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ne-aasemenl. d LIE 10.

ic'y l--sols'sro aware OF tho Debility and Gen
csal arrangement OF ylc whole system produced
- q alora-a Or l-l. thy action 90 the Liver, and
set, Ect one person 90 tCn is SO fortunate as not
- have suffered ln some way from these Morbid
Conditions. Health Is Of course dependent, in n
great measure. upon Tie Purity q the Blood, and
ne Purity a Che Blood is citCctly dependent upon
g lic1.-llgi t-ucti1Lal Action OF the Liver.
The disease arising directly OF indirectly from
1EocL us Di the Liver can not Ofc0urse, he enuul-
t7-;cl in brief advertisement; nor IS su.h an
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DR.. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
CELEBRATED SPAC-FEC PILLS.

= a. - = ~ y II 8.
Prepared by GARAScIEnE { TrPoxT. No. "a, rue.
LOMBARD, taTis. irum lie prescription OF Dr. Juan
Itl.n RE Chief Physician 20 the LospitaI du
N,rd u Larihlisire, lar trial they would d
ina eliate reli., and, In short time be fully re-
stored 10 Health aid strength. IL Il USED in the
pTa tee OF nary eninelt French phy si.ian- with
uniform success aud hi-hly recomns nded as the
oHIy positive and Specific Remedy fo- all person 5
suffering from General Or sexual Iebilitv an de-
Ism -cueuts Of tie Nervous Forces Melapc DIV
speimstCrfi 9a or Seminal Emissions All Weak
ne SIS arising from Sexual txcesses or Youthful
lnoi eretions, Loss # Muscular Energy, PIN si,al
ffo-ti siiuns NeT, ousn, -. Weak spine Lovpess
OF spirits Dimness II Vision. Mysteries Pains in
II The rack and Limhs, impotence dc
y" lanEuhEs csn convey ~ adequate idea OF the
immediate and almost miracul, u Change il pro-
S1cet IA the ceAilit4ted and shattered system In
l-et, u stands undyalled as an Cnfailing cure Of
the inalacies above mentioned
oI.sI ~ more, but use The Great French Remedy:
~ VII! 'Lttt a cure nLere all others fail and al
shYu-n powerful remedy, contains nothing hurt
4uI 20 tns most delicate constitution.
Pamphlets, Containing full particuiars and al.
eSt-iLs .oI using IN Eng ish, French, Spanish and
1elman aeeo nj any each tex, and are sIso sent -
any address when requested ~
Dollars. - "a WAVE i04 T"e
sold by all Druggists throughou. the world or
VAL ne sent bv mail. securely .ealed frcm All oh
taor3rsa agSnt.
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4A-Aihn GNlas NORTH AID NE44.
Leave Burlington at 40 =. ~, SIS A. III, -
p. ~, ESQ 2. n.
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell At Cd !
". %. Burlington. st. Adams. Montreal, arrivin.
az Montreal az $50 p II, Ogdcushurghat / \ NJ
Nsl Train leaves Boston az S.II a. n. via Lowell
via L-Uscrcc and Fitchhur- az 40 A. NJ Sprin-
leid @, s.i5 a. -. or Burlington, and s.. Albfns.
Acc1mlaodatioa Train leaves NCTthield at . IS
A. NJ, burlil-t0l. at 6 =. r. fer s.. Adams.
Montreal ant knuses Point.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls az 1000 =. H.
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley Z. r.
leaving New York, 20 i2l5 P. b.. and from Cheshire
=, r. leaving Boston at 5.31 r. 81 , connecting at
White River junction with train leaving Boston AZ
$50 p. ~, for Burlington, kogEc's Point, Montreal
and Osdcnsturs, with Grand Truna trains lar The
west.
Sleeping cars are attached % both the Might *
pcss trains running between st. Adams aud
.ston. and st. Alhals arl Springfield.
Through tickets 20 Chica ~ and the West for
sale az the Principal stations.
Tickets 70 Detroit, Chicago and all points West
sold BY II. y. DEURY, Agent, No American Ho-
Tel BurAEs ton, Nt-Baggage checked through
50. Alhaus J7ne T. leo.
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VERMONT REPORTS

VOLUME az OF the Vermont Reports.
Received and for sale by
June Z. A. FULLER.
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lhe al'endanee OPon tie meetings Oh 'A'
Young Men Ohris'iah Union q ''''s o''s.
SUNDAY afternoons iia' '''aoiiS HUI ' "a
10" The congregation h"h'''a h'1i'' lou
i"y are proposing 90 '''''' i''-' %
room ior 'ne "ln'=I
Inc boston tra'e''s' '''' 'i.' i-'-'7.''.'''
o""i'"'' II ." r''i'''', '''-,'''''7 W. ''
D1p,'S'S' C."s'' NAMES ''s'' . ''''-'
-"D -''''''....S'' .'''- '"'''9 -
nave col many '-''',1 -'' i'.' va l. '-'. -
''ti' ''''o'' ID a'' ''''' -
"ne''ar ne WI = is ''' y'. '-''''.
i"s Ion, L'@'o i''''S i.-' ''.-' So. '''
ineOi's'Sai : H'h'F9 one '''.s-
'ne ih's'e'' oi VIZ = 81 - gym
s'0afh' P''ta[i's '.' '-'''',' ." -'''-
'"s'''u', va
"i''i INC s''-'-'i'- '''' ''''' ''- ''i -''-
'iS' &c '''''''' o. 3 ''''' ''
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PREPAREp PRESCRIPTION.
CO.TSC.WPTF0T,

Made from the Prescription Of Rev. CHAs Z HING
~ IL. A-' &C Is confidently presented to the
public ll- J-e Prevention and Cure q
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S. 4 P. S. WIRES, General Agent
Applications FOR agencies for the tire. lasl named
Con Hanles in Vermont, Western New Hlmr-hirs
and northern New OK, should be made o. Us as
oe1eral cents and Agency euperE.rr. -crt- .ar
SAID Companies in said TERRITORY.
tlFt auu inland insurance taken ia fte Above
naine. hrst class Companies, 70 the al.tua- Il
s-5uul1, in one risk
Dwelling houses and their cautents and fam. moe
perry generally will be insured for one or "a term Of
years, allowing the insured % receive hacs yearly
thTce-ouTfhs the profits at rates low as 90 ua @
It an object 70 all having such property 10 insure
20 try these Companies
Premium notes are not required. and the insure.
incurs no liability to assessments; the laro c as
sets Of these Companies furnish perfect inlcmrl.y
for alllossses.
Firsi-ciass Farm and Village dwelling
Houses
WITH THEIR CONTENTS
Will be
Insured TREE yesT' fer hslfof per cat To- te
sHtgrc term.
Losses literally adjusted and promptly pa.s AZ ts
cency.
$. 4 II. :. WIRES. Agents.
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BANKING HOUSE or
- e z 4 y o "a r 8 L. q g.
Corner Wall - Saseau >ts. New York.
Iu connection with 11r house 20 rl-alelpli- AID
Wellington, We hive opened S-W YORK
HOUSE 90 above location AMI l-er,1 -sryices 90
Packs. Bankers and Investors l-- Gle trlasact.ou
Of tAeir business ia this city, including purchases
and sales Government Securities. stocks. Bonds
and Gold. Wc aye constantly rcr.ese--c- at tie
s.sc- exchange and Coli I-srd, where orders sent
u' ere promptly cIa-. U- Lc-p Ga hand ill.
surpr,f
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OEALLISsULS
sly.as aIl s-i-lasat curreu, p-'--s a-l GLOWING
s--ssp CADETS t-e most i.'--a. rates. Tie market
sr-
AlF --'.Tr. Jay COOKS & t'
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tGIIapeous.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR LIFE!
pATD Sept. 3, 1866.


WErrIyG TBS FsET is Tie most prolific cause ..
disease and otatl ku Wu o. tu.uIlF 10 .- De
most sure 90 briu- 90 cold aud IDS, Neglect.
and often when Rot tt-i,cftd- terd tu i,'tIs .- g.
r. uvhs and fatal C. lUtitrs. DO is lu RECON-
ton o. this truth that the inventive talent 90 ts
country has Tor ears been De Flsiu- some Ectl
or attempting o. ces i-e 10 Tor Atepn- tAr 'eet--s
aud Cr That -Lul.l not give me- LNtA'i.t O. .H
wear.- Rubber sLDs-, ia one iJIm tr another -...
hitherto been our Te.iaIc lutlt ls we'll al.a.
a. I'M. n nd els mary evils that while they be-.
~ fest d., t..m external moisture, they .a. H..
them over uit Cd. and nJ thus inducing Hl ...-.
Tenderness Increase susc. iubiiiJ Q" it, rt-.tr
ihau Otherwise. They are also Duu-otr-,iae q. '.s
feet, GL4 vi hal are frrA tAl ei.sltc pc t.a..t
l. gr something shat shall make the ordinary a..
ard ST. ae irlprrvIuls 20 water. .tLUut -l s.r.
their s,a--use oT durability and. 10 possible. .
out adding -euairly t. th- cu-t q their ua1-..-
ture These, 10 vii De conceded are li.-- .if .-.l.
ieatu e. a..d &c c,lscirut. usly affirm that t..v
are absoiutei yattllued in the Invention Lc--a.,a
1,reseurad 90 the public
Tbeingeution cons 80, ln inserting between .s
inner aud out sole, va-l the boot is maxim
thin METALLIC PLATE, exceeding. lullle c.u.
iu- deNin.lty ~itL -.l-Luts.. very light art
I every way aa-p.et o. tie end desired, while The
additiausl expense l- merely lemuIi. To flrui-l.B
q perfect tarrltr AGAINST Tie admission % vet 90
dlmYuess, though The .ect may be exposed ever I'd.
+ long upon wet llvel-eutz or damp -r uni
10 ladies' and CHI. -rsn the IsEAL.g >oLE- VIII F.
Of lCcIlculau-e value as iF.il ti-if ItHtIs .. r
and s-l.al, % Dies. they are utrti. rly ...
10 the lrrz train % Ills that attend ua.l .-
u1--e protection O. g. f lt-t-
T.. csc Solos have already been -l-. fy PIE ..e
. OF all tests. ACTUAL r-E and re te-tu u.l.
their merits. il1-.F pr. t---t- l-----tr t-. ...
must h. sfe.,.ls a-t university adopted = -
U1Ilc. Ia- Patent llJll..c SUlel Boots and . ..
are dcir-- iu.r. dll-4 IltI the leading II. ...
Sl.e 81 rs -ar. l--l.-t che United States. and
surD-4l. al -1r-- s. lFersI.t-. except l.-'.--
deep mud or E-.T- -- t.rJ .e-.-- r-. %. b.
. slrt @ -cr then. ... d. he Lu n-ler. 10 YOUR
ll-e- does not OBJ. ppm o. have -l--- Pc e.l .-.-
cure t.el 81 -A.l- .-----l... ID PFC ID p I.
send .l-.li- LODI t.e Inventor ule. H---7 t-i ....
.
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Gai,roal.
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Commencing May Il, 1866

Leave Burlington at -.l5 A. NJ. Il.43P ?. A., and
s.G0I.E
Stall Ira Ia leaves RCIscs Point at 40 An. con-
lecuu- 10 NJ. tie River Junction and Bellows Falls
with trains io Boston, Worcester Springfield and
New lar,, arr wing at New ork at ll.45 p. 1Ia1d
with trains on P7ssumpsic r. r.
steam Boat Express leaves Montreal at % AM.
for Burlington, Late 6eor-e, Saratoga, Rutland,
Troy, Albany and New York. connecting az Bur
liu-tgu E.th Lake tlamuiain Steamers and Rut-
Land Road.
DAY Express leaves Montreal st $40 A NJ.
StJ0Lus nc 'u An, O-tcas zh at $50 4 u, for
Boston, be-. G..yiu- 10 Boston via Lowell at
l0 90 p. n.
Ni-ht Express leaves 0-leushurgh at a ID A. NJ,
Iontresl3 81 Pm, ROuse's Point 5.+5 PM st Johns
60 40 p. ~, arriving at Boston at $40 4. NJ con
Meeting 20 Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester and with Vermont Valley
Railroad io- Sprinsfeld SC, and arriving in New
York 20 1879 2. 81.
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FANS.
4 HANDS ONE assortment 20
A FLJTDs J-v,.rY s-..o.
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RcVcrberaii1S Sound Bon.

or WIND CHEST, which has ths sane important
part to perform a. the sounding Board hes iu q
Piano Forte 60 give body and resonance
Of tone)and without which the Or.an becomes
merely Mclodeeu in an organ Case.
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Northumberland.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
"a, e--Ekeatth--SEreRgth.

l-r1 reps ana thousands annually de premature
= wen, u Aey EouiG give TIC Great French
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored to heath in
lew weeks b. avery simple reIsedy, after having
Suffered for several yeats with severe lung aiIec-
ton and that broad disease, Consumpon,is anxious
to make known to his fellow-suferers the means OF
cure.
To all who desire il, he will send copy of the
prescription used Gree Of charge, with the direc-
tons, for preparing and using tx" samS ,sch they
will find a SURE Cure for CoNsuMrTIoS5 ASTHMA
BRoNcIitris, CouGns, COLDS, and all Tuaoat and
Lung affections. The only ooect of the advertiser
sending the Prescription is benefit the afflicted
and spread information which h., eonce YES u be in.
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
-emdy, as it will cost them nothing and may prove
a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please address
REV, EDWARD A. WILSON
", William lurg, Kings Co. New York.
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B L A G K S M I T FL
NOTICE.

rTvIiE subscriber having secured the :ergccs of
1 Mr. jos. II. COLE, as horse sh' or, would
announce To the public that he is nov prepared to
do that kind Of work in neat and Horkmanliks
manner.
Those thal have had horses shod by NJ. Cole for
the pas. ten years know that he has been yery
successful in keeping the t9et in good shape, and
also in fitting the shVcsas to make the horso
| travel easy.
Horses that interfere, he sill, If fair trial is
given cure; and also those that are tender footed
will be relieved after a few times shooting.
snail aiso Do prepared ID iron sleishs and
i DE-.
Those in want Of Net Anchors, next Spring,
will find il to their advantage to call on me and
get them maize this winter. | shah the best
Of iron, and know that can make anchors that
will keep the nets from dragging.
Pelase call At my shop Water Street, near
! " GRANTS SHIP-YlRD,
for proof of the truth Of this statement
GEORGE 4 COLE.
l.worlh, Dec. &c, 1865, N - 90.
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= the ceuaty Commissioners for the County Of
Ilruc CT.
Z OR Petitioners Inhabitants OF the town OF
osis woulI respectfully represent that the
public wants and c1nycuieuceS require that a
road town way should be laid cut anu con.
=;.ue,eI, beginning at the t7ot Of Teach hill
E'aiI, AMI In ing in 5out5wcstcry direction
~ the mil occupied ty \. Nee, auI \ :. How
ard, u the new County road !e4-.ns from Els
worth to Mariaville.
Your Petitioners having previously s-titione.l
the Sele,tmeu uf tic town OF cts TO lay out and
construct sal road, .ni Inc town having unrcason-
ahly refused to accept sid road laid out by tic
~eIrctm1u.
Your petitioners V ull new respectfully SIX that
Iuur ilonors view the premiccs and lay out or
locate sail road or town way according to the
laws in such cases made ana provided. And as in
duty bound will ever pray
LEWIS JUHpAN and lG others
Gus, Dec. III, lsU5.
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PICTURES 3! PICTURES
"SECURE THE SHADOW T. ne TIIE
SUBSTANCE F4ILS.3

NOW is the time fer every one secure a coed
" picture, as have made additional i'm
provements la my roams by Pattin: IN large
ground glt>s side Ii Sht, winch tact ltates in adj
ii : Il beauty and finish to pic N 50 very desr
able and SO Pleasing to the critical, and those Of
taste.
Photographs made from any kind of pictures,
or from lite, to any desirable size, and finished in
Ink or Colors.
Ambrotypes and Ferotypcs made to order and
inserted in cases Albums.
All pictares made by mic warranted to give
perfect satisfaction OF sac.
Hoping by strict attention to business and by
g9od workmanship 10 morio the confidence and pat
ronage Of the public.
Rooms over tie Store Of D. II. Epps, Main
Street.
JOHN NJ. PECK.
Ellsworth, Zee. IL, 1861. 2mtS
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SINCERE AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS

will find I,ocheg us2fll in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, aud relieving
the throat after unuluai txcrtion Of the vocal
or gans. Tho Ia hes are recommended and pres
crbed by Physicians, and have bad Testimonials
from eminent men throu ghout the country. lie
ing q article Of tiuo merit, and having pr rid
their efficacy by 4 test of many years, each year
finds thcin in new localities in various parts OF
the world, and the Ifochex are universally pro
uounce better than other articles.
OBTAIN only "BHewN's BRoVCHINL TncCHFs "
and do not take any Of the NothiesS Imat,ons
that may be osercd.
sold every where in the United States, and in
Foreign Countries, 1t 81 cents pr box. 6mi2
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Or s ALE.

4 house, barn, woodhouso and other outbuId.
incs, together with seven acres of land on
which said buildings are situated. Tho build
ingJ ate in excellent repair also two store
nearly fixed with goods, which will be sold with
or without the goods the purcha scr may choose.
The subscriber being DESTROYS of returning to his
former business, that Of following the sea, those
deslrous OF securing pleasant location will do
well to call and examine tho premises.
Notice is also given to those owing him on ae
count or otherwise that unless their accounts are
settled by the first day of March, LEY will be
left with an attorney for collection.
JOSEPH i GBGLhSS
Wel. Prooksyille, Jan. 18th, ls6s.
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r, H. EDDY.

TIER m extensive practice "f upwards II twenty
n yctrS, continues to Patents in the nit,d
states 9lsou Great Ers4 iII, France and other ft-
tlEn countries. Caveats SpeciAratione, Bonds, As
>tguments, and all papers drawings for Patents,
eentcd On reasonable terms with dispatch Reseafeh-
Is made into American and Foreign works, - deter
mine lhe validity and utility Of Pstents of Inventions
and lceal an other advice rendered IA all matters
touching the same. Copies of the claims Of any pa
tent furnished Ivy renting dollar. Assignments
re. .ed ia y ashiagtnu.
NJ .gncg IN the Entfed States possesses Suptrio,
fir1iteS fr attaining P0ttHts ascedt4ininQ the
Practicatiiitg Of intentions,
DUNG ght moatts the subscriber in the Of
his large Practice made twjce rejected ppc atiops
slNTEgS ArrRALs eaerg one of winch decided
IN his t1poI by the Commissioner of paisiis.
TESTIMONIALS.
& regard Mr. Eddy ono CT the most carabie and
saccss$fT Practitioners With whom have had official
intercourse. CHhS. MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
~ haze no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
tay, capable o putting theiI applications N
form To secure for them an early aud favorable stnsid-
erGtIon al the Patent on -.
EDMUND BCREsT."
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
'.Mr II. EpnY has made fIr me THIRTEEN ap-
pliedtons, ia all but o. E which patents have been
granted and that one Il nov pending. such unmis-
taxable proof OF great talent aua ability His part
leads recomne nd all Inventors apply to him to
procvre their rttcuts the. may he Of having
The ls faithful ATTENTION bestowed their cases. and
At very reasonable charges. - JvIA TAGGART.'
Jan, l, lS64-ly5l
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States can hear something very much to their advan
tase by return mail tccc of Charge,) by addcrssng
the undersigned. Those having fears OF being hum.
bugced will cbligc by not noticing this card. Al
others will please address their obedient servant,
IIlOS. T. CHAPMAN,
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= To be, or not 20 be, thdl is iSe question:
Whether to suffer with mental anguish,
tevcrish lips cracking pains, dyspcptic agonies
And namecss bodily suffering.
From want of nerve and unfounded prejudice,
Or, whethar with sudden dash,
Jump into the general current,
Seize 4 bottle of PLANTATION BITrERs,
And as Gunther swears, be myself again.
Three months il is since thus thought,
And spoke. with faith exceeding weak,
But Guuther said my eyes were sallow,
My vi-sagc haggard, my breath tremendous bad
My disposition troublesome-in fact,
He gently limited was fast becoming
quite nuisance. and strongly insisted
And il was thus | reluctantly yielded.
-Four bottles now beneath my vest have disap
pcarcd.
Friends say changed man now Is Jones.
Ny food has relish, my appetite is cen,
Ny step elastic, my mind brilliant and
Nine pounds, ayoirdupos is added to my weight
A gentle hint, followed bsflre too late
quite gratifying to the tailor, As web rs DR.,
Drake
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

\ Gentleman who suffered for Years from Neryou,
bchi itg, Premature Decay, aud all the effects Of
youthful indscrcion will, ,1r the sake OF suffering
humanity, send Tree to al who ned it, the rc cipc
and directions for making the simple remedy b.
which he was cured. sufferers wishing to profit b.
The ahortiicr's experience, do by addrc sing
JOHN b. Ogden,
Nl No. l.. lhamLrrS st Ncu YorI.
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STAE OF MAINE.

UtSercg, SIS Court Of Coruty Commissioners,
JAG A.-fy ieGiu. a. -, ItC5.
pou ttq foregoing petition it is considered hy
the Commissioner. that the petitioners are rospons-
jble, and that they ought II be heard tuuchfug tie
matter act Goth IN tlc.r petition, and u ere,ole
order, that the County Commissioners meet at
the h, ot Charles Otis, in otis on Tuesday the
nth Of February \. D, lsG5, At 10 o'c ck,A. VI.
for the purpose Of hearing the parties, after which
nearing, i they til,N proper, tley will proceed
10 view the route igeatiOned in sad petition and
take such further measures in the premises as
they shall Judge proper. And it is further
OdUef-That notice Of the time, place and
purpose Of the Comm sioners meetin; aforesaid
be given TO all persons am! corp ratiol,s interest
cd, by serving atte,tea copies OF tais order there.
on. upon the Clerk Of the tog,n Of
GrfS,
and by posting up attestei copies as aforesaid in
three public places in said town, me Of them t.
he in the vicinity Of said route thirty days a.
least betuse the ,,rc appointed for TIE said hear
in, md also by publishing the petition and or.
der thereon three weeks successfully in tie Els
worth American, newspaper published in Els
worth, the first publication to be tdir days al
least, before the tiles Of sad heartat, thas al
persons and corporations interested may attenu
AMI be heard if they think lit.
Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
A true copy Of the petition and order there n
Attest;- p. W, PERRY, Clerk.
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Munro's Ten Cent Novels

Are now universally allowed to afford more amuse-
mcnt and profit than any other light literature pub
h'hed. The Leading rnbVI fully appreciate the
excellent QUALITIES thar have always characterized
them, and it Is found that the monthly sales of
these popular Books exceed that of all the other
len Cent Publications combined They have always
been pure in tone, aud none but those of rstclass
authors are admitted into the Series The following
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4 Cough, Cold. or soYc Throat.

REQUIRES iMaEbIAfE ATTENTION, AND sAouLD BE
CHECKED. II ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
Irritation of the Lungs, u Permanent Throat
Affection, on an lncurable Lung Disease
Ia OFTEN THE RESULT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-02-02
H d n n E VI s
JOHN /. HUNhEWtLL, Proprietor,
Ictical fcu.ist, @ L commercially hnt, Boston.

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