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eis, We bo Bt.,cl eeuIr'ss " s-nto DO.
ningv Giy "ou,. NO. I.f, e.!gIy eaITeAt Va.
= .l.Jt VI tas Nc~ as So . express la puohc
sAuer 80 .s.p anu g. .lu srhLIuls ie,t uy all
the ,oi1 ei Au"ti- AUs Al t.l country to Ihe Aul,-
r,sl b'p'v tety ~ ~ Gmyiy .ouAnons VI .ns
tip,u On ~ our day " nee. b. an a'.,Itn "A 10
lEs :, VI u or Il',o a Worslp, our I..... l. la
To- Ams 90 rtIcp uris.sd thai, NJ 1862 lend
soliitsl aud reeeyui from the v tlu s. ..y ia
oon.Lon u lar~s Blis; bLI y hen o. A an
for army to Ials yOsss"s. on Of csuto ,u4irgo
,hey dtpuVod u' Of our mssnpg hOuae AID " =
pups y dls fpeAvd.
lur u,4lly iVAI ysaa 1hs ProteHsn,s OF st. d .
ID Nv.u NO. l7.r".'t.0J 80 inevI Tor tAs IA he
"UI"N Up O. GJ1t ss,uTulnS 10 IAeI own Alth, :. j,
10 contrary 80 "a. S,a4s., laws, .ul sues no res.
~ Of ,Le D-G4' ulAu R'gu bic, there $ lerfect
iolerg iuu s.i W, ..Hs ~, uuT ur'' rsstifsl ~
Va. v. Aa-r.ls OF "a Esu uOn, zoe H. 10 t. = ETY.
! AGs gan cArtheJ Oar oeS..tuls pups Wan ans
/ WJf- 90 q De-, h a sm-..is volume ~, sue good
.uIA y. .qI-iIy bie1sd W Ibs gy -. re.,iyers.
Isaac FOUNTAIN,
| IAN 4. "a goaA.
saasS Domingo s~Pt>Ssh. 1865.
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WIS Were toe Oriairul Teu.ans. -Tbelr
AacieII status.


fisb tradition sAys 'Ea ito Fsn'.ns r.rs On
'neisr, 1'. - sian " srui, ,mp ,y,i OILY On
hot'' ar Tor pros. "a - 10 coast, tea "a
no. - ". Tue fouI pr,v.lesN says 80 ~.
n'n. id lis '4rt th, Il L.i.tos, TO ahl.L
. ~ 'ad ia 10 I'y isonsel, bciug csurd TIE
ClArla l. n- a.. III, mlngs IL ssld 10 have teeu
p.id ~ -. ~, hI % . IN us perpl- lu ITO wine
e., but ," A"'' .,sd a. SUMMER b. I'VE ri so "A
u csc are iIas 1"' = il'u i,r1 y e GA iIfst'sas
on FsniE1 i-"t't'y soldier Nss rsq rrsi 70
sNeG that ,l,.OIt Icy..u 10 her ioi.4ue he
woold Choose Nc ~ tsr virtue, tCF courtesy
and her good mturtTs ,t,g he ~opld never Oh
viOlsl's % WON ihLl far :. DO could he
would relieve tie poor, AM -, - would not re-
Use TO a. ht ans men o: -DY v,h.r usiou. No
person tu.l ! be 20 we'd Ntl tstry &C Uul1ss =
laser sna mo,.er - all uI' relatives gave Sour
ny ILHuucs Vt them aluui rov axe his death uIon
.Hs Pat'oa WHO migns ssy Lim, tui tia, tley
Would leave ito matter ~ lis fo.ow-sD|l trs.
TIC youlh himself must 10 vel 49,
Q sluts with ne IWelvI 4o1ks Of poetry, nd Ia
stls 70 compose verse;. lie mus. DC per ct
ma't r gi .scuce 10 Lr.yo tors 10 va yi4,.sl u
ael. 81, seasv rcA.ulng W g. L.s ICES, h-V.gT iu
b.s uAuua q arg AID b. Bel 0,I,E as long ~
nsu's @ral. noe cNler sn,ed s1.1l0rs, lru.a .
nance .. IN ru.ta ~. lal', Nsro =. d. =, ILr
sIoNrs Ct HIN al once ~ 40 Vas un .u.., he raA
. utted, b',i n wOu"dei 20 Vas E,ag Uu viz
repruaoh. lie must sl,o run vel. and dee "a L.In.
s't "lea ~ t.-1; ~ try us activity no vas uia 81.
TO run thTouEl wool, having ar, Y! . Nto's
troad,h, .nv u LIls Of he Feu.-ns lursu.gg ltu /;
II he ~eto pyertaAo. ~ Aot'N al Va tho sull l.
va. tsGsea, Ls 80 st.,s I. .uA 0r.a1.ul g. q, A.
"'h U0poi sluOhs t'~-i w" ~ %. Asc, As
ni4st LLy uuS .'ui a." W alba ~ LylG LIS
" LUun sIesIl y. 40, Vie Us ran iarI4.A a
wCoI "a Glaze as 9 saou q como unu ~ Il
| /. U.i to Vas reIcc.1. III Va - 10 .wln and
lgi Of tpo' "a tct e Ts-N '1ou s.i,k - saud-
lag upon IL Ivs Llao - ica. over aNs, a. nigh
.s a.. ioTo -, an 10 50 .'.cr .res MAT wa
/ lONor tL"U E's kn.,. l. sIooplus ,os-
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4 AIDES FATHEN MAIMNW I. A. nj I'D.
POLITICAL.

A MEETING OF TIE PEOPLE AMI
"a VOL ..mel' Af.ocit on No 2wI be boI d,
Nj er, hrl Ia 10 IA 81. usar lsi AVE- 0u u'.o.c,
$40 insi,, - Ia.ocE 81. mem ant @ ~ D.
Who A." i1-n-ly 10 ~ r,'E u-ia ( the Ig.h a., .
ars ie-porthI.F l'3u.s.ti 70 ~ cad. ~ a.. -
Xix NAOTnION, L4.iuIlI; JOHN bOt - T.,
Sees tsiy. -
TIVE WOHNlNGHESS POLITICAL ASH
Il llCcpcu4t o., Jt at-1I.tu ..H. e., ar. COL ths ..,t
ward N.il he No.. ov WeG.'.. .. ty,u. as 4l.a u,t
- Toe hon'e % hotttt a. ..Ts, OF - ID - ul :
ave. u. trG~f ~ nAt H. b atll.EII Co.,
MAJ. FAIKisK FEl - Sa.
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PERSONAL NOTICES.

A IL PERSONS ARE FORBID TRUSTING
"A my vie, AAEIA TUCht.Is, and b., bep =,
vii pay no aebu OF ia rir contracting asr mi. a.
JAMES TUCKER. Oct. lJth, iS5S IL
MY WIFE PHEEBE Ann REED, HAS
hereby forbid a. pessnni hATlIr.a az or tr.s ns her
- my sSooanh ChARI-kS Z. kEkI, sas NJ q. "a
sAEAst -
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Flsar ard Ernis.

NV ioSL, Oct 10 1883.
P'~vr.-we auote, medium Grades 10. e. SUI
, i.HF tFt, 80 J.s -, III a., ~ - . - % /;
v srgf! u i...ut grA tes-Nt : , r1'y ~ .hpp.is
bD.n - fo 49, J.; mp ne Vs.. "a, - iJafS-
70 o. -, %. OF C.ua-H FttAu.e iIgJ ~ and sood
r. esp disc -outtH.u, A. - .t.Itu.
brHtH.-th, mat mace! q. i.sc lover. ke-
A,,,t. ...t To- IS .au' - - 4.f-5--, MiistuE'e
Lta'. - I-a~l u; Amber ~ %, e. 4
O'f tA lC lover al tIH1se IoT uhsOI4, i, and Ola
o. 10 ,oLu4.
B.rt ~. dan and lower a; ~ ioasl 20 for STATE
ionl-loNe', apl a ~ tyr tausdi kat
tor...-tI sr,AFErt Ia q loser Ms,ep unsound
le ~ tunted ~ 80 c, and sound AiIed W ssIsn
~ vsa+a 90 CiL., ".
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A FEW MECHANICS CAN DE ACCOM-.
a i.ot.od Sith sOOd hoard a, 9si A4d.ssu .t.,o.
80 ~ NJ 't' tts
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gat,ie iIErhet

Eui4'a Iran, Oct. 10 1865.
Another v,raouiog H.stse;. and anoIheI sick day
,or Sam. sc rst.I,, all told, in the yard, on TIE
o. u!as dar and q, ary 100 dupo.ei Of At the
several mifkC,s t'uc, cur report o. Tuesday Last.
what sontcf, then tuu ptico, should have declined
e. ylf hoad, or fully ecat per pound On aver
s91 Even with this o1ucssaon, buyers sner the
hu-rA purrh Of last week. have yet shown
tl.e de- ,top N oret,t, and the prev ailinr o,in.
i.H n.L. re snovius ouJs TO-DAY 10 tiNt wish even
moderate urfsklst. fIeih ruNrr, p.4cs. sill reach
~ tetuv range beORs the riUsO OF Tho act.
The Inject o. es cyOus olus clos u Il cur icyost
a. Ju T. #i4,, r.as BE- suwn e. ~ - iocE, Bsst
e. ,,toue 1855 ioJt sliuii s,ocA ItalIc, sad poor
Ia, % IiAe tLa' Of lho srJu So ~ order. lH-l2c,
Cor M CT. tile drurIG Tor sOOi cows st'll
eoGI'Ite. fopi sud - th6 suppy - u! lin ted he
bith pIcss A'it.o,O.e Vgo'ei syn tu'c, ClmnJon
OWN" 20 \ vc,y hsht leuitRd. Caves Afs GiAo a
htIe a. Ter tom tho same eaure- W. qrsn;
EI'ra GOV, 4lVo.f'Bo
dOSA .s5.Rt -
lUtuiAub 20 t.os Jun sL.aa ~
flme t.r, lri la 10
too yea. ,4veG pur
.o'nnou veal u.A'es -. mead. .s.i2
Iisa- Tor u, 81
Shpsp ami Ll7nbI NOW hh,;auaiug The hs,vy
sies VI ,ast t.s e1d tDs eyn. at'u .'vy - nv
d. oven tuu no .iii u.y a. tHi-..t tuJ.i 81, sa>-
tnE prce, ~. b So i"s coi'AoL 20 aie. Ibsr
a. .uv.u.- 90 rt.ut ", 49, weeks d.. ? Inn 10
ae as9 4ucA VI 'A, At .. ~ ol sVoI ~ eIus zee
kVus.
HJJv are doing uru' uay vol. bui . thu
rec ~ s.t At es"nt 'ciy i.src, !.Ws. have
| rsuuel SViy Lt.e c4Angs AOla our i.,i Vusts .s-,
vi g. I'VE ert ..t.'....,'.'.....l5 20 nlt go
| ~ sge.scd, CT. ...............lO " tii -
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* CD kEWARD-TO CARTMEN-f.O
- |'t"G-l vii b. pad he ca:tt4Ln sno -,ol
ca % 90 from pavement u IA io-sly, Sop. ~
iol lnl,nh.1Ion where Nc d,llye I'd them, and ~
~ t9co.s OF ne rO1.s bean: % p.e-e. Voice. en-
- o',-I mus N; hppy At % AiuIs., Ebe 9 al
e SOS LAYin- thlE brand offered tholn viu o AZ.
leport.
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TRADE y DsstEa.

4 ITISrlDN BOSS SCOT AND SHOE
= ~ = An a .Ou 7e1 m.stug q. IN, BIT
ttna she. h-tetvi.i 90 2. &C. tlie \. 81. %, th'
Is be b.. o. t.a.s,cu one ID rcspoud. o rItTS II
os go 20 ggy't re "a, Ie'ts tLe tta1e. L
GLAhs. sec. nov los. uct liza, 1866 i3i
CUkRlEt'S A1TFNIl ma SPECIAL
- ~ 90 as o. Jou 10 .fuCn t'U1.c ,-it BE- L,il
g I"U tos, evening i4tJ ,uSi IT kctc,'s n ltc rs
ItH'' ~. lht nCtth' WA u y ItC 81 Is q e O..
eec. Ia ~
NOTICE TO SEGlR hAK ERS-ARE no
.ihel that Nes ia" Co.. she advR:ss of q
Ne ConibiIgee a.
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7 .OST-BROHE ADRiFr FROM THE 10,
i<0,a. New fo,s. In ~. 90 Rive, above Jeu.,
terry, on ssnrday morn! n. oct. let, a. open Goov,
reward sll b. paid for any iniosI lion oaiiar H. =,
recoysry. No questions Asked. JAMES 4 NlLOlK
los WGtr a. %
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EOar AND EU.jSo.

RtNK BOOK LOST, no. IsC9iS. IF F,nn4
- poAAs " Iesuln It TO Tie Bovery s,vi; s
DAhA ~
EovND-A POCKET BOOK, IN rETH
IT. .ita cum o. 90 = . Too o. nsr en- ve 4,
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Tao IIay Market.

NHw ORR, Oct. 10, 1855
There ~ no ehsnse In the mara Tor ha,, beng
quc,e1 Jay a. -aG-o Tor sh.pp,ug, and T,sSYc ioT
rutAtt 10 o.
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SllD EEWARD-STRkIED or Stolen
w !. Ga Vie iloat Of Ptull1 pan . Waist
'c, = ~ n shot tail bay ma has nj e sLrl+s
GA her ei tise, top Ua'on ha,ucH "a, Whip and Il ~.
A'l' CO., uoK wa.ol. Wnooyur SIn retu.u the ann.
70 ny etce 90 III b a. a1l ave D., va. tecu,ve Is
COR -
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81 REWARD LOST SUNDAY EVENING
w uc'. Let = small black emse do, FANNY,
Nhiie ,Io! on he breast. Tee tpp j With wife 0ly
eals' lhNe re.urn 10 A. howe, 10. Bfo,.vEy..S
- nREWARD-LOST, a SMALL BLACK
~ and tan slu, Nth tito oNuc.'s nam. on IA.
g. lAt luton Hoto, sd ave-, l,thtt tYi
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81 REWARD-A MEMORANpUM LOOK

70 DC o.. n tho AcGdem Music. OpLe.'s n.us
on .ht &c cove. lcii'eT, II iounI, a! % Nak.isL
"a iisht ara receive tte above reward al
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- ins Of The 'dler hAhs Fomslo r. A. g. 80.
c,-Iv No. 81 Ercoklyn, l., -, uur evtn.ur, az
0to'>, A. SINGER lce HRi,, .Or Grand .nd Tth >
spe Eels M",,fs. Carr and dlit,.ad biuting ~
s".-ts. tirrgorty, ,cS Il e. a.. sscs Canavsn IA
VIes! CiiNki.as ElChAKLSj, Pa blisEY
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ENTHER MATHEW T. A. n. SOCIETY

I'NITItK M HOW 7. A. r. SOCIETY
No 6, 81. y" vii holi Grad Temperance meet
J.! illa cv"'i1r, at Gciosk 10 the. / Hal cor a
y. Il. tad d ,v- Sp ~ n, bv " GiiIo.hN Nm.
As'o 90, aud TIE Rev W. Wsuhlurn Good q nr;r-
b. Ne 'rS Ain. Cole G. roll, tagap md ca ~ an
PETERS Roc. sec. led ="
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EATHFR MATTHEW T. A. n. society," NJ

I " Jei.- CT. Ill hnIi Futile icmpor, ncs
ss.', &c. J. h,u7 o'c'cck. Spoa.inr b. .Jshn n
Iotlei son'l B'o4E.lu. t.n lug b Moss lie,
~ 4 nbo'i. JOHN d M, fIeii JOIN Ct'L-
III " tstfs ttcs
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FlWYOLNG ANDA VLW Young

on .rH hCo', ~ I-I = one OF No sIutts rc.I.-
W . A'.o = ''sn iOf store. EUutie Of NINl,y
49, "cn iloieto1 ~ cor. Of ilIgson,, 10.
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is icsc'n h so,ouIu, axe IN 800! laaa At
= . ~ ie!. "a % Ia -n- sew Lh.ulbris T. - .
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
PUBLIC MEErfSG or THE Yot-yG
EATlEa MATHEW T. 4. b. soclg1y

II - ~ - ~ u 0OllEI !,
lisit Hal, 33 Fat 18Th o.. thu ereAnc a. ai.S
z, NJ spe Wing BY hs's-,. ". Il. Ctsndai NJ
van snl lrrs. sIuf.nr b. 'i'..rs. Tlshe Rossh
\ i a. Come. ECmsmhcr Ran or tie AZ h
q, o..,,ol or. PAT Eith LAAB, Ps.sL wiLIita
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-09-29

sa,- Fanny Fern has been spending
The summer at Brattleboro, and expa-
tiates as follows in one of her recent
pieces IN the Nelo York Ledger:
The sunset Vermont gets up are
after the pattern of the Revelations
Gates of gold, pillars of crystal, walls
of amethyst, One needs a new die.
tionary to translate their glory, an / all
the breathing space Vermont can give
not to feel oppressed by their splen-
dor. don't wonder Vermonters
fought well in the late war. Every
day as l ramble among its mountains
and every evening as | breathe this
delicious. bracing air, | say, how could
such country fail to produce heroes
How could they help fighting fercely
and righteously for such homes as
these l look at the numerous little
army tents peacefully resting under
the trees IN the yards Of the old home
steads, serving now for mimic generals
and leutenants, and little fairy "daugh-
tiers of the regiment. with their dolls
and "rations. and | devoutly thank
God that we can say, the late war
Every leafy home among these noun
tains has its hero. Manned he ma,
be; but when loving hands and willing
feet are all about one, life's burden.
are easy 10 bear. -Andersonyille ano
Libby seem to him now like dreadfu
nightmares, from which he awoke t,
the sweet laugh of his children, Tia,
song OF the birds, and the cool lowell
ness Of the old gnarled trees, unde
which his father played before him
His face is as PLACID as if it had neve
been in the smoke of battle, unles
you suggest the possible pardon q
Jeff Davis Then, iadeedl
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py- Cows that hold up milk, Mr..
johnson says, can be cured if they will
drink sour milk. After drinking, and
as soon as they begin to lick the pail
they will give down freely. He has
tried it with cows that would give
about two thirds the proper quantity
retaining the other portion. Then he
gives them the milk to drink, and
waits until they begin to lick the pail
when he has no trouble in obtaining
the remainder. He has tried meal
salt, and various things, but found
nothing to produce such an effect al
sour miik.-N T. Tribune.
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farmers department.

MAKE FARM LIfE ATTRAcTIvE.-1. BY
less hard work Farmers often under
take more than they can do well, and
consequently work too early and too
late.
2 By more system. The farmers
should have time to begin and stop
labor. They should put more mind
and machinery into their work. They
should theorize as well as practice, and
let both go together. Farming is
healthy, moral and respectable; and,
in the long run, may be made profta-
BILE. The farmer should keep good
stock and out of debt. The farm is
the best place to begin and end life,
and hence SO many in the cities and
professional life coyet rural home.
3. BY taking cafe of health. Far
mers have healthy variety of exercise,
but too often neglect cleanliness, omit
bathing. eat irregularly and hurricdly,
sleep in ill-ventilated apartments, and
expose themselves to cold. Nine
tenths OF the human diseases arise
from cold or intemperance. Frequent
bathing is profitable, so is fresh air
delberation at the dinner table, ant
rest ofter n meal
4 BY adjoining the home. NOTHING
is lost by pleasant home. Books
papers, pictures, music and reading
should all be brought to bear upon tn
indoor family entertainments; ant
neatness aud comfort, order, shrub
berry, flowers and fruits should har
monte all without. Home should b.
sanctuary, SO happy and holy tina
children will love it, women delight il
it, manhood crave it, and old age EMO,
it. There would be less desertions O
old home steads if pains were taken t,
make them agreeable. Ease, order
health and beauty are compatible will
farm life, and were ordained to go witt
it. auburn Journal
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nUACKENBOSS STANDARD SCHOOL
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Is wei known to the educational community.
They are generally admitted To be the best man
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n Schools Br0oLlfa
Also punished ny the auacfsiL a,1i, AoumaH'e
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Aas- Save all the soap-suds, kitchen
slops, &c, and apply them to the gar
den, fruit trees, grape vines, border
flowers and house plants Most vege-
tnt'on is languishing at the present time
for want of rain, and every pailful OF
slops and suds should be applied to
some of the above named plants
There is an abundant supply Of fertil-
izing matter to them, and their value is
too often under estimated.
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HORSESHOES.

rI'HE Wheeler Horseshoe Company offer for
sale corner of Portland and Traverse
Streets Boston, Horseshoe Bars and shapes,
and also finished Shoes OF every variety of size
and style. The iron is made from selected
scrap, Including old shoes, and is warranted as
good as any III the market, and to wear as long
as the hest handmade shoes. The bars ar,
drawn with grove and bcyo and with a
seated, Nat, or cOucayg fuut-face. This
amount Of work on the bnrs enables the black.
smith tp make twice az many shoes a day MS h,
can make from common shoe shapes, and tn,
Shoes are OF better finish and quality when
done. The iron IN bars il offered nt the ordi
nary price of common shapes, and the finished
shoes much lower than the handmade Shoes
with which alone they can bc compared, auo
which IN reality they are.
tIlb4sInGE MIIEELER. Gcneral Ancnt.
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y q a'Iiyal q rams from Boston. Worto-i.r
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s@- Weeds which have been neglec-
ted during the growing season, are
now rlpening up nice crop Of seeds
to take possession of the soil in adj
vance of other crops Cut off the
seedy pests and gather them in bun
dies to burn them-thereby saving a
world Of trouble the next season.
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EObacco-

~ lNtE Clark has sold ont ,y. b.,e i,.,,,...,..l
> p'u stock OF Tobacco and Snuif. ana now have
ZOO assortment of Smoking ana Chewin,
,' l.t OF brer Pipes, sc. We intend to snnl
Is 'i.' "ehand' and shall be glad of your nat
l.. /. DUTCHER& son.
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XArANTED.- EYENNHopY Mishin., nn hnn

NANIED. EVERYBODY Wishing an hon
w otabe, safe, and great money making
business. We now offer for sale State, County.
ana l"wn tights on variety of best new invon-
tion- wanted IN cvory family paving profit of
uvc hundred per cent, together with the best
/ l'ntcut Flour and Mead SIftcr over invented
cheapest manufactured commands greatest sale
nNcu body buys it. by a small Investment Won
can buy Town. County, or state Right which
VIII give You permanent paying business for
Ncars to come. Buy no rights for amy SITTER nm
al You examine the only practical one in use.
BE influenced by no fast takers but decide ON
your own good Judgment. A great induconcnt
is DOW offered To All cuterwisug men, with
small ol large capital Parties going West South
on desiring to locate in New England should call
| al once and make sure of the County or State
they wish before IL is taken 10y Your lucky neigh
Dor. J. II. LIrrIEFlELD, lutentcc and Pro
/ I1r1ct+-t7-li-2 Washington Street, Boston
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Brushes.

4 DAMS O. X. PANT, an sizes Of Blind
Brushes, Adams Narnish, Oval and Flnt
Sash Tools, busting, Marking, Scrubbing. shoe
stove, Window, Crumb Flesh, Bath and pastipu
la short everything in the hne A fun stock
Just bought, with an the advantage of tho. de-
cline, for sale at DUTCHERS'
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b0- Keep your buildings and their
surroundings neat and in good repair,
if you want to be called good far
mer.
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100 Barrels Hydraulic Cement,

ENkeSH ground, just received and for sale At
Il the lowest price.
VICTOR ATWOOD.
~ Ahans, July 10th, 1865. n -3m
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New Advertisements.
VyNuLAND LANDS.

no all wanting Farms.
4 ARGE and thriving settlement, mild and
| hoalthful climate, 30 miles south ot lhla-
dclpha by railroad. Rich soil, producing large
crops. which can now bo seen growing. Ten,
twenty and fifty acre tracts, at from go ~ $50
per acre. payable within four wears. Good bust
ness openings for manufactures and others
Churches. schools. and good society II * now
thc most improving place East or West. Hun
drcds arc settling and building. The beauty
with which the place ir laid out Is unsurpassed.
Letters answered Papers giving full infor-
nation will bo sent free Address CHARLES i.
lands, imcimd Pos-obice, limits Ioirt-
ship. A. H.
From Report Of Solon Robinson, Agricultural
Editor OF The Ij.iJ,nc. ut is one of the most
extensive fertile tracts. m an almost level posi-
ton and suitable condition for pleasant farming
that We know Of this side Of the Western praries.
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RETURNING.
NXTHITE LEAD

NJ "lHE LEAD, yellow Ochre. &C.. 6c
~ ground IN oil, IN small cans. adapted to
Io,lll ~, 10, Ni'h 20 do little painting Also
tb i,'I,is i,ol,l on benzinc, and everything in
''i'' 'dNe 40 BUTCHERS.
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NIEssRs. EoMANK a ~ nI.I... HI.

vi Broadway supply all works ON phrcnology,
hydromthy, Physiology, Photography, Psy-
chnloey, Anatomy, Physiognomy, Medicine Ma
sorry, Agriculture, Photography, and the Nat
nral Sciences generally. They also have new
Miscellaneous Works, including those of Draper,
Mann, etc. Sec the new Illustrated ANNUAL
OF PHliENOLOGN AND PHAMOGNOMY for
1866 now ready Prepaid low post. ~ cents.
Agents to sell all their popular works, wanted
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New Advertisements.
singers Letter S-A7'
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,

v'HiS splendid Machine combines all the good
/ qualities ~ our ,ceR kHOjrb UrNufuciiOinq
machines. with many new and valuable improve
mcnts. II If swift, quiet and positive in It's ope-
ration; sews The very finest aud c1arsest mate
rails, and anything between the two extremes.
in p beautiful and substantial manner. II Hrpt,
FNs, Carts. Br1ds, Tucks, G0ficrs, stitches.
&c.. and viii generally do q greater range of
work than any machine heretofore offered to the
public. We respectfully invite all in want oi s''-
pelj0r FdDVY SeirjHg Machine tn pay u- "a visit.
Eycry machine warranted. and full instructions
given hy competent and courteous attcudatts.
send for pamphlet. TIM SINGHR MANufAcTrn-
Vo COMPANY, 60 Hanover street. BOSTON, i3S
Broadway, y. y g. II. S. PIERCE, Agent,
st. Adams VT