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DANIEL JACKsoN's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT lThe Honorable the Probate
District q Chtleutcn, Court for the District q
Chltfe ndeu.
Iothe heirs and al persons interested in the estate Of
Daniel Jacs-pn late Of llinesburgh IN said district
deceased. GREETING.
Waercas app.cat.on hath been made this Court in
writing by the admnistratrix % the Of said de-
ceased PRAYING for license and authority cell the real
estate u aid deceased Including the Of the
widows dover therein, setting forth therein that Il
wtud - beneficial % the heirs and al persons interest
cd IN ,ad estate that the hole q the real Of said
deceased aforesaid be oid and converted into money
and said enthusiastically having brought IN court the
c0nsent and appreciation IN writing of all the heirs
said estate residing in this state, 10 such sale.
NhrrrupOn, the said Court appointed and assigned
the Goth day u November A. u. 1900 the Probate
Court Koos IN said District to bear and decide upon
said application. and petition. and ordered public notice
thereof be given 10 all persons interested therein By
Publishing said order together With the time and place
Of hearing three weeks successfully In the Burlington
Free Press newspaper which cireulafes in the DEL III
horho0d Of those persons interested IN said estate all
which yunlie4tsns shall b. previous 10 the day
sguedTOF hearing.
Therefore. you hereby notified TO appear before
said AZ the tine and place assigned, then and
there In said Court, 20 make your objections 10 tho
granting ofsueh license, nyor see cause.
Given under my hand. AZ the Probate Court roous
THE stb day Of November A. y. 1865.
WILDER L. BURsAP, Registers
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THE "BIBLICAL RECORDER. >,

the public generally have great confidence IN
this medicine Tie numerous testimonial, in its
favor FROM well known cergymen and missionaries,
are well calculated 70 convince any but the most
sSepiical II there he any Of our1eaders who still
ecu. touching tie mlsic powers OF PERRY DA-
Wis PAIN KILLER g, relieve pain. We advise
them TO buy one bottle, ant live , a tri,l. We
never iueW it Sc. TO fail
sept. win
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RATHER DEcrsIvE-It is a well-knoTn fact
throughout the country that among the great
manufacturing interests of New Hampshire, the
article Of HAIR RESTORATIVE is there made
more extensively than in any other State Of the
Union, and that New Hampshire supplies the
whole country with this valuable assistance to
the toilet, and 90 far has it come into general
use by all who are in the least afflicted with
Premature Badness. Falling out Of Hair, or
diseases of the Scalp. or those who so much
desire to have their Hair Restored to its natural
color, that this article is as indispensable IS the
comb and brush The only question With tboss
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r. w. POSTS ESTATE.

WE. TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
w by the Honorable the Probate Court fol- the Dis
trct Of tLitteudyn Commissioners 10 receive examine
and adjust the claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of R.W. Post late Of Uinrsburgh. in
said District represented IL solvent and all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and months
from The ly 81 the date hereof being allowed BY said
Court or rar purpose DO therefore hereby give
ticr. that viii attend the tusnets 0four appoint
meat at she Inn % L. " Ps,st in Hins>burg b, in
.aid District on The second "Wednesday u December
and NJ NEXT a. l6 o'clock 4. NJ each Of said
DAYS.
Dated This Ist ,iiy of November A. D. is65.
ELMER BEECHEE !
b. ". BALDWIN commissioners.
J. F. MILLS
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BiTCHELOg.s NJ,

TIE BEST IN TIE WORLD. harmless. rel.
oie' in''an'aueous. the only perfect dye No ais
appointment, no ridiculous tints. true =, nature
olA'A OF brown Genuine u ,fyasd l.-s1i.s,
8''saeioT. Also, Resenerated extract o.. uil!eneu-
preserves a1d beaut:hes the hair, preserves bald.
ness. Soil byall druggists Factory 81 Barceis,
shy
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DYSPEPSIA CURED.
kheHIIIGfiSH Cured
EruPtiun> OH the Face Cured
scrOsuIa Cured

EY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATTS.
10 away With all your various and often r-ru.
eiou5 drugs AID quack Ieiis.nes. and Us. q G.-
baths prepared with
''sTRUMATiC SALTS"
These salts AZ made from tls concentrated L
laorsofthe Mineral Wei OF abe Pea.'4. Sal. Manu-
featuring Co 10 ri,tshur d. 1- 5-e packed .n a.r
tight boxes one Away su9i,frut .,r "a bath
Directions are attached. Iuterua.It u.c
Sirumatic Mineral Waters"
In bottles Of one ani half pir.s. one suH. .ient
for q days use. sold sy on nrr-,...s generally
REYL)NDS, PRATT g cd. 20. jus Fulton STR.
New Ya5,
MERRILL. BROS. Co.. ms s.,te So B....-
Wholesale Agents
Oct = l-t5-iaWe1wly
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Sirumatic Mineral Watprs.-


Tie remedy IS within rcscl .- 80. Sa-.-. .--
c.7.Fa'rf F'4'l El.-1-' sFEa-fr, ,.ll cure yol 20.
all 6iis'y Iissss,-, E...rI.-,s. 8..t. anal
D5o7sg- aac oa-ori- lororrt0sr a-t will renew Az.
restore J euF eA.alsies ana l....ls ,asrs'es. J
Sou lave been a 40 eager t9'.ry af l.7,.r, moth
IN vii. DO Sou sa much -e1s O., ,ra--s,.-, r..
r1f sa-'- f.- many asss Incident. fera.e.
>-T''l''-.-'- srrt4 Is a sure and sovereign r.a
Or 'sS g'7-rs Fr-- .-'g os. u..u.
sod 'J A. e. SPAR . g.. j. ". Lo.s al
Apotleearies -su,rary
ItLbH -,- Boston. Geaeral t--rt..
ASH FOR sNoLANDER-s ByCHU.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. :,

WEDNESDAY. Nov. 20.
Amount Of Live Stock at Market.
-,, Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine
From Vermont, 1S5 Eiaa
Prices Of Market Beef-extra si2 Gi32i
First quality n p a Il -
Second quality, 10 90 0 10 -.
Third Q iality, s "a q 40
aorEinE oxen I, pair $3.50 200. q 80
Nesrling- > a 20.
Two ears old, as q So
Three years ID. So a -
Prices Of sheep and Lamhs-In lots q :, > IA
. a . each extra . 10 n f0a- az rom ? n
&C y 10. i've VT NUN u
Spring Lambs s. o. Rf2,
hides 10 a iutc r n.
Iallow = a .c y ID
Pe.ts 8 tJ Il s Is each
Calf s. ins zoe n "
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An official report OF the commander @! the
Allies in the Pauguayan war admits Sc
we're defeat Of the Allies % tn assault upon
Fort Cumpaity. Inc protest OF Bolivia
against the war on Paragua charged the Al
hes with intent to deposit its territory IN
der the plea of war with ParsEua, bat the
Argentine Minister denies THAI charge.
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STATE OF VERMONT, rINhe Honorable the Probate
pIs1EIcr o. cHITTEDES, Court for the District
81 hittendcn.
To al persons interested in the estate Of Wright
Clark late Of Niliston in said District deceased.
GREETING.
WHkEEAS. said Court hath assigned the lst dav d
December next for the settlement Of the administration
account o The administrator Of the estate of " clark de-
ceased and ordered that public notice thereof be given
O. cd persons Interested in said estate By publishing
this order three weeks successfully previous 10 the day
assigned in the Free Press. printed in Burlington in
aid District.
IHEEEFORE, you are hereby notified o. appear at
lie Probate Court Rooms in Burlington on the day
signed then and there contest the allowance OF said
account Il you see csuse.
Given uHler my hand this 9Th day Of November. A.
D. $500.
WILDER l. BURNAP, Register.
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Iii reported tha- n, Canadian Govern
meut has refused % Tlt.,v the arrangement
by which the Pop sd British American
Cont, deratc G3ycrnmcut was % contriblte
$500 coo to PIaee Eiwald's Island 70 en-
ter the confederation
Il is certain however that all The Provinces
wall contribute and render a,d g, put on cud
10 the troubles caused 5v the hui tenure M
that Island
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
NV NnRk. Nov. Is.
BY TELEGRAPH.

A special dispatch from Eng land states
that II, 600 meicors ami falling stars were
discarnable at Greenwich Observatory on
Tuesday night and yesterday morning The
display was remarkably brilliant Some of
the meteors exceeded in SIZE stars OF the
first magnitude, and appearing in all the
varied c5lors OF the rainbow.
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8egal 0Otitrs.


I'VE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appointed
w BY ihe Honorable the Probate Court fr the Dis
trict Of Clttend-n, Commissioners 10 receive exains
and adjust tie claims and ds mands u all ners.,ns
aEst the estate q Eben Lee LAKE. Of Jericho in said
Di,tret represented insv, NJ and also an claims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto; AMI six months
from The day Of the date thereto bein. allowed By sae
Court FOR that purpose do Therefore hereby avs
notice that will attend the business Of cur a-
p0tntmeu 81 the dwelling Of james Grah.In in Jerieo
In said District the last Tuesd Of d. csmber and
April next AZ 10 o'clock A. ", each Of said days.
Dated this 5th day Of Nov. 4. d. 1850
JOEL BAETLETT Commits %
NATHAN BESHAM sionerS
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MEDIC Al.

author e SIX Lec:u e. ou ths r. even'ion aud Cure
OF Pulmonary ConsIupfi Asthma, Diseases of
the Heart an n l1- 70 Nrc>crgiu Male and Fem tle
lleGlth,-Dt7it broalE4t, ny. and - fremont
street, bo-'tI, MaSs.. may e consulted every
Monday at - broad wy, New icrk.-and at No
. fremont street Bostou, On "wednesday and
TAursdat, tl.eT ~ ard itl, ant every other
Wednesday anI rhur-ity after, AL Cancellations
free.
Al consultations free. Dr.. S. :. FITCH cures the
following diseases
All Headaches. Catar-h, Sore Throat Colds
Couch, Who, pin Cough cedin- Lun-s Con-
sumption, Asthma, ri.cds g ol he Heart, Dsspep-
ness. Piles, Dropsy, Ovarian Tumlrs, Complaints
peculiar O. Their sex, skin Diseases salt b. /. cum
ErupriOns, PIuples and frown spats on the face
the -ca'p the haufs the lim the person. Bheu-
matism, Erysipelas Falling 81 tie BAR Hur0r,
tire, swell Ell neck. Ser, fal. ana AL iupIrities
o. the lnod, NervOu-ne-s Chofea, sr.Nitus' lance.
In all cases the hest references -i1cu
DR. 5 FITCHS FAMILY PHYSICIAN is a
perfect guide ia ever family with remedies iuflli
biz, that each may procure - pep r. aud success
fully minister o. promptly cure al Col :, and
{ u prev NJ y rure d diseases arising fr, N
colds, such Rnrum ttisn. Lung Fever, Pleurisv
&C &c also 20 cure Coup Dphtheria, Scarlet
Fever. Measles. Ery sipelas ph1id Fever, WhOOp-
ing-Cough. Choler., Cholera Morhus, Cholera In
fantum, Diarrh0sa from recthing and hot Weather
CostiFen IS, urns, Set Sickness, Care Of the hair
and Teeth the best Tooth PoELer and the best
Hair Dye used; Laws q life So 60 preserve
life With health 70 tue m.si venerable axe.
The ." aInily Physician u sent y nail. free Of
postage n address, the receipt % thirty i've
cents give state, Town, Couuiy and Post OGice.
Direct b DR. S. FITCH,
No. = fremont -. Boston. Mass
Oct. s-d6taw3n
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who use it is, Which is the best, This question
however can be easily settled by referring to the
published Report Of the Committee of the N. II
o'ste Agricultural Fair holden at Nashua on
Tue Zoth SeDtember, which awarded the First
Ire , - OF Silver Medal to 'Barrett's Vepe-
table Hair Restorative"
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BarssELs. Nov. Il.

The King opened the Belgian Chambers
Yesterday. L. his speech be took occasion
= allpds {, ai. friendly relations with all
Tho grc3t powers. and asserted thar strict
,,..,yr,l Inv shuuld be observed
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car rION
To Purchasers and Dealers in tie Celebrated
WtTER-PROOF : COLD-PROOF
ARCTIC GAIIER SHOES.
AT rIoN

QNcuteI by 7. e.. Wales, Of Boston
The ouolye,r Metallic Rubber shoe Company o.
Nau-atucf. tvuuccticut, would iufurtl Dealers and
tle public generally that tLet are the exclusive
owners Df the Patent aud sole Manufactures % the
ah.yc-ral4gt shoe, aud viii promptly prosecute
als and aIi lf-lu-eucnts uf theiT r lfs uri,r siI
Patents A.4 genuine Arctics are hUuu with glrd
luI haze IRE ltule os the Patertcc ami Of or Col-
iauy "a t.e bottom AL others are but rHur init
ItI.r-- Tie public viii promote theIr own i1te-
es;s Hy chasing ia e only de hy this e. pa-
ry. 90 Nsu-ltrcS, Conn. WALLS. EM}IOsS &
ul-N 50 TNHl'h. Sos ,U- and 'Hl Liberty bee
N-F .r-, lr- De- Agents for the sale n ihe above
named Shoes.
jaws T. Fy-ll 90. President. GE5 H. s.rav-
los. l4rl- u-Iur
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VINO BREAk>-PAY>."

enc q tie mo.t intercslin- stories ue have
ever real. u IS llye-tale. but u.o,f ur.i- the
tra Is stun published O, such. aLr worthy the
reading ~ intellectual people F7r'rH S1sr-f ~
Er-Hisg % r-s'fr. Snt postpaid Cu rec iptti price
.. LIZ POLDT Is holt 's. Er.1me street
New Nork.
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tattle-heceipts l0s7 head. We noticed a fe.
-1ls OF Northern Cattle that were kept over
aD.ut 4cl head The market was rather dull and
Bs last week
sheep and Lamhs-The amount Of Sheep and
heal. Prices uncI anged
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DIR. MATTISON'S SURE REMEDIES
For - peCial Gases.

Canbe obtained orly at HE oHce, Nc. D
Union Street, Providence, ard are sent
by express in sealed paesagss. see-rs f-s.
obserua'i0H, 70 all parts Of the country Tlev O. no.
el1s euery'tiag, but for their respective purpose
fsey po'itir'iy t1re no e7sl'. y Circulars sigiH-
full Information rita ne tiyisff test u.s. ljs1
bookon Sss-iI' Dile1sss, ia ss4,sl ssysap,, so1i
free. y Be sure AMI sssa far htni, foF without
references noadFertisng physician should be trust
ed. Enclose stamp for postage, and direct to
DR.. MATTIsON, No. IS Union Street, Providence
RI Aug 2i.l5i 6-dawiy
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sMOLANDER's EXTRACT OF
BHChW !

Is SOLD by all Ap0thecaries, evcryWlcre, Tor
l. only ONE DOLLAR. It Is certain cure FOR
Diseases of the Kidneys, Gravel. Rheu-
matism, GOut, nrOPsy, FemRle
Disorders & General Debility
arising from excuses OF any kind. Read the fol
lowing Testimony Of CT ) Missionary.
CHARLEsrowS, Mass Nov. %, 1855.
Messrs. HURLFIGH & RoCIRs, Boston, Mass
! feel il duty ! owe 90 You, and 20 such q
the community are suffering rs have suffered,
70 make known through tie medium Of Your adver-
tisements the cure that. through the blessing OF
God you have we ght upon LIE b using SnnL-
AEDER's tUCHU / ma suffered over one year with
Kidney Disea e so had could hardly walk. took
four bottles % Smolanders Buchu and il cured mt.
WILLIAM 81 MED.ES, City Missionary.
All Apotheca-ies sell this valuable preparation,
ana ask only one dollar for Il TRY it.
BURLE 6h 4 ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists
Boston, General Agents.
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wILCox CALoRIc ENGINE co.

ll- 10 uCrEaLcc - Providence r.
Manufactures u Caloric Eusines. % various size.
Recent Improvements upon tho engines have freed
them from the difficulties which have heretofore
existed In N tors OF this c.a.s TIyy are uu pe--
iecty reliable for all purposes where limited pow
er Is required consuming small amount 0f.uel
are entirely safe, and can be operated BY PERSONS
otskilie in me IN mics.
STEPHEN WILCOX. Jr., Agent
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,sARRAH WASHINGTON HAIR
RESTOREg.

Would y5u have iaIk and i-straas hes. a.. -.
With beauty queen, the goddess c. poe shv'
Or is your beauty fading Co. decay,
Your raven tresses passing fast away
Or is age drawing TOO ultimely near
DO silveTy locks upon our az appear.
Then Why az youthful beluty, Why despair
When there's balm f'r every silr-ry lair.
Times sorroxs, feyer's rava-es it Jies.es-
\ sure restorer Of those missing tressest
From her bright locks tie immortal name it u.a
or Hair Restorer-" MARTHA W. sHIyGrov Co.
Then HE to the Store-iust across tie rav,
And get bottle with the least delay.
SOLD EVERYWHERE. Price g. ,01.
sI5IONpS eco, Psoprictors.
Fitrwiilia p
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LovD3N. Nov. l4.-Ererins.

10 the 1ase of che ox-rsbc. cruiser Kappa
hammock, seized for the L 5. the Admiral
" Court decided thai Gotham was entitled
TO her poSSessio1.
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COLTON's SELECT TLAVORS
nfthc Nhnicr Ernit. a,I sric..

arc attracting Lsrss ~ Ct1.-. E.4l-rs ,-r-.-
rt.rf far fisi- delicious Fl9rors sfrt-- P--!sg ara
urrirl i.f SrcrG'i Dealers tretl, their -Ics
with them. Wholesale A.euts-M. s. BURR &
CO. AID Go. T.. GOODWIN 3 co, tl.fll.
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OIL AND CANDLES.

| ARD, SPERM, AND WlALrJfL
l. OLIVE. ELAINE. And ED OIL.
KEROSENE AND MA HlSERY OIL.
SPERM ADAMANTINE CANDLES ana SOAP
Fof ale > BRADSHAW &PArCH.
H'.h' No. Central wharf B4ston
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GEORGE SAsiP SON and D. H. DAVENPORT
~ who previous 70 JaTu1ry .. 1876 carried on
tne III ectort Publishing Business for nearly ten
sears as partners OF the late Geo. Adams under
We sty 10 Of ADAMS, SAMPSON CO.. have since
INC above date, and viii in future, continue the
same under tho style d SAMPSON, DAVENPORT,
co. 80
as other parties are Eow Csnvassins in various
pleces for Directories, leaving the impression that
,le5 are our successors or ageuts-We hereby eau
.'on me bus ness community against doing business
With them on Ou- account
20 protect cur Boston sud AeS England Drec-
--ll patrons, aad the public geulI Al y, from the
ANY imp 1sitions practisct upon them, We shall
eater invariably provide ali per.oas with GER
'ue1tes 81 authority, who sre authorized 10 act as
agents Tor the variGa. DirectorIts jsyed from fbis
establishment.
our Massachusetts Directory and Register, now
~ caLeaSs.d Tor Will he issued 10 January lo57
We have not Il present any agents out on our
rev England DIRECTORY
SAAPs N, DAVENPORT & co
bIsectcry Publishers
y CO rress street Boston
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I, is stated ua- tie Government his a,
yet received DO reply 10 ;.e communication
forwarded 10 the Brush Government by
Sec Seward. d.mlui.1- go immediate settle
ment ior the uu-'e.. committed during abe
rebellion by the pirate Alabama. : reply
IoWty,r Is soon CAi,c-et.
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Guns. Guns:

4 LARGE a-sCrtmtHt & double and Jingle barrel
"A shot guns 81 sil prices and qu1lit1, alsr III
lard mlrfle aiding rifles aat Ballads breech-
..ad.n- rrr- for sale very low, at No 0 Rams
Block, hy
BRiNsMAID 4 nILDRETH
N.v. DIST
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ts'l|'E'fIs1:E1a
Patented Nay ID, 1866.

Ihis az Gle ipI Washing without ruhbin, -exrer,
~ NSi! u'I = places Nhiel will require a VERY
s'.-Et I'D. ana unlike other preparations Offered
iNt o -i-e plIlesef WILL roT 70 J. THE clothes INIT
MA ItaFc them much WHiTFR than ordinary r,e,b
"a, Nithout Tue u-unl wear AMI tear.
Al remove grease spots as If by and sof,e,s
.Ae uIt y ahir SOB that rinsln, Will in ordinary
eases entirely remayeIt -iS
~ Ills POW er Is prepared in accoriance with
.I ~ s-iea-e aud upon process peculiar I
tlsc.ij "h'cl ie secured ny Letters Patent III has
.ee1 an use i"l more tl.u year and has provrt
i'seii an un''tr-ll ty0ritc wherever il has .ssr
otgh lsel' AMONG the advantages claimed are tbs
cotton AID linen -or.!s. -Seu OO
II saws mtst 81 tie labor q rubbing, and wear
also I'T cleaning windows 70 Is UNSURPASSED
"ith one q4LFt-r the time aud labor usutlIx re-
4uire4 it iAitrts beautiful gloss and lustre much
-i"c=i0T O. ary other more NJ water rs',-i-s,
except O. IluI-teu the powder i'0
DHe-ti- D. With each package.
anu ca Pc readily appreciated rs q SINGLE trial
i-- cs d |fs.il@ TT family If ave or six per-
r.. 7" tA not -Ac--t rftsEE tENTs
iAc uAntI-ctufcrs OF tais powder arr aware thar
-liiA! t-e4cs- comp ulfs have been Introduced H.
.h' pa lie len have rotted the cloth or filled h.
moving TIE DIRT, hut kroEiug th. Intrinsic ex-
-ei4c2 re n ts article tlog c1- rrt., rrrl.ir,
u as Le-' adapted tD meet a dem mi which -
'u-- tN.st d. aua which has heretofore rename
unsupplied
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NEW GOODS.

~ EVERY descrip ion "a. our line, lust received
" at %. Bans bIoci.
-BRIS5WAID a ILDRETH.
Nov 2lst.
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ALLCoCK,s POROUS PLAsTERs,
Best Strengthening Plaster IN the World

ALLCoCK,s POROUS PLAsTERs,
Best strengthepiug Plaster m The world
ALLC0CK'S POROUS PLAS1 ERs resolve and as
suage pain by calling forth the scrid hunors from
parts internal to the skin and general circulation
thus in many cases, positively evaporating the
disease. JAMES LuLL, NJ. ID.
There is nothing equal. in the way Of plaster, to
the Porous Plaster Of Ma. ALLoOCK. Everything
is pleasant about them Thew are the plaster Of
the day, and ft type OF our present advancement
in sciance and art. In Asthma, Cough, Kidney
Affections, Govt, rheumatism, and local deep-seat-
ed pains, they afford permanent relief
JF. JOHNSON, n. D., on Topical Remedies"
From personal knowledge of these plasters, we
can state that they decidedly preferable to any
other In use Wherever relief Is to be obtained by
the use Of plaster, we should recommend them.
A. INGRAHAM, NJ. D., Editor New York Monitor
Agency, Brandreth House, NewYork.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Dr. DODD,S .V'ERET.V'E,
AND INyIGORATOR.

Among Medicines, If is Won'aH'' Best tT''Ha
Leucorrhea Tor Whites, Amenorrhea (supP-es
siop). Amenorrhags CsoEing), DysnenorThea pam
ful menstruation). Dyspepsia, Sick Headache ar1s
g,ng down sensations, loss Of strength, mental DE-
preston, cOnstpated bowls. sleeplessness
i,v. and the innumerable symptoms Of low wan
Nv and disturbed circulatiOn-sre cured by TINS
,radinary medicine. On. reG'Po0Hfuf In "~'ei e
north more as an InrigorGfing Tonic thah au'
.mount of Alcoholic ritters, which are slNaiS ~
.o,dad nv reaction and depression.
DIR. DODD's IRVINE
or.l,zes the circulation Of the Nervous fluia, pro
,o,ss the free circulaions Of the blood aids oi-
r..tion. cures costiveness, regulates the Doves
md restores the vital organs to their natural A0
,Iyitv. II contains no OPIUM or other P0is0nO1
drug, and as an InvigoratOr will make strong anu
healthy the weakest system. ..,
No woman should despair Of perfect restoIA',on
=, health until she has thoroughly tried Doods
N.,,ine. All druggists sell it. Price, sl.oo.
h. 3. sTORER CO.. Proprietorf,
75Fulton Street, New YORK.
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THE LL~l PENS IS THE WORLD.
t.r Sale ar li- Ie--guarters, so. - MAIDEN
Ian Sew 4 .Ia. md by every duly appointed
= gents ut tI.- same Hr.ces
tattl"-ut u -l iull description OF Sizes --l
Price, -,rt oa -.-s ', % letter postage.
4 MORTON.
5 HUAIINitHN. Agent ior SIo7tou's e. Do Pens
10 burlington
Nuv. "a "a vino
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We call,the attention of our readers to the
advertisement in another column headed
Solicitors wanted
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1 Ett 10 charge q thc her, Oct 5i.h bv
II - anger who IrunIiscd o. c Il fer the anne
n four dsys. black HORSE weighing about
niue hundred and Judged T. he eight year, old
VITA buggy and harness. The LEGAL owner = Lere-
take them away.
MARVIN RI e.