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CAUTION IN TIME.

Persons that desire use Dr. Herrick's OhIonp Kid
Strengthening Plaster, that cure. pain. weakness. S.
i-res in five hours, and hs has God III tet Of ey
perience thirty year .houl con.ound them with the
miserable unb sch muslin psper ard her worthless
prepsrs'ion cal ed piss: T, offered for sale a. an tore
ami often given in place If rrck DR. Helrck'. Kid
Paste and SussE Coatel Pills are used theT ; az
my and navy are Introduced ino mos hopita!s aim.
houses nd prsons snd sSrte c5mmuniti Il IN, ir
wonderful cures Five thousand ply cians and surgeons
US d eniorfe them. Cali FIR aEd see tAst YOU none
but ilericks Kid Plates and Sugar Coated Pills Sold
by Ilrs everywhere.
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Nathaniel Hart of Wheelock died last
week from he effects of an over dose of
morphine, administered by himself. He
vas farmer. about 60 years of age.
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/ L AUCTION.

viii be sid on Wednesd y and Thurs :sy Get II snd
*, the farm known a.
THE DYER II. HILL FARM,
" AZ the VII ge of West Concord conta! nc about 2
acres Of Land and will be sold iii pi of All Gre or
mo t silt purch h r Is ab 4n ac Of wood
nj timber and On it, uglr chard Of 100 tree About
acres Of good pasture. TIE rema ndcr dvi led in
mo"iIE and llage TN said fa Their. are hons suit
ab for Two I'm lie. t. Ia re barns and running wAtr
\ bo Ii. Also Young applc orch I'd
80 ut saiiIc time nd pl will be sold, 50 tons goo
hay, tens sr ", OF Corn fo.c- So blshel. oats
80" bu l. T. ocz, To- ri j, 20 cord hemlack
bark, aud lot cf henlpck and pre- timber in ne l,s
Also vol" of "a oxen, 4 COVE, calves. an! NE
years Old m-r,. Ao 4 bI-gy va-on, nea ly Il ". one
si:e 6 In, expT se wagon. riggei for hors, or
t",, nc il IS, cart. harrow plos- Grind
ION 80 sap buck sd her article 100 numerous 10
mention Terms of paymen ma known a. time Of sale
LEVI HOWE.
DANIEL QUIMBY
j. II. Moore, Auctiouser
West Concord, Oct. 3, 1Si6. 1924
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-Thc caledonia Petroleum Company of
rai. place has declared dividend OF nine
ner cent Oh capital stock.
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Emerson Hall, Esq, has resigned the
nest office in this place. Who his success
,5r will be does not yet appear.
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I Urea; YrtIF,

\ piece Of meadow land in st. Johnsbury.
owned By Messis. L. q I. Fairbanks &
Co.,, coataining . acres. which had not
Produced for several years over one ton of
hIl to the acre, was plowed in the month
Of August, 1868. tOp-dressed with 80 loads
ri yard manure TO the acre, well narrowed
and on this was SOwed J bushels of limo
Thy and 10 lbs. clover seed to the acre. and
again narrowed and rolled. There was
rlt from this piece OF land in 1866, the last
week in June. tons: and second crop
The fir. week in September, of 54 tons-ill
al l35 tons OF fine Timothy, well matured
and made hay, being ) and % tons to the
acre. No clover appeared.
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L'ARM, FRUIT and GARDEN LANDS FOR
L SALE.-'FrsnklinT ac," Glouce tr Co.. v j.
= miles south of f!atrphia, Wet jersey Rs;lrosd
Best fruit and muck soil in the Union Most convenient,
TO bes markets. Very mid hcahful snd delightful ci-
mate, excel Mt wser ,ary seasons Wild land 81. 10
C dit Hundred are settling here Report of Scion
RoLnsln Az icultura Editor Y. Y. Tribun with cir
culsrs and pamphlets free to sppcant= Letter.
answered. Add ess JOHN IL. COFFIN Co, Newfield
Gloucester Co, y. !.
4 GENTS WANTED.-S1o00 year and exp .r,ses
IA TO male and female ag mt, t. introduce new and
useu invention. absolutely needed in every household
Az ms preferTing to work ccmmi sion ean earn from
So 20 So dsy. For particulars aidr,s- w c. WILL
son, Cleveland Ohio
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HANCOCK HOUSE,

Court Square Bosom hopt on the European pl n
Board b. the day or week Rooms from 81 to - PER da
Hull. & FISHER, ProprietorE
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Jacob TaYlnI,s Estate,

Wt-tAs Subscribers. having been appointed By the
hon"1aoe Probate court for the district of Caicdo-
htA ooulniseloners, 10 receive, examine and adjust
al ana demands OF al persons. against the estate
on jacob IAyiur, late ST Johnsbury, IN said dis
I aeoeAsed represented insOlFeni. and the term Of
mouths om esth dzy Of Sept 1855 being allowed by
sAll cOoIi loihe creditors Of deceased 10 exhihf
and prove tier claims before Give notice
ihai We viii attend The duties Of appointment nj
me ds eIg house OF widow Ssnf I'D Tnayer in 81 Johns
Jury IN ssld district Thursday. the 18Th dsy OF Nov
and Thursday The 18TH day March next al oclock ia
the afternoon, each OF said DAYS
THOMAS SPOONKR,
Nm. JOHNSON Ssah sox
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BriPf LOc6ls.

Brief Locals.
Pow J. Underwood will close his la
hors :, Barnet on the last Sabbath in Oc-
fohpr
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Why will YOU Suffer The remedy

The hair restorer that gives the best satisfaction
PkSTACHlNG. Used AID sold everywhere.
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Why will YOU Suffer The remedy is
within reach Of all Smolander'S Compound Fluid En-
tract Buchu will cure of all kidney Diseases rhenma
tisni, gcut, gravel aud drOpsy Read Rev Mr. Meiens
testimony
CHARLESrOwN Mass Nov. %. 1865
MesSrs Burlegh Rogers l feel Iuty owe to you
and such Of The community suffering as have
suffered. to make known through the medium your ad-
vertisemens the that through the blessing of God
You have wrought upon by using Smolanders Buchu
had uttered over with kidney disease So bad
could hardly walh took bottles OF Smolander Blu
chu, an! it cured ne, and enjoy better health han
ever. Please make such my name and this letter
is You may think proper. WM. NJ MELLEN
tjlu61+ Missionary 3, Lawrence :,
Price one dollar. Sold BY J. {. Bingham and 5 Ran
dal, and all apythccarieS, BURLE!GH ROGERS,
Boston, general agents. ASK for SmJlanuer's Bucuu
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PeOch0n.


Having recently seen many accounts in
Inc public prints. Of the large profits real
1ed from small tlocks Of sheep. and know
me- that in this as we'll as in other thincs
I"acham takes the lead. rs You will readily
aamit after reading the following statement
thought would send it in for publica-
Uon, HAT others might know that Our town
IS not behind: Mr. D. W. Choate has sold
Is the product of 81 ewes the past season.
MOOT and lambs to the amount of S256.97.
Number OF lambs sold, IS. His flock are
10 fancy sheep, but the common, coarse
wooded kind. Who beats this ?....Mr. ST.
mon Blanchard has an extra COW from
which lie has made lbs. butter per dav.
since May last. Who has tn COW that can
90 likewise :....John Varnum. Jr.. and
capt, Simon Blanchard have bought out
Inc stock Of goods in the store of d. W.
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Barnet.


MIR. {. B. w. Tilden has bought the beau
tlful farm owned by Mrs. Watson. The
friends of education will be pleased to learn
that there is to be nice union school house
built here this season. The old ones are a
disgrace to the place, and there can be no
good schools until the new one is built. for
no teachers who think anything of them
selves will teach in such shanties as they
are. There will be meeting of the soci-
ETY. this week, to e about getting young
man for clergyman. If they succeed in
getting young man, it is hoped the people
will encourage him by all attending church
....The sickness in this town has abated
very much in the last two weeks. There is
still! some eases OF diptheria in Copenhagen
....Quite curiosity was shown here. Oct
LIST, IN the way of an arbMus, commonly
known by the name of the May flower. in
full blossom. This is something vert rare
at this season of the year. Last Saturday
night Mr.. Samuel Bailey caught raccoon
in steel trap. that weighed over twenty
pounds. He has destroyed large quanti-
ty OF his corn, this fall. and was very fat
Beet-steak has been selling here all this
season, at the enormous price of 25 cents a
pound. The secret of it is. there is out one
butcher. 1t is not always best for the peO-
pie to have one man mOnOpolize auv bust
ness. Butter is selling at 10 cents per
pound.
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(NIRAkD HOUSE.

rINAID IIVtNF..
~ European 'lsn
HENRY VI. SMITH, PROPRIETOR. NEW YORK
This house >irsed corner IF Chs uter Stree. ard W
Broadway, near Hud.oH River ani Erie 4. K depor =
nos thoroughly rcfted mi fu MS. ed and esets rv
cry iniuc ment t. rlercli and othe- Vi . The CITY
John rOns, formerly Of III 'Old Colny Ito se Hing
ham Mass, hiss been eng sged IS superintendent
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nave saved more Than 5tOO ,,ers,s fru1a death ,or
t1es tert IN single day cholera dysenery ali sumner
Complaints lever and Ague aud neuralgia Also su-e
SIIe ior coughs and rheumatism All druggists use them
ohhlN SKINNER CO. PrOprietOrs SprsngfeId Mass
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RoHy00G letter from LyRdon.

hG!i'O0G letter from Lyndon.
I'd. tALEDoNIAN: A word or two in
-c-did to matters and things in and around
ne rising village in Lyndon may be of in.
terest to the readers OF the Caledonian
The railroad buildings and the surround
M grounds are ali laid out, and the plan
Of The entire works fully completed. The
Buildings now being erected by the compa-
ny are two large machine shOpS-one so BY
2Jj feet, the other so by 300 feet: an ell
zine house of sufficient capacity to accom-
inoiate 20 engines: two or three other
buildings i'll connection with the shops. be-
sides three two-stOly dwelling houses. the
last OF which are being rapidly completed
On the hill little to the east of the COM
lHny : works, 4 large reservoir is being
made covering au area OF 40 80 feet, and
~ feet deep. The reservoir will be POO teet
ABOVE the level Oi the railroad grounds. and
i" ease OF emergency water can be forced
D. ITS Own pressure to any part of the
"oIh>. This, III case OF fire. would be an
important consideration.
The heavy brick walls of the largest ma.
'ilne shop are nearly or quite completed
though considerable remains to be done be
lore the building Will be ready for use. The
% chimney rises slowly; but the trying
u'a'' OF the past few weeks, as regards the
".a'her, have prevented great progress ii
'f.'k masonry. But. Master-WOrkma.
Nole> exhibits good pluck and will make
hiA>ell master of the situation.
NJ. Peabody. under whose direction I'll,
grounds have been fitted. and Mr.. Cham
0efIIn. the engineer and Surveyor, are mel
OF energy, and know their business well
Everything seems to be done in the mos
thorough and Workmanlike manner. an.
atler the latest and most approved plans
and understand it is the intention of tn
president of the road that the railroa
works at Lyndon, when completed. shal
Je second to none in the state.
he new hotel Building progresses finely
and when completed will possess a com
handing appearance. The main building
Is 10 SO feet. and four stories high. wit
al i attachment 10 y 100 feet. Benz. San
born is building a two-story dwelling hous
on his reserved premises, to be complete
IN the spring, and Halsey Bullock a dwell
No on his lot. Others contemplate build
iog n the spring. All are anxious to max
HE most OF the present fine weather. an
the hum OF business greets the ear fror
every direction. More anon. INCOG.
PeGch0nl.
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Spefial Aptites.
ITCH! ITCH! IrCn! SCRATCH

NOIICE.-Elder I. II. Shpman will preach in the
hall Of he old Union school hos, sunday Sept 80 and
oct II and rs. 21-6s
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E417EI;G8
Segur's
PRESCRIBED GOLDEN SEAL.

Recommended for tie OF dvspepsiz ir,rxes
uon general debility and fever and sgue aud warrant
cure Invented by Or. II C. Segur II Is vezrthbl-
compound Of thirteen distinct articles and IS anroy
ana prescribed ~ the medical profession rsrsrisn
who has made Il L his practise SAYS Iii - hs--n
z lille il IS paieni nor dyes As Is the case Wit
mans medicines leave shattered Constitution ia lis
track " Sold by all druggists. ORRIN SKINNER co.
Sue Proprlei0-s Springfield Mass
medicine house -
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
6 @ O d 8

NEW FALL AND WINTER
6 @ O D s
CHAN DLER IL COMPANY.
Have received, and opening their new store
Nos. 81 & 30 Winter ST., Boston,,
Their impor ston Of
Fall and Winter Goods.
Comprising extensive and elegant stock of the follow
ing articles:
FRENCH CASHMERE SHAWIs
INDIA CASHMERE SHAwLs.
WOOLLEN SHAWLS, new styles.
CHENILLE SHAWI-S new stSes
CLOAKS.
CLOTHS FOR WINTER GARMENTS.
BLACK SILKS superior makes
FANCY SILKS, new and beautiful coiors
FRENCH MERINOES.
FRENCH REPS.
PRINTED VI. DELAINES
PLAIN VI. DELAINES.
FRENCH PLAID AND PLAIN POPLINs
IRISH PLAID AND PLAIN POPLINs
FRENCH PRINTS.
ENGLISH PRINTS.
ARTICLE FOR MOURNING
EMBROIDERIES.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Also, complete stock of
Housekeeping Goods,
Consisting Of
C0tt0ns, Linens, Linen Damasks. Dauask,
Table Cloths and Napkins, Blankets
and Quits.
All d which VIII be oe.ei at the lowest market prices
| at wholesale and retail, 23-26
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w invite the att"nt on Of purch Of dry goods to
the advertisement Of Chandler e. Co., whch appears in
our DIVER ising column Of clay. NJ Vi itng 4, 8
ton should ont t. all at their extensive and e. uI
t!llishm Mt o! WHIT + II Get it
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ADDISON COUNTY.

"
The town Of Bristol has a pill-box manu-
factory which employs twenty workmen,
and uses up three hundred cords of white
birch a year.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
The Banner says: Milo c. Huling has
got the documents making him postmaster
of North Bennington, yelling being re-
moved on the simple grounds of being op-
posed to my policy" A true republican,
lie would not abandon principles for Office.
and hence his removal, especially to make
room for Milo c. Huling. is positive rec
ommend. Huling all through the war was
known as persistent copperhead. We
nave yet to learn that his sympathies were
at all in favor of the war. but on the con-
trary hear OF many of his savings which
would have come squarely up to the Val
landigham-N God standard. Now by all
means let Simmons get a chance to cool
his parched lips and the trio will be com.
plete. The appointing Of such men is the
very best political capital the republican
party could ask for,
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
The Lamoille Newsdealer saws that on
Saturday night, Sept. 10Th, baby about
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NINTH QUARTERLY REPORT
or THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of ST. jOHNSBURY vi
MONDAY, OCT.1, 1860.

RESOURCES.
L. ). per n. bonds deposited
with l. 5. Treasurer to secure
circulating notes $50 roo 40
l :. Il 'nds on hand, 5.I50 o.
Notes and Bills discounted, Sl91.226 "a
Indebtedlcss Of directors, 41a5
1881 81
Due from National Banks, Ii PSI "a
Banking house d fixtures, 5000 M
7 eIniums paid On bonds, 1850 90
Bill # Uthe National INKS. y9i
Trac nal Currency, revenue
st&mp, drafs, &C., $50 SO
1924 81
Specie, 430 II
Legal t, nder notes 1..4G0 ~
I. :" - compound
Interest, 20 100 %
1850 81
s5l773S 80
LIABlLITIE
Capital stGck paid in, S25aOlO 90
gu plus fund.- $500 90
LirCuati.. ( not'= rec wed
frmtlc CJmptrlieT Sz25 con 90
l. p amour; OF hand. is On
tircua ion outstanding, .2i o.. Oh
Ind VIDAL deposits, SC 40 y
Profit AID loss, 1892 s.
S511.73s 50
GEO. MAY, Ca-hier
10 before m. f. c. REDINGToS Notary Public.
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pie to have one man mOnOpOlize auv bust
ness. Butter is selling at 10 cents per
pound.
Essec County Court, Sept. Term.
The court opened on Tuesday, the 18th
inst, Judge Wilson presiding. The first
case tried was CHARLES d. kuny VS.. the
British and \ Orth American Express Co..
apis an action on the case to recover
$50. alleged to have been lost by the detts.,
as common carriers. The jury disagreed.
". and Fl. Haywood for pltf.; Ray and
Dale for detts.
Next was suit in ejectment from 15S
acres OF land. Geo. Dyer being the plff.. in
interest. and S. 4. Elliot def. The Jury
was called and portion of the testimony
put in, when the pltf. asked for continu-
ance. which was granted on payment of
$40 and costs OF term. w. Haywood and
Dale for plif.; Ross and Ray for deft.
This was followed by the case OF '.Chas.
Nhase vs.. town of Lunenbure," an action
on the case for al injury received by the
plhS. horse on account of a defect in the
highway. Verdict of S25 for plff. Ross
and Haywood for plf.; Ray and Dale for
Gefts.
On Friday the case of Estate VS.. Norman
Amy" was called up. The respondent
was indicted for an aggravated assault.
with q sythe, upon one Frank Coppee, at
LHnenbur@. last July. Plea-not guilty.
The prosecution was conducted by Dale
and Bartlett. and the respondent was ably
defended by Benton and Fletcher After
being out some three hours, the jury stood
3 for conviction and 8 for acquittal and
were discharged.
The first case on Monday was Isaac
! Dyer vs.. the G. I. r. R. an action of re-
plevin for % barrels of corn and so barrels
of flour. The plt1. put in his case. and the
court held the action not maintainable.
Judgment for detts. Storrs and Raw for
plf.; Dale and Ross for defts.
The next case was A. J. Phelps vs.. Isaac
! Esty," an action of assumpsit for labor
done for the deft., and dett filed demand
in offset. Verdict of $3.50 for dett. Ross
for plif.; Ray, Dale and Bartlett for dett
On Tuesday, 2. NJ, the case of ''State VS..
Hiram 5. Wiley" was tried. At the last
term Of this court the respondent was found
!. guilty of receiving and aiding to conceal g
portion of $3.50 stolen from the DWELLING
house Of Mrs. Abigail Morrison of Canaan
on the night of the 18th of November. 1865
for the stealing of which, one George Full
ler was convicted at the same term. The
case OF the respondent went to the supreme
court on exceptions, and was remanded fo,
a new trial. The prosecution was conduc.
ted by Geo. n. Dale. II. Haywood and the
states attorney: the respondent was de-
Tended by Ross and Benton. The Jury
Were unable to agree. Court suffered the
respondent TO 90 on his own bail.
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DEATHS.

Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obltua-
rles including poetry, CENTS a line
In Waterford Oct. l, Phila widow of the late Isaac
Powers, aged 81.
In Barnet Aug. 49, Richard s., only son of R. p and
f. NJ. Harvey, aged u.
In Atlanta Ill., Sept. II, Frances L., wife of Hezekiah
Arlington.
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TUT TUT: IICI SIR AT(H
Scratch! Scratch! Wheatons Ointment will cure the
Itch in As hours. "
Also cures salt rheum, ulcers chibains and all erup-
ions OF the Skin Price ~ For By all drug
gsts -
BY scncing o. cents 10 W EEKS POTTER sole agents
10 Washington street, Boston Will be forwarded by
mail Tree oil postage t. any part OF the United States
Oct Is lot5 l.
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Piles. Piles. Piles. Piles.-0utward aiplics
ions are time and money thrown away. The only pc
nunent cure is Dr. Hatri-on's Perista Lozen,-es Tn
ike at the We could ill this paper with cure
They pleasant, grippe, nor like all pill do they
require of dose For elderly rsous ema es and
Children aid all others they exactly suited 70 oty e
cost eness, tn prolific of i'll heal b. tnov1
For sale by j. 5 Harrison Co., propr tors No Ire
mont Temple, Boston, and by all Druggists or will b,
mailed Oh r, ceving e. cents
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Persons Prematurely Gray, have their hair
restore to its natural color by using Halls Vegetable
Ha Remover.
II l. the best article known 70 preserve The hair pre-
venting its falling out, and giving lie still, brashy
hair. II althy soft aid glossy All who it are unan-
imous i'll awarding it the prasa of icing the best hair
dressing xtant and without rival in restoring grnv
hair TO its natural color. Beware of counterfes and i'm
istions ask for Halls and take no other Price 81
Sold BY all druggists. oct 5G19
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an Effectual Worm Neutrality-suspicious.

Yermifuse Con.f'S, Worm Lozenges-Mucl SICKNESS,
undoubtedly, VITA children ana adults attributed
other CAUSES is ocCasuned 10y worms The Vermflu.,
Comits although cfectua in destroying worms cau do
no possible iury TO the delicate chilli This yalua
Die combination has been successfully used by physician
and found to be safe and in eraiicatig worms 50
hurtiUl to children. Children having wors require i'm
mediate attention, negI ct Of the trouble
prolonged sickness. symptoms worms in children are
often overlooked Worms in the stomach and bowel,
cause an irritation which be renewed only Is the
Use Of remedy. The combination OF i.ree ITS Us
ed maxim Browns vermifuge ComS i, such As to give
the best possible with safety. GU It's BROWN
Proprieors, New York Sold b. all dealers In medicines
at Is cents a box. tmyI567
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer The
greet family medicine. Taken internally it cur,s sud-
den Ids, coughs, SC and weak stomach general d. bill
III sing ere mouth canker liver con-, Ia IT, dySpep-
sia or ndigest crp pain i'll the stomach. bowel
conpl int, pin;erz' collie Asiatic Cholera Liar hoes AL
d .-cntery.
Applied externally. ftons boi!s and old sorcs Sc
We e pu's, scrds cs bru an sprans swelling OF
the joints rngworm and ter, broken breasts ostcd
feet ami chilbains toOtachc, pain in the fac neursla
sid rhcuna ism. II il remedy for sgue cl and
fever. tnov1
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09
AS to the Offices.

The Washington corresp lp len Of
the Independent writes as follows:
IT. is 80, Nj. Sumner or Mr.. Stevens
alone who ar, determined! that the re-
hellious States shall lie denied repre-.
senta Jon I'LL thay aid in amending the
Cons'itutiou-it is tao, thirds Of each
House. It is impossible to harnonize
these differ euces Of opinion, aud there
is hut one way to avoid controversy
which will shake the government: tc
It's foundations. E%Gongress mus'
he permitted to leg'slate according t:
its convictions, and Without the use o.
patronage against them. On the
other hand, if the President will re-
frain from Discriminating in his ap
pointments against Radicals In Con
gress, he is entitled to courteous treat
ment, and must be permitted to take
his course. Let him 80 on with hi'
speeches"
This 10 tclerably soo!. It ID neshini
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09
Farm for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his farm
situated We miles Fast of New Orel on (,
west Of Decorah on the Stage road, miles
North West of Burr Oak Springs, IS North
West Of talmar on the Rail Road Survey.
1t is unsurpassed in the country for stock
and gram raising. and comprises $50
acres of which $50 acres are fenced, $50
acres broke. pasture OF 80 acres enclosed
with post and rail fence. never falling
spring in the pasture, 3 dwelling, houses and
timber enough for the farm. never fail ng
springs one well, and 3 streams Of water
that runs through the farm. It can be di.
vided into 80 acre lots and have water IN
each lot. /: can be purch ased with the
crops and with sufficient farming tools of
the farm. 1t will be sold in lots to suit pur
shassry. Thss, is tavern stand on th
premises. F1 ts<cs sPP!y 70