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1J The Arieats0n u every I.eFscn
engaged Ia making deeds de- y ~
rrctea Ia The aIserti<eneEt Mtisc A.
sssIant " - Assessor n tp-iAS a-
Ter. Tie penalty Ter each violation
III tie law may " two y-an nnTis-
and : iine 81 $50. one hail
III ill., raoney II 70 tothe lniorlneF
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Tie STATE Seniinci, ID copying the
dispatch vi the correspondent "a the
Cincinnati Commercial. relating 70
tie oufE1aes Il tie elecrIOn in hen
iucsy last Mcnlas. says wen that pa
Isl i ivTcel ~ deu0unce the fragrant
attempts to carry the election ~ tire
aid ii military power. MOI only ~ VI
olasion of tie Constitution AMI Laws
vi Kentucky but an acf 81 Lcngress
f0rbidding such Intervention. and pro
viding : penalty therefor But what
avail are Constitution aud laws when
there ! not sufficient powe r to enforce
their observance, Or toiniiici the pen
atty for violating them. Notwith-
sanding The Efforts 70 intsmidate and
prevent aiair expression 81 sgntisEent-
the people a Kentucky have ! gnaily
tnDmphed IL The election " a large
majority of Ccnserv afiye= % the next
Legislature III the election In Hem
tucky lad hcen fair and free, the vote
would have been Overwhelming in
ccndemnation 81 the military usnrpa-
tons and tyranny ~hich threaten -
choke what little rfers L lett Of > free
Government and Republican instiiu-
fions- But enough for tire present,
and without further comment, We
quote from Kepublican su-hcFity are
port Of The dssgEacetnl scenes which
occurred At fhe ate election in Ken
tucky- Saws the correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Commercial:
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5 /. WILSON.
PHYSICIAN = EOV,

AZ Is ready AZ 81 hours 10 attend and re-
spund - calls.
Par cul.F q ,snti0n viii BE given 70 Mid
GMss ,r Ihr Ea-sside af Nnrib Main -.
4 June 24'h IS65-y.
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L An ex- Rev ". A. Mapl.s vas
arre>ted Oh last TUESDAY ~ Sheriff
Naantel. Oh = warrant sent hina from
sAe Orange County Circuit CosIH.-
NAPLES j. indicted tur az assault and
battery with intsnt 20 cr'EsmII = ieio-
AMI also -cr grand larceny lie
catered inTo 4 ~TsrngnixzAnce tn 'he
sam ~ $1,000 Tor his appearance lie
was formerly Cha lain ~ the 4sIli
INDIANA volunteers
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WOODEN MILLS
OF
2EN ALBANY, IND.

- L IN anlr1 custom work - u-usi. IN
W. Jrkv~ MH rE asp PLAID FLsssEL~.
sSETs C.saut1ks. : IINE-fs. Bat
p y .l ~EfA4-. bLAAKEg- NAN STYLE Cow
rA-tr~ NTacsrNs Nam, ~ &c.
w r7n f,N deliver he Goods u from
fAN "a mr. weeks sifrr RECEIVING th~ ~uni.
Ne kfrg "a NJ Eh- % " q ,s1s ~ l,-nds
. xehspr- fpr Na.i. N r.AElrh We VIII 49,
a.A lAe strs Ai4t,ss Garksi rsire w Viii
az prir- -'-rnd sansg " w those Frqiesi-
ing - 81 muil w W. ~
> GEBHART & co.
Jai, - 1855 2m-
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AND
ESaraess Mandatory.

MlALiaA A. PREFER. respectfully
X d sr- to .f~ sitzeus VI Dubols. and
NJ ?. 0naay raauier. talt he has opened a
y op ~ North Nun street, ~ Jssper.
\ ", r- ~ r. prepared % ~ ell Kinds u work
M Snddirry hararss mskirr and buggy
tfiun4nz a ~tork ~ saddle- snd harness
kept constantly % hand Tor ssie rs low -
rhsy can BE- bought elsewhere. Repairing
zone promptly. He viii be thankful Tor .
snare Of public psironsge-
Jaiy .3t. 1868 n.
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10 Whom il Nay toncern.

10 ~ ~ ~ NAY NDnStf1a.
: sfe VI InclsnH- Dutas County go:
M urd~r-f1nsd HCpd rs-8est.af no.
H.. tpf persons interested s.ss nv Iir,e
VI nslriaE fhs Dahois Circmr Csnrf nas D.. "
rh.azei. ~ "a SCI ~ inr A. l~lristus-. hi ~
Juiy. aFd th1t II j. 10 81 neAd "a The 4h
Muddy " S4pisha Der, A. y 1865. AL
Witnesses snd Jurrrs 'hsr hsve brsn SUI
fosaird. IN sil N any rsu~r~, - ~flis y VT
Drirn&nts. " either hem. srr h~Eeby I'M
lgrmfc 81 the stOre-sid tsci. aud afe rel
quested % b. IN attendance al srid time
- viz On The fHh Monday vi SEPTEMBER,
ls65 ~ rof g.. - - rheir reril.
HENRYA HOLTHAUS, Clerk d. g C.
aug. Sin. lS654s-
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LADIES.
NE are making . siaEle mschine Which
w rpsnbines inc br-r srd chrape-' pr
'sbi- Wac snt CIDER Prr-- m. dfti ~
C.cthe- WnDgsr. sna mos, pos efiui Lfftas
jack in tie .orld Il T. The only : eSs
adapted ~ making Apple Champaign. witch
D. ms regsrd-d o. one " me moss .mper
t.ar discoveries 81 The sge good agent
3sntrr ~ every county, % = hnm we viii
IVA nut -uch lrduc- ents - 10 insure
<lCDO bet4re trr-fmss HE inst D =
nssm |. application rsvm shy county -hasl
have me exriusve srrncy- Full paricu-
Lars. terms. etc, BY Circulsr.
Address HALL. REED & CO,
No IS Liberty 81, y. Y.
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recruits j ssnt, sis ~ b. undrr n~rs.s',s
70 s~ucing = enlightenment asoss TIE A.
i.nne.
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Grn. Brscklnntg- i rfsc ID Lansor
"a ~ -sh. - ~ ~ ~ Pm. econpn
n.sc ~ serrrsl Cohf-csrar@ fi-.r-. shc, N
; suppcs-s. ~Ai ssin.sr~r u M-xsro.
IL G~rss AKKssGENEsr
H. ~sir1 thsi DR. Gwtn- srsn-snent
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here j. % dpus; Napoleon. fnly ~ ..ass-
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seems r4ers~-ry n sesar. M TIE rasts
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M the d~sri.pui-rl ~ M-xc-are- urr.s
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case ~ ~ r@f0ssi; ~ TO -urh e-is $50
suu.l Isks lhe mos' rIsisns-
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The wsri renowned author. in this sd-
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L-AA1sA-E l
"Th- mos, fssrsni ss,snpts xere MADE
here this nornin- to carry tie elseiicn b
aid 81 Ire military ro~ef. a il, % pro-
s~crip,e8 persons bad been zhds ont. b
some s~eif-eOnsliiuIst Commit Zee 81 Pubic
Safety sBd vac place. in IN hsn5s q :
military ef5ser- Every ous ~hcse name
appeared in il wsssr=stst, II be aPpesre1
near the polls Taere wss no sPPeai irem
tbe liss. and : ~akbgnesAO take The ter
osih Of Gossrnor Bp~sniersdsd ncf save lhe
perssrsbed- Private mssise y many eases,
vss u. only insrigsior Of The prcscripnon-
The following ~,eie-raphie CORES Pcrc-
suee. betsess The Shertf - this county
and Gsseracr Brsnlelre. sn0xs rhe .iIus
ti0B:
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-LExISgTr1 =. August !. l-h9.
To Governor ]. Z. Rr.nerr<. Frnkicrt.
Ky.
"A uihlsry force occupsss both voting
places 81 IBIS city, srd hase ARRESTED ,hrrr
nss. 0ns icr voting, and to fcr beng in
shs Ccsrt-house. inrsnrirgi % wi. There
upon, tbe ofheers cfth= sIsetipn 10 cn- pre-
eibct ceciinsc % - % saA ~ e~i-esior
under military i.e,ation. The shrrS =
enc preelnri MAS ARRESTED. md Lkea ~
hes5srsr'ers. whiis in fks tsrtarge ~ H.
tstrs- TIE citizens standing ID frup' u
re polls. arc rncissts - ihe soldiers tho.e
.hc are ret entitled ~ ra.e. and III such .
prinssd orisre not aIioHslto present rh+n-
selves "a IT. Inegss. Vast shall al.
! Frsd-- ". W D.r1os.
Sheriff. FsysFte Comfy.
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To W VI. Dnrtsn.
.TIle tfrers II sisrricn- shcul6 t. e.
iirsly Tree 'rcE ny rainprs eissatioa II
nen.ee- The military hss 70 rigif 70 H.
terier~ unisss ~hsn cssisd sPcn y =uprcFs
rhe surhcriy and i~seAzi0s & shs sairsss NJ
el-eii0n- AIRY ssiesnpt 40 crntroIit . sciisr
Of ne cfEcsn of s'teaion. ~ me niliF1ry,i =
- uoisIion % is~, snd runn.hsbIe ~ H.
lsus 81 fhe Stale, srd BY lihe sel .f Coz
grsss- Nirh NE sFrssr OF .ndiridss1.
neither she ohcers q eiecli3n nor. myself.
have sngthHng 20 D..
Xhsg abe C0ns'iluiion snd isxs Of Ken
tsssy ~ do~n % he rue f0r slscEicn. j.
the o1ly mis % be cb-eurd- II prevented
rron obssrvirg rhe.s rules. | ~ous not pro-
cssd wisk the eieciion- II shouh o. frss
and according 10 Iss. o. ns 81 I'll.
lSsnstl # =. BEAsLErTE-
aGcrrrncr az Kentucky.
"rhe inaiserest zeal cf.the snesdnert
7sry hiss skess,sd many Of It- best friend.
sBs irfseied . wsierIco defeat upon tie
cause % freecnm 10 K-n,urky. IRON ~hieh
no speedy recovery msy Be expected- Tk.
conservative ticket hss csried every Thing
y this rszior. ne'.lihsssrding The polls in
some Of their strungesr prstinss rhere cleo
"a sees1ss sh- Jssge refused 70 qusIisyg ~
der military dietstion- Rankin viii ss.r
FT ~ y least 400 rn.jsfisy- The Con-
ssrva'isss siii have : large usisrAy 10 he
next Legislaturs.n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-13
THE AGED STRANGER.
ny srRAws

ny sTRAws
IL vac with grk1t the stranger said.
said the farmer, " Say no more;
Bat rest thee Mere At my cottage porch,
For thy feet are weary and sore"
81 was with Grant "--the stranger said,
Said the iarrer,-" Nay,--no mtre
fprithee sit at my frugal board.
And eat Of my humble store"
The stranger hsest Of his pork and beans
The farmer kept urging, " have more"
farmer he was OF abundant means
And no soldier was turned from his door
Tears rolled down the farmers brown cheek
At he saw this old veteran true
RnJoying himself at his humble board
And clothed In the army blue.
" How fares my boy, my soldier boy,
OF the cid Ninth Army Corpsi
warrant he bore him CALAMITY
In the smoke and the battles roar.
"I know him not" said the aged man;
"Aud, as remarked before,
wa, with Grant, MAY, nny-I know"
Said the farmer say no more.
"Hs fell In battle, 1 see, slasl
Thoud'st smooth the tidings DER.
Nay; speak the truth whatever 1t be,
Though II rend my bosom's core.
CHOW fell he with his face to the foe,
UNFOLDING the Gag thst he borei
Oh say not that my boy disgraeed
The uniform that be wore p
al cannot tell" said thezged man,
I" Ard should have remarked before,
That 1 vas tanning hides for Gen. Grant
Some three years bcfors the war.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-13

Principal Office and Laboratory at the N r. corner Of
Sixth and Commerce Streets, Philadelphia. where all
letters for advice or business should be directed.
He will be found there every Saturday, professionally
to examine lungs with the Resprome,sr for which his
fee is three dollars. All advice free.
In New York, at No. 80 Bond Street, every Tuesday,
from 9 A. NJ to 3 p NJ.
At the Marlboro Hotel, Boston, January is and 10,
February IS and l6. March Is and 10, April 10 and 90
May II and is, June IA and Is, July 10 and 20.
The time for my being in Baltimore and Pittsburgh
will be seen in the daily papers Of those cities.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-13
THE HISTORY OF DIR sCRENCK's OWN
CASE AND HOW HE WAS
CURED OF CONSUMPTION


Many years ago. whilst residing in Phiadelphs, had
progressed gradually into the last stage Of Pulmonary
Consumption. All hopes Of my recovery being disspa-
ted, was advised BY my physician, DR.. Parrish TO
into the country. Morristown, New Jer,ey.
being nv native place was removed ,hi,hsr NJ, f.tbs,
and all his family had lived .no died ,hereand died o.,
pulmonary oonsumptiou. On nv arrival wa, nut 10
he'd where Law for many weeks in what wa. deemed
homeless condition DR. Thornton who had been nv
f.hers family ohysician and had attended him IN his
last illness wss called to see me- He thought my case
entirely beyond the reach Of medicine and decided that
must die, and gave me one week to arrange my tempo
raj affair, in In this aunarenty homeless condition
heard Of the remedies which now make and sell 1,
seemed 10 me that could feel them working their wsy
and penetrating every nerve fibre and tissue Of nv avs.
TEN.
Nv lungs and liver put on new action and the NOR
hid matter which had for wear. accumulated and irrta,ed
the different organs Of the body was eliminated the m
bereles on nv lungs ripened and erpeo,orated from
nv lungs a, much as pint Of yellow offensive matter
every morning As this expeetoraton Of matter subsi
ded the fever abated 1.-The pain left me- the cough ceased
to ha.ss me. and the eshausting nightsweas were no
longer known and had refreshing sleep to which had
long been ,rapoer Nv appetite now began to return
and at times found ii difficult To restrain myself from
eating too much with this return Of health gained in
strength and now am esbv am now A healthy man
with large healed eieatriH in the middle lobe Of the
RICH, lung and the lower lobe hepaized with complete
adhesion OF the pieura The LEFT lung is sound and the
upper lobe Of the right one Is In tosraby healthy con-
diton.
Consumption at that time was thought TO be an in
~u'ao'e disease pr every one pnyso'ans As wen 'n0'e
VIM were un'ea'h'u III Neu.v'n' 'P'.'""y sa'a Ease,
rs were 'sou0'u 70 'ne 'O"ui'on i"'' '"puoe,
many people to believe my recovery only temporary
no" prepared anu gave Tue Heui'n's =" 0oh'unpu'e'
for time and made many wonderful cures and the
demand Increased so rapidly that determined to offer
them to the public and devote my undivided attention
70 lung diseases In TRUTH to forced to IT, for
people would send for me far and near to ascertain
whether their cases were like mine.
For many years, in conjunction with my principal
Office in Pbiladelpbia have been making regular uro
,...on.i ,i.i,. 80 No.. VII po.,on R,,,,o,o,. "a
esso"A '''''' " 4s" i0'A' DO''on' DA'u"'o's' anu
Pittsourg
For several years past have made az many as i've hun
bred examinations weekly, with the Respirometer For
snch mi charge ia th,es doll.,. and n an
-. ~ :. =. - 49,. a. 49,. - s',, :, a.
aoifa ihe W give each P1hehb true VI
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A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
r.. H. II ID ID Y.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.


Late Agent of u $. Patent 0fes, Warrington, (under
the Act Of 1881
70 STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KILBY STREET
BosToN. MAssAoHUsETrs.
APTER extensive practise Of upwards Of twenty
years, continues 10 Patents In the United States
also Great Britain France and other foreign countries
Caveats, Specifications Bonds, Assignments and all Pa
pers Drawings for Patents executed liberal terms
and with despatch Researches made into American
Foreign worEs, TO determine the validity utility Of
Patents nvendons-and legal other advice render
ed in all matters touching the Copies Of the
claims Of any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency lie not only the largest in New England,
but through It inventors have advantages for securing
Patents Of ascerainng the patentability Of Inventions
unsurpassed by, II UNNECESSARILY superior TO, any
which be offered them elsewhere. The Testimonials
below given prove that none s successful al the
Patent Office than the subscriber and Is The
best proof Of advantages and ability he would add that he
has abundant to believe and prove that at
other office Of the kind the charges for professional
services moderate The immense practice Of the sub
scrbe during twenty years past has enabled him
emulate collection Of specifications and official
decisions relative to patents.
These besides his extensive library Of legal aud
chanical works. and full Of patents granted in
the United States aud Europe render him able beyond
question: offer superior facilities for obtaning Patents
An necessity Of journey TO Washington, to procure
patent and the usual great delay there here saved
inventors.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-13
FoRrREss MosRoE, Oct. o.

fOH4hhcc NoFhohs W.. "
The steamship Daniel Webster, from New
Orleans 22d ult., for New York, has put in
here. She reports landing some prisoners
at the Dry Tortugas. and that DR.. Mudd
made IN attempt to escape. He was found
secretcd in the coal bunker of the steamer
Thomas Scott. and was put to hard labor
wheeling sand. The Quartsrmaster Of the
Scott WAS arrested for having aided Mudd in
his EFFORT TO escape.
HARTFoRD. Conn, Oct. 8.
Every county in the state votes " No" on
the constitutional amendment question except
Windhsm, which gives about 659 majority
In favor Of II. Hartford county gives 100
majority against, New Heaven 1000. New
London 600, Fairfield about 1900, Tolland
400. Litchfeld about 500. Middlesex about
500. The majority sgsinst il in the state Ia
not less than 5000 The result is largely
owing to the conservative Republicans,
FoRTREss MONROE. Oct. s.
The government sale Of 100 horses and
100 mules took place here to-day. The pro-
perty sold at very high prices. Gen. Shepley
WAS at Northfolk yesterday. tl eQ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-13

Late Commissioner OF Patents
'Mr. r. II. Eddy has made for me THfRTBEH appli.
cations all but OF which patents have been grant
ed and that is now pending Such unmistakable proof
Of great talent and ability his part leads
patents they may be Of having the faithful
attention bestowed cases. and very reasonable
charges" JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months the subscriber, in Of his
large practice. made toice rejected applications
SIXTEEN APPEALS EVERY ONE Of which decided
inhis favor, by the Commissioner Of Patents.
X H. EDDY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-13

1t Is reported that Alexander H. Stephens.
late Vice President Of the Confederacy, is in
favor Of equal suffrage-he would allow ne
groes to vote who are qualified by the educa-
tionsl test. II would be good thing to send
him q q missiorAry to Connecticut. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-13

GUPER OR DRAIN TILE,
OMsde OF the celebrated strong tena .ious clay of
Woodbridge, N J burned with intense heat aver IN.
Fire Brick 10 Fire btckkRs. aud sold At moderate pu
ces as the ella, pssi be removed from over valuable
beds Of the best white Ware and Fire Brick clay Alec
double glazed Stone Ware Pipe, win collars for king
wAteright Pipe conduit pure water free from rust
ard poison Stove Innings and fire brick, &C. &c Of
best quality eDipped by railroad wAt.r dTeot from
Factory, on Ship annel Of karit river ~ miles from
New York City
- oaossMAN Beos 4 co, Woodbridge, N J.
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&c G5iOiWlORsRHGA AND SYPHILIS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI.
GATE HEALTH

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELL
CATE HEALTH.
DIR. DOW Physician md surgeon. Nos and En-
dicott street Boston is consulted daily FOR all diseases
incident 10 the female system. ProApsus Uteri, Fall
illogical principles aud speedy relief In afew
days SO invariably certain is the mooe If
ment that the most obstinate complaints yield under it,
and the afflicted person reoices in perfect health
DIR. Dow has no do bt bad greater experience in the
OF diseases of women and children than any other
PIN stefan IN Boston. and has sin S45, confined his
whole attention to the Of private diseases and fe
male complaints ItI .|f
N. All letters must contain four red stamps they
will not be answered. Office hours from A. NJ. to z.
Nj.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-13

DATENT OFFICEs.-Inyentors who
l. wish take Letters Patent advised to coun-
sel with Messrs Mum Co. editors Of the Scientific
American who have prosecuted claims eeore the Patent
Office Tor nearly 20 ysArs Their American and kuro-
peAn patent agency the most extensive In the world
pamphlet, aining full instruction In ventors
ssnt srans Address MUM Co., No. 81 PARK Row
New York.
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NO NORTHUMBERLAND with

ID HEUMATlsM.--I have suffered terribly
nlwih this disease for TWhN1Y YEARS, and have
at last fund perfejt NEEDY, valuable than silver
god those suffer ny with this disease will fur
mich all who will call send two dollars (32
IL will remove the most severe pain Ia hours ~hoat
the leas injury the constitution Liberal dlscount to
agents am no desle, In quAek medicines. but feel il
my duty TO let this medicine be known
WALTER BRt ENT, Furnace 4 Stove Dealer,
q rs School street Boston, Mass
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ma THE AMERICAN HOUSE,


To all Wanting Farms. Large and thriving settle
ment mild and healhfa climate, 80 miles south VI Phil
scephia by railroad Aich SOL, producing large crops
which nov be seen gr wing. Ten. twenty and hfJ
acre lots, al from S25 to SS5 per acre payable within
four years. Good business openings for manufactures
and Others Churches, schools, and good society II lie
now the most improving place East and West, Hun
dreds are settling and building The beauty with which
the place ia laid out s unsurpassed. Letters answered
PsperA giving full information will be free Address
CHARLES X. lands, P,neIard p. o., LGndiS to'On-
ship M.
Prom report Of Scion Robinson, Agricultural Rdtor
OF the Tribune It's one Of the most extensive fertile
tracts, in almost level position, add suitable condition
for pleassn farming that know Of this side Of the
West, m pfAifes."
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
CHANGES MADE
Those who need the services Of experienced physi-
clan surgeon in all difficult and chronic diseases o
every pame and nature should give him call
p. DIR. Dow imports aud has for sale article
called the French Secret Order by mail Two for 81
and red stamp. 67;08
May l, 1865.
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81 regard Mr., EDDY as one Of the most capable and
tuceesstH practitioners, with whom have had official
intercourse"
CHARLES MASON
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Boston & Afm l1ork advertisements.
SlNaER's LETTER "a" FAMILY

CINGER'S LETTER "a" FAMILY
~ SEWING MACHINE.
This SPLENDID MACHINE combines all the good
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with many nes and valuable improvements 1t 10 swift,
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extremes, In beautiful and substantial manner. Il
hens, fels cords braids, tucks, gathers, stitches, So
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fully invite ali those IN want Of superior Family Sew
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and full instruc Ions given bv competent and courteous
attendants. Send for pamphlet. The Singer Manufac-
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way, new work,
Henry Barnes agent at Montpelier, Vt