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KEROSENE OIL.
POWERS L STORY.
DEALERS N
PidHOS, C0biHeT Organs,
AND MELODEONS.

BURLINGTON. VFRyoNT
I'VE keep constantly on hand, a I,r,-e asso-,-
W ment or the above instruments from mil,
.oI c.orles a. We sH0ir 70 make the best
LOT We warrant every instrument we sell f,r nv
YEARS ana u II does not suit the purchaser in 81
err respect, he u at liberty % exchange n
The United Co.'S Pianos, made hr a Sfo~t a.,
torsineh am Norkinen from the best manufactures
ln NeN ORR, we make our LEADING fnsfrurn.,,ts
The manufacturers, by doing their own IaI,,r -
etch man nelus personally Interested are enahleJ
% make hrst class instrument AZ a les r,rf-. 49,
any other establishment. Many Of our best ,npsi-
ian, ~ ana o,ners, have purchased them Anon
Prof s Moor {. Moore Burlington.
Edward Lyman
Col. r; q. Stone, Plattsburgh. NY
M Nhitesides Champaign
John Rodgers, Black Brook %
Mrs. Or. Noodard, Brandon
DIR. Drew. Waterbury
We are also agents for
Duhham' >teinway ~ Sons, HazeIto
Bros. Emerson. Woodward A
Brown.
auu otheIs- All instruments we sell At uauufae
tHrers prices, setting them up and keepin,- ter,
IN tune for one year, free Of expense $50 I's
amos We take IN exchange for new thereby bav
M a stock constantly on hand and for ale
~ ne are also sole agents for MASON A UhAfI.TN,S
s SAhlNEI VisuANS whose superiority over All
Instruments Of the Mel0deon class a.. ~, III
known to dwell upon. Samples AWAY 10 he ser
at our warerooms. ~ - 9SeH
Beware q agents travelling the eountr,- Will, 70
res lnl4lty, selling Instruments In nine GO
OUT oi zen you VIII get cheated If you purcbase of
Music St re, before purchasing. and see wbs, 70
DO Tor YOU. ~ "Ha' VIC
AZ POWERS. HI sropv
Burlington. Aug p 1864 a.
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COUNTERFEIT ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
treasury NoTEs. 4 new and dangerous
counterfeit is now afoat It's an exact fac
siDiie of the 500 treasury notes issued nm
der the act OF February, 1862, and is SO well
executed that good judges might be deceived
by It. Upon close examination, however,
the fraud may De easily detected. The spu-
rious note is smaller then the genuine one.
and the cOloring on the back is paler and less
distinct than on the genuine bill The
words "one hundred dollars" on the right
hand side of the counterfeit are smaller than
on the genuine note, and the lettering
around the margin isalso different.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IsoSERs OF WAR. THE WIZ.

PRISONERS OF WAR. THE WIS
widowed Mother Of any Prisoner Of War, "a.
paid the amount due their husband or son uponta.
production Of evidence Of relationship, ard ~,
letter showing the soldier 70 10 living. Ap,i-..
tion may be made by letter.
Also, Pensions, Bounties, Back Pay. Prz- Mn
ard all claims against the Government sIesti.y
procured and promptly RENTED.
L. BROWN g Co..
Bankers and Military ami
Naval Collecting Odc-
, Park Plsce. Ss'v rnrt
g..
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FfsrrLA LADHRYHALis.-A wonderful cure I4-
li.-r4 ~ IT. ID. T. VA.s having come under our
notice. we feel fhe --rateste-t crf fence I rt-r--
ilel'l4r- as superior treatment O. such as Hss- Ii.
Ai..cte4 With diseases uf tile eve. I1is cure ult-
p. l'rtne- t'te- fle case bad been pronounced hv
ueut ply --.an- .ncurah.e, and the eve ENTIRELY.
destroy cl- ana ale -e-palrcl of Tie eve Is a.
we'll healthy ana brilliant ever. and NJ one can
discern the lnrreue-- To Is really wonderful -ure
ami would grace any Ol -ur medical records
Success O. lr OAKS and his superior treatment
which is entirely new
Utica. Man -lst l-fI.
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PATRIOTISM or The PEorLE.-A friend
writing to US from Philadelphia says saw
this afternoon many, very many working
men and women in their working clothes,
bring IN to Jay Cookies Office their little
savings of $50 andS 100, and buy theS50 and
800 7-30 bonds. Don't let any body here
after talk to me about the permsnency of
the government tn whose permanency the
working classes are depositors Unsuitable
and eternal is the state which is in debt to
those of its citizens who depend upon their
daily labor for their daily bread.-N. Y.
Tribune
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The SEARCH FOR CoIToN AT SAVANNAH
The Savannah correspondent of the New
York Commercial Advertiser, writes
Already about $4,000 bales Of cotton have
been seized by the military authorities, and iai-
ly large quantities are being discovered. The
greater portion Of that seized has been found on
the wharyes and m the cotton presses ia the
lower part Of the city. From that point the
cotton gatherers have searched every building
in the streets running parallel with that on the
river, and as yet have not passed. half through
the city. Cotton is found secretel IN bedrooms.
cellars, garrets, outhouses and everywhere that
a secure place could be found.
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Urea, August e. S5f
uEAR SIR Permit me, very respectfully d lre-
sent you with this certificate A. 8 token IN v0u-
E1nderful SSH a. physician, and o.: your teport-
inent a. gentleman.
For more than seven years have been afflicted
nth sies ness Of a nature peculiar % females *
cept that Wa hetridden for over two wear, and
unable @ move without assistance. I have had nine
dihesent physicians in the last two years none ~
whom could help ne Indeed, o. use theirovp words
they were completely puEzi "a with ny case. ami
that all the medicine IN the world could not restore
ne uor even help me- AMER much reflection.
consented O. try your treatment / had heard Won
20 highly spoken Of by those whom You lad r1red
soon realized the truth for myself that vour sune
nor sAlll was beneficial, and that YOUR treatment
helped me 10 less than two weeks IN four months
was - much improved that even ny friends Eere
astonlshed / continue % improve, and can nov
cheeriully add this, ms mite with hundreds ~ 9TH
ers whose lives you have saved and rendered happv
May tod bless on, Or. Oaks in your enp0blin,
and benehcient mission % suffering humanity i
shall always be happy % reply 20 any who nav re-
Ter 70 me a. 20 your capabilities and SSH
am, dear sir
Yours respectfully,
=. Mrs. VI 2 GREY.
NO g. Whitesboro Street, Utica. y. Y.
For references see circulars TO no had Al his -o,.
o;toe hours from A II. until P n
''nt. = 4.
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SonNANBUMsN.-The Philadelphia papers
notice two cases Of somnambulism. In one
instance man walked out Of a third story
window, and received injuries likely to prove
fatal The other case is that Of female
whom a policeman found walking in the
street in her night dress. Without arousing
the walking sleeper be ascertained that she
lived in the vicinity, and with degree of
good Judgment that does him the creates
credit be conducted her TO the door Of her
residence, reused the family, and caused her
to be laid in her bed, without even awaking
her.
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]. Samuel Steere. uf Fly Greek. Otse.- C.rrt.
Go hereby certify that have been totally blind fr
foErT YEARS, aud have been under the trea tlnert
~ the most experienced Oculists and surgeons u
NeN 1rs, Wl. have pronounced ms case IucurlshIe
have been under DR.. II. \. Oaks treatment %
seven seeks have seen him but three times. and
Tor the nrst time to-day these many years Wa en-
olel Z. discover objects clearly twenty rls distant
can also see O. read bis name on his window shades
which have done ia the presence % witnesses m M
excessive del -ht 40 returning vision. When irst
saN the Doctor, Wa completely Frustrated Ia
bodily health. he has completely restored me ana
J am very happy o. Say hat I feel fully tweutv
years younger avn nearly I'D years ODD
SAMUEL STEERE
Utica, September 9th. 1852
NirSEssES-J A. kidney and Or. Calvin K.unes
Frankfort, Hsrs.llcr COUNTY
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CouSTY CoxEIsIoSER.-Tbs County Con-
vention last week renominsted Hon. E. d.
Mason for County Commissioner, to be voted
for on the 7th of March next.
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EpILEPTIC FITS CAN BIZ CURED.

EPILEPTIC FITS CAN By CT RED.
DR.. LOcEROw having become emineLtly surscs--
full il curing this terrible Inalady, invites all sim.
la-ly afflicted 20 call send for circulars Of refer
ences and testimonials Of numerous cures Of from
one to twenty -four years standing lie devotes BIS
attention especially TO diseases Of the Cer-i7l-
Spinal Axis. or Nervous system, and soli,ts il-
vestigation Of his claim to public confidence
He may be consulted at his Privas- residence
No. I4I West 42d street. daily from 90 A. ". until
P. NJ, except saturday and sunday. Address a.
letters n DR. v B. LOCKROW,
Care ofP. q Box SIG, New fora-
Bsc-Ie dNwlm.
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Leave Burlington AZ f.I5 A. VI, 1910 p. NJ. $40
r NJ, and 500 r. NJ
Day Express leaves Boston 50 3 0l A NJ. via
Lowell, t1r Burl ngtln, Montreal. Ogtenshure.
Chicago and the West, making close connections.
Mail Train leaves Boston A. -.3U A. NJ via Lowe
Lawrence, " Fitchburg, for Burlington and ST Al
bans.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified az IU.s
A. NJ. Burlington. at I2-3U P. 81. for Rouse's P0-.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls az il.n0 P. n
receiving passengers from Vermont valley r =
leaving New fork, az IRIS P. N, and from Cheshire
r. R. leaving Boston az Sis p N. connecting 40
White River Junction with train leaving Boston g.
500 P. NJ, for Burlington, R0uses Point M1nr-e8.
and Ogdensturs. The Mail Trains connect E.-l
Passumpsic Road.
Sleeping cars are attached % both the Nigh. Er
press trains running between -. Alhaus and
Boston, and St Adams and Springfield.
through Tickets for Chicago and the Weston sale
az the principal stations.
e. MERRILL, SUPP.
St Alhaus Feb l3 lSf7
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WHISKY srrooINo.-The Lyndon Nr-
mont Union says

mont UHl0H says
''On Friday last, two respectable looking men
Of Windsor, came from the north into our VII
lage, with two loads Of oats and grass seed
There was nothing singular in that But they
had not fairly got unhitched AZ Darlin-s Hotel.
before one K. " Kimball, Custom House officer
at Barton, appeared with pitchforA in hand and
began to stab the bags That ,ras singular, ami
impressed the people Of our quiet vlllage with
the idea that the life and times Of Don Quxotte
were suddenly resurrected. 4 few violent sts,hs
into the bags and the enragei officer '.struck
lie. Encouraged by this, he removed the bags,
explored theh contents. and in the operation
raised such an odor Of Canada whiskey, that
the good judges Of that article collected in large
numbers, and their virtuous Indignation. AZ the
violation Of the custom laws beng fully aroused
they generously offered their services in dispos-
ing Of the contraband article. Much to their
disappointment the officer refused all proders Of
assistance. and loading the whiskey (sixiy old
gallons) into his sleigh. drove to Barton. Re
turning the next day, he settled up with the
Windsor gentlemen in the following manner -
They gave the officer their receipts Cor four hor-
ses with harnesses, two slels, aqusntIty Of bags,
&c Said property to be returned TO the officer
or the money for il. in case the court after tri-
al, should so order. The men claimed to have
bought the whisky this side OF the line and in
good faith. They seemed TO feel badly, but
whether it WAS for being suspected Of violating
the law, CT for losing the whisky, we did not
learn"
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CERTIFICATES and REFERENCES

GER TIFIC9TES and REFER E.N-CES
MILFORD, OrsEGO Co, Y. Y, May sth, I76i
This Is % certify that / have been sick with
Catarrhal Bronchitis Tor YEAR. Last March /
vas induced % try Or. Oaks treatment which re-
lieyed me IN ten minutes. ] used % cough halfthe
night, and raise on an average a much a. a lar-e
tea cup full % yiscid phlegn- Ny sleep very
much disturbed, that would aWa-e With burning
FEVER and Precipitation. After using the Doctor.
medicine one month gained 10 flesh ID pounds AZ
the end q two mouths ] weighed ~ pound. more
than IN March previous. sly cough left me 10 two
weeks. The night sweats ceased in . ~ 3 uishts.-
iy fever iet NE. NJ appetite ard sleep returned
and can truly say that fhave been A. 10 we're raised
from the dead o. newne-s o. lie, anu this with but
one months treatment.
FRANCIS ROWLAND
JOHN ". Smith.
For references cheerlully refer 70
DOOR RUSSELL, Bank Coopcrstuwu
JOHN +. SCOTT.
6EO. X WORTHTNGTON
. 1orthin-tou Bank.
CHAS ". SMITH. Otsego Bank.
hereby certify o. the veracitv II the above
BETSY SMITH, Milford, Otss-0 Coz
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With regard to ending the reciprocity
treaty, the notice cannot be given ,in tie
latter part Of March, and Lord Palmerston
added
"But l wish 10 entreat the House to abstain at
present from discussions which can tend 20 no
good (hear, hear), not to assume gratuitouslv
the existence Of hostile feelings (cheers) which
trust, Notwithstanding the language which may
be used by individuals or the paragraphs We
may see in newspapers, do no; animate the real
population Of the United States (Cheers.) At
all events let Us not assume Il. tHelr, hear.)
1t viii be time enouFh TO deal with the matter
when it takes a practical form, but at present
let US abstain FROM any discussion which would
tend to precipitate opinions anu 10 excite teel-
ings which il is the interest Of the two countries
to put aside. Loud cheers)''
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NERVE INVIGORATOR.
CAUTION

- T13usauas " D1iIrs are paid O. sWinGlu.
uuarks daily, Jrti-s is Jr1rss than ftro array. TL.
comes from trusting 70 the deceptive advertise
ments 81 men calling themselves Doctor whose
ogfg recommendation is tt4f they say Of t1suis..s
q Advertising ply sicians, 10 nine cases cut Of
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them X Dr. Mattisol j. an educated physician
uf over tseuty wears experience, ten in gensral
gr4.ff.t until compelled ~ I'D health . adopt an
a.f practice treating all accidents resulting from
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New Publications.

BLscEwooD's EDNBUEcH MAGAZINE. -
Contents of january number: Tony Butler,
\ visit to the cities and camps Of the Con-
iedcrate State., lsJ34 Part II-Italian
Portraits Cornelius O'Dowi upon Men and
Women. and other things IN general. Part
NIl-Liie in an Island Day and Night ;
The Man and the monkey Nile Basins and
Nile Explorers The European Situation.
WEsTvNsTER REVIEW.
Contents Of January number Ts1nc's His
tory of English Literature; The Science Of
Language Hamlet; The Intellectual Deyel-
opement of Europe; Peace in Poland Cir
cumstantial Evidence: e. Whatever is, Is
Right, Railway Reform Contemporary
Literature.
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Westminster, North B.Itlsh-and of Black
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GoDEY's LADT's Book, for March.
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Patterns in great variety. and some of -ingu-
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CHEROK NEE PILLS
Sugar Coated.
FEMALE REGULATOR,
HEALTH PRESERVER

CERTiI-N IND S-fFE-
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Thescure 0r oaviate those numerous diseases ttst
spr.a- from IRE -ularity itself
They cure suppressed. Excessive lut Fl-a.
Mcns,ruatiou.
They cure Green Sickness tChloros.sI.
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affect. u-. .a.
ia the bacs and lower arts Of the body, Hesr.---.
Fatigue on sIi ght 5xertion Paiuitltion Heart.
L0Tness % spirits, Hys-eria. SEX Tie e. u.t-
diness etc, etc. In a wori, De- remov be .--
regularity, they remove the cause ami ALL
the effects that spring from IT,
Composed q simple vegetable extracts. f.ar -.r-
tain nothing deieterinus o. any sUl-- tl-.. 70
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Feb. ID
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VERMONT CENTRALAND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing february 9TH. lS6I.

4hAAfN T''4fH - n Nf- H-t@A
s0H p NJ
Mail Train leaves 81. A.hau., CTS A. 81 Bar
liugton 700 4. NJ, connecting 40 White River June
tiOn and Bellows Fails with trains for Boston. Wor
cester, Springfield and New IOr-. arriving az New
York at lJ.l7 p. "
Day Express leaves OzIeushur-u 40 son A. ~.
Montreal az 800 A. NJ, Rouses Point az 1850 A. VI.
for S. JOHNS AZ s3JA-M. for Boston, Troy and New
York.
n ght Express leaves UEirn-hurzl 40 o. 7I A. VI.
Montreal g. Is 81, Rouse's Point g. m ST Johns
at 40 p. NJ, arriving az Boston At 1 A. NJ con
Meeting az Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester and with Vermont VALLEY
Railroad for Springfield, &c. and arriving In New
York az 1871 Q NJ
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FRESH SUPPLIES.

SuBSTANTIALs, SOLIDS, COMFORTS all in ,h.
ysv ~ % "prH shee'iIss and Shrtin.;s White and
oo,tn, DENNIS, Crashes, satinets shirting Wan
neIs' trey csssimer-s Fancy Doest ins. Re- pIs.,
Asis' 1ents shirts and Drawers. &c, &c, &c.
Ia, t. az LysAN's.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or MAR

APHYSIOLOGICALy VIEW or MAR
rage Containing nearly 800 pages. aud I'D d1s
Plates and Engravinas Of the ANATOMY Of the H--
man Organs in a state Of Health and Disease, with
a Treatise on EARLY Errors, its Deploranle Co1se
quences upon the sind and Body, with the Au-
thor Plan Of Treatment-the only rational sur
successful mode Of cure a. shown by the report ..
cases treated. A truthful adviser 20 the marrie..
and those contemplating marriage, who entertain
dopbts Of their ply steal condition Sent free Of
postage to any address. on receipt Of - cents, 10
stamps or postal currency, by ADDRESSING Dr. Ia
GROIN, No. % Maiden Lane. Albany, y. Y
The author may be consulted upon any of Oh
diseases upon which his book treats either persona
ly or by Hs and medicines sent 90 any part Of the
world.
Dec. H.. tGwjU
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The SuEz CANAL. Mr. Ferdinand de Les
>eps gives public notice that his projected
ship Canal, uniting the Red Sea with the
Mediterranean, was so far completed in 1854
that .. daily boat has been run from Port
said to Suez since the lst OF last month";
large bark, towed by steamer, and convey
ing twenty to thirty passengers, having pass
ed from sea 20 sea within twenty-four hours.
As vet, the depth of water would seem to
be but four or five feet, with width Of thir-
ty to forty but it is confidently calculated
that the Canal will be prepared for effective
transportation by April, when six steam-tugs
are to be ready for service upon it
This Canal Is 90 miles long, and to have,
when completed. a minimum depth Of 20
feet, with a width Of $50 feet at the surface
Ii was commenced in 1859 by private
company, on subscribed capital OF $40
600 900 We infer that VI de Lesseps
does not expect to complete it Immediately,
but to deepen it by degrees without inter-
fering with Its use. \ British railroad, ODD
miles long, passing from Alexandria through
Cairo to Suez, has for some years afforded
expeditions transit between the two seas.
The SueZ Canal has been favored by the
French Government, but has. for some not
very obvious reason. encountered the Jealous
hostility Of England. 1t would naturally be
presumed that the European nation whose
possessions and whose commerce IN the far
east much exceed those of all errivals would
welcome and support every enterprise where
by India. China and Japan are rendered
more cheaply and readily Accessibility. !.
Tribune
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\ Has SToET.-A gentleman by the name
of p, living in Maiden. Mass. havin.
business IN Court square, Boston took his
horse and buggy and wife. and started about
seven O'Clock Friday evening for Boston
When be arrived at the place where boz was
to stop, bic friends came out with "a light.
and seeing something 900 the Te-ch of ,hc
buggy. asked him what It WIS. he looked.
and saw tiat DC was one Of bis best hens
she had ridden all the way from Maiden.
and held 900 the perch over very rough
road. Hi- friends told nam thar the hen
WIS not alive, but spiritual hen. bus be
COX the hen Of tne perca anu gave her O.
biz wife, when bidiy began t. cack.e, and
his friends bad 10 Civ, it up