur-h. y. y
GEO. ". SMITH. 'ieu Tics e Agent.
n. GoouNo, Passenger \ GENT
H. DKUgY, Agent, darlington, Vt.
April n. da~dm.
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PM BETA KAPPA.
GLASS SHADE

DADGFS Of this Stciety beautifully engraved
ID aud ine gold, At No T. Ran, Block
Ju5 3lst BRINSMAtD = HlLDRETu.
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FIsTCLA LACaEYMALi-.-A wonderful cure per
formed ~ ilr II. \. OAKS hayir : cuInc under or
notice. We feel the greatest confidence IN rec e.
melOiug his superior treatment o. such - may b.
afflicted with diseases OF the eve. This cure ~
performed sitter the case hsr been pronounced rT
destruyet ana life despzired OF. TIE eve i ,
well, healthy auti brilliant ever anu no one 20
discern the difference u Is really wonderful cur
md would Erace any % our medical rec III.
Suc-e-. % Dr. Os.s and his superior tssstm- u.
which 3 entirely new
Iti1.t. lay ZIst, I=al.
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~ take pleasure IN recording another wonderful
cure ~ Or Oaks. \ vouug man Who is emplay Cd
= clerk in the establishment 81 L. wilkins, E-.l
coutectuner Ac-, No % Bieecker Street, Utica Va
cured % total hiincu arising from Amfurosis IL
y nov a. vel and can see as perfectly AZ any
period OF his Ii
Utica. August. 1851.
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Gen. Banks Of Massachusetts is mustered
out while Gen. Butler Is retained How the
coppcrhcsds would have Missed had Mr.. Lin
colo been in J,hnson's place and done the
same thing VergsRRey PermoRfer.
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AGENTS WANTED

Tie Seclc Serrics, iit Fisii. ne DtrgsoH,
r1I 'ic E,rIps
EY ALuEHr D. RfCutE ps"
Nsir To-, TTiyJrs Corrssgsnaszt
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Tue mot interesting ana exciting book ever
/ published. embracing az RICHARDSON'S urpar
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tic uutsre., q the uIr. VITA artaIe aud lects
both fs-t and Wet durins the first two 81 The
Rebellion % Thrilling capture. lis confinement
for twenty months 10 seven dtiercut fchel trl-Uns
his escape and almost miraculous journey ~ night
OF nearly 4nl miles. ~ viii ant IN strrn ents
and contain more q the fact incident and romance
Of toe war. than am other wHrs set published.
uorace Greeley -a4- a. 30.
a grea: II, ry books all VET Re written concern
Ing ihis war. To- fc.ti'n O. the man. ALREADY %
pr ~. but not 81 them y 10 give, ~ifh siln-
larcump.ss. clearer .ul. cr.m"re resrahic acc uni
e. ar IS r. personal D-eltari' q. OF the natutr.
auimus purpose. q, denotes lrt iustrumcn- altir-
- the slatsuo.l-r-' ErHv 'htr docs "a, UMPIRE
tending narrative - Nr Ec4 ri-uu-'
Teach,-s. ladies, ,u---etc So u1s men. and espe-
ciully returned ami -tHlc ,Iccr> sd soldiers. 10
want of profitable -mplo, mont, will tut 70 paftic-
uiarly alapfvi to their condition. scrt !1r 'iicu-
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RATS usrsus RDS-Whoever engages in shoot
ing mall bird. j., cruel mau whoeve aids in *
tel N .uatin.s raj, Is beucttctnr. We shou like
some Of uur corres tents 20 give US the teaedt- oi
their experience la driving out these pests. We
need something hesiies d'sss cats. AMI trais for
this tu~iues- .-scisHfife 8AsrtcaH, i.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-15
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Macy the Uarfmaid Of the Lord, by the author
Nj Il the &C ia Family.
Is-tt,rs. by Henry d. Thereau.
LOAN. Around a novel b. \. & Roe-
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III. atrica and our cavalry
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