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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-09-12

The Latest Styles
Silk and Cashmere Hats for Fall can now be
had at REED x ADAMS.
August %.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-09-12
Wv
Coffee.
Ground and unground. Also Essence of Coffee
cheap. H0YT, STRATT0N i HAPG00D.

Machine.
This new machine is fast becoming the popular
Sewing Machine of the land. 1t will stitch. hem,
fell, bind, cord. tuck. braid and gather and sew on
a rufie at the same time.
1t has the reversible feed.
1t makes four distinct stitches on one and the
same machine.
It has a perfect, self-adjusting tension.
1t fastens the ends of its seams with equal ease,
1t will do the heaviest or finest work with facil-
iiy.
1t does not break a thread in going over a
seam,
1t is a modle of simplicity.
Its style of finish is elegant.
1t is the best Sowing Machine in the world.
]. E. BR0CKWAY, Agent,
No. 6, Main street. Warren. Ohio.
Sent 5 2t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-09-12

ANEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
PhaIOn's "NiEht Blooming Cereus."
PhnIOn's "Night Blooming Cereus."
PhHIOn's "Night blooming Cereus.o
PhaIOn's "NiRht Blooming Cereus."
PhaIon's "Night blooming Cereus."
most exquisite. delicate, and Fragrant Perfume,
distilled from the rare and beautiful flower nom
which it takes Its name.
Manufactured only by
PHALON & son, New York.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
ASK FOR PHALON'S-TAKE NO OTHER
July 81, 1856.
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IL, 8 and 4ineh Water Pipe, suitable for Sewers,
Wells and Back Door Drains. Prices low, and
within the reach Of everybody. For sale by
II. s. ROBBINS,
Sept u 1855 If Newton Falls.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-09-12

~ Leave yosr orders early for Fall and Win,
ter clothing. at REED ADAMS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-09-12

ER- Porter's Cure of Pain.
H0YT, STRATTON 4 HAPGOOD,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-09-12

D. B. WOODS, J. 81. KNIGHT,
F. CASPER, NJ. @. WooDwoRTH
GEO. W. HOWE, Id. BAIRD,
J. E. STEWART, r. NJ. AcKISNEr,
G. 7. MRTCALF, Z. MOORE,
JAMES PORTER, Ms. CLARK,
J. HARMON, G. 6. SMITH,
SETH SLOAN, A. j. BRoCKET,
b. BEECH, II. d. DILLON
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26
REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN WATCH
Made at WaItham Mass.
Is THE BEST.

IL is made on the best principle Its frame Ia com,
posed Of Solid Plates no jar can interfere with the
harmony Of its working and no sudden shock can
DAMAGE its machinery. Every piece is made and
finished by machinery tself famous for its novelty
as ven as Tor Its afectiveness) and therefore pro-
perly made. The watch is what all mechanism
should he-sc,ura'e, simple strong and economical
Except some high grades too costly for general
use foreign watches are chiefly made-hy won,n
and hoys. Such watches ave composed Of several
hundred pieces screwed and rivetAd together. and
require constant repairs T. Keep them IN any Kind
e" order. AT persons who have carried Uanrresn
4'pines' and "Fnglsh ratent Levers - are per-
iec'iy "ela~are Of the truth Of this statement.
Al the beginning Of our enterprise more than ten
years ago it vas our first object t. make thorough
" good low priced watch for the million, to take
lie place ot these forcR impysItions; the refuse OF
i'.eSa factories, which e.tirely cable at
nome and p-risctly worthless everywhere.
10" well We have accompiLed this, may be
unaerst'Sd from the fact that after 50 many years
OF pa nc tiai, We now make more than half Vt the
watches sud In the United states, and that no
others have ever given such universal satisfaeti,
While this department Of our business Is continued
with increased facilities for perfect work, we are at
present engaged in the manufacture Of watches Of
the very highest grade known TO chronometry IN
equaied - eny thing MAZE in the world Fog this
pirpose We have the amplest facilities We have
erected an addition to our man building expressly
for tbs branch OF our business, and have FLIED IL
with .fe hest WoIkmen in our service Nes ma
chimes and appliances have been constructed which
perform thca v,rA with consulate delicacy and
ezacrness. Tie choicest and most approved ma
terials .nly are used. and We challenge Comparison
between this grade 4 cur worA and the finest in
ported chrnnomsters. We do NOT preteut 10 sell
our watches for less money than foreign watches,
but We DO assert without fear OF contradict that
for the same money our product is inc mparably
superior ur watches, OF whatever grade, are
full warranted, and this zarrantse is good at all
times against usor cur - NJ in all parts of the
vo-l3.
CAUTION. The public are cautioned TO buy only
ofrespe.;a5e dealers. All persons sellin. COUNTER
feits wiz he prosecuted.
ROBBINS, APPLETON CO.
Agents for the American Watch Company.
l5- Washington 81 Boston.
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SiLVERINE.
An entirely new invention flr .ustlutaneousiy
SITTER PHI TF.F a.
ARTICLES co.
Bras. Coppcr,GCrman ver.UraHze,c tc.
AND FOR
CLEANING AID POLISHING SILVER AID
sILNER-PLATED WARE

Although az entirely new invent %. this Article
has already excite the surprise aad admir- ton uf
many OF many Of the prominent scierth' men 90
the Gay, and rs pronoun ed, by al wi have stcn
it, almost m1 q cal operation Il TIC u-- yslu
-h.e ryenticus o. modern times
10 s - Impetc electro sliggr-p plating u-tterl 10
a o ttlC and is destined % -ork wonders iu tscrs
household as IT, use all silver F-f-rd ware,
wh p!itE- Be- o.. can De re,tu al g. lt- or
iginAl n-auty. sDd attic - %; hra.. copper. Ger
silver. etc can be in tautauc, u-iy plated with
pare siiser' Al st 60 tfihit th-t D. iati- need
d. without 10.
There aretlousluis uf articles 10 daily Use made
of the haser metals, which, by 40 occasional ure o
tie >ils crime, may he made hi-hlY ornamental ss
veil as useful.
Iti, perhaps needless Co say that the siiverine,
as its name implies Is preparation Z Et u ? Sill
NEK aud contains SO MERCURY, ncd u7 ether in-
edicnts. nor any property the slightest Dc gree
ini1riou, O. metal. or the hands
Applied 70 silver Plaiei Ia le Wa-e, lruit
Dishes, rnss. Castors, stair Rods, tia ness Trim
MINIS. Military Equpmeuts. uor hnofs and
Plates Meta lc window zul show Case EI4mesi sc
whose plating Is Eurn ~. Il gives them all tie
beauty OF new ware, which they VIII leta Il the
SiIyerine Is applied a. often as such articles are
or marty cleaned.
Applied to Copper. Brass OF Bronze articles, IL
Will keep them BE Ut FULLY stLvTEtn, eith enc
quarter the trouble required u keep then clean by
~c,luring etc
II viii also he found 10 - the best and NEST econ
ou.ical sl,er clean ever used. producing al the
brilliAncy OF unalloyed sllver
HONE n STEVENS,
MANUFACTURES. 25o Broadway, Boston. Mass.
wI3s6
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AFEw WORDS OF COMMON SENSE.

Anew WORDS OF COMMON SENSE.
now lev there are who are not sui ject to some
Aheetion Of the lungs or respiratory organs, who,
oy negieeting prsmonitory s! mptoms, aggravate
the complaint. until disease strikes its shafts
ilEheNpressib!e torture Of the patient, and ankle
L and distress TO friends. "only cold "a
reht sore throat - is the needless remark Of many
Ehen so affected. Yes; "Only a coid.' was the
thoushtless expression Of thousands whom death
has marked for his prey.
FoIewarned-ForeaTmed, should he the motto
forever in the minds of al subject 20 Cough, Colds
CataT-h. or iuluenza. Words Of advice should be
Needed by all suffering from Asthma, Bronchitis
Consumption. Relief IS within their reach; and
If neglected, fatal consequences ensae-a lie Or
misery daily, hourly struggle for existence.
contest in which there can he hut one yi;to.-
Death
Does it not aIPai tie strongest mind, GO think Of
the result caused BY neglect, Then Hhy DELAY (,
What excuse cal be cit9ca Wien timely warning
is sounded in your ear, When the dan-er is
pointed Ont. Why rot avoid il, GARsnES'. Pa
loRAL hsly has been used with sue ess IN nearly
million OF eases. and Is endorsed bJ Tie Medical
Faculty as the mot prompt and eflcsci rs remedy
that scientific research has dis over. p 10 relieve
and cure all case If Coughs, Colds ir.iaeuza, ana
Consumption, tie case IS n,t beyond all aops.
Even when the sufferer is in the last stages he wi
find relief by using this preparation. one bottle
will convince the mes. rcr,d ulous ilsi tie merits
Of this lrepa-ation are iy 10 means exaggerated
in fact-fsl ir short Of the euloges fest Ned upon
it by thousands Who have teea cured 10y lis timely
ca guarantee ace mpanies each bottie and deal
eru urt4f i'm. IN
money, when this preparation fails 90 relieve.
Prepared by T. IS. harsden, 81 Broadway, New
York. and for sale by al Druggists. Price, s Ter
bottle.
Wholesale A2ents.-Joln F Henry Co. "-teF-
bury, Geo. c. Goodwin a Go. I,s,an. N. $. Burr
& Co. Boston
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nIPTHERiA-

For the -are Of that dreaded disease, DAVIS
PAIN KILLER is specific, Il resor;eito in time
IL should De used mixed with vater. as ear-.e'
and the thro. bathed with Pam Killer Ee'ly.
Real wha. Dr.. Walton write Us. from ,oshoei.n'
Ohio
lam happy to INFORM southlt tie Pi.u KILLER
cures this new disease, 'Dp-her-a, ~ sore Throat
that prevailing to 80 alarming 81 extent IA tbs
sectI Of tie country. On Walnut Greer Holmes
county, they use seaTee;y ans other remedy, and il
, as never teeu o -vn 20 fah Boz single instance
when used in time. This feet You may make knoTn
70 the world
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

PERRY DAVIS VESETABLE PAIN
hILL1at Tie Universal Remedy g.. iaternal and
External Complaint.
At this p-r.oa there are -ut fen acquainted with
tn Ia'rIit- Pain Killer hu- vle z-me eXt,l it a.
Imminent. t.cr tuow iut Irls q IFS power in
easing pain whea taseu internally with great sue
cess, bat are equally ignorant ol its ealing vif-
tines Th,u trplea externally We therefore wish
90 say 90 all that it 8, egu ly s-cc5sful Vhethsr
used internally or ,Ttlrua D.. and It's sale IL u.i-
versal and iu.menzs Tie demand from Iudia AID
other foreign countries equal 60 the demand at
home, aud it has become Known ia those iar oT-
places By its nerits-ihe Irorri.t-r- have never
advertised it ~ Teen ct any czrer-s IN ifs irtr--
tu-tion into fa-ei IN lsnd-.
Oct Z5-wIm
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DYSPEPSIA CURED.
EEhpsgEI Cared
ETuPtions on ihe Face Cured
EcrnEnEr

BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS. ~
Do away with al your various. and often Terni-
cious drugs and quack Medicines, and use Nv
baths prepared with
">TRUNIATIC SALTS"
These salts az IMAGE from tie concentrated L.
opo-s the Mineral Well Of the Peun'a. Salt Manu-
featuring Co. in Pttstur-h b, and are packed in air
ti.ht toxes. One alreys sufficient for bath
Directions sre attached. Internally use
Strumatic Mineral aters."
In bottles Of orea and a hall Iil;s. Cue sufficient
for days use. Sold by all Druggists generally
Raymond, PRATT co. No 26 Fulton Street
New York
MERRILL, BROS. & Co, 4is sirtest. Boston,
Wholesale Agents
Oct - '-66-deWecWlYr
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Sptual Ucure

HOSTEL TIERS sTeaIlCH BITTER.
MusIrool- limitations. Sue, .s 9- tie .rrev,lerf
craoie' Of iu' ume-aalc huuH1-s BIO sooner Ia.
UosTETTERe srOM CT .T-EBs made rfe.r
mark in tine world tl-u up tp.l1- a Lustof ia..
tr'us. and as tie fame O. sac ..e.. --rt -ati-e
-raH and -c-d, tle I,-t..l..,. .. p 20 I,...ror.
aa-sl-ias tuleAeled. bur d. e. .-.e ..s... f.-
lived tacsE down Cue ty .ar %. , have ,ii..r-
lasrer- When the bellows ,t .uIe-y, which lest
alive lie feeble FIRE 81 t.elr a.sr.,Fca l,ru,siiol
ceased 20 boa, taeE ceased O. .:7- and tlus h 4,
continue 90 come aid 20. 1l--Ea. ile. HOSTEL
TELS iIiILH~ tie -rvut protective a-.d .ui,
q. He age, have .l-rss.e1 % pa MARTY with
tlsl suceeldiHgye sr- .-lirsu,s sd. q cans 4
venting and ewing the diseases resulting
IT, malaria uarL .ls.ue 74-,r. aid al uu-
h.-ily climatic lf-,Lces. i.s .e.a ounale=5
al6-- r.uei. tor Dyspepsia. Liver &C. upla Mt
Fever al. a-uc. General N,-..-s- and DEBILITY.
s-.-- -ilat.-- 10 In .-a-...a. they are q. ~
a.u."s. % De superior o. auy .tls- preparation
ever .lti.-I or l--=--ih-.. F-lu the hone
mar. 90. Q. which o l,s- year aa .le, we're con-
fal. -.s- sale has been ez-a-.-. satl cyery state
.l -a'- I o.. ID. over t-e Whole . 1-l ard Cen
t4. A-a-. N.zel. tIe H--t Iaies the Sand
v.,l Is.srl-. Australia. ChilI aa Japan. Home
and foreign -,.-.u.us -.-t.. ue 90 ---a ria. HOs-
TETtEa- .lE.E.- --- -.. l..s- remarkable
tuie ara .-s.-saat DIV ...-.t.s world.
f.t-5-a1wIv.
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The remedy is within reach Of all. Smo'arasr's
CaHr0sui Find ETirarf II Buotu. I'll cure you q
all Ai-Hs1 Ii,s4vrs, Rttuusfirrl, Goat, GrdrsI,
Drotsg. and Cs-0ri- GaHorr.oea and viii renew and
restore yolr ezhaustes and failing energie-. 1
sou have been too eager rotary Of P'eatlrs moth
i'm Eii q. sou so much good as Sm9taHasr'' Err
t-sT f--ta For many diseases tc.1eut e. !euales.
srfsl4.fs-'' B-esa Is sure sul sovereign remedy.
Ger Pie genuine. P5iee only Ors D.Hq-.
Sold by A. c. SPAR d Co., ). IS. ROXY, N
Ag-thecaries generally.
UELGH ( Di::i Boston, General Agents.
ASK FOR sMOLANDER's BUCHU.
IN. LILY
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DIR. BICKNELL.s SYRUP:
THE GREsT
GFFOEER.y RE.NED

Also D-'eHfe-y, Diur43sI, CsoieTa Meybus, SgHaHe'
c5aPls4r Pan @ Camp t. Sfoaaaa Or Bs'7.l', sisL
srs5r stomach, Pzi-'sr'I Colo &c and S warranted
70 cure CT 40 pay. Is purely vegetable. without
particle Of opiata or narcotic HI -hly aromatic,
very pleasant 20 the taste. mild. bat sure IN it's
efssis, war Is and strengthens 5hs sys :an, acts
Ike q charr, sfo.5ing almost immediate
relief and taste q the article viii satisfy the
most rsdulous Of these facts oil By all dealer.
In medicine. Please se1d To- Trg It,
Prepared only BY EDWARD SUTTON. Posldsnce,
RI. DEaas BARNES 60, Of EsvYo,k, Gen
ersl Agents
NAYS ss~sn.
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TIE .nIRLIcAL RECORDER.

The public generally have CREST confidence in
this medicine. The numerous Testimonials IN is
favor from we'll inoen c.errIuen ana miss onarie 3
are veil calculated TO convince any tut tie most
skeptieal II there he any Of our readers Who stil
doubt touching the II gic powers OF PERRY DA-
Wis PAIN KILLER to relieve uain. We adv-s
them to buy one bottle, and give it trial. We
never IneW it yet to fail.
Sept Swim
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

..NuLLtoNS OF WORLDS FOR An
other hour" said one Of EnglsHd's proud Queen
IL the hour IF death, but ais the messenger was
Jal that gold could not trits. The wealth Of
sath is pawerless % save. Int 7csh s often eneat-
ed Of is prey ~ g timely use q Naa BuskiA's
great Germ n Liver Remedy. sec advertisement
Ostz5-wlt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26
REGAL Notites.
STATE OF VERMONT.

sf'S0rA 5. wns7n, LbsllAns} FTanklin COUNTY,
LsrA. b wnBrA. LibeIee. 1851.
To the Honorable supreme Court next be held q,
4 - Adams in the County Of Franklin on the 1si
Monday after the "a Tuesday Of January A. ID. lS6i
l. me Petition o. Seymour ;. Wilbur OF Montgomery
~ Tue county Of Franklin, humbly show.,h thst be.
~ more than three years previous 70 signing Il
us Ieton and more than three years after the hrsi
-oiing Of the cause Of divorce herrinaer stated has
resided IN Montgomery IN the County of Franklin ard
STATE Of Vermont and that he on the 18th day Of Nc
xsnbtr ls51 At Bristol was lawfully married 10 Lanra
D. warner, the Lbelce: and thai be continued to live
Win me said Laura B. his wife, in the faithful dis
SnAFse o. all the duties incumbent him the hus
r~d OF TIE said Laura, his wife from the time % ki,
sd marriage 81 the time Aforesaid util the 18th day
:" April ID. ls63, when the said Lama B., lis wife
wiiuy deserted the Petitioner and has ever since ard
Tor more than three consecutive wears wholly neglected
snd refused 10 hive with the Petitioner .nd has wholly
neglected % discharge any Of the duties incumbent
her a. his wife The Petitioner therefore pravs thst
is Honorable Court will order and decree that tie
f.iitiuaer Be divorced from the said Laura wilbur
married
Dated Al Montgomery, Oct Io,h, Ised. ,
SEYMOUR :. WILBUR
L ?. wrBrE, Ati'y for Iibelant
The foregoing libel hayin been shown me and il be-
ln made 10 sppeHr that the lbcee resides without this
state u IS ordered that the said Laura Warner Re
summoned to appear al the u the supreme Court
next = D. held AZ Burlington, within ard fnr the
Coanly oi Franklin. the first Monday after The
ond Tuesday q January. ID. is67 then and ther. 10
make answer 20 said b L By publishing the substance
thrrrof together with this origr hhrpr weeks
siyely IN the Burlington Freu Press, a westly news
paper rnted AZ bur.ngfon In Chuendea County. The
ia,t Of which publications shall be At st six vsssks
pefnrv the said Term Of sid court
Given uner nv haEi II Burlington this lstA day p
October, y. d. 1856.
Vlo"S Judge u the supreme Court.
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HsMMoNrox FRrITI,Nps.

I'VE best opportunity o. &c "a G home nj IA ard
Il healthy climate ell tah.e for all crops tie
trs Iuit lana Ia the Union lest 4 mari ets-he
ing near New York AMI Philadelphia from s. o q
$50 Ier acre cleared from small fruit h large
pHlul ton sl- eacy coated, lludreds are sett linz
good cett pert, els henltLv son water ali Al
want ge-. Lands safe in s.. ~, uni the fam, us
uamiiiH utun Fruit settlement, so niles fom Phil
adeiphIl. \ large tract j. now divided into Farms
tH SUIT tuc actual settler. Price f0r - aces ard
IpaaTcs from So o. : 90 per acre, Five and ten
ae-e lots for SAFE. Terms liberal title perfect For
full inf .rm iti dress l. N IS jones, Hsu.-
muntUn, Sew JeTsr! All letttes answered.
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WHICH. rue RICHToRTnELEFr,

wHICH, THE RIGHT Or THE LEFT.
This IS the question which Knocks Loudly at tie
bosom q every business Ian Il these days. Shall
he be honest sell pure articles and he content with
small profits; or shall he Fwinole and double his
gains The Fast India Tea &C., Foston, believe
tina; honesty is the best policy" ana are willing
the public should share the benefit Of their larlS
cihital and experience.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

The earning. are steadily increasing, AMI arg IS
timlted al over s o',oC0 in Gold fr the month
Au-ust-the oficial report for that month not hav-
ing heeu received AZ this date.
Thee instruction cf tie read j. inz vigorously
forward. 81 miles atdi;iosaI tcils nearly ready
Cor the rs.ani It viii probably Dc IN full opera
tion T. the California state Line-l56 miles frC N
Sacramento City during tie summer Of Is6s, when
Us c,lnn mlst he yery large. q the entire trade
otNelala. aida large proportion q that Of Utah,
Iiaho aud " utlua must pass over its line. II has
been shown by reliable statistics that in 1853 over
$Isoo,Wo in Golivas paid for fr-ightius god
from Ca iornia to Eevapl alone.
This part eftte Grea Pacific Railroad Route e.
defined 60 C ono q tic most profitable lines Of
railroad ia tie w,rlc and IL First Mortgage E51ds
are am ~ The best secured ard most desirable IN
vcs,meuts ever ole ed
over 81 nH.0,o has already been expended in
adiag beg md The point TO which the 70 ed ls nov
runuin. ald the ron is h0ug ard paid Tor sufl-
cisut 90 lay the track the entire distance TO the
State Line.
The Road has heen completed ard equipped thus
far without tie sale Of single dollar Of its First
Mortgage nis, aud they are NV offered to the
public for the g. tine, after tho arnings Of tie
Eoed have reached the sum Of 100000 per month
10 God only about y per cent Of which is =, quired
for OPERATING expe ses-
The Belds are cf,red at s. Per cent snd accrued
interest from Jul, ist, ia Currency Orders may
be forwarded to Us direct. through the principal
Hanks AMI Bankers in all parts Of the country.
Remittance may Re mace IN drafts on NeE York,
or in Legal Tender Notes Nlti,nal Bans Notes,
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EREN LEES ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, TO al persons concerned
Lrc. late Of Jericho in said District, deceased
GREETING.
~ Prot ate Court holden in Iuflincton within and
y the District Of Chttendcn the 10th day II Oct
Der A. D. l>66 an in-truuent purpurtiu o. De- the last
will -. testament of Etrn Lee laic Of jericho in said
Di-trct, deceased, prcentv % the Court aforesaid
for PROBATE. And 10 IS ordered by said that the
1ih day OF N0yember \. D. ls66 Al the Probate Court
Rooms in said Burlington. Dee assigned Tor proving said
Instrument: and that notice thereof b. given al Per
cons concerned, ~ Publishing this ordeF three weeks
sueeessively in The frce Pres, newspaper printed ri;
burlington pr, yiou- % the time appointed
lHkkkf OH, You art hereby notified o. appear De
fore said Court II the time and place Aforesaid snd con-
test the probate Of said will. If YOU have cause.
Given under my hand IL Burlington In said District
this 9th day u October. \. d. i-66.
WILDER l.. BIZ RNAP. Register
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TnERTRAL AMERICAN.

G'RtE The hest Paper u Farmers, Gardeners
Il Fruit Gro fer- &C iu tai cuuntry, Published
a. tI.CA, y. Y. for 81 - q car. and every sub
scTiher receiving the worth oi b. money IN Grat-
uItl.s ci cLoics Grape Vines. >traWbeTTy Plants
Sc TIE rest pa e1iste c., AMI splendii StrelPiste
nom OW tail January. seId or sen pies, i.n ia
details. NJ charsgs. Club Agents wanted n every
town Adde'S, T. p. N4NEn, q p On, oneida co
~ Y. where ny edltlriaI oic. and farn Il Iucatcl
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ITCH! ITCH: ITCH!
scratch ! Scratch! Scratch
WHEATON,S AINTNESr
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

WILL CUKE THE ITCH IN IS HOURS.
Also cure SALT RHEuS, ULCERS, CRILBLAIss. and
ali ERUPrIoss OF TIE SKIN. Price 50 cent?. 20,
sale by all druggists.
By sending 60 cents to wEEKsA POTTER. Gen.
agents. i7O Washington street, Boston, it will b.
forwarded bv mail free of postage TO any address IL
the United States.
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THE BEST II THE WORLD. Harmless. reIis
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ness. sold By all druggists. Farto-y S. Barcels.
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Have saved more than $1,000 persons from oezth,
for they cure in single day, Cholera, DTseItery'
all Summer Complaints, Fever and Ague, and
Neural gia. Also, sure cure FOR Diptheria. Cough
and Rhemutism. All nru gs-s;s sell them
ORRIN SKINNER d CO, Proprietors.
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NEW BOOKS,

NEW BOOKS.
MEMOIR OF TIMOTHY GILBERT, by Fultoa2
WOMAN OUR ANGEL A q. Roe
tELEv FORD, ~ Horatio Alssr. Jr.
THr AoT OF AMUSING ufu-.-..~+
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Hrpzr,Rs. Oct. p.
The Convention at HydeTark passed on
on the whole. very tremendously Nearly
every town was represented Gen W. W,
CIRCUIT presided. Hon. WoTthington c,
s-.;,, VS. nom mated OF the first ballot.