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Special Notices.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS

LYONS PERIODICAL DROpsI
fhs GREAT RRMALE BhNRpY PoR IaRxaut Arr
TIEs.
These Drops are a Scientifically eonnonra.a
Hu.d preparation, and better than any Pills
powders or Naslrams, Beng liqaid, their ae
Won Is dreet and positive, rendering them a re-
nSols, SPEEDY and certain pee itc for the cure OF
an distractions and suppressons of nature
Iher popalsrity Is indicated by the fact that
over iVV,ooo bottles are annually sold and con-
shmed by the ladies OF the United States, every
one OF whom speak in the strongest terms III
praise Of their great merits They are RAPIDLY
taxing the place OF every other Female Remedy,
ana are considered by all who know aught 81
THEM as the surest, safest, aud most infallible
preparation in the world, for the cure OF an ia.
male complaints, the removal ofall obstruetions
OF nature, and the promoti n Of health, re.u-
Iarlty aud strength. Explicit directions stating
when they may be used, and explaining when
an1 why thty should no., nor could not be used
Without producing effects contrary TO natures
chosen laws will be found carefully folded
around each bottle, with the written signature OF
Jonh H. Ly on, without which none are genuine.
prepared BY DIR. JOHN l.. LYON, lab Chapei
street new Haven, Conn, who ca a be c5nsult-
cd either personally, or by mail, (eneIosins
sampD concerning all private diseases and fe-
male weaknesses. W.. = N ~
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Price 81. 80.
Q. q, CLARK &C.,
GsnA Agents for U. S. and Canada.
noylideod&wly NSN""''
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lire arms found In possession OF the
freedmen, to prevent them from hereaf-
tei becoming possessed OF arms, aud TO
punish with severity any white person
proposing 10 sell the SAME 10 them,
Measures are also proposed 10 shut up
shops kept by the freedmen and TO pro-
hiblt any white person employing ne
gro servant without the written consent
of his OF her farmer master having first
been obtained,
The South Carollniaus are anxious
for the removal from their midst of all
the national troops and the organization
of their state militia.
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SIR JAMES oLARK'S CELEBRATED FEE.
MALE PILLS

This well-known medicine is no imposition, but
asure and safe remedy for Female Diff entities
ana INSTRUCTIONS, from any cause whatever; and
although a powerful remedy, it contains nothing
hurtiul to the constitution. To narried ladies' Il
ia peculiarly suited. IL will 10 short time bring
on the monthly Period with regularity. .
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections.
pam IN the Back and Limbs, Hsavin ess, Fatigue
on slght eXertion. Palpitation of the Hea &,
LoWness OF Spirits, Mysteries, Sick Headache,
and Whites, these Pills will effect a cure when
all other means have faiied, and although a
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, oalomel
ton.
Full directions in pamphlet ground each pack
aga, which should be carefully preserved.
the agent. -.N' -
N. B:-Sl and postage stamps enclosed 10 any
authorized agent, will ensure a bottle contaIning
over so pills by return mail.
Sold by all druggists. JOB MOSES, 81 Cort
landt street, New 70 sole United States Agent.
au2Sd&w3m
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.
suicide OF Preston King,

III New YoRK, Nov. IA.
Report says that Preston King to-day
Jumped overheard from the Hoboken
erryboat while in state of temporary
u sberratlon of mind, His body has not
\ been recovered,
New YORK, Nov. II.
\ little boy and girl saw gentleman
answering the description of Preston
King jump overheard from the Hoboken
hrryboat Monday morning. They have
been sent for, and from them further
particulars may be learned The hat
brought over to this city was recognized
by Messrs. Thurlow Weed, Terwiliger,
Mr.. King private secretary, and Usher,
Deputy Naval Onicer.
Mr., King stated to very intimate
friend Sunday night that he would never
see him again. Knowing that Mr.. King
hal been for some time lahoring undera
depression of spirits, he took nut little
notice Of the matter. His health had
been poor for some time, and lattrrIy he
had shown indications OF soGteniug of
the rain He had only returned to the
cit, asst Saturday from n visit to his
hon" IN ST. Lawrence County. He went
to thr Asror House, where he remained
over Sunday, with friend.
Monday morning he arose dressed
himself and said 10 It relative who slept
in .h" same rrnm with him that he
wishr. 10 take walk and preferred to
90 a'p.r About eight oclork he went
~ 'nwr. Hr WIS next heard o. on the
lergyo)ll returning FROM Christopher
street to HODokeu. II was reported yes
terday afternoon that man jumped
overheard from that boat and to day
four of Mr. Kings friends visited the
boa and found thai II man answering
the description of Mr.. X. had entered
the boat yesterday morning at 9 O'Clock.
He had remained on the stern OF the
boat, and when She was under way in
the stream, was seen by two children.
the only passengers on that enc of the
boat, to Ia Ike off his hat and leap over
board The alarm was given and the
boat stopped, hut the boty could not
De seen by any one on board. As the
tide was falling at the time, the BODY
may have been washed out to sea.
Men employed on the boat had seen a
man answering tG Mr.. Kings descrip-
ton get on board the boat.
All parts of this story are strongly
confirmed.
Mr.. King had been much perplexed
ever since his appointment over the af-
fairs at the Custom House which weigh
ed heavily upon his mind, and undoubt-
eddy eliminated in his death.
whose most intimate with him have |
carefully watched his failing health, |
ana recently he has been attended by a |
VINO occupied a room viii |
him at the Aston House and watched |
his movements, Mr. King was a bach
elOr.
NEW YoGE, Nov. II.
The reported death 0! Preston King
IS true.
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STATE az YERMnNr nis.,io. IS

STATE OF VERMONT, District of
y Rutland SIS. The Probate Count for the
District of Rut end: To all persons IN. ere ted Ia
ihe estate Of Su ana Gates late of Pittsfeld
IN SAID di ,tr CT, deceased, intestate,
.... GREETING:
Inc administrator of said estate having epre-
sented IN t 1t will be benz fcial for aries in
teres ed IN said estate, to sell the whole If the
fea' es ste OF sud re easea being stu ted n The
town Shrrbur in said district has made ap-
p ication to said Proba Court for li,eis, 10
make such sale, the hens in this state havlng
gwen their consent thereto in wiring There
fore,
By the authority Of the State of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before he said
Probate Court. at the Probate flee in Rutland,
IN sai4 District, on the LIST Tuesday Of Dec A.
u. is ., to show capse,f any you have, why sid
license should not BE- grantee.
Dated at Rutland, this 18th iay Of November
A. ID. 1865.
~ JAMES BROWN, Register.
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ct TE OF VERMONT, District of
F4irhayen, IS. The Probate Court for the
District Of Fan haven
To % per ons iu crested in the estate of John
= Ransom, late Of Poultney, in il district,
deceased, testate. GRRETING
by the authority of the State Of Ven out. you
are hereb notified 10 appear be FIRE said Probate
Court at the Pr bate Office in Castletoa, in said
district, on the four h day OF December, a.
ID. 1866, to how cause, il any you have, WY the
account Of Joseph Joslin Administrator Of the
estate of said deceased should not be allowed,
and also why the RESIDUE of sail estate should
rot be distributed to the parties entitled thereto
Dated At Castleton, n said district, this l4th
day of November, A. d. 1886
46 JOHN HOWE, Register.
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Canadian News

TORONTO, Nov. 10.
1t has been decided to place force of
volunteers on active service to check
the Fenian raids. Two battalions have
received orders to hold themselves in
readiness for instant duty The guards
at the volunteer armories have been
doubled in consequence of information
received Of the designs and projects Of
the Fenians.
A Regiment of regulars, the Goth, have
been sent from Montreal to Western
Canada.
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CHEROKEE CURE,
TIC Great
n ID AN MEDICINe

Curtsal diseases caused by self abuse. viz
sperm2torhea, Sem nal Weakness NiRht Ennis
sions, Loss Of Memory, Uaiversal Issstn"e
rams In the Back, DimnHes Of Vision. Premal
Fa4e cou sterance lnssuitv, CoBeumn,ior ana
aIl disease that folIoF as a sequence OF Youthful
The Cherokee Cure will restore health and
sigor' stop me emissions and ell, CT permaner I
cure after all other medi ines have failed Tb,rt,
two page pamphlet sent in sealed envelore.
free 70 any address. 'F''
Price 81 PEE 10; le, or three for So. Sold bv
al druggstSi or VIII BE- sent by express 70 any
portion of the wOll!, OF recent Of nice Gy ~
sole proprie, or. '-'
DE. w II. MERWIN.
81 Walker ST.. NJ Y,
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puRNos oELEBRArrp oArARRu sNuyr

puRNos oELEBRATRD CATARRH sNuFF
Is the best known remedy for Headache, Cold N
me Head, snufies, Imperfect Voice, Bronchitis,
ana Oatauh Few persons appreciate the dis
eases arising from disordered nasal organs.
slght, nearing, taste, and smell are frequently
ruined BY cold in the head. The gas generated
oy the use ofthis SNUFF eleanses the entire head.
and restores proper articulation. Its effects are
pleasant and wonderful. II contains no tobacco.
nor otAsr Injurious ingredient, Colleges, soeie-
ues, States, and the most eminent Of the Medi.
cal Faculty have awarded II testimonials ana
premiums.
Sod by all Druggists ior % cents DIR box.
Can be secured BY mail on receipt OF 90 cents for
one box, or 81 for four boxes.
Address JAS. DURNo, P. o. Box 1855,
New York City.
Az Wholesale, by DEaAs BARNES s. Co.,
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From Fortress Monroe.
FoRTRRss MONROE, Nov. -.

FoRTREss MONROE Nov. IL.
The propeller Relief, with a cargo of
cotton sailed to-day for New York.
The steamer Moneka from Charleston
has arrived, short of coal, Her captain
reports AN unknown steamer anchored
near the beach, 20 miles out, abandoned.
She had black hull and white wheel
houses. Being short of coal, the None
ka could not tow her
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE =

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE The
- undets sned having been appointed by the
non, trob't1 Court t,r he District of Rutland,
Commissioners TO receive, examine and a9ius,
All claims and demands Of al PERSONS aVains.
Levi Long, late OF Rutlapd, in said dis
trlet, deceased, hereby give notice that We will
meet for the purpose Of examining and allow
ing sad claims at the dwelling house of the de.
ceased, on the first Tues lays Of January and
April next, from one o'clock p. NJ. until
four O'Clock ?. NJ. each Of said DAYS, and
thai six months from the It'll day Of October.
A. ID: 1860, IS the time limited by said Court
for said creditors 10 present their said claims 70
us for examination and allowance.
:, DATED at Rutland, Vt, this 18th day Of
November, A. d. 1865
Az. MOSES AnnE HAYWARD, J Comm, ,rs
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I'D Il A a HIS,

CoOK--In Middletown, Oct IS, Bennaiah
Cook, aged II years.
RFAD-In Rutland, Nov. s OF Typhoid Fever
Elisha Read, aged SO years aTd months.
RAY-In this llage, Nov 10, of corsump-
ton, George Il R'y, aged So year. and mos
RANGEb-In Mendon, Sect T. 1865, Mrs.
EHzaoeth a Rang,r, wife Of Frederic Russell
Ranger, aged 81 !e rs.
GRAVEs-At st. Stephens Reotory, Middle
bury, or the h inst, of Cholera Infantum,
Erne,t Collins, ONLY son of the Rev Gemont
and Maria NJ Graves, eyed nearly six months.
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NEWSDEALBfS,I ooksellers Novs

~ EWSDEALEtS, ooksellers, News
l paper Readers and Rock Readers, are in
formed that the American News Company, of
sew York, is resdy to supply at the ariiest mo
ment' ana on the very low, st TERMS New-pa-
p RS, daily and weekly IN q,zinea books -
novels, cheap public tons chool books, enyel
opes Eens, writing paper and every thing
wantei BY newsdealer or hoe kspIler. Printed
,rsoe mss describing the nature of the news
puNhesf, now 10 do 1t, names Of papers and m a.
szines, with their prices, dc viii be sent Frse
to all wh1 may ask for them,
azores the An eriean News Company, ll9
and III Nassau Street New York =
Hamilton & Co. -" - DoN'ei'
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote
ms entiro time to the treatment of all diseases
noldent TO the female 81 st-m. An experienoe
o. twenty tar years enables him to guarantee
speedy and pc name mt relief in the worst cases
OF Suppression aud al other Mensu ual Deranae-
ments from whatever cause. All letters OF al.
vice must contain 81, ONCE, No. Endicott St.
Boston. ~
B.-Board furnished to those Who wish 10
rema under treat nent
Boston, june a. 1865 qswyv
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Fire.
New York,

NEW YORK, Nov. Il.
~. George's Episcopal Church, Rev.
Dr. lyngs corner 10th street and stuy-
vesant Square, was destroyed by fire
this afternoon. -
me I'ss by the destruction of DR..
iyhgs church is three hundred thou
sand dollars, on which there is seventy
thousand insurance.
The walls of the tower are stand
ing % 40 ''''''i y
me residences of Mr.. Bull, Mr.. Jack
SUI ana DIR. Drake on Rutherford Place,
were BADLY damaged by fire and water
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u. " A4NSLOW ~ w.,
No. 20S Broadway, New York

SlNGER'S Letter A" Family Sew
- ing Machine This splendid machine com.
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vlte all in want of a Superior Family Sewing
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CTATE OF VERMONT Di.,r;ot =,

y Rutland, IS. The Probate Court for the
District of Rutland ava 'iAo
TO all persons interested in The estate of David
ceased, testate, GRppSy,,c
By the authori Y of the State of Vermont, Won
are hereby notified 70 appear before the ssiS
Pro6a'e Court, at the Probate Once in Rutland
IN sad district, on the frs Tuesday of Decem-
Der, A d. 1866 10 show u e, if any Won have.
why Ger am il strumeDt, in writing, fled in
said Cour, ald purpO ting to be The 49, will
d ties ameHt of "A decease ed should not be
proved and allow
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this sth
day of November, A y. 1865.
46s 8; JAMES BROWN, Register:
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HALLS vEGETABLE s1crIrAv IRA,

HALLS VEGETABLE SlCILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER has proved itself to be the most
periecs preparation Tor the hair ever ofered to
the public. ~
IT. is vegetable compound, and contains no
injurious properties whatever.
ORIGINAL COLOR. HI
~ Will keep the hair from falling out
IL clesnses the scalp and makes the hair soft,
lustrous and silken.
II is splendid hair dressing
No person, old or young, Should fail IN pss IL
IT Is ri CoMMENDED AND USED By
Ia FRS MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
GS Ask fer Halls Vegetable Sioilian Hair
Remover, and take no other.
ii. =. HALL a. Co,
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
Hor SAFE oy all druggists 32w6m
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S'rayed from the pasture Of the sub,criher in
the st part OIL Dandy on or about the 10th day
OF oNooer last, six two year old heiters-one a
Iale red; ore deeU red one rather ooars a
specked red and white, except one-half of her
face is black and the other VIII te; enc a fine
speckled red an white with the shell of one horn
D oxen on; one of the Others is a fre speokled
red and white. and he o her Ia ge srots
r. d and white. Whoever will give inf rmation
where they can be found shall be we'll reward cd
and all jus. charges paid. Address the subscri-
Der at Pawlet.
EDWARD r. GREEN.
Dandy, Nov. 10, 1860. 4s8g
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TRY THEM.

DIR. Boyee's Tonic Bitters cure Dyspepsiain all
OF its forms. Loss fappetite is cured BY taking
one bottle. Jaundics and Liver Complaints in
their worst forms are cured by taking three bot
ties as per directions. Keep your Stomach and
Liver healthy, as You can by taking an occasional
dose OF DR.. Boyce's 8itters, and you will be fit
TO live, and the world will be the better for your
having lived. Sold by all respectable druggists
for 30 cents yer botle.
FEM & FUTILE,
octl3d&wly Propriesors, Rueland. VI
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STATE OF VERMONT. District o

~ Fiirhaven, IS. The Probate Court for the
District OF Fairhaven.
To ell persons IN crested in he ste of Ben
jamin c. Narau ose, lave Of Wesrhaven in said dis
triot deceased int stat, GREtTING.
The administrator OF said deleas, having rem.
res n'ei that u wi be necessary TO sell all
the real state Of laid deceased for the pay ment
OF the debts and expenses of a 'minisra,ion.
has mae application to said Probate Court for
license TO make such sale. Therefore
By the authority of the State of Vermont,
you are hereby notified to appear before the sand
Probate Court at the Probate Office in Rut-
land, IN said district, on the fourth day of
Dec, A u. 1865, to show cause, if any YOU
have, why said license should not be granted.
Dated at astleton in said district, ttis nth day
of November, A. y. 1865
40 JOHN HOWE. Register.
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Tax on the six last named pieces or parcels Of
land S54 20 Set in the list to the estate of Sum.
ner A. Weber
800 acres, in the large pitch (so-cslled in fhe
easterly part of said town of Cbittenden Tax.
sls O9. set in the list to the estate of f. L,
OTmsbee .-.E..
IS acres in the east part Of the said town near
burn to WILDER r freeman. Tax $40 %. Set
in the list 10 WILDER #. Freeman.
The LIST division of John clark No. %. Also
one other piece or parcel OF land living and he
ing in Chiitenden afors sad bounded as follows
to wit; on the west by land| recently own ed by
the Brandon Iron and Car Wheel Co and r
Knapp, on the soulh by lands of Wolco' t Baird
on the east by lands unknown, on the n orth BY
the lot No. 80 y
Also one other piece or parcel of land lying
and beng in said town of Chitten'en, it beng
one equal undivided b. If of lot of land as
decided TO Alfred II, Knapp on the 10Th dav of
July, A. d 1861, ny Truman Tawle Tax ais 9s
Set in the list to Burgess P Field.
100 acres 81 division of the right of FIihu
Smith sawmill, house. barn and lot, called the
John Price saw mill Tax So 80. Set in the list
of 1864 to Ira Chaplin.
200 acres ID divi ion of Elisha Adams,
80 4" Thomas Keeber,
Tx SIG 95. Set in the list of 1884 TO Cra,in
& Name.
The storehouse and one-half acre of land in
what is allied Slab City, in the outh part of said
town Of Chltte' den. Tax sls rs. Set in the list
Of 1864 to Fisher g. Ravens
y acres in said Chittenden bounded as follows,
TO Wit : On the east by the highway leading
from Charles Hewitt's TO New Boston ( o called
on the I orth b. lands of H Long, on the west
by AIDS of M. L. low, on the south by the
high ray leading from the said NJ L Dow's To
the Widow Clark's. Tax sls 81. Set in the list
to Jaw II Morgan. '1e A''
;. and SO much Of said lan's will be sold at pnb.
no auction, at the dwelling house Of Reuben
aa'ris N said Chttenden, on the I9th dav OF
december, A D. 1865, at 10 O'Clock A M, as
ocsts, unless previously paid. wan
Der, A D 1866
LEWIS wJNSI Ow,
aesW Constable and Collector.
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From south Carolina.

Nv, NEW YORK, Nov. Z.
Inc herald's Columbia, s. c., cores
ponaence says some members of the leo.
,slasure express strong apprehensions Of
negro Instructions and bills have thor
au,o ps' n rerortsd for the purpose of
empowering state officers to seize all
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y o 7 TIC p

ms Il to certify that have dis day given
nay son, james u Butler, Jr, his time during the
rsinslnaer Of MS minority, and shall 81 nm nons
after this date "''''s
fitsf I'd, Nov. IS, 1865. 1swaw
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ITCH ! ITCH! ITCH

SCRATCHl SCRATCH! SCRAToHl
Wheaton's Ointment Will cure the Itch in Az
hours. Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers. Chill
blains, and all eruption of the skin. Price So
cents, For sale by al druggists =
BY sending 60 cents to v eeks r. Potter soIa
agents, 10 Washington street, I oston, it will
be forwarded by mail, free of postage, 10 any
part Of the United States. oct25d&wiv
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THAT NOBLE ANIMAL, the Horse
4 will be the better every way if fed occ sion
ally spoonful Of
ALOEN's CONDITION POWDERS

ALDEN'5 OUN UIIIUN PUWDFRS.
They will cure most of the diseases ia which
catt e and horses are liable, inc ease the spre
u ar spirits, and with respectable RroomiI ?.
give bright glossy appearance to the hair, Tbey
are the result of actual and long Continued ex-
perment. are prepared with the utmost care.
from u e very best material, and snaran, cad an,
pefior to any hing known. Msny yeru ont
Gentlemen, owners of fne horses, buy hen by
the doztn, snd give them freely. As conss.
quehce, their horses are alwavs in good o,pdi-
ton and spirits, aud remarkable for the shin
inc, smooth coats
For sale BY merchants everywhere.
l.. i. BUTCHER g. SON, st. Adams, VT,
Prcprietors.
Dem,s. Barnes Co., New York, John +.
He-ry & Co., Waterbury, vt, whole sale a ents.
sd 5e s--f s6-wSu.
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WEAVER5 WANTED.

few good Cotton weavers to conms,s.
WORK immsd ely in the Monadroch Nm
oiAremont, n. b., vi ere good pay vii be sivsri'
And also few girls viii fad an op oortunitv !.
ly. 1870 = NV
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