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or SAESI ri RILLl. Il cleanass and renovates the
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purge5 huno.s which snake disease. II stimulates
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that sgas aal rapkle in Me Bpod SUCH remedy, that
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the Grs. tih The pubsc have one w,c' they de-
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show seec bat the trial Of snsl. bottle will show to
the sick taat has virtues sura ssia anything they have
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one bottle Is equal to gallon Of the Syrup fSarsaparia,
the deeos:ioa as ,.sua!y made = s.zi'' st8I"
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IL sHELNIIsOLD'S nv,
80 HIGHLY CONCENTRATED .-eo,. -t,i,t q
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla,

For purifying the blood removing all diseases arising froa
excesi and npruieuce il life, chronic constitutional Dis
cases arising from impure state of the blood and the
only reliable and eeetua! known remedy for the OF
scofaa, Ssald Head salt Eheua, Pains and Swelling Of
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mes ontne Face, er and all scaly erup.
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!. WHISPERS! WHISPERS, j
Do yon xapf ,Meisksrs * Hosust.sstss -od,l
the sDoStbest6e1e orcbissQsh hair ON hs,s he.a Sn
in Six Weeks. Price ely9O a Sem ~ =. 'aos
where, closely scaled, on fectipy 81 prfce 7
ADDRESS, WARNER K Cu
ltsl Box lSS Brosklsn Nv
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t THE FAR FAMED aai'cu
fDr wEIH.
- Gss be la practitioner r-,s-
Cerman, French and Spanish Mode "
=, - Medical Treatment /. .~1s. 3--
so sue eessfulIy practived Of ysie rascesain,.
and America lie has been engaged ssrera years.
in travelling and" successfully treating people
r1o A;Ssst sadef I'D cHFRos 1Ic:t COW
He not only ascer.aipythe ,asts of the dis
ss:s :. 'St "a sse ssat Hss
trcatet the disease may he -~ ~"S& ~~ S2-~ To
Ola eompasinu Icnea iafrofh thirty to ninety;
days. Sharge. reasonable. Medicine furnished
for 81 q per week
Pefsous who4fve at a dis. nee can have r,eds
icjpcs seat by express to any point they iesiss
nate, BY sending statement Ut their c0mp plant
iu writing. The money must be sent in advance
torthe time you wish. All letters must be sent
to Oikai csa. Iowx.r -9f.o ssrE' = c>sr z7a
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. = =, !.
In all their forms treated ears fully aud conf
Ee~h will. visit and consult patients VII lie
remaisisg 4 swa frss of ehAne. those Twins
al distance, and -aHableAto visit him, an be
treated by sending him clear vial ofefheir
morsia1 urine, from which tbs disease Will bs
ascernined. oct - = - e ass.g.t.s s-t--
DR.. vEIx, inventor Of new mode eftreating
rF 3sos %: TIC grai:a! organs. CURES sadicaiiy,
a1l e1scfuaii, - pisis, Il onho rri.es elect, and
al Blood and Skin diseases. Young lueH suf-
~ ing from nervous debility caused Ivy insvl-1
Atary losees during stce r. can rely upon a pos-s
ave saal speedy cure. by a new and iHfal!ibIe
meth cd. ~ Il -f.<t e,.'r. - 80 A. ,.t,,,g
n. B~-JAdses VIA desire to avail the ms 81 yes,
OF ID. "vshueei and safe mode OF rsl1oy ing ON
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.N1aisiss 3als SSGrdasset Ake ~ dQsa'eSH
Y ~ S Ss,s 5 isHNRah dhPl1s& Toeeuhls
ufAHUstse sdi ,~OkAk GRE1BoH rofli
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sauH ssroTo-o0st mi yYEEvdb1
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W. "a cI isss & :S 3:s gSc 9E;
SMITH BROS.
Agents for Cedar c0unty.
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SUPREME covav--ciacwr l.

Interesting Case, Tsuchiss the Rishs ef stan
Omcers 81 Militia Regiments % vsss- ~
Elections f6r Cslssel.
rae People n ~ STATE n NsD York er rel CA0via n
Cagss % W.ikaa n. Hauuv.-This was an action OF
considerable interest involving some points In relation
70 the election Of colonel 10 The Thirty seventh reg
msnt, Third brigade First division National Guard
STATE Of New York The former incumbent OF The con-
tested fos Colonel Ashsy, resigned in August 1868
and an election called In the following month which
resulted in the election 10 the vacant position Of Charles
II Cnilin, by Q vote OF sixteen 70 fourteen in this
election the stat officers Of tho regiment comprising
surgeon. assistant surgeon. sd!uspt and qrarser
master had voted, and an appeal vas immediateiy
made BY Captain Lyon, the senior line oficcr,
70 Brsadier General Halt commanding the brigade, who
armed the result Of the ballot Captain Broome then
appealed 10 Governor Fenton a. commander CHIEF OF
The militia, Who, through the Aduisnt General Of
Militia reversed the decision OF General Hall, tho
ground that stat officers had hight 10 vote at srch
sIections Al an election subsequently held the defend
ant elected and the elaor nov aeeks 70 contest the
validity Of such appointment and commission The
cass occupied the during the entire day. and at the
close Of the argument the Court took The papers and
reserved is decision. For the palntn MI Fthian Tor
the defendant Mr. Burreu.
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Gr,-Rr .HoussLow HEArn."--Andssw Marshall.
liyc Ia Clinton avenue, Of Greene
aured asA Thursday BY tho matchess beauty Of the
tumna day /. take drive the road leading Cypress
Hills Cemetery. As he passing thicke close by
unfrequ uar Of tho way sprans from H. and
horse BY the bride NJ oons wa. The horse stopped than
Into The carriage and DANA ded c Marshall Not
s s. s a %Ss. they y a h On
day Marshall 10 passing along tn re9osnix:d one Of
~. shyalrcus frisnds n the psrso i,on ~ uonsoy
He Is under arrest
WARsrHo TO BuRoLA ns.-About two O'Clock yesterday
morning the house Of Jessie street nsar
Fifth avenue entered By bursars Thsy bks through
the front basement window and ransaksd the owr noo
bas found nothing They then resolved TO what they
sord na so, Before Aey had reached the psIo Sosr
himself Win '"ss % own msss
Ss h. 60 and
hands and cried Nv dod have 20. II" An alarm was
given and Aye odcsrs a the place but nothing
and which lying 10 large quantities ON the walk marked
Nayior and Lawrence Durkin under arrest yesterday
This precious trio part OF larger batch Of rowdes
whose business gather the sidewalk in Casson
avenue and nsul, ladies' both e word and sc 80 that they
s:. ss pos.
approach Of au oieer Monday night an oalcer paid is
citren. clothes. and IN bringing on with
him the three whoae names given above They were
referred TO Justice Morehouse.
6cALDED SEAn.-Joseph simmons. smpioye In the
Bay Flour Mis on Hamilton was severely scaidsd
Monday afternoon by tho giving OF stop cock Of
the engine. He taken TO his home In Tenth street
IT LOOKS BAp-Edward smith, 'gemmen Of color" fel
into the hands Of an officer yesterday morning suspicion
Of having taken uniawfully large ant Of clothing
from Is Bayrghl Of Dean street. astco Cornweu VIII
look Into his
IssAsn-Thomas stanly a whose actions betokcned
insanity. found wandering In the streets Monday
afternoon.
The GRxFsE AvLrUn RAILROAD INJUNCTION. pet.
ton for injunction restraining the Brooklyn City Rail
road Company froa laying railroad through Greeno
denied yesterday by Judge Gilbert Of the Supreme
Court TO which application made He said IN HIS de-
cion that thu using OF the highway street In city for
horse railroad IA only qualification OF the regular for
which tie space In The streets 10 devoted The prohibition
OF the Common Council granting authority 10 the street
for railroads without the consent OF the only applies
to roads which lie wholly within the city.
FousD Dnowsxp-- dsyligh. yesterday morning the
body OF drowned found Prentces stores Mon
tague street Tho only clothing remaining It hau.
mel undershrt and sleeve OF coat Coroner Lynch
notified.
SUrRrsr Couar-SyKcIAL TERs-Ths following reserved
causes make up the calendar for o-day;SoS is and 20
BRooKLYr err CouRrTae calendar for to-day fol-
lows.-Nos. 81 to ia So to co. 81.
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COURT ckLtnDAa-TRls DAY.

SrrTI-fs CorRT--GESFRAL TERM Enumerated mo-
tions Nos 20 TO "a, % to 80, ~ TO 80. inclusive
Cmcrir, PARr Mos 2o9H, 144i, 230l. 23ei. 222o,
sos 22s7, ll03 1892 2l43, 1925 sT9 ESQ., 5S3, 2l55,
llet, 2069. 2f0S, 1885. PART Mos si5s. a. 2oos.
le4o 22a sei 1898. $780, ore 1870, 1904 1908, 1874,
$40 2540, asa go. G66. COS, $50.
sPpf1AL TERn--Demurrer, No H. Issues OF Law and
Fact, Nos ie3 1876, 20G III, 20s to 222, inclusive
CHAMHKss Mos 7s Io7, l33. lao General call At lsl
SUPERIOR CouRr-Par Mos. 1880, 2241, 24T7, 6s35,
ST. 25e7 259l 277 2643 2l75 $685. 1850, 2eo7. 25I5
2s49 2o5a Part H. Nos 27a8, 2sl0 2a60 2lio, 2s76,
2704 278s 277o 276 277s. 2ss6 2sss 1892 2ss6 213s
CouRr 90 COMMON PLysa-Part L-nos. 1854. 1b43,
1887 l5is 1854 17o i7lo 1874, 1873 1851 1888 1881
1899, $50, 1861 Part II-Noe 1922, 930. 1888, 1888,
Ae2 1901 1850. 1884 1885, l7ei lIo2 1890, 1877, 1872
1svO
NAME CovRr 81 IT. ST. 49, So 90, Of, %, %. ~, %,
o. 81, os, 90, 100, l0l, l02, los, Io4
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SUPREME cousI--clacuII--pMI z.

An Insurance Company In Cesrs-suit 10 RE-
cover the Insurance On a Pianoferte msns-
factory.
Before Judge Mullen and Jury.
Spencer r. PD~eee ra ne Holman Pfre Is'Svaaes
G. mpany Of Nev Yoyk The plaintiff IN this ac'ion y
psasoforts manufscturer Of New Haven, Conn, and
seeks TO recover 900 tho amount for which he sssab
iishmsnt insured. with ipseres, from August 20,
1898. The plaintiff was injured by the above named
company the 10th OF October, 1884, for The above
amount His workshop with ts stock was DESTROYED By
Gre the aoth Of August 1885, and plaintiff claimed
the full amount II insurance. The company refnsed 10
comply With this demand, the ground that
plaintiff had infrnged the contract, thereby greatly
lncseasinr the risK. The acts forth that
the PArmeee Pianoforis Company id not occupy the
building SOLELY but that the Lindsay Arms Company
red on business in . portion Of 81 that the whole
amount Of stock w In the statement Of the lcss
cas- not destroyed thai tho nrm bad combus,bls
subsanoes arch tss benxne, varnlsh. ke IN their poe
session than they were ented 10 by the terms Of the
conacs and thai the mrs originated from The overflow
Ing q Of turpentlne In The portion Of toe
used By the IludsayFlra Arms.Compsny. number u
witnesses wers examined Cor The plaintiff denying The
allegations se forth BY the defendant and upon the case
being submitted the jury. they found verdict for
plaintiff In "a $50 the fei amount claimed kandford
woodruff for plaintiff; Miller, sioutsnburs and Park
IA for defendanl
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Illegally Of consrast. with Beu.,y DroLe'..

Illegally Of Contracts with Beunty Brekcvs.
Before Justice Barbonr.
Edo'es~ ~ 75vrfthe~. an setion for plumb.
srs btu for work done The jury rendered verdict for
siess 81 IN favor Of the plaintin GaIbrsh and To~n
send for plaintiff; Dlmmick for defendant
Ceo0s = Cook ~. y A. Hat-rhis action FOR
the recovery q $500 bounty money which the plaintiff
claimed should have been paid by defendant 70 bis wfe
DESCENDANT claimed that The money vs doe 70 born,y
broker, Who hsd contracted 70 obtain psaisiFs enlist
ment on condition. Of receivine ali the recrus bounty
money above $500 The recruit gos es0o 600 u which
v0 PAID v hb wife nd ~ baiasos " ~ bepsse The
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vw1rp ulTg sssussItstss sfres.
Alleged Assault On q sssp's Carpenter ~ the
stewnrdess.

Before Commissioner Osborn.
Anne Eres aewasdess Of the ship swalIow, VA
charged ny James n Barlow With having asasulssd him
on board The 10Th Of October while The
voyage from Manila 70 New YORK. TIE conplaipans.
who was examined 81 come iesgh. stated that he wss
carpenter Of The swallow On the voyage aer thsy he'd
crossed tho line the dsfsndsnt spike TO the ~itnss
stating that he had said something derossfory OF her
ths captain lie denied that he had done so and both
weps before the captain, who stated that comVsinsbs
had MOI ssid anything against the ssvndess While this
conversation gohs on, defendants husband. vto
cook Of the ship up, armed With Chinese csater
and laid hold OF shs doos 81 the cabin WHARF Barlow
ssnfns and the latter sezng are helve, aimed
blow OF n 81 the hand of the former. aud chased him
The complainant along the deck, and a. he did 20,
recsived bow from an are on the back psr Of The
head The blow eui bin. and ~ lad siso the effect Of
knocking him down aud causing him, a. the complainant
testified, remain In spiss 81 nssnsibty for nft~sn
rnlnutes On direct sramnstlon complainant sad be
took for sranted that II the ste~stsss Tho struck
him With the bot, 90 being croa< examined, be ~
misled that he dad The woman strke him, bot
Informed BY the crsw that shs dld 80 Ne denied
that he bad made any improper advances W the
Gsvsrdess ~ tina, be had saf NE ve placed board
the ship FOE the purpose Of living nmofsy v'sh The
captain.
the iarsAs~ hsaxss q NE GO vs sdsssrssA
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COURT o. cumx.x 'ttH-sncal rnm.

cAaria Dou0aeyfy "a PunSk cpf This was motion
o restrain defendant from interfering With The business
Of plaintiff which consisted Of estlling liquors In West
Forty am street. between Tenth and Eleventh svenues
The complainant ss ortn that plaintiff had agreed 70 pay
~ 700 Tor share IN the bsnsss tbai $4,000 thereof
vas daily paid, but thar the balance has been paid
svsr. Farther the complaint forth that the busl
mess arried In such manner BY DEFENDANT a. 70
Iee1 y % sissfe " VI q vhisksy by NE rsvssse
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MAaIHf COURT.

Action 90 Recover Damages fer Lees Of
Goods.
Before Judge Alksr and Jury.
LSvts " TAomas This an action 70 recover
damages for quantity Of Shaker hoods lost board the
steamer CITY Of Norwich The good were ordered By
letter BY the defendants and were worth about $500
The question the jury have wy whether there was
special agreement the part OF the plaintiff 70 de-
liver the gocds the city of New Yovk, OF WHISTLER he
Responsible thsr delivery 10 the defendant
per steamer The jury win bring IN sealed verdict sbs
morning
Before Judge Hsarn.
Gaoo n. Drown This aciion was brought 70
the value OF machinery alleged 70 have been sold
10 The defendant The defence that the goods wsrs
sold, defendant but another party, II auc
SALE which ths defendant claimed nctitious and
illegal The Jury vilI render scaled verdict " day
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DECISIONS IN SUPERIOR cOuUr-specAl TERN.

BY G. I. Mcneil Justice.
8. r. Goodrdge National Fire Insurance Com
panv.-Moiion granted.
Vim. Gabel Va Third Avenue Railroad Company
Motion granted.
Horato Hownrth vs. Thomas Medey.-Mo,ion granted
James Brooks Jackson = Schultz. Order granted
r. Donner vs. Jackson 8 Schultz Order granted
by Samuel Jones' Justice.
stoddaTt Vi. StoddarL Motion for allnony granted
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omcen Defendant on the other hand claimed hst he
nIe oomped With his part Of the contxAct ana that ne
sseH 20 o. whiskey was deliberately concocted by bis
.artner Charles Ingsnoli Tor piainuE, " A 6myths
for ls.adAnt. Decision reserved .sg,
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W charing the jury, remarked that no payment
to uniy Drnker valid In LAW and could DO rrcos-
cred bach, Verdict for sl25 for PLAINTIFF Thos Law
renee fos plain IN, ~ b. Andre ~ Tor defendant RS
John AfloA u.s. J. d. Blake This action for
goods sold and delivered Verdict o. et72 for painltn
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no LgNy-wTru a BUILDING Losw, A YtDr ov
II xrSsrd q Hrasd-sY ns&f gftr SSH ss~st fw
Ara sAss fszGaxy s@y. sVakra nAbyr. y riss ssssA
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X nal fstts,iffifp anoxrr so ,rcroSEEm.

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3 iets 80 ~ sith o. AS IS - Eth ttes ~ sles
set fear II ssapsninx "a sssh ssts~t 10 psats q
.sht tsGa ssrh - 1900. $3.50. ssy
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Lots wa o. b<t-~~r 80 go is.b sseA ...s. ~
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slss sshs1 y ny ssstry s~fsg. ysr
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sp@sfay Ia stsp'iss y ~ fes ssa@~ s.siass
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r,on stLy-A srfr oT aosKwOOD vuRsfrukG.
bls<s wslssf prtsrson Tabs s1s sk~r runMars Ne
~aah rsu y Ne hssss " - - Nssa rA1sss@iA q
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Tho lncress in tn domestic commerce OF New York
has been equally wonderful Thus the amount Of agri.
cultural prod brought 10 the Hudson river from the
interior 10 ~ follows
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-11-07

The reservoir is made of cast iron, nicely gal
vanizcd Tor enameled, if preterred) attached he
low the top, mounted in aud forming a part of
the back of the stove, thus exposing large sur.
face of the reservoir to the heat passing up and
down the back fiues. 1t is 'low down - lust
where you want 1T does not necessitate the
back breaking, woman killing process of filling
those reservoirs which are high up" on the tor
OF the stove. 1t has oplpe running through
the center like the old style reservoir to bother
about dipping out the water and keeping it clean
and sweet. 1t is out OF the way--the top of he
reservoir being on level with the TOP of the
stove thereby giving large table surface so con.
venient to do work upon and desirable for a th o
usand and one purposes-the moist even heat of
the top of the reservoir being especially and adj.
mrably adapted to raising bread &c and at the
same time, the water (of which the large /. No.
8 sized reservoir holds 81 quarts) can be readily
heated without extra fuel or without using the
top of the stove with boiler for that purpose
In fact it is in all respects superior to the ole
reservoir, and the stove combines all the improv
ments important in the manufacture of stoves n,
to the present time, and its price 25 to 1856 will
it is believed place good stove within the reacl
Of all and come into general use.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-11-07
Farm for sale!

THE SUBSCRIBER offers his Farm for sale,
/ situated in Gilmore, one half mile from the
centre of the town, consisting of one hundred
and fifty res, well fenced and about one hun.
bred of which is under improvement On the
Farm Is good Dwelling House, two Barns
with Sheds, all in good repair, with good run
ming water TO both house and barn. will also
sell the Hay. Grain and Stock, consisting of
about 20 tons Hay, 300 bushels Oats, Straw
7 Cows, pair three years old Steers, Horses,
and HOGS. | will also sell my Farming Tools.
One third Of the purchase money on the arm
will he required down. and the remainder in
yearly payments.
For further particulars inquire of P. G. Cleve-
land, II yde Park N. =. Grout, Morrisville, or
of the Subscriber on the premises.
II. II, ELMORE.
Elmore, Oct. %. 1866. 49.5ls
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--LATEST FASH ION DE land
J. W. Bradley's Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX LIPTIC
far douhlo anr;noN

The wonderful fexibility and great comfort ana
pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
skirtwill he experienced parti ulsrly IN all crowd
ed assemblies, operas, carriages, railroad carr:
church pews, arm chairs. for promenade aud
house dress, as the skirt can be folded when in
use to occupy small space as easily aud eonven-
iently a. n silk or muslin dress. an invalNabla
quality in crinoline. not found In any single
spring skirt.
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure comfor.
and great convenience OF wearing the Dupex FL
ip,c steel spring skirt for single day viii new.
er afterwards Willingly dispense with their use.
For children, misses aud young ladies they are
super Tor to all Others
they will not bead Or break like the single
spring but will preserve their perfect and grace.
lnl shape when three Of tpnr ordinary skirts VIII
have been thrown aside as useless. The hoops
are covered with double and twisted thsead, and
the bottom rods are not only double springs, but
twice Tor doublel covered; presenting them from
wearing out ween dragging down stairs, &c
The Duplex Elliptic Is great favoritc with all
ladies and Is universally recommended by the
Fashion Magazines rs the standard skirt Of tho
fashionable world.
To enjoy the following incstimable advantages
in crinoline. viz: superior quality perfect man
ufacture, stylish shape and finish. fexibility du
rability, comfort and economy, enquire for j W e.
Bradley's Double Elliptic or double spring SKIRT
aud be sure you get the genuine article.
CAurION.-.T0 guard against imposition be par.
ticular to notice that skirts offered o. "tsuplex"
hove the red ink stamp. viz: ID. W. Bmdley's
duplex Elleptio steel springs upon the wa'~
band--none others are genuine. Also Notice
that every hoop will admit pin being parsed
through the centre, thus revealing the two Tor
double) springs braided together therein. which
is the secret OF their Hexbility. and strength -
and oombina ion not to be- found in apy other
skirt.
For sale In all the stores where first csa skirts
are sold throughout the United States aud else
where.
Manufactured by the sole owners Of the psten.
Anna VESTS. BRADLEY q GARY,
~ Chambers 4 rp&sl Rrnde SEA-. Ny.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-11-07
Farm for Sale,

ON the Branch Road in Craftsbury, half way
I between Wolcott line and the old Hastings
stand" containing 50 acres OF land rs of which
Is cleared, with good substantial and convenient
buildings, (house and two barns, been built II
years. well supplied with running spring water
lies lengthwise on the road and is about 100
rods from schoohouse. Also q wood lot OF 40
acres on which is splendid sugar orchard Of
80 trees, with superior natural advantages, and
oil the modern fixtures, for ease and facility in
manufacture FRED N. COWLES.
I,raf,sbury Oct 23d 1866 49tf