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The transactions at the evening exchange
were immense. Many OF the sales not noted
down because Of the great excitement. Alter
call stocks and gold fell OF Gold sold down
20 2OS u.r cent and left OF at close OF report
- nt4
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-rLEprIC FIrs can BE CuRrp,,

n having become euinsutly success
80 ~. raslIdy, invites Ill slIni
--1lzrs d refer
'-'e'e-' '-on
eaees and TESTIMONIALS otnut>asos: cure, q =.
one 20 tessty1sgr yss,s standing. lie ds'Oleh his
sttentIoa especially y oLsa'eI Of the cSrebrO-
Spinal Axis CT Nervous system, Add ,o,ssit' an 10
ves.isation Of his claim 70 public 5o.hdsnoe
lie nay os coIsulted =; his private rsslsesCe,
No. III West sd street daily from 10 A. ". until
?. ~, except sAtgrdsy snt Sunday. Address all
letters to Dr. Y. Q. L0CKROW,
o'rs ofP. Q BoEslis. ssp Yors.
I've. IT,. dkrfus
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Ia = very large vote at FOWL meeting OF
Monday. Colchester yoted 70 remove it= Town
house &c Winooski BY u majority.
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NEw YozK, Jan .
NV YoEE. Jan d.

Thc Worlds savannah correspondence
says the rebels are expecting an advance on
Charleston and making preparations To cvae-
uate that place and have already commenced
moving the government property.
COLD los /
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thirty YEARS YoUSGEE.-Rev. 3. Bruce,
- D., NeSnsrket, III. writes - have tired
Nrs. :. A. Alien'r Worlds Hsir Kestorer snd
~ .ofa.saias'a. ihey acted like charm. My
r = - i sss 3" 49, age Y you Eisf -
ie C iron ne viii give i si,iilgiy." solo
: druggists everywhere. Depot los Green-
SIC St, NY
Jan. 20. ds1lm.
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~ AR CT AlN =

rTUF ~ H-rnrr Iae --TITerG dI.c6srEs- ToT
| wound received iu battle, collected WITHOUT
DELAY We pay especiE. attention o. eiaims IN
~h.ch other attorneys have FAILED. or which nave
been sUSPEN Den. Of which there are te7s OF thou-
ssnda We have already collie TED and paid over 70
soldiers aud their heirs over 100000, snd sfe
paying thousands daily. We secure Fen'l9n- I :
rs F6iis-s. and collect BOUNTY and Back Pay ?
ten per cent. ard &c psy until AFrER We have Sue
seeded. a.
TEE 4r-sr Heras De- puniisheg monthly. aug T. ae-
voted % t-e Interests ~ tre soldier aud bis heirs
O. uh6rr 10 fs invaluable. Write Us and We VIII
SEND you copy free Or for f.-fs e,rf' Nc vii -end
90 hy return mail a dne engraved tinted isenes'
Album sire1 of L. Gen Grant. sud the A-m- Hsr-
"a fr one ufa- To persons sending a.elun 90 iour
we viii SEMI a. prflIsH an additional .iNene,. an.
TIE Hsrzltf or one year. and Tor cscn aloltonal
-u-- her an additional likeness % the zetter ~ ~
tie club on that person sending us tluh or ten
and g. viii he entitled 90 receive. siHftH, fstfF
Likencs.es and TEE arzg Hsraf ior one year. ana
f7r any other number 10 the same ratio
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vi. AND BosrOs TELEGRAPH 90.

THE annual Meeting u the -tockhoiders % the
1 Vermont sue Boston telegraph ComUeuy, VII
:. ~ st t. brs .l-lo-o House, bratt-eDOrc. ".
u " e,iue-,isy Jan 18th, ICES, a. o'ciock Z. ".
.or The pu-ros- Of electi1g nine brcctors ior ne
wear ensuirg AMI for the transaction q any other
business which NAY properly come before them.
q. ". GATES, Secretary.
". Z. Junction, Jan. sth, 1855 w2sr2.
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NEW YoRk, Jan 25t
An article appears in the Richmond In
Q1urer Of las. THURSDAY which -ays that after
every manly effort ;he rebels may .aIi, aud
policy and interest would incline She rebels
to submit to the United SHte-. rather Ihan
20 England France or Macmillan That
then the North and South ty loininc their
military forces might sweep thi- sonum. ~,
snd thus at least hide 5Ie'r shame. while
Amcr.cc "ou'j become tl- colossal rower
of the world
On the Ither handsome Richmond ,litl.. ,
in view OF the fact that they have l0-t all
the seaports OF consequence, make great ci-
frs 70 prove their disasters blessing
They say war D. now their sole business {.
,ouscriptiou must h. rigorouslv enforced q.
anu c7ery on- tnet c,n must hgut
Gen. Joe Johnston be- d -1e--h -, Column
bia. ;. a.. -aid h- vss cot VI seTyic, and
regretted that boz could u9t serve H.t4 -ae
rebel soldiers
II. :. Foot refuses re .a released and H.
,ists upoa a trial g. sElw why be was ar
rested
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Prof franss, Sir -, =, ,.sll
deem il an act ofjustice 70 You a wei.
. q, the community to STATE. the spec scles you 70
,,orre.tIv adjusted . my eyes from ex2mihetun ~
t5st, si6ne with the only and first psir yoa trleo
are Tue best ever had. Ny Eyes So Improved
nae the ? infoepce and now see small Type With
! perfect case E-r any lensth ., time.
-irneS n PROF TY, Burlington,
Capt II WILKINS. St Johnsouryi VI
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,os,pg s,ReEaxT,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, }V'liE honorrsna ., , ae
nistrict n Chittsnden -. Il ProoaIS COui7 ~
he District OF chittenden- -. =, ro,.,h
To sli perso-s interested IN the estsie o sossSn
ss-gssnt late Of Hilliston in SAID DIS!
wv,vxAs, sSld Court hath sssigned ne IN asy
81 Fsbrusry next for the settlement the setnihs
49, ssronnt Of the administrator a. the ee-
.I Is...ss,,56 S.sessed. fnd ordered thst luhhc
80 tSsr-oS be given 70 all persons inter
&C., u aid esiste BY publishing this order three
.k. sr~oessivrly previous 20 the csy s'signee' u
- p,-linSrou PTes Pre-s q newspaper printed n
Furiingtou. 10 ssid If,trict. =,
TErsErssx. sou are hereby nS,nsa 20 spsesfs s1
- ,,.5 then ssd there % contest the sLo~eoeee CO
az aSes unsss sy hard. this Ilts cay Of j'ncnTy'
4 D. ls6S vArra laden
v2o~5
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News Of the " eek

4 Philadelphia despatch seys by lie g.
rival u the steamer here. ~ learn that ~
entire lurcs under reris, are advancing y.
a. ris Wilmington, ard vere reinforced 6y G
nary column n veteran tr3ops, believed r
u under Howard.
No heavy Sighting occurred on the lStt
an5 18Th, and il is thought our Ircops an
meeting with little or 10 opposition.
Light draft gunbOats were csutiousiy NOV
in toward Wilmington, fishing for arp
DOES
it Is semi offcislly announced that the to-
tIcco captured Of Savannah by order OF Gen.
Sherman Is 70 - reserved for the use Of the
soldiers, the General Temarking that their
vaior had Won II. The soldiers accept it
with rejoicing
Admiral Porter -ays a large forcc OF gun
bOsJs occupy the river between Cssvell and
Wilmington. That place is Theoretically
sealed against blockade runners. and no Ala
bame or Florida. ~ Cnicamsugs or Tsllahas-
Sc, will ever r., Ont again from that port.
and our merchants will soon ! hope, be en-
abled 70 pursue IN safety their ayocations.
IL further Gays: We shall move along
carefully. have 30 vesseis blown IN by tor
pedoes If can help i, and think &c will b.
IN W Wilmington before long.
There is 10 BE- sn investigation Of the sur-
render * Beverly. Rozser captured 700 OF
oar men og whom zoe afterwards escaped. -
- many prisoners
q they rad men 20 guard them
The entire subject OF exchange OF priso-
nc-a is uor placed m the hands Of Lieut.. Gen
Grant, and t7at although only partial C.-
ehsuEes haze thus lar been mace, there Il
rea-3n 20 5eii5.e rhst fol- cSchange VIII
scor lie effected.
nEADoVAsIEss AMY Of TBS PoroSAC, I
CRY PoEr. Va, Jan. -, 1865.
10 Hon E. NJ. Sanioa;
Ous Of MY staff has returned FROM Fort
Fisher with dispatches from Gen. Terry from
which ] extract the following
On the 10th. the enemy blew Up Forte Cas-
well end Campbell and abandoned them and
the works on Smith leland and those st
Smitlville and Reeves Point. These places
were Occupied J7 the navy The whole num-
Der I'd. guns captured amounts 70 l62. A
large number o. small arms also icli INTO our
hands. besides quantities Of ordnance and
commis-sry stores.
Oar casualties prove smaller than ~ hrst
reported. They i0ot % thu. Il officers and
lU7 men kiilci, IS oEcers rr| iar iren
wounded.
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HAIR DYE: uAIR DYE: BATCHEr

HAIR DYE: HAIR DYE: sATCHEL-
ORE Hair DE 8. tbs nest ! tie vorid. The only
true and perfs,t Dye-lhrmies5-lnstanisnoour
and R-ah.e-pr1 'sia splendid BLACK or Natur-
~ Brown remedies the 80 erect Of Bso Dyes, sud
frequsurl -e.ta-f- The or.-in1l ccior. sold by az
Drl--is., The genuine i- sign~1, " a. Ratchsior
81 f8.re.ss street. N~s i'r-
Ian r 1875 dsrfy.
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It gives ne great pleasure &c state thHi troi:
Franks after examining ny eyes, 81 once sulteo NC
with tho beet pair Of spectacles ever ns'.1, 20
see perfectly wei! both BY day ana can1Ie =;
SItb u,srfect ease and comfort FOR any lengtn oil
CARRIES BESNS. Tailor. Burlington
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Gold s.
Montgomery Blair told Cyngre-- lost c.c-
rlns th-- h.s ia.h- -a. quite confident ~
his ability % prevent further b.ood-sh=o-In
short. that be- believed lhe rebel leaders would
agree 20 gave up the contest for independents
on the condition OF tneir pardon. The Peace
party l. Increasing, however.
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Nrw YoRE. Jan

Tie heraid's despatch reports f6e stnts-
Dent thst Wilmington bed been e7anu@tea
snG eSCects officials confirmation soon
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CORRESPONDENCE REQUESTED.

ry,HREE GOOD LOOKING rOvIEs now IN the
employ OF "fatner Abrahsm,n shO have an
auco-s1aon good opinion Of the girls up North
culd Ike to correspond with che or feuersi o. tue
Address, LienteaLnt 81. y Q a " o. J. ". q.
bc1 ISL. Nashville Tennessee
ian. 23t cst"
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SAT- RheuI,s Ointment
COUNTY AGRICUL-
IURAL SOCIETY.

THE Aunuel Meeting Of this Society will Re hold
/ en- st the Office % the Secretary in Burlington.
o,slosk P. 81. Il u. TALCOTT. Secretary
81 fftE W3vdlT
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The Taunton Gazette SAYS at that recent
eaur n izir q 81 Of Cooper's works were
pronils' 20 nm who should answer -et Of
sun- nd uIa-. G'.e ~inner received 8 set Of
-.5a1en pas
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DER-The snow is about three feet dc, p
Oh & level in the woods, in this vicinity.
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1895.
Eclectic ~ a "a : "a &.
LITERATURE, SCIENCE, * ART.
Beautiful Embellishments!
FINE STEEL ENGRAVINGS:
New Volume and New Series Begin Jsn-, 1855
cor=.s-e, subsai7tiou srift Ns's ys'-"'-

-TBE EcLEcTIC MAGAZINE vss commences 70 -,
and has been successfully conducted ior the iast
twenty years. from that time 70 the present.
A many Of the numbers are out OF PRINT al1 ~ l1
IMPOSSIBLE for the Publisher % supply nscS volume
from the commencement. l. is proposes Win me
January number % bff1r a hf'r NeTtfs i7a ~"
gsizm,. ase rAiis al fhs esssnf'a. J,si-5e1 -
a.1rs isiH b. rfta'nsf, saHls Hstr oHfs VI p ~
phict % o. tsisuse AL old % tss 1i'-ie 1'1 o''@J
No,Tithstsnding the greatly increased cot Of
publ shiug THE PRICE Will srILi REMA!S ~ 49,,
and We trust our friends and pstr vii aid gs 10
rcreasing our circulation by inducing tneiT irenua
70 commence subscri ptious with the NEW ssRifs-
The contents of THE EcLEcrICs carefully select
ed each month from q Q entire range Of Foreign
Qlarterlies, Monihlies snd Period ealg
It aims tn give the choicest articles rom the PEN
ofihs most eminent foreign writer's on topics Of
"a. l7rsaf Dus.tisni Of re Day. touching Lit'rs-
turs Marsls Science. Philosophy. snd Art are
tb-ousrlv and ably discussed ny the most brilliant
an 2 dstinguihsesi expositors.
As P.Uisss If tss most Not1bis PubiiaafioHsS az
from time b time appear and which are 20 -Ntenf-
~ s,d COMMUNICATIVE as q give the reader the
auest extract and a general ides OF the Whole
W ~ form noteEorthy feature Of the publication
MANY II the articles in the foreign periodical :
t,.sf On sphssfs entirely lora and IL Is the aim o.
The Editor u carefully select only those Of interest
n the american reader.
~ Ni.esH4-U DsTzfnsNt, containing hr'ef crlt'
ieisrns ~ 10th Foreign and American publications
aeectons Of poetry Fcenthc aid art items, 10 nss
nth -esf are r. N extersive research snd varied
| resding and sdds much % the value OF the work
/ Fs-h number "a errhcllished With ono or mors
sns .,@ei NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % eminent neE Of
| n '1.trstiors o. Important hi-tor!csl events.
IN. Twelve Monihlv Numbers maize three vol
pr,ss per yea-, with Indexes and Title-pcses fo'
.blniing.
TERMS,
IS per Year, Single Numbers, ~ cts.
| The Tr.Ss. Clergyman, Teachers. and Clubs sup
/ piled on ssvorabls terms Address,
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Beekmsn Street, New York.
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Having b4a considerable diftculty in Prcouries
srootacles that would be comfortable % tne DC,
I'hkye nov hsd & pair adjusted BY Proi rtarkn
ftsu, examination II ny sight with the tr Ps,I ne
trted thx. nsUer the purpose, II eVsy Wy
vey satisf.ctorily, such feel plseS1re u roon
uending them 70 ny friends.
c. l. NELSON. 81. Fsul st.. b1rlingIon-
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Prof. Fra u X .
HU ~ II " e Y e.
,,nrsr.NpLor FOR SALE.

-t,iE subscriber oeTs for safe --asensble terIs
ais hou-s att isc the corner o. C1an AN %
ratc suo stories high 10 .Uoa condition, su.a,.
barn and ragou-hOUse IL on the premises sis'
large cement cistern in fer ect CONDITION.
Bnrlinzton. Jan. y, 1855. u0'-
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aHrH fNrH F'a.Aa
The Triiuue's Fort Fisher correspondent
says the explosion ID. rio magazine vs. cius-
ed los the ,arelc-sac-s OF oar men, wHU were
lndiscreet enough 60 2 IN with iig1fsl ci-
gars and lighted candles They were Gnu
toner but Jsij nl heed o. 10
The tot.l iu,-- during the isnJ e!h 600,
exceed 400. and those hy the explosion loo,
100 Or more must b, added iur toe navy
NEW YoRK, Jan. -
Richmond papers Of the Dist, announce
the resignation Of the rebel Secretary OF
War.
Two men lately doing business IN VIII
miugton. arrived 10 thi. city yesterday They
state that the town Is not provided with d.
fensiyo works or troops.
4 party uf rebel cavalry had appeared 10
front Of one OF our outpost pickets near
New6erne. on the night OF the lltn, and a
portion Of them deserted 10 our lines Rob
el desertcrs are continually coming 10 90
Newbcrne.
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wANTEDs-wheat, Rye Osts, Corn snd
BuekEheat for which cssh VII he paid a. the De-
market rates.
Winoossi, Dec 2Ist 1854.
GEO. P. WOODS 4 90.
e.. p WOODS
?. e. kENsFDY.t
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REFERENCES.

WAsHiSGr0N. ~ C.. April IS. 50.
We take pleasure in -svin- that C. d. Bruce, 30 .
as-umniied 18th the act 0i Consre.. 1'f.9-fri' "
srf4fr ss-.o-s % set re- ATmv and Navv Agents Tor
aIs.-r of var ans aaain-t The Governqent
and % recommend hin o. all persons that have
CLAIMS they wish collected promptly
L-atfrf Siafsf Sc1ai1rt-Benlsmin p Maae' J'un
sherman.
ton. VIZ 3. Allison.
June n. WV
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APHl VIEW OF MAR
ri.z- -''rr-a.n,lz n=ar.y slc ra--s. srd Is. dne
Plates and kn1rayinz- Of the ANATOMY o. Pie Fu-
mal Organs 10 o tlts % Health ami Disease. -itl
Trsai.-- .a zNriy Erar-, Us Dsp.aEzlie Cluss
guenees upon che iira AID Body s.,h irs Au-
-ho- P.Ar Of r--s,a-a.-,1e only rational sad
cases rel--.. t----tfrI s17.se- O. tsg married.
and those contemplate 1s--7ze. 7s4 sl-.r.l .
loa1-s ot their pLy-i-,l -ood.r1l. esu- --e Of
postz Es o. alg aidEs-, 1r receipt 90. o. cent. u
stamps 1- y.-js. currency. oy a'a-sssius nr. "A
GROIN, No. 81 Walden Lanr. a'tL-g NY.
The author NAV be ovlsai,s. aF.u any % he
i'ses-s' luo0 rhicb 5. book t---ts either P.-.-.i
'yor b. nal Ali -asi--nzs sat e. >ns part % tie
VOID.
Bee as-s
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LOST.

COAlING from St Aihs-stH Burlington via VI
" Central r. r on Thursday the 18th Inst =
Portnoa.ie, containing eighteen dollars in bills,
few ceuts in scrip. aud jstage q amps also
a trunk key. The fnder Will be suitably rewarded
5y sending or leaving the same At this once.
Jan. 10th dIr
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Nav loRk, Jan. n
The Times Washington despatch says -he
cabinet was m session several hours to-day.
supposed ON Blairs mission 90 Richmond.
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ATTnEsrArE FANS or
49, r,caE1s II C9rsrT IN.

THE u LOCK STITCH nsds by the THEELER
1 4 WILs0N Machine IS form e. ~ith tie threslsi
one up01 each surface Of the fabric se-ti arc In
tsri lsel ~ith each other 10 the centre % To- IL
forms an c1sfic seam that cannot be ravelledi and
present. the zane appearance upon escn -uEiacei
single line ~ thread extending ron stltcl 20 t-tl-
From .to auc half 90 three yarns OF ihfesd are
required f.r yz-1 q seam. This stitch has tfen
used since lsft in the grtate.t part OF stVin-
machine sofk On evtrg sl'ecies Of inaseilA., i.oni
the hes Vi, 90 harness and upholstery to the w te.t
z0ssamer Eith unqualified sGt sfactiuu- " j. SUN
cient 60 SAY that, when properly formed. % - a.
fr1r ana elastic Sc the hris seEed whether sub
5ect 20 lateral ? longitudinal pressure and it is
hurried fsr helo- the --ritce 81 the fAhric seTeo
& tH be affected by the seton Of The 'moot nlnE
iron In the launtry, o. othe' NesIin- sur's ~
should 70 ever h De siFahle to b. tttsn out Ake
tucts ~ csn be done by having the lover thrra1
loose % Ing Whst ls called gathering stitcl,
without liability 70 rave. g. T.
using the Wheeler Wilson Machine Is a point Of
great Importance. The Locs -Si'eh Is tar the meet
SesT-s III a -5nsIders5's length a. ordinarily
sewsd with the best machines, a. ts ra,e o. q
ysri q minute, and that, too, IN manner lar 50
perlcr 90 hand-seSiuE.
exception o. ewing huttons. Lsces are stitehs q
on folds. tuckz. and plsits are sd anl s-itcned
cord run 10. biz ~ put on, quhtlns anl orAi1lns
done sf.sr elaborate and besuti al desigrs
The Wheeler v i!s0n machine WILL saw Any
rHISe from the lightegt mGslins 20 the heaviest
cloth ~ even leather u works equally We. upon
suE. linen wooden snd cotton gu1ds. eE4hlNr,
oUTtTIYG. HENMIN6, GATHERING $40 FELL
ING performing every species or sewing except
rnakine button holes and stitching on buttons Up
90 straight seams an operator with one msehlns
an perfrrn the work Of ten seamstresses- Il vii
DO HOuE WOEg. NOEE KINDS o. WORK, AND ~
rrrrER HASSER rHAx ANY OTHER MACHINE.
Every Machine iswarranted.
INSTRUCrIoNS GRATIS.
/ GEO. W. n g. BENEDICT. Agents,
No. CsH~gs sr4s-i.
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NEW YoRK, Jan 20.
Gold down to 200. The capture Of VIII
mington il rumored.
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ACaNpIp STATEMENT. You CAN

ACANpiD STATEMENT. hOI CAN
procure % sus Druggist ia this city and gis uiy.
~. Tob.,s Venetian Linimenr. d Is sure snd
speedy cor, for s3-- tlrost. hcstschs, toothschs,
Chronic rheumatism, caiic --p1ps snd pain iE The
limt-. We advise every enc 20 sivo it a .risi The
expense Is mere triuo---5 ceuts-and We are con
ftsr' Co person will ever be without t. Every
s.art si.cIt lr,e "a bottle in the house 10 case Of
sudden lc..a=1t.. scch CUE, burns, s-zlis. 50
it- paln-re ing qualities arc nnirs-ulous. As for
Group. lt has ssy-d hundreds We have tns CIR. o.
Gates O. prove l..
oGee Sd Cgrtiindt Street. Ns~-York. sod BY
p-u-zis.-
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NoTICE.
FLOUR AND FEED

WE have rented Of the Bu-iiugtor Wooden 60
w the Mi known a. th- CUSTOM MIL lsteis
Owned by a w. Cstlin and will utlnas he bast-
oa=s Of grinding ali kinds u graiu Tor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

We have employed two The best Millsrs in IN
COUNTRY who will endesvo- - DO the SOrx 10 pleas
our Customers, and We hope 70 merit the PstEonzg
Of the public.
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". shall keep FLOUR AND FEsD constantly %
hand, for sale Al
Wholesale and Retail
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Prouristo--, 70 whu-n al orders should he so'-v--e-
-.l,. By - Ds=t-s . Altent Hedicsne-
-rsecs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

o.u r,,a-rr 81 ea-lingteH only 2 or . days longer
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-01
President Of the Senate.

A sheet. called - The Bangor Jefferson
ian. = bearing icr Is motto ' Equal AMI 81
at iasfics o. al msn-( ,l-with tbc sa1s
naa,s printed 81 rs g. editorial bad a. -
sppeudcd a. Register % Ia. Eve coiuurns a
Probate hOtioes. -,sking for iis trNt he re-
marx 81 some irresponsible scribhier IN fhs
- Boston J0urnsl.- con;sincd in 80 ia.,
~esk's issue a lcngthy editorial. designed
TO convey the iunPrcssion thai Mr.. Nanson
= more intent thaa Gen. Nirgin In pro.ccu-
tiHg rigid investigation INTO ~hsi q. kno~n
a. the % Pspe croSif frai,.is : sni IL thus
seeks. In its own pccuIiar diale-t. 20 CON.
mcnd the fornsr and damage ihe latter. Ia
the peudin- contest for the Prc.iaency Of
the senate
Sp-akirg a. The fricni e Gen. Nirrin.
al q whose constituents arv A. eager a. the
people Of fcnobscot or any other County
O. demand this inse,t;gaiion. and knouinr
his opinions and views thoroughly. ~ aver
most unhesi,aiingiy. that no MAJ IN thi.
STATE j. uiorr unr~-crvediv committed. IN
every sense q ihc word. % . risid ana -.
verc inVesiigafiou into az fi-' J,~rfrias -
~ oiegsf fra'sis THAI hc. notwithstanding
The hheiious article clam. the sole rha-n-
pionship for Penobsrot Hence the -raiui-
tous insinuaiion 81 thc 81 JeHrrsonian- that
Nanson pos-esses nrriis superior o. Virgin
IN tlis direction. = - untrue a. it u mean
ard uumaniy ard a. such ~ denounce Il
a. a base aiteupt % r.ansf,r-.,rs capital
ior one candidate q, false and di.honorahic
insinuaiious against the Other. ant q. such
q csnnot fail 20 opcn The eycs % al in,eiii.
gent geutlemen uadrr -bose observation q
nas hsPP-n 20 fall
II the lshuAeliii.b tone of this sheet -
heots The s~niiment and parPoss 81 the r.
nohscot Nalley. "a Ill D. vel Tor the other
parts q the STATE % note r.: sor that raprr
seems 90 have assauiei The high pre-osaiirc
% unconventional, Ua-liaEing rot oniv
anF seniicuan suggrstcd Tor ary positio.
'his winter. EsIrg outside q thar honest
County. BIT il has dropped The f-.s straw
20 shos that any gcniieunan who nav -
NAMED for Governor next year outside a.
~ 90 ring. . % be denounced IN a similar
manner. Surrlv a cause that car ur.a 9Th
'',rh a. e.ira-Iry mus; - good one. We
shall SEE