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Business Notices.
IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS.

IMIUNIANI TO -IVIIIAuS'
Are you disturbed night aud broken Of res, by sick
child suffering crying with the excTocatns pain Of cutting
,eehi II 60 70 ;, once and get bottle Of MRs WIysLow
SooTUNG SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor little "hefe' III
1nedaiey depend upon IT, there is no mistake about IT,
There Is not mother earth who has ever usedh who VII
sot tell you OF once that will regulate the bowels and give
res to the mother und relief aud health to the child opcf
,,g ike magic It's perfectly safe to use all and
pleasant 10 the taste. and is the prescription OF one OF e
Oldest aud female physicians and nurses in the United
States.
p,sco * canfs hottie.
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fAdveriseiEcut 80
The LADIES are delighted with the novelties
and literary entertainment. including an artistic Poem
Nv Theodore Tton, furnished in the February No Of
DEM0REsT's ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY, and Nine. DEM
oglsr's MIgRcR OF FAsHIONs. Now ready
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wistar's Bsisam
WILD CHERRY
HAS BEEN USED FOR NEARLY
HALF A CENTURY,
WITH rHE MOST AsrosuuIse SUCCESS IN CURING
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsENEss. SORE THROAT,
INFLUENZA wHooPING COUGH GROUP.
LIVER COMPLAINT, BRONCHITIS,
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING,
ASTHMA, AND EVERY
AFFECTION Of
LUNGS. AND CHEST,
INCLUDING EVEN
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FROM II. d. MARTIN, MD,
o. Mansfield, Tiosa Co.. rs.

q Manifold, TioslNo Ts
Having used in my practice the last four yssr' "iTAR
BAIs,x o. WILD CmFaRSwi,h great success, most cheer
fully recommend il to those afflicted with obstinate Coughs
Gods, Asthma, Ac.
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CHEROKEE PILLS - FEMALE REGULATOR
Sold BIZ an Druggists. g per box. 1hriy-iwo page
pamphlet free. Address DR. W. X. MERWN d Co.,
No G. LiJerty-st. New York.
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The New.YOrk Leader,
THE BEST LITERARY PAPER,
OUT TO-DAY.
CONTENT:

Ple,hley'. Skating Experience, by J. H. Webb The
wom,p, Library, by CUR Fiche; Fathers Dreams, by
w L. Otm.by jr. John Jacob A'tori Old sports oy Tom
Quick To Clerical Friends Recoleetons OF Distinguished
Persons by Ros. Dix The Devil snd the BROKER Home
Topc, BY Jennie June The Baby Of the Regiment Declined
. Thank. nv Minnie Leverch God Save the People; Dig
nifty, by s,ez Christmas Olive Branches War Correspond
anti. by Mr.. Bofn; Snow by Mrs Aker; Dramatic fsule
ton. by Ariel; Fire Matters, Editorials, &C., &C.,
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
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A READY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST Of the prop
critics OF UTLuBoIDs FL III EXTRACT BUCuu VIII be a
c0mpsrison with those set forth in the United States
Dispen satOry 1t is no QCack EostTufn.
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BRAYT's INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAM,

BRANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY DALSAM,
ale best remedy for the cure Of COUGHS COLDS OoS
.rsPrloy and all diseases Of the fhroat and Lungs has
been used Tor rs years and during all that time hshy ap
proved producing wonderful can be seen by the
many certificates IN "Brant's Magazine"
BRAs1's INDIAN PURIPYIsG ExTRAcT,
ihe most certain purifier Of the blood ever Produced is
purely vege,abls Alternative aud Termoneny cures srous
Feysr Sore Erysipelas Salt RI eum Rheumatism flmpe'
and Botehes Face Cancer and Canoerous Ulcers Dys
rep-in and all other diseases arising iom impurities o. 'he
blood. Tor sale by all drugsi-ts
See Brants Magazine for important TESTIMONIALS o. cures
hrnsheI sIa;u,ousy by drugsists
DIXON, CLARKs HALLETT Propretor'
80. lle Chsmber.ft.
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wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
FROM HON. JUDGE sPRA

FROM HON. JUUUE sFNAhtN,
who would refuse give III valuable and
re., satisfied that hi, remedy possesses all the merits
claimed fol- it.
CASAJoHARiE, ~. Y.
GrxrIrxEx: This TO certify that ny's and family have
used DR. NisrAR's BALsAs on WILD CHERRY for several
x,,f ard tia, take grst pleasure in recommending in
preference any thing Of tho hind for the purposes for which
IL |. intended In cases Of Asthma, Phl.c or Affections Of
the Thros, have me, with anything equal H.
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UFLMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BCCHU is pleas
ant in tste and odor free from all injurious properties
End immediate in its action.
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schenck's Pulmonic syrup tures 'o"sns, eoa' anu
Consumption. Sold a. HELMBOLps ChemeA ""oa'a'e'
No. ss4 Broadway, next to metropolitan Hotel
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THROAT, LUNGS, AND CHEST,
INCLUDING EVEN
CONSUMPTION.

CONSUMPTION.
There il scarcely one individual in the community who
wholly escares during season. from one, however
slightly developed Of the above symp.Om neglect of which
might lead to the las. named and dreaded disease
in the whole catalogue Tie power Of tho medicinal
ohe wild Cherry Tree over this class of complaints well
known so great 1, the good It he's performed and great
the popularity It has acquired
In this preparation beside the virtues Of the Cherry there
are eomnnged with other ingredients Of like vsue thus
ncea.n, its value ten fold. and forming Remedy whose
power sootbe heal relieve and to disease exists
in no other medicine yet discovered.
The unequaed sueoe tina, has attended the application Of
this medicine In ell cases Of
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS
Ia. Induced many pbyschn Of ish standing to employ in
Their practice rome OF whom sdv,c Us Of tie fact under their
own signatures.
The proprietor, have letters from I'll classes Of fellow
citizens, from the Hal, Of Conge"t to the humbe., cottage
and even nom beyond the for the fame and virtue Of
bound. Of the earth" wtou. any attempt our part to in
,sOduc. it beyond the limits Of our country.
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Adver seucut
reliable Tonic, DIURETIC, BLoop PURI-
frER ami NvICoRAToR--HELnBoLDs ExIEAcr .Bu-
All
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lAdvoTtisement.l

tAdveriisement.I
SPECIFIC AND SURE REMEDY
To cure GRAVEL and stone
In KIDNEYS and BLADDER
Innnire hy hitter OF O. 4. IIBER, Madison, Indiana
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IMPORTANT TESTIMONY FROM

FROM W. b. LYNCH, Md,
OF Auburn, N Y.
mos, eh.eruIy add ny testimony in favor Of Wi'rAR'
BArAn hive used It in my family for Pulmonary Alec
lions. Coughs and Cold. and esteem most valuable remedy
with invariably happy results
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The following Of the many Testimonial letters id
our possession We shall continue publishing like Documents

The following Of the many testimoni, letters id
possession We shall continue publishing like documents;
| EEw.YoRK June 20, 1861.
Mr. T. DE- IA c. CAnRESo- D-ar Sir You said to me. the
fri time met "The Topici BdI'lm l. he most nondey'
t rcficre in me rordi rH p0ui Gctf afraeEl'H'
H." Aner suffering twelve years from piles. which, Of course,
hpd become chronic presenting an the phases u th.
painful Galsdy such swelling milan on bleeding and
rroapsu of cluster. of taor ana using almost nhnity
Of socaed without receiving permanent heneh have
been cured by the zee Of the Tropical bssAn prepared oy
bv he sc Of .pt Of The fge bct Of the remedy sm
convinced consequently that any case however bad may
be can be cured by proper Of your Raan My ssii
nde 10 Won or vonr vieiat attendance and nv desire that
others m ~ be relieved suffering induce to certify 20
is virtues inclo.e herein ful statement Of my case It's
esen, and cure Tia, Won NAV use to dause Inc snow
edge OF your valuable medicine which believe, sa specific
for piles whns yoa Froer'y and great .aeee. IN heal
yours TAPPfN TOWNSEND No. 20 Dcys,.
We scqrained with MI z Townsend ard have Known
in the above letter struein every particular IN MD
brooklyn Henry l.. CASE, No 2ls fnions New Icfs,
Nh a, .beve or h nav be procured by calm, upon
when lie wall advise hem mi 10 the beat nanae Of spPy
ias and sdisiai.iesGi. Tao Dls-Il
NEW YORK March r. 1864.
Ne,.r.. Cann,xo Pro-. { Co'-GsrHen,nf have for
he RS, tbrc~ iced .everev from chsppcd lip. snd
amer having vanly tried the sa2us remedies ~ the sane
wthou, success, about giving up in despair when
BassnS fsl which article sm happy 70 state o,ertwo
arP.s,io. eoHr!ri,y egr,d ne sd eherr'gy recon-
tie peciiullyyours. CHAS KYLE. lE West lsih-s.
EEw.YoRH. December ~. les&-Sc 10 Foufth svc.
Mcssn. CAEEEso Bros & Co; Gslns.en-lou are At
liberty make such you pleas o. the following state
iarnt;
hsvo been u,lps your, Tropical Bal'.a" .nee Jay
is ~ Tea me ny tssth VcIy much Anfzfed IN .ci
fl dl my fends tbs, my recovery was very doubtful
fedrc.d'o 100 pounds wtgit usually when wen weigh
ing pound. bad been suffering from 'cvere hsmor,se
the iuns which took place In Jnusr lat which Confined
Ut 70 ny nearly three uontis When became abe 10
get out constant cough, attended with ..Scr~ -ns IN the
breast Gud vcry heavy night sweat, together ~h several
ipg Of t'feu. and IN July Host my voice. Of which TINE
was Advised ~ hrud 20 try your bllsam. Which dd
Ia srr using three bottles" iny ceased land have
never f,ufe appetite and strength have gfadlaIy ~
creased and weigh l24 pound hasins hended 70 ny
very si.h / csn wak IL mi cs Will ease an s.
u..ig Tire Bi.am aud feel corhdet tha' WIN pore 80 ny
bctlb viii be entirely restored. Very Istte,iny your
,Isliert rer.rn' A. NlCOLL SIOUIErbthph,
B-My voice Is entirely restored and has ben ioI ,he
la-t months. - ~ =
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~ xou ,ynut 10 he Cured Of Piles, EXTERNAL OF
- w" INTERNAL, T.. Y. ID. ).
YELLOW DOCK SYRUP,

81 SO DER bottle (which of,en cures). A. 20,
pcpot, No lac CHATHAMST., n Y. Sold at NO. 9os
Al for LEATHE'S YELLOW DOCK Strip. Take no
o,her Established 1919 Sold by druggists everywhere
Croy Hair Restored 10 It's Original foutniui
C Sloc;NDAhpNh'' mi hfR Color REsToRER.
LLCCtssDDOOT HAIR COLOR RESTOREH.
iLUCSSpp0S HAIR COLOR RESTOREE
LJJNNDD0NNO I'VE HAIR COLOR RESTOREk.
IONNDDON HAIR COLOR RESrORER.
L00NNRD0N HAIR COLOR RESIORER.
LoNpoN vi, , ...orar 81 color and perfect hair dress
na combined Decssy parmed Requires ", no 81.
preparation before or ser t 9ss ION No ao North
Bottles 80 Sold by DR.. sWAlNE eUN' - Rro.d.,.~
S,sth..t, Philadelphia. HELMBoLDs' NO. ~ 0f''S"'''
"
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He,mbo,d,- Extract snrsnpn rilIa.-The dose i.

very small l. being highly concentrated preparation. unlike
Paer, Medicine bot prepared according TO Pharmacy and
chemistry by ~ !. HELDBOLD, Druesis a1d CAcfnist,
n, 5gl Rrcadgay. next Metropolitan Hotel.
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Itch! Itch! Itch!
SCRATCH. SCRATCH. SCRATCH!
WHEATOK's OINTMENT

VIII cure the ITCH in 81 hours. A!so cures SALT RtEtN
ULCERS. CH1LBLAISS, and al EKuPIlONs oil tie shlN
Price, 80 cents. For sale by all Drugess .
BY ,endna CO cents TO WEEKS POTTER sole Agent
no 40 Washington ST. Boston 1t viii be forwarded by ma
free Of postage, to any pat THE United States
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M p.;fx Enrich the Bleed aud Beanti.y I'D, Ine Soi
rs1on use fiELMBOLDs HIGHLY Ica1i " y
FLUID EXTRA CT sARsAPAhlLhLA . Vne '"'"' 'e''' II"
strength one gallon Of The suaP VI Dse'S''"'
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-01-06

RECIPES FOR THE TOMET.-Green
tea is said to be an excellent proven
tive for falling hair. Also some have
found Sage tea to answer the same
purpose. The latter has been high
ly recommended where the hair is
very thin; and if persevered in will
cause athicker growth. One young
lady asserts that by persevering
with the sage tea, her hair grew so
heavy she necessarily discontinued
the use of tie same.
For cleansing the roots of the hair
and freeing the scalp from dirt, borax
water is worthy a trial. 1t forms a
lather equal to soap, and is of itself
harmless. To black or dark hair
borax water also imparts GLOSS
Before dissolying, powder the borax
fine. Rain water is preferable to
either that of a well or spring, being
softer.
For the skin also, borax water is
purifier. Sois gumtolu. The latter
can be easily obtained in small quanti-
ties at any drug store, and is to be
kept with the toilet articles. Drop
into the basin a short time before
washing,the face or hands. We have
known the latter, in fact both named
articles to be tried with great success.
Those ladies who care to preserve
the natural gifts of heaven can do so
without powder or paint, (Which
eventually destroy all beauty and at
a thrilling expense.-Mass. Plough-
man.
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SHOWS WHY he SHOULD NOT BE DRAFTED

see in the papers last mite, that the
Government hez instllooted a draft, and
that in a few weeks, hundreds Nv thous-
ands Nv peeseable citizens will be drag
ged to the tented field. know not wat
uthers may do, but ez FER me, ! cant go
Upon a rigid eggsaminashen Nv my fz-
tickle man, | find it wood be wus ner
madnis fer me 2 undertake a campane
to-wit
/. I'm bald-headid, and hev bin oblig-
ed to ware a wig these % yeres.
2. hev dandrui' in wat scanty hair
still hangs round my venerable temples.
hev a chronic katarr.
hev lost, sence Stanton's order to
draft, the use NV wun eye entirely, and
hev cronic infammashen in the other.
5. My teeth is all unsound, my palit
aint eggsacily rite, and | hev he'd bron-
keetis 81 yeres last Joon. AT present |
hev kof1, the paroxsms Nv wich is frite-
ful behold
I'm holer chestid. aud short. winded
and hev allus he'd panes in my back and
side.
7. I am afflicted with kronic diarrear
and kostiyriss. The mony l hev paid
fer Jayneses karminnytiv balsam and
pills wood astonish almost ennybody.
8. ! am rupcherd in 9 places, and am
entirely enveloped with trusses.
Q. hev verrykose vanes, have a white
swellin on wun leg and a fever sore on
the uiher-also wun leg is shorter than
tother, though l handle it so expert that
nobody never noticed'it
10 l hev korns and bunyons on both
feet, which wood prevent me from march
in.
! don't suppose that my political opin-
ions, wich are feminist the prossekoosbn
uv this unconstooshnel war, wood hey
any waite with a draGin orfser, but the
above reasons why cant go, will l maik
no doubt, be sufIishent.
PETROLEUM Y. Massey.
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The Story of A Convict Girl.

At night we used to amuse each
other by telling our tricks-egging
one another on in daring, vice and
wickedness. Amongst us we had
one uncommon clever girl, a first
rate mimic, and she used to cause us
grand sport, and was vast favorite
she used to make us roar with laugh.
ter. Well, this fun had deem going
on for weeks; she had gone through
most of her characters, from the gov
ernor to the turnkey, when she starts
on a new tack, and commenced TAX
ing off Parson Cowper and Father
Therry. Some way it did not take,
so she went back to Newgate, and
came Mrs. Fry to the very life; but
it would not do: we did not seem to
enjoy it-thcre was no fun in it for
us. So then she began about the
ships leaving, and our mothers cry
ing and begging Of US to turn over a
new leaf; and then, in mimicking,
testing sport, she sobbcd, and babe
US good-by. Well, how it hap
pened | know not, but one after the
other we began to cry, and " Stay.
stay, not my mother" said one
Let Mrs. Fry alone. Father Their
ry must not be brought here, nor
Parson Cowper. Stay, stay" Well,
she did stop; but tears were shed
the whole Of that night. Everything
had been tried with me; good PEG.
pie had sought in vain to convince
me of my evil ways but that girls
ridicuIe of my mother | could not
stand. Her grief was brought home
to me and not to me alone, but to
many. | do believe that night was
a great blessing to many. | was so
unhappy, that the next day tried to
get out Of sight to pray and when
l got hiding place, found three
girls on their knees. We comtorted
each other; and then how we spoke
of our mothers Mine was dead
She left this world believing me past
hope; but the picture of her grief
made me earnest in search of that
peace which endureth for ever.
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+ Henry Ward Beecher made an addres
b recently to convention of fruitgrower
& at Iona Island, on tho Apple. He die
not refer to the theological aspect under
, which it may be viewed, but associated
the fruits Of the forbidden tree with every
thing gracious and good. Here is a
specimen:
Have you never seen the maiden who,
in whole family of girls, remains un>
married, so homely that the lovers have
all passed by her, who was the nurse,
the mother, the story teller to a genera
ton of little ones-tho Virgin Mary OF
the household mother Of God to the
little eouls, in teaching them the better
iife--who was more fruitful in all except
children, than any Of her kindred P
My perfect idea of woman is my dear
aunt Esther, who win spend ages in
heaven, wondering how she ever got
shere, and the angels still wonder why
she was not always there. What such
one is to the household is the apple among
fruits
Mr.. Beecher said that, as a temperance
man, he could not advise the farmers to
make cider, but be could say that il they
did make it, she hoped and trusted that
they would make it good"
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A FAMIsHED TURTLE.-A few days
since complaint was made to the Select,
men of Belchertown, that sluiceway
about half mile east of the centre was
stopped up, and that after rain the
water overlooked the road. Accordingly
a surveyor was sent to clean out the
channel and repair the bridge. A large
fiat stone was removed and the work mer
put their bar under what they supposed
to be another stone, but it chung to the
earth. Another man standing by took
hold Of the bar, and by the utmost ex-
erIion Of both it gave way, when to their
surprise they found it was a mud.turtle
measuring three feet in length, fourteen
inches IN width and weighing thirty-one
pounds. He was taken to the poor.
house, and as he gave evidence of long
abstinence, pail of swill was given him,
which was eagerly devoured. He has
been ted regularly and abundantly and
gains rapidly in flesh. His shell had
grown in around hollow and rough places
OF the stone, and it is conjec.ured that
bis turle,ship must have been there under
that stone from five to ten years, all the
time without food. Perhaps some of the
naturalsts in this vicinity can solve the
quesiion-how long can a tortle live
without food ?-Sprinqfeid Union.
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An old lady told us, recently, that she
thought something awful must eventually
happen, there had been so many wed,
dings the past season. The old lady was
very serious in her gloomy forebodings,
and we should not wonder if something
squally did follow the events above re-
ferred to.
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A NEWSPAPER REPORTERS ANU
AL REPoBT-The local reporters
have their je8ts and fun as well as
other people, and here is a sample
record from the "locap of the Mem
phi5 Bulletin. As the various insur-
ance companies, savings banks, state
officials and missionary societies are
making their annual reports and
publishing long columns Of figures
which are of the reading public gen
Memphis local reporter
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-01-06

"Jelome Jerome !" screamed Mrs.
Butterfeld, to her biggest boy, "what are
you throwing to those pigeons ?"
"Gold beads, mother, and the darned
fools are eating ems, 'spect they think
it's corn"
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IMPORTANT TO CLAIMANTS.

THE undersigned having gained from expert
Il ence in great number of difficult cases, a
thorough and practical knowledge of the BUSH
ness in all its forms, is fully prepared to prose.
cute successfully, and with dispatch, all claims
against the government for PENSIONS, Bounty
or ARREARS of PAY, of whatever kind, due dis
charged soldiers or heirs of those who die In
service or from wounds received or disease con-
tracted therein, and would give notice to all
having any claims of this character, that any
business intrusted to his care will receive prompt
and faithful attention. Charge for procuring
pensions established by law at $500; for pro-
curing bounty and arrears of pay (ordinary ca
ses) fre per cent. of amount received. No
charge unless successful. If desired all the
business can be transacted by mail with but
little trouble or expense to the applicant. Full
supply of all necessary blanks for drawing State
and Allotted Pay, &c, kept on hand and fur
nished together with any information desired,
without charge.
D. NJ. CAMP, I'd,
Claim Agent, Derby Center W.
Derby, May 10, lS64-2ltf
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

THE subscriber has lately built a splendid suit
Il of rooms for making Photographs in Barton,
containing one of the best skylights in the
State, and is now making some of the best Pho
tographs and Ambrotypes to be had of any ar
lists in the country. Those wishing good pic
lures will do well to give him call. Copying
from old pictures done to order. Pictures made
in all kinds of weather.
]. N. WEBSTER.
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CLOTHES WRINGERs

SPRlNG BEDS, Clothes Wringers, Knives
- and Forks, Stoves, &C., Tin Ware, and eve
Iyllihilhg TO make people happy in this world,
Newport Vvtrort
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-01-06

Maj Gen. George J. Siannard will
soon be put in command of the military
forces OF The northern frontier.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-01-06

President Lincoln received about
$4,000 majority at last election.
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Pure Juice Grape.

A GENUINE TONIC FOR THE SICK,
"A and desirable article for Communion
1t is not used for beverage-is strictly pure,
and as a wine for the sick 1t has no equal. Its
purity is guaranteed, while it does not cost only
one half as much as other wines. For sale at
the Newport Drug Store. J.Y. GREEN.
Newport. June24. 1898
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RARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS,

HE subscriber offers for sale his Carriage
i Shops, consisting of Wood Shop, and ma
Ghlhery run by steam engine, Blacksmith and
rant Shops at a great bargain, also, his DWELL
ing House, with Is acres of excellent land. I
wish to close business Jan. LIST, and purchaser
can have good run of business at once. Stock
on hand for new work will be sold at cost,
uI Four of the best new BUGGIES: one
second hand; three new SLEIGHS; two second
hand ones and one new steel shOd traverse Sled
with pole and shafts--all cheap for cash.
CHAS. A. j. MARSH.
eraftsburyYt., Nov. 18th 1864. 4Sws
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-01-06

n Office is hereby given that it is the purpose
~ of the Franklin County Bank to terminate
its existence on the LIST day of June 1865, in pur-
suance Of the provisions of the foregoing act,
and all bills or notes of said Bank not presented
to said Bank for payment before the first day
of June. A. d. 1865, will not be redeemed or
paid by said Bank.
By order of the Directors.
NJ. w. BEARDSLEY, Cashier.
st. Adams, Nov. 81, l864.-50.6mos