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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-17

THE BEST PREPARATION in the world fol
q Cough Laid is DR.. Tanners Cough Mixture
Try it p,r sale by Chas. Graham Main street
Centre Y Iseling, and druggists generally
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-17
crTy AND STATE NEWS

coII aIs.l Other Markets, M"
d" ..,,,o,.. Waiter. 10 he found ON
-, s.-r'h Pace
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-17

YESTERDAY was Eeaster Sunday, ana
was observed with appropriate ceremo-
MES by the Episcopal and Catholic
Churches i'm the city. .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-17

Adm ably ,l,pt'i IN oss.ns of Sight, Unt
pERgEIrLY iJRAL TO THE EYE,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-17
CO-PARTNERsHIP.
20. W. SMITH. JOHN TE1cE- JOHN GIL
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

LAVE TMIS DAN AssOCIATED
II WITH NE JOHN TEICE end JOHN GLIB
son. hmy Brewery, Mailing and Bop business
: rs business WI be heres3ter conducted nm
der ths title and style Of Geo ". saith 4 Co
su11eyns61 end have thorough knowledge f
esSFy teanch Of the business, and ms trade gen
orally. GU w; s4ASRn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

From this pulpit Of broken stone, we speak
forth our earnest greeting to all our land we
offer to the President Of the United States
our solemn congratulations that God has sus-
tanned his life and health under the unparal-
leled burdens and sufierings OF four bloody
wears. and permitted bin to behold this aus
picious contamination of that national unity
Tor which he has waited with so much pa
thence and fortItude, and for which he has
laborcd with such disinterested wisdom. 10
the members Of the Government assoc ated
with him in the administration OF periious
affairs in critical times; II the Senators ana
Representatives of the United States, VINO
have eagerly fashioned the instruments by
which the popular will might express and
enforce itself. we tender our grateful thanks.
To the officer, and men Of the army. who
have 30 faithfully, skilltully and gloriously
upheld their country authority by suffering
labor and sublime courage, We offer mere
tribute beyond the compass Of words. Up5n
those true and faithful citizens, men and
women. who have borne up with unhinching
hope in the darkest hour, and covered the
land with their labjrs of love and charity. we
invoke the divinest blessing Of him whom
they have so faithfully initiated. But chiefly
TO Thee God Of our fathers we render
thanksgiving aud praise for that wondrous
providence that has brought forth from such
a harvest of war the seed of 80 much liberty
and peace. We invoke peace upon the North ;
peace be to the West; peace he upon the
South. In the name of God. We lit up our
banner and dedicate it to Peace, Union and
Liberty, now and forevermore. Amen
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
iNTcn STATES INT.EN A. REVENUE.
90 Col ectiun district, vermont.
ANNUAL TAXES. 1895.

- the eleventh section 0f the act af june s1 Sol
i- made the uut. 81 any per, % made liable %
an.uai tax on or before the dst Monday Of Nay n
each ear. Co. make a 80 ~ rcturn o. the assistant
Assessor the dist let where Treated % the icIes
chtr-ei with sIeci Al dut, or tax in.ludiu-. income
sui articles ia Schedule 4.
rvvrl pers m failing o. make such return D., the
Gas specified witl lee liaie q he assessed b. the
as,st u' Assessor uTdn 10 the rest iuforu At IA
when he uhta and il such case the a.. IA nj
issess'fwi add twenty-five per ceht-to the an cunt
u the tax
Ia Ca e. any person shall deliver 10 an a,rsss,r
an IA sc or fraudulent list or statement Witr in
tent 10 defeat ur eysae the valuation or enuflera
uon required hj law the assistant vii aid
'nr hundred per cent. 90 sIch duty; an In sucb
case the li-t viii he male oat b. The ssssssor or A..
sis,ant Assessor, ami frum the valuation ana en-
uneration % made there can be no appeal
6lardians and trustees, whether such trustees
are - by virtue II their Office - executor admin
istrat9ri or other dducisry cauacity are REQUIRED
70 make returns Of the income be onging e. minor.
or other persons for whom they act guardians or
truste and the income tax will be assessrd tIpon
the amount returned after dsductny -nch sum- a.
are exempted by law grotgfef that the excfnrtion
% slN hundred dollars snail not be- allowed or ae
count - suy minor or other beneficiary q a t-ust
except upon ths statement ~ the guardian or
trustee ina1e under oath that the minor OF benei-
clary has no other income from which the -sid
amount OF si1 hundred dollars may oe exempted
ana deducted.
Where any srtieles uatuea in Schedule A ara
owned possessed. or kept By a partnership, irn
association, or corporation. they must he returned
to the assistant assessor oi the district in which 81
pa tneTshiF. hrm association or COMPUTATION bas
its Office OF principal plsce Of business
When such articles are held b an individual
the return viii be made IN the district in viii h he
or shr resides.
cured { the several assistant assessors A. tbsir
respective Offices.
HENRY c. ADAMS. Assessor.
ApHi T. daNJw
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LIFE, FIRE & MARINE ISsURA>cE
Etna Insurance Company.

LIFE, FIRE MARINE INST VIZ
Etna Insurance Company.
OF HARTFORD. Conn.-Cspitsl.. ,E0.''o
Home Insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK.-Capital.-. -F2,cJ,t'Y.
PheniI Insurance ompany,
OF HARTFORD. COnn.-C4pital-. -----.- sSco,o0o-
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, Conn -CaUital s7oo'oo.
North Western Insurance Company
or vswEGO y. Y .-Capital.............sl5 $4,000.
Western MASSACHUSETTS, Insurance Co.
OF PITTSFIELD, Mass.-Capi,il.. si5O,cO1
Int national Fire Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.-Capijai..- 81 ,coO,t-1-
North American Fire Insurance Go.
OF NEW YORK.-Ca pital-...-..... s50e.,-p.
LorillaTd Fire Insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK Capital -.-.--.---.----- 900
New York Life Insurance Company.
OPNEW YORK.-Cash Assets. ---.----- $ 6-S,i3,
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD. Conu.-Ca-h Asssts-.-.sl o00.'---
Travellers Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, Couu.-Cs-h Capital. t5,0,-o
Fire AMI Inland Insurance taken in the above
named hrst class companies % the amount OF Sl.-
60 m one risk.
DEsIiiu. house and their contents and farm pro
perry gen rally Will - insured for one OF term
OF years allowing the insured 70 receive back year
Is three fouTths the profits at rates -1 low a. -
make il al object 70 all having such property %
insure. 20 rs these Companies.
Premium notes are not required AM TIE insured
incurs no liability e. assessments; the large each
assets 81 these Companies furnish perfect ndemnJ-
Is Tor all LOSES.
for i've year. viii he given for one per cent premium
{ r the whole term, and the insured allowed a re-
IN OF three 1urth- the profits annually
TIIE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO., insure=
aZa ust accidents %. all klnds.
FIVE DOLLARS ASSUAL PREMIUM
viii insure s5,1.I against accidental Loo Of life
While travelling by any public coEveysncr-
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
e. cure. q policy Tor t5ooH. aud also s - per week
.l.u.i,atIou Tor personal ury lIcaPaci;at4nC the
asur-d from bis ordinary business
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM
secures fuil policy Tor 500 and s. per week
-rru-nsation Tor all aud every description % ac-id
ent. travelling Or otherwise.
Policies Tor s5on. with s per week compensation,
can be had Tor 81 per anuuu. o any other sum
-pecisl ana hazardous rl-ss taken q special and
hazardous rates
FIR. 10 dawlv WIRES AGENT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

Adyices from Newbern oi the 18th say. 10
is stated that G Ivernpr Vance was captured
by our cavalry between liillsblru' and Ri
eigh. On the 18th instant. lhe report -. To-
that be (Nanc,) had been sent to Sherman
ny General Johnston, who was NJ llillsb1rp'
with instructions 10 surrender the Srste of
North Carolina to General Sherman. hat
that these instructions were af,crward,
countermanded. and Venice was on his return
Ia Johnston without having sen Sherman.
when he was captured He is now a r,is-
Oncr Of war, not having carried out hi
mission. The report ais, stated that JEFF.
Davi- and family had joined Johnston At
Hlll,bOro', which is about thirty mites w,-t
of Raleigh Whether Davis arrived al Hill
lOro' after Governor Vance had been sent To
Sherman, and caused Jnhnston's instruction,
to Vance To be set aside, dues noJ appear.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON X
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Commanding Nov I4sh 1864, trains win run g.
LEAVE BURLINGToS:
SD A. 81. MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell. Nor-
cester, Fitchburgh, BrattlebOro Springfield, He .
lord, New Haven. Troy, Albany and New York
4rrise IN Troy S.i2 p. ~; New York SO P. ~
Boston ~ p. N.
ThoHgk 10 Boston ,riiiosi Chang, Of ca-s-
\ ~ y. u. Accommodation Tram.
70 p ~. EMPRESS TRAIN for Troy, Albany, New
YORK and the West arrive at Troy 500 ?. a.. !;
New York A.. n, by Hudson River Railr,,sd
Sleeping Cars or Hudson River Steamers.
TsTougA 20 Troy ctfsoNf Csangs Of Cars
~ P ~, NIGHT EXPRESS, with Sleeping Car, for
New ferk and Boston. Arrive in Troy at so A.
~ New York 10 a ~. Boston An.
Through 70 Troy and Boston Titho,a che 9,
Of Cars.
PROM fs- seuth a-a EIst Trsis, 4rrtr, - B.Tli-g-
TOW A. f0LorE.
~ p ~. NAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell, or
Held, Hartford. New Haven, 7 y,
eW York. Leaves Boston 80 A. =;
a. X. with Sleeping Car
4.25 =. n, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with 81 ssplng
Cars from New York and Boston. Lesv New
YORK az Pm, Boston $50 p. y.
1000 a. n, ACCOSfMO DATION TRAIN IRON Put
land.
$50 ?. y, NEW YORK EXPRESS. Leaves New
York al soJ P. n. Through from Troy without
change Il ears.
TICKETS sold Tor Saratoga. Troy, Albany, Ne~
1ork, schenectady aud al principal points the
New YORK Central ami Western Railroads. Anc in
formation given by
j. ". CARPENTER.
No. ., American Hotel BlOcE.
BackAge checked through.
sG Fare always as low as by any other line.
GEO. A. MERRILL. sup't.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

The FAIR of the Chittenden County Agri-
cultural Society occurs next Sept, mhcr. The
Premium LET has been largely Increased, e.
Pecially on Sheep, Flowers AMI tiuJ \
pamphlet containing the fuii premium list,
regulations, &c, has 5een prepared by the
Secretary, Mr.. Il. Il. Tslcott. ana may BE-
had on application at bis Office III P,ck's
Block.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
FOR SALE.

THE FARM AND RESIDENCE u the ate
i Judge FCOTE. The place il situated a, tie
head Of Pear. street, in the ctv Of Burlington and
onsists II bout sixty acres u land mostly under
uitiyation. vita Lwo-sLory dwelling house t,T1
barns, carriage house, ice house, &c
The location j. a ysry desirable one f0r z man q
wealth, being one Of the finest 10 a city wher, the
views, both u land aac water scenery, ale reck-
9nec superior 70 those Of any other town 10 New
England, not % say ia the United Ststes
be stust on II slso an admirable one for 4 l.rxe
hotel, Tlcn is very much needed in the upper part
o. tle city- sBq would be veil patronized ~ the
constantly iicre2sin- sun CT OF summer Iesidcnts
Tie p,ass L. tnQre0vC-, capable u disi sn into
!4rss uuiober " eligible building lota.
Aso lc- sale, Inc building lot. of STOUT f.r
sc-esl % Goea Street Terms nsue k.u-vn BY the
s-1sciaer, Main slreet, tru Of- vet oil. tle Ned
Ca Ce-.ege-
Leonard MAR Il, " p.
Mar. II ftutr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

GIN SHERNAN.-Nost Of the picture of thi.
- indefatigable explorer OF southern lands
were taken long time since. or copei from en-
Cravings. and are very far from bling correct
iikenessrs On his arrival At Stvannth he sat
for Phhogr tph and oht 'inel "A very fine picture
Nr Styles has these for sale ar HI ,llery. Ey-
cry who has an album should have one o
thee photographs in i,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

TIE SPEECH or An Asa copperhead
newspaper at Detroit said, On Tie very
morning that Lee surrendered 10 Grant. but
before got the news, The failure OF tne
combinations Of Gen. Grant is now 90 mani
fest hat the uost inexperienced in military
matters can perceive 1t. We pronounced
Grant humbug AND see no reason to change
or rrini Of lin - How his ears must
lave PED down lie next dsy
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

ABRAHAM LNCoLS.-There IS DO way. per-
baps. il which the universal love anu esteem 10
which our late President vas I'D. is go strongly
expressed, as IN the alm1s, unprecedented Zee
mand tor his pictures A small Steel engraving.
which sold five dollars a copy before h, a-s.s-
sIuatiou, Immediately advanced u twelvr dollar.
aud could uot be obtaiuei even 40 chat rr-.-
The supply OF Album pictures was almost iuu.-
diaiely exhausted, aui hunirel. we've -.ii. % ...-
he &C. obtain them Those VINO are stI 4.-l..
pied can ct a very fue picture los calf 3 .t
Styles Gallery.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
GuEN>BUFCH 10 THE WEST.
\ Northern transportation
COHPD0Wy.
Iae"ni. iarlu-a i'A 4. Line he. reva
% 90 ID EMS J.Tu. CuICAGO.
Ind Ia .ermedIatc POI Is

Org 'i- Dag. rs-rel-. ..boa; hang, of Eo4f .
Thus well own ami Relia - COMPANY. will
dufu- the resent Ss.s %. run their Line Of
F.R,I CHS, tPPEg cfB,N sTEAwERS
uaA. .utwe,a deus urgh. uswegu, Cleveland
,lrl,. Dytru!t, hica-U. sliIrausee. and inter,n.
I.afv points
o. wing uG EN>BURG &. on rival Of EXPRESS
Tralu frlia TIE tast
PfSSE sGERs and Families moving Wet. ean
eiii .trA S'th tleir Lug-i.ce, Teams stock &c and
land trsttuvr with. " disturbance or Trau-hip-
meat AZ teir port 81 desti1a lot, thus avui,iiny
the gre g lie uveuence % tie many chances de-
lays Az exp hsc- % other routes - Thea.
= amers have large CaDiSs ant STATE RoOvs
ampIl sui neatly ga lisreI, Tor FIRST CLASS
a '-rN1E lla and cJId CABINS with Cook stoves
aud comi"rtarle accommodations l.r Passengers
ini ram li-s wlH as wish Z furnish th.ir 0gp
Prov ioas- x NJ effort. viii re SPARED o. msiu-
ain The Teuutatii 90 u this a. The
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
VERMONT CENTR SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Ma, ch 1874, 1865.
ra.Iss eoIse sourH - -.

IHtINs 6OING SOUTH ANU .asT-
Leave Burlington At 7.op A. 81. OP. NJ. snd
S.tuP. II.
Siail Train leaves 81 Alhaus 6-i5 A. 81. con-
meeting at White River Junction and Bellows fa!l-
with trains for Boston, Worcester. Springfield aud
New ur>, arriving at New lork 81 lu o. ?. H.
D1i EXPIRES. leaves Montreal a. 7nu A ",
~ Johns AZ - An Tor rruy and New YORK
Night EXPIRES leaves Ogd@nshur-h 50 o. 90 o. ",
Muntresl3 ID pm ,R1uses Point 5.t5P.M ~. Iuhn-
az $50 2. VI. arriving NJ Boston al $50 A. 81. con-
meeting 10 Bellows Fails eith Cheshire Railroad Tor
boston and Nurcc-t-r and with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield. &c. ans arriving .u New
Eork o 3 30 r NJ
Accommodate Train lesves Rouse. P1ir
Z g. r. ul.- and hITlin-to 40 l-..s
teid
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
Cheapest and best Route

thorou-h rebuilding, repairing ana refIrni.h-
m VITA seyef4 new uuats added o. the ine,Ina kes
tins nos the NEST c mlurta le pleasant and
eApeiiti'u, rIut= o. the GREAT WEST
- be -ur- anu SEE the Agent OF this Line b.
I'rvy "a Lu. A.ur rc,ets.
- fhroash Tsrsef, over all Wctern Railroad
i.lu-s ca 'e obtained go ,p sltcaivn to uEORtiE
SMl u, office corner Fs-d auI Peterson sts
opposite johnson House, Il. sdea-hur-h y Y
- one funded pounds OF BGs...ss Frgy 70
each Passenger baggage checked thru h 10 All
poiuts tor through Tickets and other inf,,rtua
tIUn al.uly {" "a ri v
Ole Ste mers Landing. O:sieuslur.h n. Y
"Eu. " SNiIH en- Ticset cent.
40. OOopSO, Passenger cent
Ii. Darcy, Agent. Burlington, VI.
Apfh IL. daW6m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
WV EnslhN.

LikSf PEl>CiPLES Of New 81 stem u Phiio-
Il sJphJ, by Herbert spencer.
'ceurzc Gei;h o. Fen CuaFt,r by TToff ,rd
&C. trathmor," OF wrought b,' nj own hand bx
-tiuida.n
Nothing but money, by T. :. Arthur
Nocdwarlis Country Homes.
Received and Tor sale 1t
Jar. 10. i7o5- BJNf1NGTON's
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

The foll1wiug remark, Ly the Windsor
Journal, might iruthfully le said OF ever,
newspaper
Our TERNs The inquiry IS often made.
Are you not 2 ng 70 tan on the price of sour
paper, now the price OF butter. sugar. cotton.
goods. AMI such articles have come d,Nn' We
rrply-more than thrge-fuurths of our our-c..s
are for printing paper and ius, the price OF uH.ce
Is n high as II has been for FIX months We
used 10 buy paper for Zoe. per 10 The present
Of paper is DC PER 10. The present price OF idi,
journal Is predlo4tei on paper AZ l5c. per Do. So
II must be obvious 20 all that We cannot afford
the paper lees than its present price. When pa
per gets to be loo per b.. the price of this pso,r
viii come down with Il.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
PIPES.

4 NV lot Of MeerchsuI1 and Br.ar Fiu--
y best assortment Offer. a. als9 new tss5r--
% Ladies Travelling Baskets, Fancy Basket
nice Tor tbs Holidays. For ss.v - 81. g. O.
Block Wv DREW q SON
De. 90.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
Louis FoLLETT s CO..
MOULD Especially I-n.nl the puh..- tiat
W thc.- st0-. 6
Choice Family Groceries

was never uHrg complete than ROW an. utlI .s o.
i,rci Is hereto ore az the uearc,; pHssoe approach
o. NcW Aork and Boston mars 60 rates.
March 70 I9hr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

I'VE hsve Just received q full a-slrr---l. .
W celebrated b-ee-h acll- ba.s- 81.
some vers fneb finished with Silver sl- ,--
MOuutin-s. and arranged lar re-aad.l- -..
shell with your own powder and ball. l-l-.
ducin- the cost % loading more than one .s.
some ane >tee. and iruu rArr-l hGEsIe l..-
Rides shich cannot be- beat for accuracy 90 ~.
BRINSMAID A HlLDRET
Fen No. 0. Bauk
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

4 TREATISE VI .-.e Givii ald CriEniual jursdic-
y tie u justices Of the Peace. containing a
copious supply o. Practical FoTn-. should he POE
se-led ig ever j. ice q the Pc-ce L. lie state
FOR safe b. Z. U. FRENCH 81 co.
april II
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Nt.t " %,
WORTH 100000!
SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES,
All to be sold for ONE DOLLAR Each !!


100 Gold Iiuntin. Cases each slOl %
lotGo!d Watches. .hiipu
10 Ladies' $50
silver Watches. ......-...-....-S 500 20 $500
CO Gold N-c- and Fest Claims. - uJ u l5.0J
40 Chsteliil and Guard Chains. 5.tJ 10 1870
.ts0 and Neus Chs ns.......... OF II 10
$40 Solitaire Jet au1 Gold Brooches ft1 10 $40
is'o Coral Lava, Garnet &c, Brooches 90 70 500
10 GOid, Jet. d pal, SC Ear drops 90 % -
500 Gents Breast and scarf Pins. 3 % 10 $40
oisJ Oval Band Brscelets..-......-.. 3.0U TO $50
2gO chased Bracelets s.0e 20 90
35oD California Diamond Pins Rings 2 - 70 s.00
hs1 Todd Watch he, s..------.-...-. 2Jot' 6.cu
500 solitaire oleeye Buttons studs 2.Gl 20 -.11
800 GOld Thimhles ................. ..co 20 6.nl
= Miniature Lo-kets.............. 80 % -
lpi Miniature Locsets Ma.ic....... lotto 200
800 Gold TvothpicEs 'r.-sses Ac... 4-Du-I 6.Oo
3N0 rob and Riuhou Slides. . 90 20 500
90 hassi Gold Rinzs..-........... 2uh O. son
400 stone Set Rin,s---.....-.-.--... 4O1to 90
800 sets Ltfe- teFeiry-jct aud told son 20 l5.tJ
100 sets ladies leweiry varied styles 500 to i5.U
40 u old Pens, silver Ease and Pencil 90 to $ o.
i0e0 cold Pens, Ehouy Holders q Case ~ 70 ieC1
Goo Gold Pens. VI united Holders. 80 70 600
All the goods in TIN above List will he sold with.
%; reservation for ONE DOLLAR EACH Certis
tcatss Of ell the various articles are placed IN sim
liar envelopes sealed and mixed. These envelope
viii re sent hJ mail, or delivered Al Office
without regard 20 choice. IN receiving a Certif
cate. you will see what article represents and .
Is optional with you o. send drliar;a ni receive
the article named or any other iu the list Of same
value
BY this mode We give selections from varied
stocs ui hue goods, OF the rest mace and lstes.
~ les, AMI Of intrinsic worth At nominal pricet
very highest value
In si transactions ry mai we charge for tor
gardin- the Certificate pay ins postage, and doing
the bus nes, . cets ca ,h. FIR csf'Fcgfs' irn BE-
sent 10, 81 Efsrsn To- 3 Tt o. lo' g; Sirfy-u,
'sr sl1 --.d On, Hs-as,a isrsi5
REASONS WHY
We -t.u.t supply 8 u wants 3ur facilities are
unsufr..s-i our aurk ui uuriraIi.d excellence q,
HnHH H.. ira
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ran and W4mter Goods,


NEW sTOCK PAPER HANGINGS lust reserved.
y che larses. ant elesue,t 10 the state
y. FARMER
Church So Cup-.ife Clil ta...
N4--t "a. I--.. .1
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REVotNFRS.

(1RO~SE ( BLlCKWELL'S celebrated e1 "a re
y dned TABLE SALT .l stone jars. fIr Sal. ~
March Is. I-tr LOUIS FOLLErr 4 90.
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NEW FIRM.

i orc. y. WinEste bis -utiru s.oe< ~ - unAStl
Jevelry, Ac., and rented the stole forrs-,A
pied BY NJ. Nings.e, &C.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

GEORGE DENIERIT CO..
JeiUefers,
So3 RROADwAY. NEW YORk,
CORNER DUANE sTREET)
100000 WAT CHEs.
CHAINS, GOLD PENS AND PENCILS
Sc, Sc,
WORTH S5OO,OOO.
To BE sOL1 ATONE DOLLAR EACH. WITH
OUT REGARD t. VALUE.
Ind no. 10 b. pad unnI you kn0,c ,rhaf you uiL
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lisa So RE cure f.r LIVER COMPLi az.
DYSPEPSIA or N DIG ESTI0N vii. --ii '''--
cure in this Comp lund. 4.
SCROF lila Iais l04thsone disease, - =
an cts and sweeps so many from our % 81 80
cured hv Ia ROOkAUS So RSAPAAi-LA N---
POUND.
FOR PURIFYING TIE BLOOD, -h--. a1-.
nov bef,rc the public which can g
ROOEAH'S sARsAPARILLA COMPOUND
great promoter o. health. when USED To- i-a 80
20 remove ALL hunioGs that infest tie 81 '---
that season Of the year.
Letter from nr. B. 2. Abbott for usay ysa-. g.
Eminent Practitioner in the CITY % B''-'l'
November e, .'i'
DE. Z. r. KNIGHTS IL have been IN the aa''-
prescribing Lsrookah's ssrsaparilla ComPoanl >.
two years vita the most satisfactory results. ''
will he found a remedy we'll adapted % cur -
fnla and ineiplent Consumption Il puriae' w
Blood, diverts humors from the lungs, and 81 --
same time acts as a sure and permanent Tons.
1t will give good satisfaction whenever an Az
alive and Purifying Medicine is requ.re1-
BENZ. F. ABBOTT, o.
Dr.. LAgoosAH', SARsAPARILLA CosrorSn -
been so great blessing in our family that We ,''
il with LVoosaa's Syrup the best article in 1's
what il purports to 10. The SYRUP, in thsoP.l.
o. my friends. saved ny life. And Mrs Selse -
been e. greatly bsrsstsd y the use ofths Sr-'''
,lLs Compound
REV. ~ SEIZE
Ms;ro-e. Mac. pe'. 1T. 1854.
Price, 81 90 per Boaie.
Prepared by S. sEvEEY,
DIR. Err. KNIGHTS, Propristor'
AMIR I'm Melrose. Mas
COTTONs OF Il emo dssfA
r. he "a. - In +, 4 81 o. and l0-i gocdss.
fpH4RD BARLOhS
No. is Church stree
Apsil I. dawfr
~ BIS. SEED CORN at r,rv-s
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Lnsr Complaint Dvypspst1. Ne~rfiil, Dr1r.- s.
T1lgid, Epilepsy, Erusirs -, E'us, Ts717.s 'i.
Ehsurn, Ulcers and >0res. RH0lndfisu. P-V
"a ~ Ssqr1.ei >i-r and B9rsls. D.ti
lnG 90 g. 7p '4fafs a-isins on
PARTIES OF tas
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