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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02
A Chanea bon S0mehndE.

FTIHE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF LAght House
salo0s, No. 90 North Cherry Street, are for
sale. II not sod within week, the proprietor VII
run she saloon IN magnificent style, and viii be q
stirring competitor IN the business. mar2-lw
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Night Emissions Cured.

Young flan, stop before you further X. o. 0l
diseases subiect 70 Ban, there 10 dsease nard
% core ss Night Emissions, and physCisns are
scsrcs THAI understand treating It and 70 you can
-ay that have cured dOzans 10 this city, vel a.
D different States who have spent dollar after dol
iar, and sre nov sell cured By ms. j an daily re-
.eiv.ng letters and sending medicine 70 al parts o
no country. In word, al that are deceased in
sl,y way. and will give me a cali, win give sa6s-
faction Tor al Of the diseases mentioned N tnis 81
sertissment. The best Of references even u tbs
oiy.
al letters directed to
DR.. McGIIb,
Union street, Nashville, Tenn.
tauI-ly viii meetEith prompt attention.
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Wanted.

DOARD AND ROOM IN A PRIVATE FAMILY
ID by two gentl men, whore there are few or no
boarders. Address ]. ". N, Union oihce Rest
city references given. Inar2-2t
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Wanted

VNO PURCHASE, TWENTY GOOD WORK Mules
/ for the use of the Corporation Of Naeh.ile Ap-
ply at the upper end OF the Mark Hous-
JOHN HU,,H SMITH,
fabl6-tf M.yor
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Messrs. Cone & Tunnel
No. 40 CHERRY STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,

and also 1t Their several News Depo.s in the De
pertinent OF the Cumberland.
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ChFOniC GASES

fith saosfseGons Rhermstisn AfiOonons a The
uags; Dssssoe Of tie Throat, 5gelcd joints
itn Limbs, RieUrisy, Pains, Ulcers Cancer, Gravel
Diseases u The healt and liver, Inflammation q
ne Stomach, Neuralgia, Eiu.'s IsFl or scrofBia
0esloesa, biseases Of the Eyes, DeD.nlated Sys
-eIas, Dy5PepaiA OF ludigsssi0a aRt coEzunplica-
osether WITH 81 Private Diseases snd
DiseRses Of the u mary Organs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02
For Governor and Members Of
the Legislature.
For Cove rnor:
w. G. BROWNLOW,
OF KNOX.
Candidates for the senate
Candidates for the House Of Repre-
SRutafIVes.

Anier. 'n--n. 2. Cowa q. Jefferson x Minis.
BlOan.-J II Donaldson. L7Wrence-W Garner.
b forbid. Cooper. ffucoln-- T A KercheYal.
Rradlcv-I---c 1T 5aut. u dison--W Waters.
Cauroa-Wm Fau1n. Isrion-R s BaUlston.
Ca r0ii-Tohu NORMAN Harshai.-Ab A Steele.
Campbail-R. Rogers. Meury-Jere Gilmore.
Carior-P WiIats- ibcNa'ry-9 L Warren
q dborne-F rrneV Jones. IHfrAIinn-J ~ henderson.
Coe-e-f = SHIFTS Monroe-i3 " Gaines.
DeKasb-Dr J A Fusan. MOntgomery-W Wines
Di sisson-A y Ncks lMaenn-W N WoodcOck.
FaTetfe-Nm Shelton. fDbon-F A Smith.
Fran lin-Dr. sa ms lD.eiton-A r Garrett
Chen r MsNar Rome hos G Mason.
Giles-gOs lilisl Roherta1r-J Muloy.
GrainPer-Cs " 1ra1e. IRutherf0rd-W Elliott.
Sreenp-Jaues Jones lSnith-Gilbert Brittle.
Hamilton r H. a. isuihvgn-Wm hul eniX.
Ha dernen-W J Smith. lsulner--W IN Wright
Hgriia Th0s Maxwell lSiewsrt-Ias Wood j.
Hawkins W " Wills. iSeFier-Wi son DuRgsn
Havwo0d-W = 20 q if'niOn-A SLodderley.
Henderson + Pearson. IWarren-Asa Faulkne-
Henry-T C-ut-hdrld. INEshington-S + Griffith
Hckmsn-T y PICKETT lWsyre-JnO Porter.
Haneock-LM JarFis Weahley-C Underwood
John -on-J0s Wager. lWhitp-G " Anders
JRciytOu - A a. Giilem iWillism sOE--A " Moss.
ErsrU rfalsHf
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10 lao ladies.

Al Affections n the Womb treated aiih suaesss
nose nsTued Ls1ies Who have besa 70 uaioItu-
lsts 20 rnsc-ITy OF prove kboTii1a eau be csTrisi
. the aiil time II found pregnant, 81 Nyiag ne :
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GterlntY,

fOuug Manned Ladies Nhoss Biaf1rbfus it hss
eoa u0l 10 bring forth 10 due season, remember
.Cd has said you should multiply and r8plenish. Il
bis IL your desire you can cOHeiit me either b.
.stter O. 20 person. No lsay over thiry-6ys years
q AGE Eeed make application. All communications
~ LaLla- o. narsol aLlcL-K conllan-a.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-09

sflfHFt leminisxs 3nAF ag4. Efsa
.e - lls1 baWHsg - kffa
tssi sH sAaH eaEsbu8s Ff
lge1s .daia aa4 ~ aaf -
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-09
r d!

We suppose it is
understood that the
great bulk of bust
ness i'm our line is to
be nlOnOpOlized by
other parties than
ourselves. a Vet, at
the same time, we
feel like advocating
to our few friends
the prOpriety of Wis
iting Headquarters
when =" i'm want of
Goods, as we fatter
ourselves that we
have i'm store and
are still receiving
several articles of
General MerchaIl-
disc, all Of@swhich
are for sale. at re-
markably' low fig
s9s4x& Uh~e I51A .saE.ME ~ - IS
s
~ OFSe Fzl5L 1~Ez ~ 1.rEa I.a.I5 f.s.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29

PREPARE FOR THE HoLIDAIs.-As the Holt
days are close upon US, now is the time to get
ready for them. As there is nothing we value
more highly than correct and beautiful like
nesses Of our friends, whether living or dead. it
follows that no more acceptable gift can be
made, than q picture of this kind. The largely
increased demand for fine colored Photographs
at Styles Vermont Gallery Of Art, is sufficient
evidence that the proprietor efforts to introduce
this style of picture, have been appreciated by
the public. Mr.. W. II. Jackson still continues
to color exclusively for this establishment, and
the fact that of upwards of three hundred pho
togrsphs, finished by him during the past year
il oil, water color and India ink, less than half
q dozen have been rejected, although all eusto-
mers have the privilege of refusing this kind Of
work, if it is not satisfactory when finished,
shows conclusiyely that his work is good.
Persons having old and fading pictures Of de-
ceased friends, should not delay having them
copied at once, as they are liable to be lost en-
tirely. The photograph can be made any size,
and when finished in oil, are equally durable
with any painting. and as a general thing, far
more beautiful and life-like.
Persons having work Of this kind to be done,
viii do well to call at the Gallery and examine
the many specimens on exhibition.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29
NER YORK. Dec. q.

Hon NJ Goodwin, Congressional delegate
from Arizona, telegraphs his arrival at San
Francisco on the 18th, and that he will ar
rive at Washington about the 18th of jan
uary.
The surgeon in chief Of the Freedmen s
Bureau, has received report from the chief
medical officer in Texas representing the san
itary condition of the freedmen of that State
as the best possible.
The ChIlian Minister has received infor-
nation ofa protest of his government against
the recent Spanish decision to treat as pirates
all persons IN board the prlyateers Of Chill,
who are not natives of that country. If this
is carried into effect, the severest retaliatory
measures will be resorted to by the Chilli
ans
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29

sTYLEs' VERMONT GALLERY OF ART.-This
first class Photographic establishment, still con-
tinues on the ''even tenor Of its way" adding
esch year to its popularity and its business; the
patronage bestowed upon it during the past year,
exceeding very largely that Of any former year
The extent Of the Gallery-the elegance with
which il is furnished-the ease with which rooms
located on the ground floor can be reached. to-
gether with the very large number Of fine pic
lures on exhibition, with something new almost
every day, tends to make it one Of the most
agreeable places in the city at which to drop
in and look around" while the superiority Of
81 the different kinds of work, is so evident
that when once in, it is the most natural thin z
II the world to have some kind of picture taken
Our citizens. and the people from the towns.
around, cannot do better than to "call often
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29
Boston Market
WEDNESDAY. Dec.

"WEDNESDAY. Dec. 2
FLouR-The market for Flour has been rather
dull the past week. Sales at g. 25 a = for Wes-
tern superane 9 50 q 10 50 for medium de and
II a 10 ) for good and choice, including Genessee,
Ohio, Canada and Michigan. the latter price only
for choice brands. st Louis Flour ranging from -
RI5 y Dbl, has been in fair demand. Corn Meal
has been in moderate demand at Is q Y Dbl for
good shipping brands. Buckwheat o a 20 =
100 rs.
GRAIN-Corn is held firm but has been in mOder
ate demand. Western mixed has been sold at 81 %
"a O6 and Western and Southern yellow at 90
a os p bush. Oats have been in moderate de-
mand. Northern and Canada at co a sc and
Prince Edward Island at 81 a SIC p bush. White
Beans are in fair demand. Common and good blue
pod 81 so a IS ; and marrow and extra pea 25
a IS p bush. Canada Peas 80 a co 2 bush.
In Rye small sales att Is 2 bush. Shorts SIS a
% Pine Feed 30 a 32 and Middlings 40 a q 2
ton. Barley a 20 y bush, as TO quality.
PROVIsIoNS-The market for Pork remains
about the same. Sales at SIS q n for prime 20 a
81 for meas and 20 q 3s for clear, cash New Beef
has been arriving more freely. Sales Of Eastern
and Western mess and extra mess at SO a % and
family extra at "a a 25 2 Dbl. Lard is dull at % a
pic 2 h in bbls and tierces. Smoked Hams Is a Ice
Y b. Hogs have been in fair demand at 10 a lac.
as to quality and extra at iiic 2 h. Butter is firm
Sales Of good and choice at 40 a sc. including New
York and Vermont diaries, and 80 a 3sc for COM
mon and fair. Canada has been selling at 30 a s5c.
Cheese has been in fair demand with sales at l6 a
2Oc 2 h, including factory made.
wOOL-The demand has been good the past week
and very full prices have been realized. The sales
comprise 10000 II fleece and pulled at 81 a SIC
b. All fine Wool is held very firm at the clos sind
for medium and low grades there is a better feel
ing
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29
IT,, MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, of Montreal ,
. lave FIVE story bailding' was cOmp'''''s
a - Nv FRI on Sunday night

n-,o,,rH ALBuNs-styles. Of the Yer
PHoTo ,1a-r 81 Art. has s'gone in again on
R Rsn hi usual aSOui the Sst @e o'
S fhs and their friend: shall have np Dd h
he has jast samuel sT Bowles S Co., publishers Of
factory Oo o. Republican, and the largest
the Of Albums in America; upwards
Of hii sht9oa at bis Gallery. These Albums are
On EMIT 70 be the most beautiful patterns, while
:sn. rs st the same time, the most durable Of
snT in market. There are over twenty I'VE dii-
49, - kinds. embracing some Of the most eie-
~ . IND hacks ever brought into the city. -
g the price varies from fifty cents to twenty
3aI,are and Is one third less than the publishers
tai 1r;cr every one can be suited. Don't fail
- ali and look at the assortment before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
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WAsuIScroN Dac o.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81.
Senator Doollitle of Wis. is apparently on
intimate terms with the President which
occasions the rumor that when Sec. Harlan
resigns he will succeed him.
Dixon of Conn. will naturally have the
place of Postmaster General if Mr.. Dennison
resigns.
The Government printer is oyerrun with
work ordered by Congress and finds it very
difficult to keep up with the demands upon
him.
The Committee appointed by the House to
inquire into the propriety Of the governments
assuming the war debts Of the States will no
doubt report in favor Of it.
The Chairman Stevens is known to be in
favor of the plan. The purpose is to make
the southern States pay their full share of
suppressing the rebellion.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29
NEw YORK. Dec q

NEw YORK, Dec q.
The Iribune's despatch gives the following
account of affairs at Alexandra Va
Yesterday was scene of rapine and muir
der, the result of bad whiskey and habitual
and diabolical hatred of the negro from the
most trustworthy information it is inferred
that at least six negroes were brutally
killed by the rioters whose wholesale as
saults were entirely unprovoked. So
great was the mob OF drunken chiyslry that
the police and military were powerless
to stay their actions, and until long after
nightfall they held high carnival to the ter
ror of the more respectable Inhabitants of
the town.
Washington was also the scene of = large
number Of acts of violence against unOfiend-
ing eolored men and women, who were bru-
tally assaulted by drunken white brutes who
have thus far been permitted to 90 unwhip-
ped of justice, even such as is disposed to
negrO-haters by the magistrates of Wask-
ington.
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News of the week.
BY Telegraph
NEw YORK. Dec. %.

NEW YORK, Dec %.
The Heralds Richmond correspondent says
the people of that city are in high state OF
excitement in apprehension of an outbreak
among the negroes during the approaching
Holidays. 1t is reported that preparations
for gigantic instruction had been made by
the extensive gathering and secretion of
arms Fears are felt that the negroes will
attack and rob the railroad trains. The
Superintendent of the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad has issued a notice that no
freight will be carried over it between the
2lst and 9th Of January The correspond
ent believes the apprehension groundless.
A Washington despatch says Assistant
Secretary Chandler has been recognized by
the President as acting See. OF the Treasury
during the absence of Mr.. McCulloch from
Washington.
The aggregate force recently ordered to be
mustered out of the military service is 3d.
900.
A special Washington dispatch says Off
cial information from the French Govern
ment has been received that the Emperor in
tends to withdraw the French troops from
Mexico. Yet it Is vaguely given out by the
French minister in diplomatic circles that
while such is his intention, Maximillian ex-
poets to supply their places with Austrian
troops, numbers of whom are said to b
on their way TO Mexico.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29
ALLCoCk's POROUS pLAsrERs..


ALLCOCk's POROUS PLAsTERS-
These plasters have the compactness Of kid lether
and the feIibllity Of silk glove. They have
cured varicose veins and external sneurisms. For
all.affectiOns Of the chest, weight about the dia-
phragm or upper portion of the bowels in colds and
coughs, for injuries Of the back, for all strains
bruises. for q weak back, for nervous pains Of the
bowels, and ether nervous affections and cramps,
for heart aections,-in all these they have to
be used to be properly appreciated.
DR. I. T. HENDERsoN's LETTER
DR.. T. ALLcoCR-SIR-: have been suffering IN
der severe attack Of neuralgia disease OF my bow
els for years, With hypertrOphy of the heart, and
have tried everything known to the practice Of
medieiue from the very best NJ DIS; but truth
prompts me to say that your plasters have given
more permanent relief than anything else have
used, ana believe will produce perfect cure.
The ounter-lrritant effect Of your plasters 10
produced In such a mild and gradual way, they SO
inyigoTate the circulation around the parts to
which they applied. and exert upon all nervous
diseases such a great sedatiVs inf usnse, that
place them confidently at the head Of every plaster
now In use.
Your, very truly,
l. T. HENDERSON, NJ. ID.
2.-is6Jdawlm
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NEW YORK. Dee. %

A Washington dispatch says quorum OF
the committee of ways and means and appro-
priations all remain in session during the
recess of the Congress. Congress will be
called upon for further appropriation for the
support of INDECENT Indians during the win
ter. The estimates are that 81 100000
are necessary The western tribes are re-
ported as being extremely destitute.
Maj. Gen. Wilson, direct from Georgia,
reported to Gen. Grant last evening in this
city.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29
PERRY's MOTH AND FREckLE Lo-

TIoN.-Chloasma, orMothpatch, (also Liverspot,I
and Lentiso, or Freckles, Often very annoying,
particularly to ladies Of light complexion, tor the
discolored spots show more plainly on the face Of
blonde than brun' tie but they greatly mar
the beauty OF either and any preparation that
Will efectually remove them without injuring the
texture or color Of the skin is is certainly beside
ratim DR.. Z. c. Perry, who has made diseases o
the skin speciality, has discovered q remedy for
these discoloratiOns which is at once pompt infal
lible and harmless.
Prepared only by B. G. PERRY, Dermatologist
No 40 Bond Street, New York, and for sale BY all
ugsists price 81 per bottle. Call for
PERRY's MOTH and FRECKsR LOTION.
Sold BY all Druggists in Burlington.
Dec Is WON
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29
\FN YoRY Dec o.

A Washington despatch says Secretary
Stanton in reply to the Senate's resolution,
states that no one has been employed by the
War Department who has not taken the oath
prescribed by Congress except those who
were appointed Provisional Governors Of
States recently in rebellion. who have reeeiv-
cd compensation for their services out Of the
War Department.
The arrival of Semmes, the Florida pirate,
at Washington was daily expected. he will
be tried by court martial. for violating the
laws of war, in numerous instances
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29
N X s. WIN % W,

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
Presents 10 The Attention of Mothers he,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29
NEW YokK. Dec. %

The Herald's Vera Cruz correspondent.
dating Dec. 18th says the old Imperialist
iumor that Juarez has resigned the Presi--
dency Of the Mexican Republic is circulated.
II is canard, INTENDED as before to affect the
Mexican Republican Loan. The Imperialists
Just before the sailing of every french steam
e. hatch up stories to bolster up the cause
O. maximilisp in Europe.
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AGENTS WANTED ALL PARTS OF
THE COUNTRY
FOR rHz
MILITARY AND NAVAL HISTORY

REBELLION IN THE UNITED STATES,
Published by d. APPLETON & Co., and now ready
for delivery. Ii is designed 70 be standard work
more complete than any that has been or may be
hereafter published. Complete In one royal octave
volume Of over 500 double-column pages and illus
trated with numerous fine steal engravings and
nearly 100 well executed maps and charts iudis-
pensabie requisites TO such WORK. IL also contains
elaborate index Of contents OFFS closely printed
pages, by means Of which any important event Of
the rebellion can at be referred to- or the ca
Of any particular officer. or the operations Of
any particular command, can be traced out in de-
tan.
In Extra Cloth, $500 In Library Leather, IS OO
STA extra gilt, $50 In full Morocco antique; gilt
edges, $500 In full Russia, 500. Payable on de-
livery.
The work will he sold only by subscription. Ex-
elusive territory given and liberal terms offered
DIN8hCOR & CO., Is Cornhill Boston
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29
Married.

In Ferrisburgh on Thursday Dec.-th.by Rev. C.M
seAton, Mr.. SoIoman A. Williams OF Charlotte t,
Miss Lucy Booth Of the former place.
In Chicago Dec. 18th at the residence Of A. z
Bi shop by the Rev. Charles Il. Fowler, Mr.. Thorn
as Perry Of Elmira, y. Y. and Miss Achsa A. Whip
pie Of Chicago.
In Elmira y Y Dee. 18th by the Rev. A. Hull
D. o. Capt. Vim. II. II. Peck formerly Of this city,
to Mrs JuliI c. Covell Of Elnlira.
In Rutland, Vt, on the 9Th inst. at the residence
OF Mr.. II. b. Douglas, by the Rev. A. Campbell,
Mr. VIM A Reynolds, Of Fort Edward, y. Y, to
Mis. Eunice McNiel Of burlington.
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TAKE THE BEST .-MOoRE'S RURAL
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rary, and Family Weekly. Ably conducted and
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Address
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| PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
n containing nearly 80 pages, and l3J fine
PLATE ENG RAWLINGS OF the Anatomy Of the Hu-
man Organs IN a state Of Health and Disease with
Treatise on Early Errors, its DeploTahle COnse-
quen9es upon the Mind and Body, with the Auth
or's Plan OF Treatment-the only rational and sue
cessf1l mode Of cure shown b the report Of
treated. truthful adviser 10 the married. and
those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts CT their physical condition. Sent free Of
postage TO any address, receipt Of Is cents, In
stamps or postal currency. BY addressing DR.. LA
CROIN, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, y. Y, The
author may be consulted upon any Of the diseases
upon which his book treats. Medicines sent 10 any
part Of the world.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29

BURLINGTON BUSINESS CoLLEGE.-This Ins
ton is designed to impart to young men sound
practical business education which shall fit
them for active duty in any department Of bust
ness. The College Monthly with all information
may be obtained by addressing Bryan Stratton
sud Hoyt, Burlington Vt.
Blu rlingt On Sept l,lsc5 wifi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29
Died

In Burlington, Dec. z4th, Menicent, youngest
daughter Of william and Margaret Scott.
In this city Dec. 18th Lorinds wife Of HouHsr q
Drew aged 20 years.
g a East New York. Ii. on Tuesday evening
Dec. 18th Rev. Charles Cleveland, Rector ofTrinty
church, Of that place
The deceased formerly preached in Shelburnin
this County, and was hrother-sn-law Of Rev. DIR.
Hicks Of this city.
In Colchester On the 2lst inst, Misc Sarah Jane
daughter Of c. W and Jane Smith, aged sixteen
years and seven months.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29
ITCH: ITCH. ITCH!
Scratch ! Scratch! Scratch
WUEATON,s OINTMENT

WILL CURE TIE ITCH IN Is HOURS
Also cure SALT RHEUN, ULCERS. CHILBLAISs and
all ERUPTIoSs OF THL SKIN. Price 10 cents. For
sale by all druggists
By sending CO cents to WEEKS 4 POTTER, Sole
Agents, 40 Washington street, Boston, it will be
forwarded by mail free Of postage. TO any part Of
the United States
Oct. Is, lS65-dawlyr
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DAVID CAswELL's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. }THE Hon. the
District OF Chittenden, s.. i Probate Court
Tor the District Of Chittenden,
To all persons interested In the estate OF David
Caswe late Of Hinesburgh, In said District, deceas
ed, GREETING.
Whereas, said Court hath assigned the 10Th day
OF January next for the settlement Of the admntra
ton account Of the executor of the
last will and testament or said deceased,
and ordered that public lpotice thereof be
given 70 all persons interested in said estate, by
publishing this order three weeks successfully pre-
yious TO the day assigned in the Burlington Free
Press printed In Burlington, In said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO appear 81
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, the
day assigned, then and there to contest the allow
ance OF said account, II you see cause.
Given under my hand, this 9th day Of December,
A ID. 1855.
TIE WALES, Judge