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Amusements.
NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Mansser.....".......wM WIIEATLEY

NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Mana r...........WM. WHEATLEY.
tTHB EsTABLIsHsTHT DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN rHB
EBv.I0RR HEHALD.)
LAST WEEK BUT ONE
OF the brilliant engagement of
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
ONLY MATINEE
AND LAST REPRESENTATION
FANcHoN, THE CRICKET.
THIS SATURDAY. AFTLRNooN, AprilL
Doors open ut O'clock,
To commence ~ u O'Clock.
IN THE ENENlNG,
Miss Maggie Mitchell in two isvori,e chsractersi
MARGOr
and
POLL, THE PETi
the entertainments commencing with seoond time here) the
successful Comic Drama entitled
MkRGOT, The POULTRY DEALER,
GOT......................Mi Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL
TO conclude with tsecoul time at til, theaie Bucksooes
THE PET OF THE PETTICoATs.
PAU L,... rics named Pol, the PetD with the Song
Of Sweet r. Eyes'....Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL
Tie casts embracing the names Of
Nessr. w. Collier, o. Burnett ID. +. Ration, q. Becks.
j. w baisdel, r. B Homes, W. II. Danvers, y. Barry,
H. Rende Neal Mlsscs Mary Wells, Masder. H. Chapman,
Burke, Eveiett, sc, &c.
viii be rrodnced for the FIRST TIME IN NETWORK, a
New hyec. play from the German expressly translated for
Miss Maggie Mitchell. entitled
HERMANCf.
THE CHILD or FORTUNE.
Admission. 70 cents. Reserved Seats. al Orches,r,
Chsin - So Seat. in Dres. Cnc- Private Boxes 3 So
Family Crcls teidrance on CrobYsl ~ eenIs. Private
Boxes, -, 80 80
Srs's tscured siS day, in advance.
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Real estate for Sale.

A n ELEGANT four-story English Basement
IA BrownStoue HOUSE. in a GOOD location wide
street with every convenience and unusually well built.
Price Sl5,5Q0
ALSO.
fine four story Brick II gh stoop HOUSE well located and
complete with oil eonvenienis built frate Price Sl3OVO
Fer permits sppy to }. WILLIAMS, No.4i2 Eigtsve
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-On the Post
" road, one mile from Hyde Park. and FIVE miles from
Pou,hkeepse; 80 house large and very Pleasantly
locsied Farmers house barn, stables sheds kc oil Ia fine
oTer. LIGHTHOUSE. with very fine collection OF pan Also,
well filed iccbousr Terms to suit Address box No. ass
Pos-Ofice, Poughkeepsie.
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N0TiNTRY.SEAT for SALE.-The COuN.

UOTNTRY- SEAT for SALE.-The COUN-
u TRY.sGAT ane FARM Of the late Thomas Richardson
. for SALE and early possession be had The prop
rr,y is about 10 miles rom the cyon easy dyei dwe gs
eornmodious end contain every modern convenience lawns
gardens fra grape and greenhouseS and all out buildings
hardly equaed quantity Of land about 65 Possession
At an early day. For further particulars uquiIe Of r l.
RICHARDSON, No. IS Broadway, or HOMER MORGAN
No 2 Finest (6l5)
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Amnsemenis,
OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Sole Lessee and Manageress. Mira JOHN WO0r
Stage ........................J.H II. SELWYN

OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Sole Lessee and Msnageress Mira. JOHN WOOD
Stage hansser'.'. H. SELWfN
(TEis EsTABLI.HmgSr DORIS NOT ADVERTISE IN rHH
SEw-roRK HBKALp)
SPECIAL NOTICE
THIS SATURDAY, APRIL =
- ''''''' ''S''Al' 'Al'GRAND MATINEE
CINDERELLA L LA CoMARE,
Commencing at O'Clock.
SATURDAY EVENING.
AND EVERY EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
Commencing at 8 O'clock, -
will be presented In style Of maenhcence far surpans al
previous efforts. with ,r~e
New ~,
Mu,ic selected and arranged. ..by.......1HOs BAKER
Aechanic. effects by " Sanders; properties and sppo.n
men, by w. Henry correct and elegant costumes BY j.
Bullock,
ABSOLUTE 4SD rs INDIsPuTAsLE 1i SUCCESS,
The romantic spectacular Drama ia three acts, from the
French Of Alexander DUNES. EMIT I'd the
oFfsRSs-AAh,s, FsiS 3 n,
with The folowny powerful cast Of characters seldom sqused
but n''ii Every siSssf MFMBER l9siaR OF THE coMrANy
ANNE ~ METH : Elbth ~;
in which character she will sings new rooiAnra written ana
composed sy GepSi IoSE6 snLIISd aIT AT FIRST SIGHT"
Lady Win;er....................Aii Mis-. Kate Newton
DAyt.snan................M George F1"se,t Esws
g. c. Bonilae=
Arami;;ii ;;;iiii........'....".....Mr G. 4; t. h9cswea
Ions Alll..... " W. baftis',
J. II. Stoidnd
buckingham. MY u H. Mefsoh
BouliSce mn ur0tse names
Fouchet.. .Mf: j. Le"is
Houchelort.. J. j. 'WA
De lreViAe.... l. y i'iso
lie Ionrs. ~. y. AllH+l.
LeAdIit. L. O-is''
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL,
SECOND MATINEE
cryDFRFILAELA cOyARE.
Door, open in the evening At IT, Curtain risesats
Seats secured three days IN advance.
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Tsal estate for Sale.

At ELIZABETH, N. J.-One of the finest
"A, GEsIDENCES Of ths city, with extensive grounds,
hSydsomey isid out, comIncdions su9Ss, S, n
. and small fruit the fruit alone will pay 'Y ~
nn About three will be sod with the thlse, OF
hn,ui1' % =, 5s.iced Applyto w X. LAVERTY,
more N No. 81 Literty.st., n Y.
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90 Eet.

fDO IET-W1h Steam Power in Brooklyn,
t.n n.iu.... ifoin 81. l-iTy New iork fie and ne
fv,sn Hlt t.rsi std Ferries brooklyn hOOMS or
fgrEs o. rs .CI j may b. required with from 10
1Lrfe raf.f; RON. 1 ri rom three sides; steam eva
ter tr. ln .r.i.l..- ~. .. stW-i ORk CONDENclNO
CON- ANY ~. lJ- ~ si N,w'lors between II and J
oc.4eh
TF'D LEI fJr the Summer-Desirable FurD-
i.hei RESIDENCES Apply TO DAVID REED, Land
eft siu4 ~irf.
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A L PRIVATE SALE-IEC very convenient
~ cxira-wido HOUSE No. 20 sccond.p BROOKLYN.
House Is - feet wile has p6rloT Dining and Reception
Room one or; open and be at any timc: not
occupied. Terms favorable. Apply to l.. IL kELLOGGi
No l5J Pearlst., ~ Y
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Me6iral.

NEW EDITION-JUST PUBLISHED
~ Or. LARMoNrS MEDICAL and SURGICAL w0Rk
Fitus Structure and Constitutional Affections Also,
tauias large number Of illustrating the subjects treated
Of the work Sold mailed TO any address by the Doctor
No. I73 Broadway, for el So by T. Warner, faehhes
No. ysssyt. Tyesssni m ~ n hlkk
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CPLENDID FARM, ready Stocked, fc

~ sALE.3Os Acres 100 very old l.rse hardwood tina
ber oak sugu maple and chestnut The farm h.o three
ncwng eGdowswo orchards Of choics grated fruit IN full
bearing pesuns sprngs with ground available for perfect
trout ponds large and elegant dwelling and ample barns and
sheds There 80 tine wooded Vermont nserino sheep
toe place 200 OF them in laInb three hose ten
swine poultry and coaplee stock OF sscuta,s tools and
implements The house s fully flished for impledAte
cupsion beds croekery and up to pictures
piano and rosewood urniure The place 10 eve miles from
Chatham Four Corners Harlem Railroad and miles
from East Chatham. the Albany and Springfield Road
The wood Alone which IA worth 80 so cord the rsr0 ad
makes the place exceedingly desirable apurchase ASS
stocked farm II Ia one OF the most vsusbs In New Yerk AP
ply " HOMER MORGAN, No. 3 3PtassG
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L'Ok SALE - On the Hudson, about u
Il ACRES handsomely situated the river comnanding
Of the finest views between Newly ork AID Albany is
cspatc Of indefinite improvement, would make very
handsome place with moderate expense. IL would &C
oommodse four pates wishing buid together there being
four handsouie sites for buidngs Apply 10 BENEDICT
COT No Piae-st.
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EOR SALE,
4 A FARM on LONG ISL md,

Il FARM on LONG ISLlND,
bbon miles rom sag Iiabor, tie Boy containing q,
1cres over ha under cultivation 'he balance wood
torefrout Of nearly quarter o mile; al tie buildings ne"
about years house contains II Tooms barn and caI
house henery wood sud icchouscs bathing fishing g1nun.
ssnmius your premises; tic honse Is about SOC feet
from the water elevation abou. 81 feet, commanding hue
view o Sag HahoI end the Bay; fine location for hoe ol
private boarding house several hundred leeds Of seaweed
core up tie premises through the ycsrmanure icr te
whole fam. Photographic views end oil information by
inquiTing Of a. NJ bENNhi'
Cheap for cash No. PA futcnst, brooklyn
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NOR SALE-ThYee strictly frst-class, heavy
Il brownsioue HOUSES, re- dy for occupying with
plain browns columns around doors brownsone baus-
ten, handIas around sto0Is, halls tiled, satUary LIo
heavy black walnut doors in p1rors backwauu stores
modern improvements buters pantry bui and finished
81 the most substantial mauneI; vii be sold cheap Tor s
Inquire premises No 30 SXetst 25 feet east OF Lex
ipg.on aIe.. Of JOHN GLASS. owner and balder.
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Eertures ano AleetinqA

MAYOR HOFFMAN, tho Rev. JOSEPH T.
w DURYEA, and others vii deliver addresses q the
penins Of the Free Reading Room connected With the
Iorag Mens Christian Association ct No. Vsrct H. near
Cana, on MONDAY EVENING next, ct o'clock Young
NOR cordially invited to attend
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07

THE SECOND ANNUAL SACRED CON-
L CERT will tste place at ST PETERS CHURCH
Barclays st. on SUNDAY EVENING, April g. at o'clock
under ths direction Of Mr. wM PECAER. 0Isuiss Of The
Ahsyeh
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EARM FOR SALE-Seyenty-fi acres-Ci
which 65 have been put in perfect order stored and
dted Tie barns are extensive snd in excellent order The
horses aad 2oury Of ehch the stock large, viii sso
be sold. The farm is the township OF Monroe q miles
from tie dert Merrfown NewJeTsey. Also thee farms
90 east bank Of the Hudson miles south Of Albany.
Ek O. W. BLUNT. No. l7s wHer.a.
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IEALTH. COMFORT, and ECONOMY il

ORANGE, N. J.-For SALE, a desirable
" RESIDENCE; modern House, with 10 rooms, bah.
E0om, t stable and outbuildtgs I'm complete order y
Of hnd 10 minutes walk tom depot tagged aide
walk fine fruit and vegetable gaIdeni grounds well cult
vasd with beautiful grove and brook Of clear spring water
on the premises. Apply 70 ROWLAND JOHNSON, No. "a
Beaserst, N Y,
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Cost ano fonno.

I OST-BOOK No. 1859 on the Mechanics
~ and Traders Savings Institution The finder viA rsssys
Q saitSble Isws1d sa Issviaa Is ~ the Bsnk
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VOR SALE-m SOUTHPORT, Conn. ION

E'OR SALE-ln SOUTHPORT, Conn. tone
Il Of the pleasant villages between New.Noik aud
Bostou) minutes wax from depot Il New YORK End New
Haven Railroad, y hours from New-NoTk DWELLING
HOUSE, BARN eDd CARRlAGEHOUSE. Buildings nearly
new aui newly pSrted al in perfect repair; house rooms
beside basement; nile frqm falt wler Ahmri sailing aud
battling Prce $1,000 Ifnot sold before May viii rent
months for 500 Address U. BAkER. SonihnoI, Conn
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CCR SALE.-The COUNTRY RESIDENCE

u NVI
Il o. the late homss Tru.low deceased at Port Chester
Westchest County " Y the Purchase Road about half
me from the d-pot. There the premises arce
doable 36x0 feet stories attic and with
Wosory wing Sx29 oet also stable and other outbudnes
Good orchard and dher fruits There is extended view
the Sound from pazzas lon three sides Of the house,
and eupoa About bur OF land with road three
sd-s ghis IS very desirable place Immediate possession
E Etesifed Apply 10 VIM TRUSLOW, Executor. TO. ~
Llery-st, OF 70 llONER MORGAN, No 2Pine-st
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MILLS, WATER-POWERS and MANU-.

MILLS, WATER-POWERS and MANU-
Nl FACTURlNG PROPERTIES for sALE.-AFLOUR-
ING and CUSTOM MILL with run Of stone C.b Mill &c
4c, IN complete ofderi Saw Mnl, Dwellings store &c.
xe with water power in addition for any large Vooen or
So,ton fsetoryi In Orange County. Price & &c OeO
. APAsIEBOAkD MILL. witt large water. power dwell.
strys and 80 acres Of Ind, in New Jefsey-S2OOOO.
- tfge WATERPOWER, rated at one hundred horse on
NtnfA Railroad Of NewJerey containing 20 gcras OF land
ner upon the property ANAL NIL using small portion
The WEe paying largely and aoent water power re-
raining for large Wooien, Color COion or Flor.rg Mil
tffice $250OO 80 -''
"A FIGURING MILL. stone, ard SAW.NIIL i1
Ssie County yviih 80 Of Land lse Hous Bans
cneds &c, doing large custom bnInesf Price iey and
Earns esfy. Price 1900
sssri FLOUEING!ffLL. with I'll stor, In III. yiep.
9 Of New.York. with water communication Dwel;rre.
nsns, hc Price $1,000
a splendid large GRISrMlLL House Barn. AID 30 scss
nd a. 70 perfect order doing extersive busess near
Sa<xensaek, N. j. Will exchsnss for ksrYork property.
fIce including all tie stock, $l6.e0O
as large amount Of property at ElizsSehpor n the
asAate vicinity Of New York. with water fronts &c, the
oa lily for the erection Of Iron Works s kinds Of
erns Establishments coal and iton yards being ocGed
sh water and rere.d Communications st all sessoa
san Al parts ofthe world
ssMmaShiNE-SHOP In New-YoTk-G6OOO.
~ ~"ANhiNE-SHOP In jersey City-Sl0O0
BLAKE 4 DUDLEY, No 81 William ST., NY.
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EOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE in

Il TruWbHl Long Hii, Conn Fifst-cass House SlS'' II
rooms built IN 1862 with barn and outhOJnss garden and
Dot OF 81 acres walk the BsCrs Mill Sa1
on the Housa0uc Railroad. seven nj &c from Bridgeport
Price 81 coo. Adde'S f.. PLATf stepney Depot, Conn.
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INO OPRIYLvETAlnIlEs dn.-l-r. 4 n.e4.an,
rI,O LEr-A 49, cOrNrHY EESnENCE

l'BW LIZA hre ptNl.1 htNlDINtt
4 (fufn.hedl 4 Hsft.3d Com. ho .. '-D~' DO fret
oTde ,'ah-. ls.r- suf good. iru on -, a4 e
tinfs Of csoire lusi iro fus-'. l.r'1 v"y in~ ~
Prospect Hi commanding: o-lul u ftr" ~ o.. meet
Valley th. ,s.t md solii hi o.. vtft- an orn
ains tie fonfn- tn b. .i Nc1.c nH oi trs l
about ha mile :ron 'ha city l. iu.t tts sf1t Tor
health easufe fni cailori. Inf--s ta1.rI fd
Ire. EiDEK FORD, twq', b.ian.r, 40 o. Lr.-- ray
Room 20. 81
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NOR SALE-At New-Market, near Plain
4 field Eew.JeT.ey, modern-bui, HOUSE. with ten
Rooms and large Attic with be8ty fenced and
planted; one minutes walk itom Depot
CHILD 4 EDGAR. 10. Wa'lst
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SALE, OF to LET. at Spuyten Duyvil the H1dson-
Rooms. with modern improvements; stable accoInmois
lions; large Lawn aud Garden Apply to C. W. VAN
DOREN, the premises.
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% Eet.

4 L IONK S-Furnlshcd-A large HOUSE
with gas and water n acre fruit. shade. stable &C.
Also hnr river for sea,on or year Apply
20 JAMES YOUNAN~. ioukeTs.
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4 T PLAINFIELD, on line of Central Rail
\ road Of New. Jersey. age number o FARMS, VII
LACE LOTS aud HOUSES, with improved grou d., for
SALE. Apply 20 L. DEAN, DOW SON, No 10 Wal.st..
or Poinheid n. J. WI! be tbown properties.
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Real Csiate for Sale.
ALL WANTING CARMS-

4 SPLENDID FARM for SALE. q miles
from feek.6 containing $50 Of good snd lcacu'
lated be divided in pace) bordering on large ake
abundance OF r. improvements good terms Inquire
OF T.. q. HORTON. CToton Dam.
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i THE GRAND SACRED CONCERT.
as already announced viii tale pass
TICKETS. with RESERVED SEATS, 81
ADMISSION 30 cents. -
H. DRAPER, Direc
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BARGAINS at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tP COTTAGE HOUSE. rooms 2Lots. $4,000 hne Cot
ta.e House. 10 rooms. location - J0o nr modern
H0rss y good rooms ne grouuds $3.50; 10 lots DtaGt-
fully laid ont. first class pTol erty, $500
). = FERGUSON. No. 20 Na.ssust. Room No. "a
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WALLACKs.
w Proprietor and nanager...Mr LESTER WALLACK
(THIs EsTABIIsHrRvr Dors NOT ADygR1IsR ~ THE
sEW-YoBH HKRALD.)
Oren nt 4. begins t3.
SATURDAY.
GREAT BlLL.-ILe Two Popular Pieces
THE RENT DAY
aud
PAUL PRY.
The ony occasion watch these fine Comedies can be
on the evening.
ChsIarter, by Mr.s, Frederic Robinson John Gilbert,
Charlie. Fisher Youre 3. T. RuF1od Geo. Holland Norton
Niiiansua Pope md Graham, Mics Mary Cannon. aiss
Mad,n- -fn nque. Mrs. Vernon, Mlss lone Burke, Miss
Carm,n and Miss Scott.
me hrst apprsrsuc- ~
Sir. LESTER WALLACK,
in twelve months. will De
MONDAY. sh APRIL lec6,
g, YOUNG NAELOW, in Go'f.z.'h's rr-at Comedy,
SilE sTOO9S 40 COAQUEh,
Which will DO given toI u rst i. with beaut
fu ard epropsie Scenery Costumes 5nd I0innents and
"a, hr. STANDARD CAST Of ibis fheater.
1UFSDAlln onseqf ence ~ lie great number Of appi
cant. The Cc. ys.isIday aud prevent diappont
meat viii D. rrue1frd SilE sIOOPS 10 conquer
NEbNfSUAi THE WONiE ER
I,ilA 'nAN-HOM SHE LOk rs HIM.
IhE DOX BOOk fr NR. WALLACK's nights Is
NOM OPEN
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4 ICY RUSdTON's THEATER.
- S.lr Lcsser and ha1agrrcss.. MISS Lucy RUsHTON
GRIND If L.Dli ENtERfAlNiENI
UEDJUbIED SUCCESS OF -
Miss LUCY RUSHTOH as
VALIANT YALESIINE.
~ Mr. ]. Srbonbergs hfi '.sque. which b. fcpre Win
3ONOS, MUSIC LAaClNO. PAGEAHiS and COMBATs'
and concludes wifhs
TRULY WONDERFUL
TFAN-l OHHAT Dr StESE,
pronounced hy sii wi4 I..r- seen il, 10 be-
LI1iE MOST HARN NELOCSLf BEAUTIFUL
s~-r s,@p g. f. city.
d., p.fi,-u.1rcri .vefy Wedlesiiv and Sliurdly
SEATS lkEO FIX DAYS ~ ADVANCE
/ UCY RUSuTONs THEATER.
50 i.,.~. i ala.,.er-s'. MS LIGY RrSHrQS
Nil Lucy ht - .Ir.....-... NJ ArI HALfN A4NE'
Extra 20 NUtGl NfNl
GRtED MtfINFE THIS DAY,
~, De- sl.ru ft1uInIrnr rng q r. ny
Gitr.f J. -CtI IS or THE SEASON,
NALIi ST VALENTINE,
with is
PAGEASIs, TALLFTs cOaBATs,
81 tt. SlNCISU and DANCING.
sui NpNUfrr 'tiY ri ~ lIFtL
TRANSFORMATION SEINE.
81. nR. : i$btE ia TEARS or ACE hALF PRICE
Dl.-r op-n at pat ~.
fsitsi SLABS. st b. "'-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-23

In Barre, Jan. LIST, 1866, by Rev E. Carpenter, Mr.
George F.. G. Wheaton and Miss Alice NJ Kinney also
by the same, Mr. William Clark and Miss Emma II .
wheaton, all o Barre. No card
In Rochester, Jan. Is by Rev. Gsorge Guernsey
Mr.. George Ford of Gran VILE, Sarah A. Has
kins of Rochester
In Cabot Jan. LIST, Mr.. Henry Mute OF Danyilie and
Miss Hannah Snow OF Williamstown
In Albur Oh, Jan. llth by the Rev. w d. Malcolm Nj
Sumner J. Rockwell and hss Mary A McEiroy, both Of
AlburRh.
In Orange, Dec 25th, at the residence the bride
father by Rev. l.. L. Carpenter, Mr.. Henry Stafford
Spring field and Miss Abbie daughter of Horace Ffed
Esq Also by the same jan l6th W. N. Hurlburt, OF
Winana, MINI, and hiss Helen d. Fifeld.
In Berlin Ian 18th, bv Rev. x. Brown Mr..
Pescham and Miss A. N. of oretown.
East Niddebury Jan. s, by Rev. s. w BidweII, Mr..
Harrison H. Pratt of Salisbury, and Miss Eme inc HER
Middlebury.
Isckman of Hardwick, and. Miss Elscta s. Thompson
FIainfel-.
In Stowe, the residence OF the BRIDES father Dec
30th, Rev. n. N. learned MIR. E. g.. En-
field, n. b. and Miss Adde l.. Moody Stowe.
Also. the residence of the BRIDES father. Ist
NJ Leonard Thorn pson, and Mss Jane Atwosd both
OF Stowe.
Mower and Miss Carrie +. Shaw, both of Stowe.
Johns, the residence of father,
ID, by the same, Mr.. L L. Parish OF S owe, Miss
Maria Holmes OF Johnson.
In Stowe by same, the NJ f. Parsonr re Jan eth
Mr. Samuel H. Scribner and Miss Matte D. Tn mson Of
Lawrence, Mas.
In Orange Dec 22d. by Rev 0 Shpmam at the house
brides her, Mr. Abel r. Ray Hardwick and
Hiss Sophia J. Newton of Orange.
Also by same, Dec 18th, Ar Thomas Wallis of
Sanbornton, N.fH., and Miss kebecca p Bowin
ington, Vt
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Perry's EIoth and Freckle Lotion

Cholsna, siohpatch. (aso Liverspot) and Lentgo,
Freckies, often annoying, particularly to la
diesof light compleNt for the disooored spots sho
ainiy the face of blonde than brunette
hat they greatly the beauty ofeither and pre-
psgaoD that Will efecually tn. N without injur
color If the skin, is certainly de-id
Dr. B. {. Perry who has made 5eases OF the
spec ality, has discovered remedy for the disco
orations, which ~ at once prompt, infable and harm
less.
Prepared only by g. C. PERRY. DermstoIogist No. 40
Street. New York, and for sale by all druggists
price s. per. bottle. Gail fer
PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION.
Sold by ali Druggists montpelier. spF49m6
Parker's PcctOraI PastiIIes give immediate re
lief in of Coughs, Colds, AMI afectone Of tae
chest and lungs and restore to Singers and Speaker
cIearness of voice. They contain no opium any
thing deleterious wonderful the celebrity with
hich tie ali diseases OF the throat,
For sale by ali Druggists Price, 20 cents box Depot
y William .Street, New York
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BkYAN'.S
PULMONIC WAFERG.

Medicine established in 1887, and frs. arti
Of the kind in reduced under the oi
wAFERs,'' in this any other county
a nother Puimo mic " afers nterfeis. 1hrgen
al be known by the name BRYAN being stamp
ed each WAFER.
BRYAN'S PUi.SONiC WATERS
Relieve Coughs. Colda, Sore Throat, Hoarsep
BRYAN'S PULMONIC " AFERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
BRYAN'S PULEONIC WATERS
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRT aN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve lncipient Consumption, Lung Diseases
BkYANS PULhONIC WATERS
Rel eve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve The above Comp aints minutes.
BRYAA'S PULMONIC WAFER
Are blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions
RRYAN'S PULMUNIC WATERS
adapted to Vocalists and Public Speakers.
BRYAN'S TULMONIG WATERS
Are in sim pie form a. d pleasant to The taste
BRlAN'S PULMONlC WATERS
Not only relieve, but effect pid and lasting
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFErS
Are warranted 10 give satisfaction every
No family should be without box of
BRYAh'S PULMONIC WATERS
in the house.
No traveller should be without a supply o!
BRYAN'S PULhONIC WATERS
in his pocket.
No person will object to give for
BRYAN'S PULM0NIC WATERS
T~enty- five Cents.
Sold by all Druggists. Sole Proprietor JOB MOSES 81
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ance This rule will be strictly adhered to-
In Bakersfield Nov leh 1865. of typhoid fever, Emm
Jane, Of Charles aid Jane Pearsons, ag-u
"a days.
Died in sutton, Canada East. Mo-. Sd, 1865 Adsll
Davis daughter of william W ead FRI Dees DA-is, age
year and } months.
bud of promise,
beautiful and bright,
That growing Deauty
Gazed with delight
bud OF spotless innacerc-;
To mortaIs kindly gIv~n,
To raise their thoughts abose the earth.
For . Of such know is Heaven -
Arou nd that opening blossom,
SO ( all and fair,
Fond hearts closely twining,
High hopes centered there.
and
None dreamed so short her stfy,
When suddenly the SUNNI came,
hicn snatched that gem
But dry your tears fond PARENTS,
Jesus has power
Fori usp alton whispers.
Look, look beyond the grave
And o, the glorious vision.
To the believing soul
In yonder bright Elysiau,
Where endless pleasures roll
Your angel babe S roaming,
Amid the blood washsd throng,
SPARKLING crown upon her brow,
Reckoning love her
hen rejoc. amid Affections,
4. I IA
Tt Join YOU b e n ght realm.
Where sorrow hath part
In Brookhed, Dsc Z,;h. The nth anniversary OF ne
marriage, Mrs. Ellen L.. Clark, wife Of VIM. c. Clsr k
aged years. Mrs l. raelits indeed, in WHOM
there guile, aniabe a = companion, devoted as
a wife, sincere l. CHRISTIAN
In Barre jan 4h, Bradford X Ffeena asei 6i years
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Perry DAVIS
YEGET ABLE PAlN LER.
TYR USTyFH-ar rrgFny

ISrHRNAL AND ENrEENAL COMPLAINTS
period there but o human race un-
with the merits OF the Pain Killer
extOl il liniment they know hut little OF it.
power in easing pain when taken internally while others
internally wi III great but equally igno-
of Its healing virtues when applied externally We
therefore wish say all that it is equally successful
whether used internally externally and stands alone
unrivaIled all he great catalogue Family Medicines
and its sale is universal and immense The demand
India and other fore gn Countries equal
demand home and il has become known in these far
places by is mersthe propretors have adver
tised any expense in introduction
foreign lands. F& a4w1
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COMMERCIAL.

MAKKETs.-NEw YORK, January % Cotton quiet
Flour duh sales 500 bbIs. state So SIS Is round
hoop Ohio IS 10 to 10 20 Western 50 IS 10; South
ern dropping and unchanged; Canada to Ice lower
sales 40 bbIs. 81 % S1I co. Whea, dull and ION
inalIy lower. Corn dull and dropping. Beef steady
Pork irregular AMI dropping $40 s2l to 20 IS Lard
Isl 10 Iec. Whisky dull.
hoSErARY-Stocks better. Treasury S-l0s 92s u :
Ic40s SO. Z. sos Iol. L. s Coupon Skies of 1881
l04 Cod 1854.
Money easy per cent.