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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-26
Great improvements in Sewing Maah
EMPIRE SHUTTLE IKACHlI
Patented February l4th, 1861
SALESROOM, $50 BROADWAY1
252 WASHINGTON ST. BOSTd

SALESROOM, $50 BROADWAYf
252 WASHINGTON ST., BOSTds
This Machine is constructed on tntirI
principles of mechanism, possessing ma.
and valuable improvements, having been
ined by the most profound experts, and puI
ced to be Simplicity and Perfection conHll
1t has a straight needle, perbendicuIarM l
makes the Lock or Shuttle Stitch, which,
neither rip or ravel, and is alike on both N
performs perfect sewing on every descriptt
material, from Leather to the finest NsnJ
Muslin. with cotton. linen or silk Thread N
the cOarsest to the finest number.
Having neither Cam nor Cog wheel md II,
least possible friction, 1t runs as smOOA IS gs]
and is
EMPHATICALLY A EoIsLEss MACHINE.
| 1t requires so per cent. less power 70 drn,
than eny other Machine in the market. "A
II years of age can work 1t steadily, wihqs...
jury to he alth.
Its strength and wonderful simplicity ~
struction renders it almost impossible TO N
of order, and is guaranteed by the cOmp}
give entire satisfaction,
We respectfully invite all those wAo M
sire to supply themselves with superior
to come and examine this UNRlVALLD
CHINE.
But in more especialImanner do wesolId
patronage Of
Merchant Tailors. Corset Makers
Coach Makers, Cater Filters,
Hoop Skirt Msnufact- Shoe Binders,
ures, Vest and PanlcClli
Dress Makers, ers,
Religious and charitable institutions vii
literally dealt with.
PRICES OF MACHINE COMPLETE
No. l, Family machine. with Hemmer, ENa1
braider
No. 2. Small Manufacturing, with Extentas \
BILE
No.2, Large !" Z"
No. 4, for Leather with
Rolling Foot and Oil Gun
One half hours iQstttittioa sufficient vd
bic any person to work this Machine TO tM'
tire satisfaction. -. =,
Agents wanted for al towns N the W
where agents are not already established
for Cuba, Mexico, Ceetral and South An'
to whom liberal discount will be giver
Terms inevitably CASH on delivery "a
T. ]. MCARTHURt@
535 BROADWAY, N. Y.
A. &Co. 252 WASHINGTON ST.. Bos@
Ian 100 CHFsTNUT ST. PHiLA.
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AarieMItmral.

We cordially invite Communications and dis
cassions, from Farmers and all interested in Ag-
ricultura and Horticultural matters, for publica-
ton in this department Of our paper.
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NJ. o. HEATH, Solicitor.

JOSEPH DODGE'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court hold
LAM0ILLE DISTRICT, IS. en- at Johnson, within
and for said district, on the 18th day of July,
A. D., 1865.
Jerre Shattuck administration of the estate
of Joseph Dodge late of Eden, in said district
deceased, represents to the court that the per-
sonal estate Of the said deceased Is insufficient
to pay the debts and charges of said estate, and
asks said court to grant him licnse TO sell all of
the real estate Of the said deceased in Eden
in said district, including homestead, to enable
her to pay said debts and charges.
IL is therefore ordered by this court that q
hearing be had on the request aforesaid, on Mon
day the 7th day Of August. A. ID. 1865, at the
Probate Office in Johnson, and that all persons
concerned be notified thereof by publication in
the Lamoille Nowsdealer printed at Hyde Park,
three weeks successfully, prior to the day set
for hearing.
a6 @. @. EuAlMICk- Lndne-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-26
HARRISON wARNIR,
In Chaucery.
State of Vermont.
Lamoille County SIS.


nop."i ~, ~ $50, ns Lamoille County SIS.
Whereas Harrison Warner, of Cambridge in
the county of Lamoile has filed in this office,
his petition of foreclosure against Robert Rey-
nolds a. Lydia Ann Reynolds of said Cambridge,
made returnable at the December Term of the
court of Chancery to be held at Hydepark in
said Lamoille County on the first Tuesday of De.
cember, A. D. 1865. setting forth in substance
that the said Robert Reynolds and Lydia Ann
REYNOLDS, wife of said Robert, on the 18th day
Of October, A. D. 1859, duly executed to saId
Warner a Mortgage deed of certain land lying and
being in Cambridge in the county of Lamoille
anu state of Vermont described as follows, to
wit
About As acres of land bounded as follows,
viz: On the East by land owned by Norman At
wood and Ransalear Read and the Davis place.
On the south by said Atwood and Read, on the
west by land owned by Almon Chadwick, and
on the north by land owned by the widow Miner.
Reference to the deed of said Warner to the said
Robert, of the date of said mortgage deed tor fur
ther description. Also about l6 acres being the
place ON which said Robert and lydia Ann lived
at the date last aforesaid, including the Newton
place. so called, reference to the deed Of Mason
and David II. Watkins to said Robert, dated
Feb. 1th 1854, and the record thereof for fur
Their description of the same, to secure the pay
ment of the sum of one thousand dollars, speci
fed in one prOmisory note of equal date with
said deed payable to said Warner or order on OF
before the 18th day of April, 1879 with interest
annually after the LIST day of March then next,
and praying that the equity Of redemption OF
SAID Warner in al premises may be foreclosed
according to law.
And it appearing that the said Robert Rey
nods is without this state, so that said petition
and subpoena thereto attached cannot be served
upon him. it is ordered that the Petitioner cause
said notice of the tendency of the said Petition
to be given to said Robert, by publishing the
substance thereof in the lamoille NewsdeaeT,
newspaper published at Hydepark in the county
of lamoille, three weeks successfully. the last o
which shall be at least twenty days before the
session of said court towhich said petition is mac
returnable, and the said Robert Reynolds is re
quired to appear on the LIST day Of said cour
and make answer to laid petition or the SAM
will be taken as confessed.-Given under IL,
hand at Hydepark this 18th day of July, A. ID
1865,
l.. S. SMALL, Clerk.
| NJ O. HEATH Solicitor, 35
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-26
johnson Wooden Factory
List of Manufacturing prices.
Wool Carding and Flax
Breaking

THE subscriber will attend TO wool-carding at
/ Csdy's Falls the coming season, and will be
ready TO accommodate the 10th day OF June. at
the usual place. There will be flax breaker and
dresser added TO the machinery, so that all bust.
ness In this line can be done in firstrate man.
liner. ID. PNCE.
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For Sale! For Sale

A VILLAGE lot situated in Cady's Falls,
N containing five acres Of land with new and
very convenient buildings will be sold at the first
opportunity and on easy terms. For particulars
enquire or address the subscriber on the premises
SAMUEL G KIMBALL.
Cady's Falls, March 30, 1865. 19tf
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II. & ii. T. ANTHONY a. CO.

-
Manufacturer of Photographic Materials,
Wholesale and retail.
sol Broadway, n. Y.
In addition to our main business of Photo
graphic Materials, we are Headquarters for the
following, viz:
.Stereotypes and IStereoscopic yie,cs.
ing war scenes, American and Foreign Cities.
and Landscapes. Groups, Statuary, &c. &c. Also
Revolving Stere0scopes, for puplic or private ex-
hibition. Our catalogue viii be sent to any ad-
dress on receipt of stamp.
Photograph Albums.
We were the first to introduce these into the
United States, and we manufacture immense
quantities in great variety ranging in price from
50 cents to $50 each. Our Albums have the repu.
tation of being superior IN beauty and durability
to any Others. They will be sent by mail, free,
on receipt Of price.
Co Fine Albums made to order.-I
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Our Catalogue now embraces over Five Thou.
sand different subjects Ito which additions are
continually being made)of Portraits of Eminent
Americans, DC. viz about 100 Major Generals,
200 Brigadier Generals, 2T5 Colonies, 100 Lieut..
Colonies, $50 Other Officers; rs Navy Officers
$50 Statesmen. $50 Dvines, l25 Authors. 40
Artists 1875 Stage, 30 Prominent Women, 100
Prominent Foreign Portraits, SOD Copies of
works of art. including reproductions of the
most celebrated Engravings. Paintings Statutes
&c. Catalogues sent on receipt of stamp All
orders for dozen Pictures from our Catalogue
will be filled on the receipt of 81 80, and sent BY
mail, free. +. &H. T. ANTHONY Il co.
Manufacturers of Photographic Materials.
5Ol Broadway, N. Y.
%, The prices and quality of our goods can
notfa'i to satisfy. 4syl
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For Sale nj n Rorgoin

The large and commodious Store In the pleas
ant village at Gilmore pond, convenient for a
store and dwelling. A good opening for an ener.
getic business man, there being no store In town
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber
Mp. CIRCUIT.
morrisviiie, June III, 1860. 2im3o
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FOR Two setts' upper ana uhder) $40
D5
Also, $50 and S35.
Those requiring but one set can have ii for one
half of any of the above prices.
Al The work Is warranted.
Filling well done, and at reasonable prices.
N ROUS OXIDE G. AS
used in extracting. We have as good medical
authority, as New York City can furnish, for say
ing it is
FREE FROM DANGER.
Bear in mind that all work done at this Office IL
warranted.
Call and examine work at our different prices be
fore engaging elsewhere.
COMEGYS & FULLER, Dentists.
State street, Montpelier.
Aug. "a, 1864. 40yl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-04

ALsAsr. Jan. 3-Tbe House was organ.
lied by the election OF George Haskins, Of
Wyoming county. az Speaker; Jsme4 b
cushmsn, Clerk; Charles Z. Young, Ser
geot-st Arms. and Messrs. Rogers. Stout
Ffier. door-keepers.
Gov. Foster has issued proclamation
calling upon the people to ill up the quota
under the last call for troops prier TO tue
18th of February a.LHe s...
The New Orleans steamer, Washington,
was burned at the wharf in this city last
night. Loss of he boat $500 900 She bad
on board 500 bales OF cotton aud fun car
60 Of nsrrhandise Hitts NHt.
NV YosK, Jan. 3-Obsruction- in the
Savannah river are being rapidly and cue
cessfully removed and boats run daily. :
Great Quantities OF valuable property are
daily brought TO our army.
The atmy Is in campo Va numerous Parks
aud yards Of the city Hs
The cotton captured at Ssvanpah nv shcr-
man Is TO be brought here and sold.
Collector DrApsr has been directed To pro
coed e Savannah and examine and take tee
tinony relative to lie ownorship. rights Of
owner If they have any. will be settled here
after: Grapes will leave for Savannah to-
morrow
Some vessels whose owners hope to 20 To
Savannah have cleared for Port Royst
IL s thought Savannah will be opened 10
commerce Immediately after the cotton has
been shipped.
An okicer Was shot last night While De-
fensiug woman from rufiaiDs.
A Mr.. Bennett was shot while attempting
TO secure burglar caught OF his premises.
| A Mr.. Hoblitzer was nearly killed by rui.
fans on the corner Of 26th street aud Broad
way
An old man Of 80 years of age vac severe
ly cut and nearly killed BY gang Of ruff ans
on:the corner Of Goth stree, aud 9th Aysnuns
Harry LAasns, tbe prize fighter. wss kill
ed this morning, by being stabbed 10 the
neck by Barney Friery, 10 an alteration -
Fhery made his escape
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE VERY LATEST
Last Nights Dispatches
EXCLUSIVELY 10 Tx WABASH tssstss


WssHgseroS. Jan. 2--The rebels made
dash on our pockets between Forts Howard
and wsdswcrsh n front OF Petersburg Sssur-
day morning about daylight aud captured IS
men together With blankets. kuspsscks. sc.
IL vas = surprise and successful.
The NafisnsI Intelligence nox saws that
+. z. Blair and son have returned from she
front. after spending two days in General
6nnt's camp. Much speculation was in
aulged IN whether or no they we're to visit
Richmond.
A private letter from the feet says refn-
gees from charleston ara other ports &c
South Csrolins, state that all inhabitants
who could do 80. have removed TO the coun.
try. Great distrsss prevails. Flour and
other necessaries cannot be obtained at any
price. Sherman's success occasions general
alarm.
ssWksHrSsrox, Jan. 3-The Commission OF
Vice Admiral Fsrragut was forwarded last
week In time 10 reach him on Sunday A.
a New Years present.
The Bank OF Commerce of Georgetown.
District of Columbia. owned by Rittenhouse.
FAut & o.. organized andsr the National
Currency Act. by the name Of the National
Bank of Commerce.
ktlns general order issuedi to-day from the
Office of:the Quartermaster Gen. May. Gen.
Megs says that as the armies operating
against Richmond and in Shenandoah VAL
by as sell as dismOunted camps in vicinity
are amply provided with artillery and cav,
airy horses. further purchase Of such ami
mails will be by the order of the Secretary Of
War discontinued AZ wsshingtos ~ - Il
3 Suspension purchases Of houses has also
been directed The following named places
at such time and under such regulations as
may be prescribed 10y Col. Eki0, chief of
Cavalry. Augusta. Me-. Brsttieboro. Boston,
Buffalo. Albany, Syracuse. Elmirs, New
York. Philadelphia, Pittsbnrg. Harrisburg.
Newport. and Wilmington, Delaware.
An order was Issued to-day at the Treas
ury Department that all FIVE per cent Treas
ury notes with the accrued interest will be
Revived a. subscription TO the 1910 loan
until the 7th. when il will be withdrawn.
The Secretary of State left Washington 70
night
he will attend the funeralof Geo NJ. Dali
las, late Minister 10 England. which viii
take place at Philadelphia. on Wednesday,
aud on Thursday he will attend tho funeral
Of w. l.. Dayton, our late Minister to France.
az Trenton.
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sxLL,s SPECIFIC PILLs--wA...srsD m Az
i.zzs. Can Be re'isd oui Never fail 10 cure "
n.assstsi fsspessy 10 arsloni No change q
requfrsdi Do not interiors With bussss-- per.
.3issi Can b ussd ~lfhcaf ts.sctioni UD<.,d Of
80 cures The last rBontb-aomc % them vsry
-.-ss- over enc hasdrsd physicians have ss.1 tlsn
In their practice. .ns al SPEAK vel q their en-
s.ey. and approve % their eoupssition, which =
entirely vegetable. and harmless On the syss~n.-
Hsndrsds q esTtisc-;ss cas- bs sho~E
e.LL,s s~so1s,c PELls are NE original snt oni5
ssuaias spsefee PIN. Tbey are adsptst Tor male
.ad f.su.s ed ysasz. &11 ts- o1ls rsIiabls
cdr fsr s1~ettny psrnsasnt aud sp~ety ere IN al
s.sss u sp-rn.torrss.. OF ssrsfn.i .xnss-. Nth
al its train q evfls. sura as Ursshral md Vaginal
DISCHARGES. 6lest. the Wales, sishdy o. Involrn-
s-ry Kni-sIen.. Incvntissncs. G~nitsi DEBILITY and
Irriabslisy. Inpossney. wsxkns~ O. Ioss o Power
s-r.oas D1tfsy. Ae. all - Witch arise prssesp.i-
~ ron s<xns1 zxes
. 90 self AGs.s. Ct sszs
scnssituLs1Al dsranzsmsst. anc iDsspscii.iss he
urssss fron faIniiiaz the fatiss u married life.
Z all s<xasi aisssses. fsoo0rhes. elsst and
srlstsss-. .aa Ia disease. o. the Bladder .1a Kid
5ess. they .et charm: relief 10 srpers-soss ~
taking slEsIs bex'
soI9by al lls principal dr1sgisL< Prics a..
They VII es sent b. NAH. secarsiy sszisa. an1
Oundsatisilg. On rso-ips Of ths money. -
J. BRYAN. ND.
No. 70 C~fsr sfr>~t. ssw York.
css-s, ins rhysei2n Tor tn trsainsrt u ssniBa :.
Grin ~. ssxaai and Ssrsoas Dass<sss- sho vili
sss4, free % all. the following vslr.b- -ors, In
.s.lsa su-siepsf
fzs FfrrI<r< fzoosssD-Ds- BILLS TREATISE
"a self Abass. Prsnxtars decay. fmpotsnee ard
Loss q Poser, SEXUAL Dis>.ses. Seminal Weak
lsss. Mighty Emissisns. ssaitAl Debility. &c. &C,
ysmphlst q 81 pages. ooutAininx important
ldsles tAs snie,sd. and ~hieh shoaid - read b.
aver su1srsr. Tie means Of cure N he ssvsrssi
stage l. glsiniy Get forth. T~o stAsnpr are re-
gsissd 10 p@y ths postage.
y.R. cgsusss.r. AssIt Isrrs Bsnts.
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Proclamation by Gov. Fenton

Proclamation by Gov. Fenton.
ALsA.r, y. b :. jan s.-The Pressdsai
Of the United States has issued bis proclsms.
ton calling 90 the people OF the respective
States fer 30 600 reoraits. These DeB are
needed 70 strengthen the gallant armies Bo-
administering snch effective blows 70 the
rebellion TO assist those ~ho are 20 fearless
ly ri-king their iiyes ios the life OF the hs-
tea TO AID Grant and sherman. SberidAn
and Thomas. FsrrAgut and Porter. ia Sc
curing fruits OF the victories tbey have 90
bravely ~oo- We cannot ALLOW the enemies
Of the Republic % triumph boa when they
are % assrlJ xsoquisbed -hen each socce~-
i've .s-suis n resulting % Auspici0u.ly - The
cause II The Union and - devastating 20 Tie
eozotry aud army Of it- sdver>xriss War
foe 4. pse-ervsiios nusf esnnues unil
the last eoeasy Of cor nstsoasl supremacy
shall De subdusd IN TIE crest contest IL
-kich ths eaton = noss unhanpsiy inrolsed
Sev York has DOT teen behind Der sister
States "a EARNEST effort. and sacrifces. .he
vJl tot be nov.
l. ] DO moe earnestly invis- De eespgs Of
this State 70 exercise The utmost diligence
n fling TIE q0ots -hsch may be assigned
them under The call ~ The President, De
bsviax ssrsesTss - - ipsp.rea BY the lofty
spirs 81 p>sdStisn shith sninsssd our
f<fhers IN foasding Our free is~..tsfsos.s.
Let u eossihus 20 initsie tbeir bright e.
ample Of courage. sn1ur1soe and faithful
Bess 70 princlpies IL maintaining them. Let
- be patent ssd perzesere. Let there BE =
rally Of the people II eFsry CITY. village.
ksnies AL to-a Lei al true patriots vie
-ah each osher 70 srorss % make ~ he
number vk.eh n.J Be requirsa. 20 "a; shea
Ne ssss ssy 81 sssv~sry srrivs~ esr qsofs
shali be ssop.sssls Allied sE,a by n>n Who
oil b snrssas ref y avoid ne ssssnr
asty. bus participate h oiosing the great
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UINcINNArI, Jan. !.
Flour very duh. bat holders firm. sales
small.
Wheat dull bat unchanged; Red 81 OS@
2 %; White 81 30
Corn at 81 05.
Rye dull 1t 81 IS.
Whisky active at 81 Is and closing with
no sellers below 81 20.
Provisions bnoyant. Mess Pork advanced
TO SO so aud closing with no sellers below
s43. Bnlk meats l6 lS@lS1S for loose.
Lard advanced TO 251lS, but Il mootly held
at %.
Hogs active at SIS 1886 for 900 lbs
averages. Heavy are held Il SIC 25. Re-
ceipts 5000 head.
Groceries unchanged
Gold closed at 81 -.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-04


KsthsirOn IL nom the Greek word ''Ksthrc." or
''Ksthsiro." slgnifyns 10 cleanse. rsiuvinate and
restore. This article is wkAi its name siguines.-
For preserving, restoring and identifying the M
man hair u Is the most remarkable prep ara;ion IN
ths world. 40 Il again owned and put up ~ the
original proprietor. and h made with The same
care skill and attention which gave Il sale Of ever
sne million bottles per snnum.
IT'S NEST delightful lair Dressing.
II crsdiostes scarf aud dsncr1n.
II keeps The head cool and clean
II MAKES tho hair rich. sofs and glossy.
II prevents the hair non falling ca ami turnlns
gray.
Il restores hair upon bald heals.
Any lady or gentleman who values a besuui al
head Of hair should use Lyons KsthalrOn. Il 70
known and used throughout Ne civilized wofid.-
Sold BY al respectable dealers.
DEmAs n. BARNES q OO..N.S.
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CoUKr HousE. Monday Eve. Jan. }.
Pursuant 10 notice. . large number Of the
citizens OF Harrison township met at the
Cosrt House this evening"
The meeting vss called 20 order By Jos.
o. Jones. Esa.. on whose motion p. Il.
Simpson. Esq, was made President
The Chairman explained shs object Of the
meeting 70 be for the parpose of divi-ing
some plan for raising volunteers 10 order TO
clear this township Of the impending draft
Speeches on tbs sltjecs we're made BY Col
r. N. Hudson, Hoo. =. n. Meredith. J. o.
Jones. Hon. John Z. Weodrus. James Hook.
John II. Barr. and Others.
After full Interchange OF opinion 10 Was
finally resolved that County meeting be
called for Saturday. the tn inst. TO be held
ss the Court Hsass IA shis city. 1t 2 O'Clock
In the afternoon. and that the citizens Of ell
the townships. interested In the coming
draft, be invited 10 attend and participate
r. II. SIMPSON. Pau'r.
JAMES B. EDxusps, See'S.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-04
DAILY EXPRESS.
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.


With The clces Of 1864. ss has been our
custom. Ne desire % close up all business Of
that year. take new reckoning. and start
into 1865 with clean books. For this pur-
pose We shall present bills to ever person
indebted 70 this once - fass - possible
during this add the coming week. and hope
70 meet With . pronpt response TO the same
We also AK thoss indebted Tor the DAnr
or WExKIY ERREss 70 call in or remit the
amount due us. Our accounts mnsf Be settled
up. and early attention 20 THE call win save
u the necessity Of ssnding ous dan.
Tboss having claims against this ofies
yin please present The same Immediately.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-04


which are nv recommended BY ne highest NEIL
os authorities ard vsrr.1iss 70 prcduos sn iarss-
eiste esneec.ll effect. 7hey are sre.sdlzsiy
srsesbls. perfscsly pure. and nus; rupsfossi al
otb~r where besl,hy. gentle ssir1ui.stis
qufrss.
They parity. strs n hen sbs invigossis
They create a hssithy appetite.
They are En- antldot> n cbsnxs ofvst@r and eist
my svsroous sseess - sisapsuoB sos lAts
ho1rs
Thsy strsnTthsn ne sys.sm sn8 snlivsn tks mind
Thsy prsvsns ns.sraAflo sd infsrEasfs~ni lever.
The7psrify "a tTssfk and scicity q n. stousek.
Tbey cure Dysp~p-s ssd CsnsuD.uon.
~ cure DArrho>a snf Choiera Norbu..
Tsey care Liver Conplsiag an1 ssrsoss hssfss b.
rs-y sake tls val strsaE. ths isnssis sriiiisn
and are sxka-sle8 rsfurs's r-sst restore. my
are conpossd oftss cslsbfsief calsssys bsrk. IN
tsrgr--a sNsszfr.s. roo.s and h-rb-. al preserves
inp~r,-ctiy pzrs - Crois rsr1. Yer psrtscuisrs
- circuikfs an testimonials arsar1 cara bottle
Bsssrs q inpostork Knausins s~sry sSliis.
sss slsiii k.s ear Vrivs;s c. a EiAnp 1nnutil.;st
ne cofk. ~its pi.ssE,lau $780, sns ssr ssn.-
tsrs - sns See Pisse sias lsbsi. sss thst ear
totise not rsfliet wsth sparicns sod esleterioos
stur. AnT p~rson pEst<ndiax - -sn Fiantsuo1
D..tsrs ~ NJ sziioa o. n r1lE. As 81 iupostof.
As5 Derbns iritatf1x this hostie O. sellins any
49, nsterisl tberrir. w1slher csflod PlaStstioa
bittsrs - uot. - c7uinsl usf~r fhs z. =. Ls~,
And vi b pFossc1ici tyua. We already have
s-f 80 r~~~r.l p--i-s 1slinr os-ti>s. A.
vhn s1F szc>r>6 Is ssftlla fbrrseiy.x ina dose
essrs<rs- re tenssf Cor Drsks't Pisufsfio- ris-
s~r. frou ls1iss cir-zyr1rn, Dercbsnts &c. "a tn
crsdlbls. Ths staple trial - q bgsfie - n W
seur~ pr~ssri u thrir rortk al sr21rtorifr.--
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A FAMILY MKkrIss-The Richmond Pal-
lsdium says: "on ChrissnAs day. the child
ren. grand and grsat-grAnd-chiIdrsn Of our
old friend Daniel p. Virgins met 81 his
house in this vicinity. and paftook OF Christ
mas dnner. There were sixty-three who
Toasted on the COED things providsd-forsy-
four Of whom we're bis children. grAnd-chil-
dren. and grest-graOd-children: There we're
twelve sb-ent-he has hfty-six living. and
nineteen deceased : making seventy-fvs In
I'll