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EOSEPH McGlNN, Auctioneer, Office No. rs
~ ThrdAvc, Fouteenh It., 10 prepared herso,ore,
% rive ner.on. attention e. ,is' y por',h9i tn,,ue
and all ohe knd' Of goods and eAAel'
Established In 1855
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NINE. DEMOREST's EXQUISITE TOILET
~ PREPARATlONS-filly Bloom and Rosesse Bloom,
Curling Cream and Everlasting Perfume Packets price
cents each Sold by al Perune sent Pos. ires on re-
FASHION. No. <73 Broadway Nsw.YoFk .t
Dealers supplied liberal terms
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|YNODD e. RAFFERTY,, Machinery Nor
i chants No 4 Dey st works Paterson N mannfsc.
ture stationary sud portable Ensoes md Boers faI Hsnp
gsw. Qskau pua RSRs MssllsvrI Dill VvAsa SLa..l a
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CoxrRxrs OF No. 2.n7s IipR11 IsI

CONTENTS OF no. ENlo APRIL 10
LsApINa ARTrorrs-Tle Nations Loss Andrew johnson
Gov Seward Richard Golden; The Presidents Crave VA
WAR NV. SUMMARY Miscellaneous
GENERAL Nsws--News frOsa WA.lnLgsoni Eew-York
ToEFias SESsiaope: carsd. Mexico son,h America
new YORK I.sanLArrAE-PrOeeei!nss N the senae AMI
APPALLING CArAsrrr-As~snation Of Preside N. Lincoln
ATTEMPTED Murder o. secretary SeS-rd -. ,.,.r,-.
Northern Traitors Fur lsnng Arms to the South Views Of
sroled Rebel Later fen e., TIE Rebel Ger E%s Ers
pap Troubles What McCaushud Thinks Of Loms1' A Rev
EVASION oy rnK REVENUE LAw-OfeIdefs 10 b Pun
Gbed
TIE INTERNAL TA1Es
INAUGURATION OF PREHDyST JOHNSON
ANDREW JsHnsoSs srKgcH on TIE FALL OF RicnsoSD
md sIsrse hmoDi, II jrdSsnce stores Captured
GIN. sHERMSs oFxRATioSs-Snefman and Johnston Ne
sossd. f'''''-' Acceptance '' ''H-'''1 o -' "
FRox CHAErysroy-Lees Surrender: Raiing the Flag
PERSONAL RrxISIscsvcrs on ABsluAx LvcoLs-Yrou
Advlnce Sheet. Of The fis Dungeon and ths Escape
By Albert d. Richardson
CAsApI1S SYxr8rHY.
1sTEREsTIsG 10 EARxERs-Anerican Institute Farmers
SHEEP AND Wool '.i
Talk ABOUT Fruit. 900
HoRrIcGLTURAL SOCIETY OF THE AsrRlcAs INSTITUTE.
DEATHs OP SOLDIERS NEw-YoKx HosrirAIs.
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1CEWING MACHINES.-All the best SEW.
~ ING-MACHINEs new for SALE aud 10 RENT Also
Machines bought, exchanged and repaired.
4. II. DIAMOND. No. $50 Broadway n y
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MARBLE MANTEI.S.-Alsrge stock always
IVA hand ready to set up lower pces any other
sssbishmsnt In the city. AkLABERs Mantsi Works No.
NJ ANHATTAN OIL COMPANY. tr
Nl No. Is Broadway, NJ " re-. "a
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
HASON'S SPERM OIL and EXTRA LARD OIL
fsg EsilresAs. Stssuships md rsc,sriss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-16
=. W. HUMPHREYS,

HAVING taken the BAR Of the Golden Eagle nm
a. M. .Sn~cial charge, assisted by BILLY ELS
SER. be cordially invites all his friends and
seouaiutances TO call. frrlng assured thai ne can
furnish as good BEVERAGES and GiSAh 1.s. 80 ~
r s. REYNOLDS, Hotel
c. W. HUMPHREYS, aloon.
Gold Hill, May 9, 1865 .... mys m
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VISCEILAYY0rS ADVERTISEMENTS.
GLENBROOk HOUSE,
LAKE TAHOE.

THIS POPULAR PLACE OF RESORT -
i il now open for the reception Of all "
quests who may tsvor me wi;hthsir patrons
age. , .,A
The Hnus- has been thoroughly renovated sno
re epanird also, hnr PIANO has oren aIuru l,iN !"
~ p,-lo- which il one of thr urst in The STATED:
also a b-aurrfrl Grove and Walk have been "a.
tt.d near th, House. NJ pains will be sPareu 10
make IL aSrrrshlr and pheasant 10 ri" patron"
The Trou: Fishing and Gr"u-e Hunting eAee"
~ aud .nl-pdri TEAMEE will be ready
"a nm on The I.akr. June SNh Many thanks tor
past patronage. n bEA l. - b.,
Glruhronk May %, lSrS mS-' ''u
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CHARLEY WHITE,

:
formerly Of whits'S ExchsnGs' Gold Hm)
nss1REs TO INFORM HIs NUAERouS
nnrcha.ed and now hAs ,ehsrEsof the IutsrE1.
sionaI saloon, street., formerly GEORGE
L,bSf end quist REA DIltG RoohEnin:As
aad cosy eirtink Rooms ese Altsfasa ~ y. ~.
loon. which viii BE- nads THE AAlDON pi he
city. None but tbs tnsst e. Z:
"lHH BRXNDIRS,n aaSs
WHE0KS13S-
Ard Ibs Choicest BFs1ds, q ClGoFS,
.T-TFs"s s VIII be Soid.! s. lslL%a@
p .r-s.1 "a l=.g "a .. ---T 81 "a g.. taEl-gEiUs
HOT LUNCH, ,frsM II A. n. - 9f.A. A.
81 l;H,E 5safs 1SsAhSr s1pssSS Sor tteaAlS X
.msh1akS IleFEHNAfloNAkJsazpiiaeh isal,
worthy The patronage Of the people Of the eltxet
Ybtis3A Inyl3 n oRA1L9Y WHITE
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

Annual Report Of the Paeine AnSa"
rnncc Company.
SWORN STATEMENT.
TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT passed
Anri 22d, 1850, concerning corporations, the
pac;hc insurance Company makes the following
r.nor,.
The amount of the capital stock Of this COM
many il ,ryen hundred and dfty thousand dollars,
IN SS,;d In ca.b .e75 CTS 200 OO
III The amount of assets Is nine hundred and
..x.r,,.sn thonsand four hundred aud forty-two
SoiIarS and for,v.rfSh, cents, S9lIi42 Is
iIf rhS conyanS hs, No dsbts
~ Tbe amonn, of insurance written during
a., a1.,.s,, ,r;,,;ons nina hundred and sey
@ W. % S' N ~ ~ SS -, h,rdr.d ana Nf,vNva
H,se'en '''"'""u e'AA' hi. M KS 10
~, me 80 anoTns osI,a VI IN hnnSrs5 ana ,Senty thou
SaS. ao5 W" s;,h, hmndrsS and nin.tyfonr dollars
"A"N' 81" SIo ion sq4 90
" rbs comnanv insura. spainst the following
-;.t. Vi,
RnjIdIn... Ouartz Mills, Merchandise,
Household Furniture, Rents, Leases,
TenneIs In Port and their CarEooS,
and other Personal
Property,
ior ioss or damage oy uIT
VI The largest ,un thi: Company win tahe on
any one IiSN EsIoVov Iue = n.un nsu o.
but on all such large risks reinsurance to Ger
panies. J. HUNT President
Al RALsroS Secretary.
San Francisco, january is, 1858
William Alvord, Moses Ella
ELazard. Moses Heller
| A Seigman, Edward Martin,
Alfred Borpi, AETubbs,
| Charles MaynS, j B ThomN,
Louis McLaue. DIV Rice,
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a CARD.
To the Public.

TrAKE THIS METHOD OF RETURNING
nv sincere thanks for your most liberal PAL.
ronare for the short time have been In SoIo
hr,r,, an, I hayr again re- fitted and made my
.lsee Of businrsu 81 pleasant and comfortable :
r,.or, y possibir. where all VIII and the best o
Brsndirs, whiskies Cigars. Wines, and o,net
erpa.urs comforts. too Numerous 20 meunoo:
Hopins 10 have . continuance nf your pssronsSs'
Iromatn. yo1r'S respectfully;
TON CAReOM.
PhouEx saloon, Gold Hnl
oSseHa9 gssSN. ioe& tuH"
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PIONEER STAGES.
Great Z xpres SIS Line
BETWEEN
SAN FRANCISCO AND VIRGINIA CITY!
THROUGH IN - HOURS:
VIA e. a n, Cos Steamboats,, Freeport and
PiaeerViIle, and Sacramento valley
Railroads. and Pioneer
SeAGO Ltneo.
M& MA

I'M AND AFTER MONDAY, I'd INST. PAS
sensers eavinK San Francisco by boat at r. NJ,
Win take cans at rreeport arrival Of boat Change
10 stage At Lztrobe is miles from SacramentoG and
arrive at Virginia City In "a hours from San Fran
| cisco-cTossiao the moHaf1i,sg BY dayii1h
Returning-Will leave Virginia City by afternoon
stages take cars at Latrobe next day. steamboat Al
Freeport and arrive at San Francisco In "a hours
from Virginia Cty-connectinS with cars for sscra-
nlento.
Tue usual stage connections will be made between
Sacramento and Virginia City, as iollows: Leave
Sacramento by Sacramento Valley Railroad at 6h A:
r. connecting with stage FOR Virginia City At Latrooe'
myl om
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Golden Eagle Hotel,
AND SALOON,
to11osirs and below the News OmesJ

AREVNOLDs, having leased 4,
X. the Boarding Department OF the ~
aois.. Eagle Hotel. invites all bis fri-nda n
- com, and board with him, promising -
20 furuish them As good living. and ~ cheap Al
,hsy ean R-t In Gold Hill
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LAKE HOUSE,
Lake Tahoe.

THE suB aCRIBER, HAVING LEASED -,
i and rrnovated, and re;furnhhed this
lplenaid plAcs Of resort, W9eld announee
ruuaodatiou Of permAnent and trmAent
BoSrdey1, The public Will And this the mest Do,
lirhtful place Of resort for pleasure and luxury
Oh the Pacihc Coast - 80. ...
W Ths NEW STEAMER will be ready about
the 6rst of June for the aceomupdaiion Of parties
who may wish to uai lgate this beAnnt1l LaSs;!
myi3if J. E. LEAvTTT.
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The aslarkets.
n. ALBANs MARKET June ss, 1865.

c0recled for he 1ydnsc,ip, ctery Week.
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STATE oF VERMONT.
District of Franklin, ~.
The Hon. Probate Court, for the District Of
Franklin, to all persons interested IN the es-
tate Of Asa s. Cove, late Of Fairfax deceased.
testate, GREETING. -~--s-s-
George A. Hhlbtll, Executor of the estate If
the said Asa 3, Cove, has filed in this Court an
application in writing for license TO deed certain
lands held in trust by said deceased, described
follows; 'for the heirs Of Porter Webster
deceased, "A farm in Barton, Orleans County
Vermont, for description of which referance be-
ing had to a decd of Joseph NJ, Lord and Elec-
ia NJ Lord, his wife, dated October Sd, 1863, or
the records thereof in Barton aforesaid, also for
TairfaX Cemetery Association certain par
GELS of land lying in Fairfax, Franklin County,
Vermont, for description Of which reference may
be had to tho deed of Thomas Campbell the
deed Of William Sanderson, the deed of J. NJ
Sticlney and the deed of Newton NJ Leamond
all 90 said Cove, in the records thereof in Fair
fax, aforesaid
WhorcupOn said Court hath assigned the oath
day of June instant, for hearing and decision
ON said application, at the Probate Office in st.
Adams, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on said day, and or
der notice thereof to be given to all persons in
tcrosted by publication three weeks success
lively IN the Vermont Transcript, newspaper
printed at st. Adams, the last CT which to be
prior to the oath day of June, aforesaid, when
objections To the granting of the License prayed
for, will be considered ifany shall be offered.
Given under my hand at St. Adams, ON this
9th day of June, A. D., 1865
A. }. SAMSON. Judge.
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The Union County Convention
This County will be held at Sheldon
Creek. July 9th, 1865. We under
land that the Convention will first
.,oo, ot the school-house on the West
sao Of the Creek, and if the house
..oyee foo small to accommodate all,
H. Meeting House near by will be in
,l;ress for the use OF the Conven-
,;or The Convention will undoubted-
Il be largely attended, and we are
dad 70 learn that Mr.. Clark Barr,
landlord Of the Central House, is max
;rg provision to dine and accommodate
m who may be present.
The Committee of Fifteen APP
,,oirted to make arrangements for a
ceiebrotion at st. Adams, on the
Tonrth Of July, win make a report to
h. adjourned meeting to be Held at
H. Court House this Thursday
Evening at Z o'clock.
The Champlain association Of
Inversalists will hold its next annual
,tssion at st. Adams June 2sth and
ssth
a company Of cavalry, composed
n citizens Of Highgate and Swanton,
sss been organized at the latter place,
s.thJ. P Place as captain, S. F. Black
man st lieutenant, and O. Dorman I'd
lenleaant
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TOBACCO AND SNUFF.

A good assortment of Chewing and Smok-
ing Tobacco, and Lariillard Scotch, and Mae
coboy Snuff
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TIVE vo1cn OF TIE PEOPLE

Liberty is one Of the dearest blessings which
Our forciathers have handed down TO u.s. Il was
purchased by the blood OF many a valiant rev
dictionary hero; has been guarded by a Wash
ington, a Jefferson a Clay and Webster
But dearer still TO the hearts OF the people is
Cough Balsam. Colds. sudden coughs. sorn
throat, hoarseness, and infamed lungs are IN
stantly and surely cured by its timely use No
cough mixture has ever been known that equals
1t, which accounts for its great popularity with
all classes. The young land the old--the rich
and the poor physicians, druggists-and all
who have ever tasted it speak in the highest
terms of its merits We say to our readers
buy il and try IT, II costsbut 40 cents the bottle
contains twice as much medicine as You eau OBJ
tain in any other way at the same cost and all
drug stores keep Il. Co I'm
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business directory,

MCGOWAN * FORD, DENTISTS. =
"a Office over Wead and Duren's Drug store,
81 Adams, Vt. s.ITa 2-tf
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nRIcnTON rrAKI<sr-June eI

Beef CattIe.--Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen, 1923 a $3.50; lat quality Sl2.5OG $1,000;
% qualny Sl2.0O a Sl25O; 81 quality, 5000 a
81 90 y 100 lbs on total weight OF hide tallow
and dressed beef
Working oxen 5000 5000 or according
10 value az beef
Mitch Cows.-$25 a SOS; extra and good $40
a $50, without calves, as may be agreed; faro"
and ordinary s25 AZ.
sheep and Lambs Sheared, pa Oci some
cxtrs Western al 0 q 90.
80 ~, '-eele 10 lie; retail, 10 lie;
D,ess"t oo "ho'ee~-s 49, mao w.
dressed, w a 10 cents. Fat hogs, -
nssi Snives.-s7.00 a GIL 90 per head.
Hides. brighton, Ia /, cents ~ Ii. Coun-
Wy io,s, q cts Csliskins 90 a O6 cents
sheared, Csc '1'4' each
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HosrnN MARKETS.
IPrcparod expressly for One TnAs4cHliT.l

TTfepafod oAprpssW Ion uhe IRANscRllTl :
rtttft BosToS June 90, 1865.
Fiour.-Sales Of Western suportne at Sc a
80 %; common extra at So 90 a 81 90; medium cx-
ira at 81 % a IS 25; good and choice Genosee,
Canada, Ohio and Michigan 50 90 a $1,000. Good
and choice st. Louis 20 90 a sl2 90.
Corn Meal in moderate demand at s. 80 per
Dbl. for good shipping brands.
Grain southern yellow Corn 81 05 a 81 OF
per bush. Oats Coo az 75 liye is dull at 9Oc.
White Beans are sellng at 81 Is a 81 80 for blue
pod, and 81 IS a 81 25tor marrow.
Provisions Pork primo, S1l 90 a s23; mess,
s27 80 a $40; clear S3i s3S. Beef ranges from
sl4 50 a SIS 90 for Eastern and Western mess.
Butter, 26c 300 for good choice and extra Nov
York and Vermont dairies Cheese, good quail
ity is selling at he lie.
sugars.-Cuba Muscoyado sold at 100 1871;
Refined Sugars have advanced, and sales have
been at 100 a l9lc for crushed, powdered, and
granulated; coffee crushed at l5c 4 l7sc per ID,
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\ CARP.

Editor Of tie T-Glscyip,
lnrepls TO many letters and inquiries from peo-
pie in this section Of the country, the under
signed take great pleasure in saying through the
columns of your paper, that our renowned prep
aration known AZ GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, is
a certain cure for Dyspepsia, in its worst stages
Many cures Of long standing, within our own ac-
quaintance, have been completely, and We believe
permanently cured. II VIII stop distress after
eating almost ins unanimously. and enables the
dyspcptic who has lived fer YEARS upon Graham
bread and the plaiaest dict to eat as heartily as he
peasos, and anything he chooses, without danserof
distress, on souring, or rising on the stomach. 1t
Is sniufalhho corector a. Indigestion and consti-
PATTON creates healthy appetite, stops sick
headache heartburn, sickness at the stomach,
pains, cramps or colo IN either stomach or bow
els. and sweetens offensive breath as soon as you
taheit andby enabling the patient 10 take plenty
Of hearty food (Which is the parent of health,
produces yigorstrongth and energy. IN every trial
~, have known it has speedily eradicated Dys-
pepsia With aAits attendant sufiolings weakness
e-. debility, ana loss Of power. giving instead,
proper activity and tone to the stomach and or
suus oi digt suon, and as We confidently believe,
and rs the published certificates in our circulars,
aln,anacs. and in many Of the leading Journals,
from convalescent patients viii coQfln, COM
pctcly, permanently, and almost miraculously
"cure the worst case of Dyspepsia in existence"
We warrant it in every instance. It can be oh
tanned at an the Drug stores in the United States
apd oanadas, at s1.00 per bottle, or six bottles
for 5000 C.G CLARK & CO.
silly Proprictors, New Haven, Ct.
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ALDENs CONDITION POWDERS

They are sure safe and harmless They thorough
ly remove all unhealthy distractions and cleanse
the whole system, oxpollng inflammation, pro-
ducing healthy and directing action upon the
hyor- restoring appetite, health, and renewed
animation 20 the whole body thereby rendering
thc animal capable Of much greater endurance
These powders may be given with great advan-
tago in al cases Of loss Of appetite, rouglness
Of the hair og coat, stoppage Of water and bow
j., AZ coughs and colds. inflammation Of the
lnnsa and bowels recent foundors, swelling u
the glands Of the throat, horse distcmper, hide
bound, tc oL
We Do not recommend them to cure con-
armcd case Of hcaves. but they viii relieve it.
and I'm recent cases effect cure.
Farmers, Tcamstcrs, and those having
barge Of horses. would save time and money
by having these Powders always on hand to adj
minister with tho first symptom of decline or
disease.
These powders are alike applicable TO all
domestic animals. They make fatting cattle
thrive and working cattle perform much bitter
There is nothing better for new miIeh cows
as they cleanse and regulate tie system and ap-
petite, and Improve the quantity aud q,raI-
10y o. the milk.
Tho good results that follow the usc Of these
Powders, viii recommend them to every body
Pat up in iarge papers, with directions for use,
and sod for 25 cents.
sent By mail in extra large packages for sl00.
Orders solicited by
j. j. DUTCHER& son, ST. Adams VT
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GoIN AFTER REcnUns. Captain Wal
len started down the Dallas to Van
couver, to bring up a party of recruits
to fight the locomotive Indians. He
stopped for the night at the Cascades.
in the house of an old man called
Uncle Sammy" an inquisitive old fell
low, about eighty-six and deaf as a
paddock. After supper, the old man,
old woman, and Wallen drew up chairs
around blazing wood fire. The old
man Immediately commenced plying
the brake good expression for rrMp)
"What are you goin' daown to the
maouth Of the river for?"
After recruits, replied Wallen at
the top Of bis voice
Hay p
"Aftor recruits roared Wallen
again
Cant hear ye.
linen the old lady moved round, and
putting her mouth to the old man 5
ear, shouted, in q voice that would
have done credit to Stentor after he'd
got little in years;
Hes agoin' daown arter recruits
-sugar -and--cofiee- and Pinker-
tons Wahoo and Calisaya Bitters-and
sich!' The OLD lady wasn't so far out
Of the way after all. These Bittors
are unequalled to recruits impaired
vital energy Of every description.
J.. /. Butcher q Son, wholesale and
retail agents, ST. Adams, Vt.
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Ifgal alotircs.


rI'HE SUBSCRIBERS having been appointed
4 by the Honorable Probate Cour. for the
District OF Franklin Commissioners. to receive
examine, and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate Of Asa s. Cove,
late OF FairiaX, ia said District, deceased aud all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto
do hereby give notice that six months from the
10th day Of May, A. y. 1865, are allowed by said
Court 10 the creditors Of said deceased TO OK
hibit and prove their respective clahnes before
ms and that We will attend to the duties Of our
appointment at the Office H. +, Hubbel in Fair
fax. in said District on the 10Th day Of Now
A. ID. 1864, from o'clocliu the forenoon till /
O'Clock IN the afternoon on said day.
Dated st Fairfax this 10Th day Of May, A. D.
lS6j. n
]. H. FARNSWORTH, 49,,
6)-3W HEMAN HINT Noh IH'
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Found at Last

HHE Subscriber notifies his friends and the
1 public in general that he has found a suita-
able place for repairing Boots and Shoes, in the
upper story Of the building formerly occupied by
G. Z. Stafford. Entrance one door south of Mr.
Stafford s. where he WILDE found at all times to
do work IN his line Of business, and on reason
able terms. Nt.3 ~
Boarders wanted at his residence in South
Main Street.
JESSE SMITH.
81 Atlans Nav 26 lS65. Ef.tf
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a HORSE IS Ike A MAN. y

ana axe man, II he is ovcrworked, needs care
ana medicine. How many times we see horse
worth Two or three hundred dollars, apparently
broken down by excessive work each particu-
lar hair stands on end and with head dropping
be drags his weary limbs along" The functions
OF his body are more orless obstructed In other
words lac is out Of condition What shall we
dOy Give
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Special Notices.


as Or. j. GILMAN, surgoon-Dontist. intends
o@ng absent from st. Adams for few weeks,
ms oihccwill be closed after this date until the
first Of July, 1865
So. Adams, June i6. 1865.
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brushes.

A DAMS o. Il. Paint all sizes Of Blind
y Brushes, Adams Yarnish, Oval and Flat
= busting, Marking, Scrubbing, Shoe
Ss en Window. Irnb, flesl, Bath and FASTING
.r~vthing in the me. full stock,
IN sharF. en-. nUTCHERS.
lnsi h9gshf, With All tgv
cine. Tor sale at ~