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4 LLCOYKS POROUS pLASTERS

II-NO ~ - lJil Il. - lLAN l1tS
. / Druggist said the other dav, YOU have
no need 20 advertise YOUR Porous Plaster, for cv.
cry one sold certainly causes "a dolcn TO be sold
ami dozen sells gross, and 50 ON. You will
not he able to supply the demand soon But we
can supply thousand yard, day.
AFFECTION or THE srINr CURED
Hartford, Conn, Nov. llth. 1861.
Me,srs Thos Allcock & C,.--llcasc send, with
dispatch, twelve duIen Ailcnch'. Porous PLl,ters
Our daily experience confirms their very superior
excellence. At this moment Of writing. man
apple, Tor one, who. by ENHANCEMENT in The shaft
OF mlchlnerv, had both his legs broken, spine sev-
erey injured and was for nearly a wear entire
helpless THIS man found relief very soon bv the
application OF plaster to his spine. He was soon
enabled to work. and now he labors as well as ey-
er. He would cheerlully pay 80 for a single Plas-
ter II they could not lie had at a lower rate.
am surprised that surgeons do MT make use Of
these perforated plasters to the exclusion at all
Others, as their teNibility and adhesiveness are
greatly in advance Of all other plasers with which
| am acquainted; while the perloratons peculiar
to them rendered them greatly superior to all 9TH
ers for orlinarr surgical uses. Knowing the Plas-
tiers to he so useful, ! hare no scrupcs that my
sentiments should be known.
j. W. JOHNSON. NJ. ID.
Principal agency, Brundrcth iouse, New York.
Sold bv all dcaler> II Medicines. 29-4w
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Harpcrs Weekly, one year. .......Sl 90
An cNtra copy Of either the WEEKLY or MAGA-
ZINE viii he supplied gratis for every Club Of Five
Slb or hers at : each, in one remittance; or Six
Co lic> tor go.
Rack Numbers can he supplied at any time.
The Annual Volumes Of Harpcrs Weekly, in
neat cloth ding, will he sent bv express. free OF
expense for 81 each. A complete Set com ri, ng
Of - % per VOL, freight at the expense Of pur-
chaser. Address.
HARPER & BROTHERS,
321w franklin SIlars New York
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the Subscribers. being appointed by the Pro-
bate Court for the Distric; Of Addison. COM
nd,sioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all person, against the
estate OF DANIEL i. GIBBS
late Of liridport in said district deceased and also
all claims and demands exhibited in otcl ihcrr.r:
and six months from the 18th day cf October lSta,
beng allowed 10y said court for thar pu pose. VIC
do:therciore he ~ give notice that We will attend
to the business Of our appointment at the latc
dwelling house of said deceased. ON tie third Wed.
res lays Of November and April nest. from riue
o'clock. \. NJ, until four O'clock T.. NJ, on each OF
,aii DAYS.
Datei at Bilport, til, 18Th day Of October, \.
H., lo65.
MARSHALL SMITH, } c-.,
3i3w L. ,. PEITlDONE, Oo'' iS'
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.

1866.
The Publishers have perfected a system Of mail
ing 10y which tlsev can supplv-the MAGAZINE aud
WI.EIN promptly to those who prefer to receive
their periodicals directly from the Office OF Publ
cation.
The postage on IIarper's Magazine is 2i cents a
y&r which mast he paid at'the ,supsc iDers post
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

y
The subscribers. having been appointed ly the
Honorable Probate Cour, for the li,.ict ui New
Haven Commits oner-, to receive. cx iminc aul
adjust all claims and demands of all ucr,uii-
against the estate Of IRA ALTERNATELY,
aie OF New Haven in said district deceased. re-
presented msu>ent; and the tenn OF six months.
from the 9TH day ct October. 1863. being allowed
Lv said Court to the creditor, Of sail deceased tn
exhibit and prove thcir re,pec;ivcclans Lctore us:
give notice that we will attend to the duties If
our appointment at tie dwelling house Of tia
widow Of sal Diseased. in New Haven, in .,it
district on tie fourth Tuesdays ct November AID
March nest, at nirc o'cioc in tLc forenoon. ol,
each Of suid dHvs
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I IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIX. DOW continu to devote
hi- entire time 10 the treatment Of all diseases in
eli !eut tn the female system. IN experience Of
t"cuty-ihrce years cunblr- him TO cIarautcr
spc,dy and permanent rr'iciin the worst cases of
SUPPRESSION aud all other MLN>rGuAL DEgANGE-
N.NTS from whatever cause Al !rticr~ must
cont ia -. O,hce, NJ. o Endicott stlcrt, Bp,tun.
\. B.-Boir. furnished to those who wish to
remain under treatment
boston. june -. 1863. 15:1v
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Dr.. MATTiNON, Of Providence. treats cxcl
sivcv all special diseases and accidents resulting
from inprMcnce in both sex, giving them hi,
'rhp's dihnti.@. Persons at distance and ladies
especially. having any trouble Of the kind. should
re sure 20 consult him. See advertisement OF lis
Sure Rcmedes far .rpeciH Discoscs in tbs paper
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NHE TRrE CApE COD CRAN.

EHE TRUE CAPE COD GRAN
L BERRY for October and November plant
ing, also tor April, May aniJu planting, iorur-
land and garden culture. Under nay neihod Of
culture, the Weld last season, on common dry up
land was over 400 bushels per acre. ENpcii d-
rections iorculdvaliun, with prizes Of plants, will
bc sent Ia any address Er1t s. with priced de-
scriptive nursery catalogue, cumple, Of the most
a,ardble Fruit aud Ornamental Trees, Eyergreens
and ,hrahs, Grape Vines, New Strawberries, New
Large Currant-, Rhuharh. Asparagus, Sc, &c,
Seeds in great yarietv. Seeds prepaid bv mail to
any part Of the country. Also, wholesale cata-
logue Of the above. with very liberal terms to
agents, clubs. and the trade. Agents wanted in
every town, ig the sale Of Trees, Plants and
Seeds, on a very liberal commission, which will
be made known on application.
Il. VI. WATSON.
on Colony Nurseries and Seed Establishment,
29;6m Plymouth, Mass.
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I ,oAl.lSsIONERS' NOTICE.

=. Ne, the Subscribers, heing appointed by the
Probate Court for the District Vi Addison. Com
missioner~, to receive, examine and adjust oil
claims aud demands Of all persons against the 49,
tate Of MASON g. ABELL
late Of Orwell, in said district decreased. and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; aud is months from the "a day Of sep
tcnhcr, 1865, heing allowed by said Cont fer that
purpose, We do thereto . hereby give notice that
we VIII attend to the business OF oar said appuin-
tnent at the late dwelling house Of said deceased.
IN Orwell on the Third Thursdays in January and
February next, from one o'clock p. NJ, until four
o'clock =. NJ, on cacl, Of ,ad DAYS
Dated at Orwell, this ID day Of October, AID.
1865.
ROSWELL BOTUMl co.,,o-
31;3w RODNEY II. HALL corners.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOPE FOR ALL INVALIDS.

HOPE FOR ALL INNALIDS.
4 CuREs without MEDICINE, ny NAruRE's
HrArluC 1EALrH INSTITUTE, IL Chauncv Street.
Boston, Mass. First Of the kind ever founded.
insuriug thorough treatment for all diseases.
MANY patient need but one visit. A few patients
can I've accommodated with room hoard, and n
genial home in the Institute. Consultations free.
Terms equitable. Circulars. with list OF wonderful
cures, terms, &C.. sent free, j. writer's will send II
supcrscrihed and prepaid envelope. Consultations
by letter ST. Absent patients, ON complvng with
terms as per Circular and ou giving their aye,
weight aud symptoms will receive thorough
eNaninati NJ by letter with Iull written directions
for treatment, accompanied by DR.. Clark's photo
graph.
Address, Dr. Uriah Clark, IS Chaurcy Street,
Boston. Maee.
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4 DDISON COUNTY COURT,
n June Term. /. d.. 1860.
CHARLES ENERTS. Admir-
otthe estate Of
NORMAN HOARDMAN

HIRAM RIDER.
Whereas. the ,iil Plaintiff on the dav of
A. D.. 1860 sued out his wIi, against Dr.
defendant, retumallc to Slid court at the term
aforesaid declaring in an action ON "A romi>arv
note dated at Salisbury in said county. ON the 10
day Of August, 1861; by which defendant for
value received, promised to pay Lucinda Hoardmau,
Administrator IT ihC estate of Norman Boal1lmau
or bearer, two hundred and two (s202) dollars and
eighteen cents, with use, day after the date ct
said note, and further declaring in a,,um>t for
money had and received goods sold and delivered
money lent and Uocomo lated money laid ont
and expended; materials furnished; II oncy ioml
duePlanliit on accounting; which sad writ was duly
sued 10y attaching all the land and real estate If
the sal. defendant, with the equity of reforming
the same, in the town Of kiptun, in laid county.
And was duly returned aud entered upon the dock
ct Of said court. at said term thereof.
And it having been made to appear to Sail court,
that the said defendant was absent from thi, State
At the time ut the service of said writ aud had
not returned within the same, at the time OF trial,
and had had no notice Of the service OF the saune
it is ordered by said court that the said cause lie con-
uuuel to the next term eff SAID court, and that no
iicc Ice given To the said defendant, by publication
Of the said writ, the subsistence, Thereof Together
with the orders of said court in the Middlrburv
Rc-i,tcr-a newspaper published at MidlchuN.
in said county, the last cf which shall he at
least twenty days before the next term OF SAID
court.
Dated at Mildlebury, this 9th day OF October,
4. D., 1860.
DUGALn STEWART Clerk.
\. Z. TrrrER, ATTY for Plaintiff. f3O;3w
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the subscribers. being appointed hv the
Probate Court Tor the District Ca Iddisun c..
missioners. to receive. examine and adjust all
claim, and demands Of all persons against the e.
tate Of IUf,RIN CUTS
late Of Orwell, in said district deceased and alan
all claims and demands cxhibiteu in onset
thereto; and six months from the 23d dav OF
October, 1865, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that We will attend to TIE business Of our snid
appointment at the late dwelln.. house Of the
deceased. in said Orwell on the second Thursdays
in January and April next, from O'Clock A. NJ.
until ruur o'clock, L. NJ, ON each ct >aid days.
Dated at Orwell, this 21,h day of October, \.
d , 1860.
ROSWELL BOTTUMl c...,.
S1;Gw LINUS WILCOX Com rs.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We. the subscribers, being appointed b, the Pro
bate Court for the District " Addison, Commits
siones, to receive examine and aijhst all cl.ims
aud demands Of all persons against the estate Of
JOSEPH HAYWARD
late of Weybrdge, in said district deceased. and
also all claims aud demands exhibited in offset
Thereto; and six months from tue fourth dav Of
November being allowed 10y said Court for that
purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend 10 the business of our said appoint
ment at the dwelling house Of the deceased ON the
sccUnd Tuesday Of January and the last TUESDAY in
April. 1866. from nine o'clock. A. ST. until four,
=. NJ, on each Vt sail DAYS.
Dated It WcYbridge, this iih day Of November,
4. d. 1866.
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DR.. STIR 'KLAND'S PILE REMEDY has cured
Thousands 0l lie worst cacs 81 Blind and Bleed
Ing Pile, Il gives immediate relief and effect, :.
permanent cure. Try it directly. 1t i, warranted
to cure.
For sale by all Druggists. 30 cents per ottle.
97;Gw
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IL EROSENE OIL.
IN GOO Gallons best quality IiLUMGN tTING
OIL, Received ut NAiLET1E'S.
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w. #. MCLEAN,
General Purchasing Agent
\
COMMISSION Il FORWARDING
u - i 4 II = =.
Liberal Advances Made on c-onsignments.

AoA o1 hIlSutS.
Having opellep a purchasing Agency for
the accommodation of Merchants, Builders,
Planters and Families who do slet to visit the
City, | of, + my services for the Purchase of
all kinds OF Merchan Use and Supplies which
will be bought at the lowest market rates and
shipped by express, Or as ordered, to the re-
CURED destination, All orders instructed to
my care will be faithfully executed.
Orders addressed to my care through the
Post-ofH Q will meet prompt attention.
Agents of the Adams Express Company
and the Commercial Express Company and
the Agents of other Companies connecting
with those, are authorized to receive orders
for me.
Parties sending orders vii receive the goods
with a collect or delivery bill for the same.
Goods erdere,l otherwise than EyIress tile
whole ainotnt will be re!lirs i. Exception will
be made WHEN orders are send by Clei ks of
RI g,ilar Packers whom | know to be r, spon.
sibIe, or through my Agents.
Parties visiting the C.i5 s.sh a view of
making purchases will find it TO their Interest
TO call OIL me, asAfty arrangements are snch,
That a saving af money and tiins VIII be tie
result OF their comm uiiicatiag with me.
1t Is my purpose to meet the wants of all
classes ia The States of louisiana, Mississippi,
Alabama, Arkansas and Texas, to supply
them with every k.nfo of Merclmnlises, Mach.
merry. Faiming and Plan tati N Ustenslls, and
goods ofeveiy description,
AT THELoWEsTN. ORLEANS PRICES.
Parties giving me their orders for purchases
here or elsewhere, will save the expense of
travel and I will guarantee the s~trictest eco
nomy for their interest. i
Ircspec1fnlIy solicit cdnsignments Of Sugar
Cotton. and other Products of The Soil also
all kinds Of General Merchandise, from nv
friends, and those of my referees and the public
generally, pledging myself to give the fullest
satisfaction.
BY special permission I respectfully refer to
the following well-know gentlemen, represent
ing various branches Of business
Messrs PIKE, LAPEYRE 3 BRO, Bankers. NJ 6.
b 4. PEGR4M. Agent Atlantic aid Missi sippi
steamship Company. Ne1o Orleans
J. ]. KEEVE President Commercial Express
EDW4RD THOMPSON, wholesale Grncer. date
THOMPSON & Barnesi1New Orleans
r Superintendent Jackson n aiERoad
r. S. MoRSE Proprietor City Aotef, Fep o cans
SD MOOR D, agent Adams Express. Gsaipeston
4 y. SKLNYER. agrnt Adams Express, Houston
FRASER, Matches, Miss;
For. john RAJ. Monroe. La;
J. u. McDONALD, Miadon, La:
JONES, CataaoHIa Parish. la;
HUGH 1LLISONS co, Mem Orleans;
JdMES GOSEGAL Druggist, Neo Orleans:
s. Captain steamer Gray Eagle
10 CHARGES:-For all orde rs under $1,000. 81
per cent Over $i00a, sper Cent Toyearly customers
! reduction VIII De made from the above averages
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ly-nov4 aid Magazine.
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de Ia Succession.

A TTENDU que Mr.. Leon Claude. resident dams la
IN paroisse Iafourc1e, ct Cnrateur de lInfhnilte
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q mon bafean. en- sa capaeit4 de Curateur du DIT III
terditt, lie compile de son administration,
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Id succession du dit Interdit.
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d New-fork. Etat de New York, reufssentea mar
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ranaementss for its iinpfortnemt, with NJ sier
to making it in every respect j. FAttRsSF- G.AaS
SOUTHERN FAMILY PAPER.
TIE Weekly TiIaes
Is devoted to tile discussion of topics Of Will
Importance 10 the interests of the Gulf Staees I
Contains a carefully prepared compcndiam =
the news of each week, original and selected
literary and miscellaneous matter, tales, poetry
etc.. Correspondence from all parts ofMtxx
country and abroad, letters freffl the peOpie,s
resume of the New Orleans market, etc.
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