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Sta0tsG Ommi6arS 0fFce,

Baltimore, !. Deg. 1865.
Der Statt.g pmmiEdr ruree er1uht bon Ter lbieoenen BE.
Gtern BON Gieentbun erdnSenb on Yart place. Sriiten her
glrrkseHieite SEn WleAlG6tnfrabe uub Der Siepeftette BON
gDtlIpnfra6e, nm befaSten Ttetl Scn PART place srabtren,
fern unb NIT Ginnhetnen Sertebtn at la0en.
@r benaGridttet tesbaIb ttermtt Mue, ote es tetrefen
mag, bds er am Sdmfas, ten 8. Dejbr., UNI 10 lbr WOrotnS
In ieintr Ofiee suee9en len rirb, I'm beaete @elute In
8etraGt ju iieben unO tdriter 3u enif6etben.
Sob | b,
(fr nom FRY 6Itrt Res Stdtt.G pmmiG ire.
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Stable pmmi6drS Office

Baltimore, so gpS 1865.
8erfeselte Mnsetpte far has 8rabtren, YfaItern ub nit
0ttnnfetnen perIebtn b6 ennsen EtetlsS bpn Ntneent Maes
Srtl6en Gaeette unb 2eyinetcnltr. Wsrten auf btettr Office
bis Ntcntds, ben IL. Dee. 10 ubr WrreenS ansenrnnitn.
Der gputrattpr Cber te &rntratteren baten Brnbs 81 &c.
blruns, phnferuns unb NIT @innfetnen BeIseune In 1iren-
ar lleteretnftmmlne NIT ben Nertd9une ter tetr. Srtinana
,,TenfteQuna zines SphemS fur @rdbtrune, YHafern unb
llrnpRaisrn her Straben, Games unb @ueps Der Statt Balti.
more SOB . mtth
(3Onp5mijlt) Gert Res Stdtts@ rntmif1ra. q
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Ies Surtldrittes auf ben anberen SOntinen,
ten ausl6auen. Sn europa ptrp er ntht
ptel aa leten bttcmmen--eS taiiBte benin IN
@hnnten lein.
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4 observation-disclosures.
y ubGnen3sSffce,

.n. tterSkure go, 81. SOB. 1865.
@%trEelsite Anesbcse fur ZEN Anfauf BON %uuS'fibr $50
stud @6itn III b elem Depot Irerten ben hem untertetdne-
ten bts Mtttwc@. 13. Deg, Wtittass IL pbr auserGmm.n.
Die Sdien perotn mad ibrtm nirtliGen Eruttpstpi6t,
neltes bCt er While e'ung beftmnt ntrh, pettautt AnaC
bcte muHsn in Duplifet fetn unb folteu ben Yr 10 pr Yf.ut
8tuttO8ept@t uub bic ltrlnF&ts AnIabI BON O@fsn emit
balten.
Rein An8sta. tur weuiser as Jrdr,i9 (20l Stld nitro
dneenCinfnen. 0aa @cuornewtrt ietalt I'D tas geGt Srr,
ae Ahegbpte su ntsbrte Bsf6aSt 81 serwsr fen
Stttenee.~ptt6e nt4L seeenpar ts frb rerpeB BOA :tm
&rto!S tires Aneetptes ftriftltG bead1 rdts.
De S9Ien n u0en innsrbalb seba tl0) Gletr hcm GAR
6r aundsme hes In8ebrtes uub auf Rprsa e2s IA. strs
tpsp9t brad rerben.
Die O4feH i6nntn in ben . ebt6fsn rate BIN Race @ranh
lagef1bg WteiIe ben Der Start eeisten psrttn.
StptneuaBrn tanr In ReeieruneS9eIb.
Ah9eboie iOaten auf benz lin Collage: "YrVpOals for pay
Gaie Of Beef &at!le" berf2r,tbe unp an ban untertet6ve-
ten in pstersblr8, 8a, aotefirt fetn.
A1T Befetl oDu Gbss g.. Sultan, 8rsp NlajOr unb 6 9
Il . u, GRtef 8 8 DepattemsAt ocn UI.E
Il @re9prp
tetl-l2( @apt uuk 6 2.
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StuOtsR eSiitrutOrs Office,

@r6Ffnrns BON TrantItn Gpurt.
Dte ns&rSF nnnss GUm miHdre baben lbren Serbsf
ferten Bertht uber fen 0srI 4 urb @eptnn, Ter turb Bic
@rSfnung BON SrdnfIin GOutt erwuhs, eetddt unb eeten
bttrmit Na&rt6t, bB beia8ter UertGt NIT btiIirasnten
3 t6nuuAen auF bttfer Office fur 80 Gage bon bsute an ouf.
Iieet rdtrenb telbtr 3dt @trnenbunetn torlbtr bet Der
Superior Court Der Staht HaItlntcre eema1t rerbin t5nuen.
Sphn u. & b . m 0 n
(1be4rlntIw) Stabt-ReetRrotry.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
pettrSbure, @a, Is. gUO. 1855.
Insebpte fir bic 2ieIerung pou irii9em DID,.
ienfleil6.

g~etiitSelts &rse,Ote tn DupIttat Hsrten BON unterisiG-
rttem bits DienitIe, IL. Dejr ~ lbr Wittass 1nseucmmCn
fir te 9te'erIr9 bpa frtf9 nj d feutIetf6 fur
bic 1rugpen i'm 0tfrttts heS &pttUrnY, pom Is. Be-. 1866
big so. Stunt 1866.
DaS O6fsnlef6 srius bon gu 'tr rertapf i6tr Quulitdt
tta uHo Die Silee bonn 0Drter- unb S~tntsrtstil ia slti@-
tnaBtaee Qa1ntitdt SeIiefert ptresn; pals S&ertel NIB Site
tenfett limb aus6ei1iphen.' DaS sd fen Heiid TT, seidiaGtet
unD ans8.npmuen duf bic eewGbntihe 9eeile. tn fDleeu
Guant, taisn unb ~ i]l6en 3ytten ~ lie fern, we 1snt Sub
itaeus @Dm'nifdr. Der bic 8esfSrsuns Der Gruppsn unIsr lid
BAL befimrtt irtrb.
Die Yerfpn, peIder biefsr Gpntratt ~;usettstIt ptrbsn mag,
nnB ethen f4rtft.i&tn @Dntr1tt ~eirgeben In Der e~emssnli-
Gea Tcrn te pom & u6Thenj Dapartement pselangt 90.
Yien raprn 4 b In hteer Office su taben.,
5ebes Iueebgt, I'M N gettG6t esjOSfn we'ben su t6nn'n,
mus stre f5rtfltGe &Grnntie pOh 5ret rerntrsrtfiSrn Sur-
gen e~ntbditenS reI6e lnutet rpie fcIat:
We, the undersigned, hereby guaranty that should the
above bid be accepted, it shall be fulfilled according to
its true purport and conditions.
8uslsi9 0u@ f0a elm fGrtftIt@er @ertras nit BcntS i'm
Setrae BON $1,000 dusSsferttst nerben, lpsnn S~srlangt.
Das @Duo ernentent behalf fh eaS @ebt W. aue rber elm
sflns Ineebpte. bic er fir %unpalenb bdt su perwerfen.
Mngttfte muGen Proposals for furnishing Fresh Beef
uberi@rtsben II. an ben llnterset9utten In petersburg, @a,
abrefTrt ietn.
Nuf 9sfsbl bts grep. @aipr 70 6 euaipan, 6 euea
GRtef s g Sept. RON 8a.
l-'.lAt. Greeprp,
teel-l2) Capt us 6 9 Dol.
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&d0ersSier.

$500 @inem eetbrttn Fublitum fumie ntesntn arswar.
ttstn 3unptn, erIautt Id MIR ereebenR nuau3eieer,
Id ron iest an mtthtr itoen Muftrdg nuf 2~deerbfer iur
aus Tam. NuG lenfe Id BITE Mufte I.
fanttttt Der Serrsn Dtrtte cuff len Mntda nruer Reuer,
rvburd metn 8prrotb fir nd&atn SKINNER brbeuterb cer-
srbsert tptro.
gu e~enetster Nbnabme ~erapfittIt f6 tetcns
Sdepb Seegtr.
(Wrc16-1Wtu90l % Germanlfraee.
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284 SO. 8aItimpreitr., Baltimore, Wlb.,
Gabrifnnten nnb On srcS @erfGufer bon anerbanb Vprtes
feui1c, PrrtfcIio unb seber Standardization
e~npfebIen BEN bieF9er II. 6lirdriiqen Yubltfurt TOR erpkts
unb ret6tdltiees 9d8er bGn Vpfstbidern (Oeest20O Der 1nie-
bene SCrtenG IrbeitstGi@eu uuS aditGen, &etfetaT&tn tn
hem tetnfsn unb AZ Standardization Mhfern. @Infaiunasn ben
Stidertten ic, fOpte Elm srSFeS Eager pen Bcrebaprbs.
Wieeeroerfaufsr netten ruiere pretfe 10 PCT. biuieer fin
ben es In gfeD 2prf; unier S'earsnfdeer IL, Ia mir aueS I'M
9rpBen fabriatren. tets b~Dufdnbi9 dHprttrt.
unisr 8abrttaterttelt auf Der srpssn Ausfeann8 ben erfen
Vreis. t21ie-31bea)
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9 %l1nipnitten lS8; Gemctrstsn. nit I Besei&net, 81;
/ D~titslieSer fs IS. @OusrsHes o be,ei&uet ~betritteue
site
Die ~fcIsenbex fnb bic ebeuialisen Ofebenen,s taaten
NIT Der an1abI GfeprSientanteu, % pelGer fe bere&tiat
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ttnioniften 38, +Oeuctraten IL.
Die fcisenten Staateu, friber in ~StebeIiOu, fub gu
,pei Senatprsu bere@tiSt: SirSinu, Norb Caroline,
Glib Carolina, y prsia, Hlubamd, Dtiififippi, 2enuei-
fee, artanIas ~epuifana, Gsgas unb GIpriba.
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NGtccerlaee pom Stnft>NrtiFcIn,
AK unb Depot fir
Seine unb g~elpdbIte litbcsrapb. &unftwerte,
Otrur etnfa9 uht tn TarbeE.
StetS an 9ane une auf 9sfeuuns enseferttst:
~C;t(Trnss MMb %feiIersg pieaeI,
SOfds nnc ~Nlrms2iide,
teine rerSplrtte g1abmen
unS ant Nrtstsl Bite 81 etntm @tobrFemcnt eraer GIoFs ae.
DSren. Wtesne %'nFtVtung tr Anfertt8ure USteer @esHse
gu ~eeuGRren.
gere3nnaetn tar gstes ArtiitL ipwie fur GIos. Slatru
Or Stpres uni Wptnbduier rerbtn a~sIiefert.
Gtnt @emdlte. @auerte If NIT hem store retbunbsn.
saves TrHer.
(S1nat tdIl .O8 u. DaIttmprenf
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Savanna Xabaf !

T#HaI. NyWUWWW DWUWH ! - ~
$50 Bauen emphns brett pr STEAMER, wel&e TN y. .
Bpntet Mdretcuie p6er Dutp bejablt sn ttutaeta Erette en-
PEBBLE. Srfepb S&rSbkr
(iSpg) 81 &rGanee place Mate SrntbRr.
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- . . VJUV STIWFT
SaIttm pre-, NRb, 29. MGR. 1896.
gtrFeeeIte Ineebcie In DupIteat rfrbsn tn tteftr Office
entBe6eraenOrtntrn bts 3un, Sdnide, 2.Dts. Ntttdes IL utr
I'm ben, Der. Staateu S~ubItfent- Department ab;uittfern In
Baltimore, Wtb, Az Itetern /:
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$50 &ilten Connecticut SeeD 2eaf Gabad.
so 8alen 6acdnna,.
SUeUenIempfnnseu unb gum gertouft tiuis Bet
@. s. BpIen iHS3
(2rc 202 10. Pratt GGe @bdrIeS Str
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Uer(nNot uGlO geludDt.

Ne~f ~, T.. Bwtt Sunstn gum RsseIaaffestH. an
-. q" q" mtIbunG In ber Office Der ecntrrfta'
Qniltinge. trfnmO)
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O3e{t,m,t.. Ginise cute Yianp &afenmater tSnnen TO-
VCI1iut+ 9let6 Or cit futen BET
@aetIG'e Wanufdeturtnse e.
ltpfrl Ode NoNette unb @utdpfr.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21
Taking the entire population of tie globe at
$40, 900, 900, the probable classification is as,
william p. Johnson, Bro ther of the
President.

A dispatch was received at Washington
Wednesday morning, announcing the death Of
VIM. p. johnson, ESQ.,, the only brother Of the
President OF the United States, and late the
Collector at Veiasco. He died on the 9th inst,
rom the effects of an accidental gnnshot
wound. - .... ... go .'f 49,. .,
Nl.. johnson was n resident of Brazoria
county, Texas. He was four years older than the
President. When Andrew Johnson was APP.
preu,iced 10 the trade of u tailor his brother
Was a journeyman carpenter. The two broth
ers were parted when very young, and until
tho present year they had not met since their
mothers death in 1899. During the late war
Mr.. Johnson was unconpromsingly loyal. He
remained quietly at home with his wife AMI
son, II lad OF fifteen. -.,.. .,. ..,. "a r.s. r.
He possessed several peculiarties, which
were betrayed by every conversation in which
he was engaged. lie was bitterly opposed to
negro slavery, and used to scout at the modern
notion that white man caL't work in the
South as Wen as u negro; for, said ho, = have
laid slales on a houselop IN New Orleans and
Baton Rouge in June, many a day
He was viyaciotls and rapid in his utterance
fond OF telling or hearing good story, quick
to make point by a pithy, homely' compar-
son; oil Keen insight into character and his
conversation was filled with practical factss
collected in 4 lifetime OF close observation.
lie hao none OF the reteence OF IA politician,
his sentiments being pronounced on all oues-
tons and unmlstakatle, and his hatred of sla.
very and negroes, secession and negro equality
alike cordial. lie was eminen,ly u selt-made
man. and his ideas had the strength withou,
breadth, which is peculiar TO such characters
AS u shrewd, clear headed observer of South
ern men and institutions Through long life.
time, his views were worthy Of consideration
He made no pretensions to being an exponent
of his brothers sentiments or policy declaring
On one occasion, after visiting the President
that :. Andrew would not give him any definite
information as to what he intended to do.n He
was short of stature, stout and muscular had
a Keen, gray eye, and a truly patriarchiaL
beard. He had Just returned to Texas when
he received the wound from which he died.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21
OTOP THAT COUGH.

STop THAT COUGH. s.. ''.'
DIR. CARRIERS
G GU G. III IL A l. 8 A M
Win Cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consump.
ton, Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood, Pain in
the Side aud Breast, Whoopng Cough,
Group and all Diseases of the Throat, Chest
aud Lungs. ss, .-...s... a.. --,.s.s-. ..s..-
The mos, perfect pleasant and eficacous remedy
discovered for all diseases OF the Threat, Chest and
Lungs, IL
DIR. CARRIERS COUGH BALSAM.
Reader, have you a COUGH, COLD, or any disease of
the Throat and Lungs? Do not negleet it. Delay is
dangerous Procure ut once the celebrated and infa
BILE remedy,
DIR. CARRIERS COUGH BALSAM,
Which Immediately STOPS THE COUGH, and cures the
WORST COUGHS and COLDS in few days This
BASAM Is the most perfect soothing healing and ifa
ble remedy the civilized world for all diseases
Of the Lungs. '. p
take nothing else. i''t +''t.H '' p. '"-h
Price 10 cents trial bottle large bottles 81 so per
bottle. 90 NJ p .r.''
sold at DIR. E. EAsTERLY CO.'S Family Medicine
Store of Third and Chestnut Streets St. Louis
and at 80 Madison street. Chicago, Ills oct2Idly
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21
TURE YOURSELF. 4 - oeJoEfr-e54
" D1a - hts ICn|oJ s9IID
EE---a . ~ no.
DIR. BAKERS, SPECIFIC.

This Medicine will Cure Gonorrhoea, elect,
Structure, Seminal Weakness, or Sperma-
torrhea, Chordee, Diseases Of the Kidneys
and Bladder, and all Diseases of the Sexual
Organs caused by Contagion or Weakness of
either Sex Males or Females.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21
A WORD TO THE AFFLICTED.

BY going to regular physician with your case, you
peril your PRIVATE REPUTATION BY going to an
ignora "private practitioner" you peril YOUR
HEALTH FOR LIFE Avoid both, and use
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC. =.
With this medicine you yourself for tenth
the money that charge without change Of diet
or hndrance business and thus prevent all chance
of exposure and ruin.
DR. BAKERS: INJECTION -
NB-fn cases OF Gonorrhea, G1eet and seminarWeak-
nesses Dr. Bakers Injection will be found valuable
ssant the Specific IN subduing the Inflammation and
che ckug thescharge and should be used In
with it until perfect is effected When both are
used they never fail to CURE ths LONGEST STANDING
and most OBSTINATE GASES of Private Diseases.
eY- treatise on Sexual Diseases, called the " Sci
accompanies each bottle of the Specific.
Price: DIR. Bakers Specific, 81 80 per BOTTLE T3
Price DR.. Bakers Injection, 81 20 per bottle
Price Male Injecting Syringe 81 cents Female Injec-
ting Syringe, so cents. -
Sent by express all parts of the country receipt
money and twenty-five cents additional to pay for
packing box and shipping. 3. ~" ~ - -
Sold at DR.. 4. EASTEKLY CO 3 Family Medicine
Store corner Third and Chestnut St. Louis, and No
SO Madison street, Chicago. ~; r~f' oct27dly
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21

This elegant, popular and infable preparation, SO
celebrated all large cities for the of Private
Diseases, offered to the afflicted and WARRANTED
to CURE of the Genital Organs of eithersex,
male female, IN few days. -s--
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC
Is the only and reliable remedy for the of Sper
matorrhea generally termed Seminal eakness, caused
by SefAbuse, excessive indulgence, which is now so
fearfuy prevalent in all parts of the country READER
have you Il tr. ...
PRIVATE DISEASE,
Or any disease of the Kidneys Bladder Sexual Organs?
Do not neglect Delay is dangerous Procure at
that celebrated and nfallible remedy,
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC, = IT =
Wkichhas cured thousands upon thousands, and saved
from the hands of meciless quacks, IL not from
premature grave. a.-- . i..e ~ ,r-s LIS -f.s
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC ..,
great healing, purifying and selfcurng remedy, re-
quiring medical aid advice as plain directions Tor
use accompany each bottle of the medicine 1t is
agreeable the ase and perfectly harmless to the con-
sitution viii eectuay the most virulent cases
private disease and restore the system to perfect
state OF health and purity.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21

The receipts of the Penusylva mia Railroad
Company, in round numbers, the current year,
are $4,000, 900 ahead of last year at the cor
responding time, and will reach at least Sls,-
900, 900 this year. ...-. ........
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nR. EASTERLY'S AMERICAN LINZ
~ MENT


win Cure Bruises sprans, Cuts, Wounds, rheumatism,
Contracted Tendons, Swelled Joints Pain Weak
ness the Back, and all Local or Seated Pain In the
System! ~ - t't.-'' '5.'' az
This is the best Lininent offered the public. Its
VOLATILE penetrating AMI healing properties dfuse them
very bones and give the sufferer instant
lief -.r mas A .-. .-r.... ..s . t. HFsC,tt
1t Is the most eilicacious Lnement ever invented
FOR HORSES AND ANIMALS.
j. will Strains Cuts. Bruises, iChafes, Calls,
Scratches, SPAWN Ringbone, or any Wound of Bone
Muscle. ,o. .... 80. % s1. ....-. ..a.,.ag.f
Such powerful curative properties combined in
DIR. EASTERLY'S AMERICAN LINIMENT so.
That 1t speedily cures the WORST WOUNDS, both on
MAN and BEAST after all other lninents and remedies
fal '.' . t''
D. sE-Price rs cents per bottle.
cE@ Sold at DR.. T.. EASTERLY'S Family Medicine
store corner Of Third and Chestnut Streets ST. Louis
and w Madison street, Chicago, Ills me. -.
Df. EaSterlyss Medicines are sold Mt
Wholesale ia this city by ss rt.j .,r'aJ
aet27ly DIR. j. u. UgMPltREYS- a. co
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-27
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE.
lLLITERATURE. SCIENCE AND ARTS

n IL
New Volume begins January 1866.
The EoLEoTC MAGAZINE is as its name indi.
Gates. a selection from other magazines and peri
odicals. These selections are carefully made
each month. from the entire range Of foreign
periodicals In this respect II is entirely unlike
other monthlies, and has no rival The follow
inc are some of the works from which selections
are made
Iondon Quarterly, Revue de Deux Mondes,
RIti.h Quarterly. London Society,
North Bitish Review. Bentley's Miscellany,
ponnlar Science Review .Coinhill Magazine,
saturday Review, Fraser's Magazine,
Leisure Hour. Tempe Dai,
Westminster Review, bamber's journal.
Dublin University Mag. Edinburgh Review.
Ar ,journal, London Natal Review,
I'VE nave also arranged TO secure choice selec-
tions from the French German, and other ton-
tinental Periodicals. trans lated especially i0r
the Eclectic. and IL is hoped that This new lea.
ture will add greatly TO the variety and value OF
the work.
MBELL lSH NJ ENT S:
Each number is embelished with one or more
Fine Steel Engraving portraits OF eminedt men
or iIlustrativ of important historical events.
Volumes commence in January and July OF
each year; subscriptions can commence win
any month.
Terms S. per year Single Numbers,
80 cents Fire Copies $50.
The Trade ClerRymen, Teachers and Clubs
supplied on favorable terms. Address.
", n. BfDwELL. Beekmsn st., N. Y.
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SQUIRE HUTCHINs' ESTATE.

SQUIRE HUTCHINS' ESTATE.
The subscribers, having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court for the District Of La
noble Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons a.
gainst the estate Squire qutchins lateof Norris
town in said District, deceased, represented in
solvent, the term of months from the Goth day
of Dec 1865, being allowed by said court to the
creditors of said deceased, TO exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us Give notice
that we will attend to the dnties of our appoint,
ment al the clearinghouse OF il. d. Richardson
Morristown, in said District on the third We'd
nesday of Jan and June next, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, ON each or said days.
L. PHELPS, Commits
l.. ADAMS, sioners.
Morristoyn Dec 20. 1863 6W3o
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-27
Auction Sale.

THE subscriber will sell at public auction at
| his former residence, on Thursday Jan 4th,
1866. at 10 o'clock A. M, the following prop.
erty to wit: one new twohorse traverse sled.
one new one horse traverse sled, one sleigh, two
harnesses, two cook stoves, one box stove. lot
of pipe, q lot of Eastwood lumber also. rs pairs
ladies' and mems cots and shoes of various
kinds. and lot OF household furniture. and
shoemaker's lasts and tools, Sale positive.
Terms made known on the day Of sale
b. F. PETTlNGILL.
A. DwINELL, Auctioneer.
Cady's Falls Dec. IL, 1865. 4w3
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II, AUAMS, J SIOne
Morristown, Dec. 20. 1865. . 6w3
ELROY r. REEDS ESTATE.

The subscribers having been appointed by the
honorable probate court tor the district OF La
noble, commissioners to receive. examine and
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate Of Elroy r.. Reed late Of
Wolcott, in said district, deceased. repre-
scented insolyent, aud the term of 6 months fror
the 10Th of Dec. 1865, being allowed by said
court to the creditors OF said deceased, to ex-
hibit and prove their respective claims before us
Give notice, that we will attend to the du.
ties of our appointment at the dwelling house Of
u. X. Andrus in Wolcott, in said district. on the
third Thursday of January and May next, at 8
o'clsck, In the forenoon. on each of said days.
ALGER JONES. lcam,o
ABEL. CARTER,
Wolcott, Dec 20, 1865. 6w3
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Notice..

THIS is to certify that have given my son
| George A. Briggs. his time during the re.
mander Of his minority. and shall claim none
OF his earnings nor pay any debts o. contracting
after this date. b. L. bh.u.rN.
JuDsos THOMPSON. Witness.
HYDE Park, Dec ls, 1905 5w3s
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dh ZOO PER YEAR We want agents
~ .DOO everywhere to sell our IMPROVED
$50 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. I'm
der and upper feed. Warranted five years.
Above salary or large commissions paid The
ONLY machines sold in the United States for less
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Wheeler Il Wilson, Grover Il Baker, Singer ~
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Spaulding's Exchange, Buffalo, N. Y. CYL
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1866.
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THE subscriber having sold his farm will cell
| the following articles at private sale. viz
new iron axetree OK cart,--W Griswold. maker,
| traverse sled, chains. whiflletrees. harrows,
churns tin pans. cream cans, work harnesses
&C., nc. also good pair 3.year old steers per
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