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vYVHERAPEUTIC vAAgE OF GBLaAULT s
co 8 Chemists in PARIS
FerrugInous syrup OF Peruvfaa Bark.

FerrugInOus Syrup OF Peruvfs2 Barka
In solving problem htne.ta declared ansolvabls b.
sayants, l. e. the COMBINING OF IRON WITH bAhh1A
called FerugnOus Syrup of Peruvian 8s B. Aessrs GEtS
MAULT 4 CO., Chemists H. l. II. Princa Napoleon az
most highly competent persons in I'm
great medical value.
The following important has been received rom
Germany country ogn2ed the hT cslsas ~
the world II is from Professor kttznski Olens
to the Law Courts, wIotesdes in the following 70 ne
value Of the Syrup Of Bark, (Aedeal Gazette u '4 eva,
IL, 1869 :.
M GRIMA has succeeded in the happest manner f n
combining rela qualities of different par % Aa
AND EXGELL kNT MkDIOIHESi the more 80 - me non
thus disguised addition its AgreeaOle nsy -
rapidly described than other 10
Mr. GRIM 4lJLTS FbRRuGIhOus o. n
best pharmaceutical sTay
rruginous edicips which has solved the therapeutic p9ns
long zht AFTER Of giving roH and bark IN simple sh
| eT e ,;',n 81 ' VINCENT KLElEtNSkI
,smicsI Aualyzer the Law Courts hoSpita Chemist
| N'1ie' -A,1 l. 4 R. DU WIEDEN,
Professors OF Chemistry
nov, see in what terms TIE French Ambassador at
ranIes 10 Messrs GrmHutS& 70, regards the high
atgr In which MI Kletznski is held
estlnS'ion " ~ French EMBkssF AT VIENNA, /
Vienna august 3, 1853,
EsrLEMEsIn reply to the letter you dressed to his
ExceIency the Ambassador have the honor inform
hat Professor ketziuski OF high standing Yenns
ha he personally thought Of and for OF thu
: best en0n''''S Ii PIERRET,
Consul and attache to the Embassy.
: | General Depot in Paris GRIAAULC l. co.'s,
As Richeleu.
In New Orleans, DUCoNGE, DELoCHE GUILLoTs.
| And ut every good Chemists
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nR. DE ANDRInNs
sARsAPAR11LA B1GgnRs.

The atAaton of the Prhc City and Ccnh'y Irsae g re-
specially called to the introduction of tho .s
snrsaparina BItaers, ~
~ WOE. PLEASANT and valuable Bittsrs that has benin
aeed in this country Thesrade general De supplied
nv the following Grocers ioruggists
Fato MARKS 4 Ca, 49, Is and Al New Leyeostreet
Grian Porch 81 and 80 Tchougitoulas s.rset-
EJ Hart Co, 73 70 and n pshoupitoalAs street.
L. Basset cor. Gzavior and Tchoupitorias streets,
r. Avet 4 Cambon, So and 81 Old Levoa street.
John T. Moore POydras and New Leyee streets.
VIM. c. Mitchell, cor. Camp and Poy5rSs streets-
Cass 4 Dowlng 30 POydras street.
T. W. Marsden, Druggist, c0r Magazine and Gravks-.
Turner Wales Druggists Raya and oustehaEse.
q. N. MORRISON Agent
u Magsaina street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

Young Ketchum, the forger, continues to behave
himself at S,lng Sing prison, New York. lie
makes Te'. y creditabe bookkeeper in the shoe
department.. His fathers family and his wife visit
him ver,y regularly, and he is in constant receip
OF letters from old business companions. He il
not confined to the rule of silence generally main
tai Ied in prison, but is allowed every possible
Privilege, being looked on as the victim of crcum
i stances rather than as a studied maefactor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

"Intellectual measles" is new and very appro-
pirate name given by a newspaper for poor
poetry Every victim taken with the disease
always seems DESTROYS of impartng it to the editor
nearest his place of residence,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02
DONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On and after SUNDAY April lst 1866 the trains this
road will leave follows:
FROM THE CITY. FROM THE LAKE.

Sunday Arrangement.
Steam Train from City every Sunday morning at 4ocock in
lieu of Horse Cars.
An Extra Train will leave the City every Sunday
o'clock P. N.
On and after MAY 9th Trains will leave either end
the Road Sundays at every half hour, from until
O'Clock P, II.
Fare TO and from the Lake same day, Is cents
Passengers for GENTLY Station must notify the conductor
prior departure of the train Fare is cents each way
GEO. PANDELY. General Superintendent
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THE THIB9PAAJT }5 s g5 TINE
WEEKLY IBERVILLE SOUTH.
w PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
Plaquemine Iberyille Parish La

@, Ward q Co., PrOpFIetOr@s -
RATES SuBsCRIPTIOE-S5 per Rnnum, IN ADVANCE hsi
yearly, 81 50 quarterly, 81 80. ,-.,.. a..
RATES OF ADvERTIsING-Au transient advertisements hrs
Insertion per square, 81 50 each subsequent insertion 10
cents per square. ,,-, ,Y.,-,-
Advertisements not specified as TO Time viii De puosneu p
Announcements Of candidates for State and District Offices
Annoancemen Parish local offices will he oharg,t
80 pay able in advance.
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sslHAKsPEARE LEON FOUNDRY,
- 2O3 Girod street, New Ores

SIHARsPEARE LEON FOUNDRY,
- 2O5 Girod street, New Orean
JOHN GEDDEs-Jos a. sHAEsFEARE-s. sWooP
G7eddes, Shakespeare <E Co.,
Iron and Brass and Machn.sts manraeturs
yareSy of Eteam Engaes Sugar Mills Draining Machines,
Mil and Gin Gearing Crate Bars Store Fronts Goumns
sash Weights etc Blacksmith Work of all kinds.
TF1KEO1dAs ID. SEsDLEY III CO.,
No, PERDIDo STREET, Adjoining Masonic Building
8FFIoR NO. lRa aRAvIER sTaRET NEW oELRASs
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AND
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Clfo7lar Cross-Cat Mill and Meg saws; Corn Mlls VIII Ct
Mills and Betting ApparRtus sAang Pailies and Bsting.
All descriptions of Plantation Machinery and AiCultu
| Ira9lenents.
We keep constantly on harA full sugpy Of
| CANE CABES, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels Wheelbarovs Gm the well known tacso
| of Joshua Bodlsy, Wheeling Va.
We connection With extensive Foundrias and MaChir
Shopsin st. Louis Louisville Cincinnati and Pburg throUg
which prepared for any clAss of maChner
on favorable terms and dver anywhere north Of Ne
Orleans tree Of freight THOs. B. B0DLBY 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

CATAwBA WINE, ALE, Ere. Those in want of
choice article of catawba wine, stock ale, lard,
breakfast bacon, smoked beef, etc, would do well
to call on our friends, Messrs, Edward Thompson
& Co. See their advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

MORE ARCTIC ExpLoRATIoN--At late ami
versary of the Royal Geographical Society, in
London, Sir Roderick Murohison referred to pro
jeC for the exploration of the northern coast line
and interior of Greenland. One of the soGiety's
youngest associates, Mr.. Whymper,, already dis
tingnisheQ by his courage and selfrelianGe in sur
mounting the highest peaks of the Alps, has con
face of the Greenland glaciers into the interior Of
tbs snow-clad continent, he being convinced from
the great number of deer that find their way TO
the coast that there are within the glaciers we'll
erased valleys and recesses Mr., Whymper be,
eves it is also possible to trace by land the extent
of Greenland to the north, which was one OF the
main geographical objects Of the late proJeet ,3l
Polar expedition He would be accompanied only
BY weli-trained Danish guide, who was ready al
Copenhagen. preliminary trip would be madt
next summer This enterprise Fir Redg =; con
RTifisS geogra6bical adventure. This is Yer
nearly the plan devised by Dr. Kane tor his East a
tempt.
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CARPENTERs', 0oINERs',
s p AND NODE. mAKEa,s GEE.

And kinds nt terns for Machinery executed lis
pa FtteEs tor stores and Offices shipped to any Part q
GINS Constantly on hand. Address all orders to
ANDERSON a SCHERMERHi n,
Rear AZ Ann street, New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

FURNISHED DWELLING TO RENT,-The commo-
dious and comfortable dwelling house, No. 1888
Baronne street. is offered to rent ready furnished,
for the summer months, to a responsible party. 1t
contains seven bedrooms besides parlors, kitchens,
ETC., and has garden in front. Make application
on the premises any time between O'Clock A. NJ.
and o'clock P NJ. for particulars.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

q RIER.u.................-.-.. nkEA
No. 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
Teyyelry, watches, Silver and Plated Ware.
SOLE AGENT VOR-
sEMMoNs' BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
Fine Gold Watches in Hunting Cases. diamond mounted and
an raved best Makers rich Sets Bracelets Pins and Ear
Diamond Amethyst, Coral Onyx and Etruscsn Gold
10 karat Gold Guard Vest Chains latest psens Sleeve
Buttons Studs of every variety and best workmanship
Gents Scarf and Pins, various desgns Silver ard
Plated Sets and Forks and Spoons Cups Goble
Napkin Rings Castors etc Pocket and Table Cutlery bss
makers and superior quality
CIOeks,
Once and MANTLE in Bronze, Marble and Wood.
sPeetaeleSS
Colo Silver Steel and Shell mounted.
The particular attention those needing helps 20
reg pectfuly collected to Brazilian Pebtos
and only glasses that should be used New sbbes reset
old frames Particular attention paid to repairing Watches an
Jewsry, the best workmen beir & employed,
! Remember, % CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel.
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Old Reliable Daily Line.

Connecting with the New jackson and Missis
spp and Tennessee and Memphis Charleston Railroads
at Memphis the Illinois Central at Cairo st.
Lous With all the Railroad Steamboat Lines going East OF
West.
BY this route thu cars at and
be transported on splendid boats hre there are DELIGHT
Full BEDS and SUPERB FARE to st. Louis IN THE
SAME TIME AS ON TIE RAILROADS,
without Additional Cost for Transportation,
And saving of dollars for Msas and Sleeping
Cars,
Tickets be procured the Offices of the New Orleans
jackson and Great Northern Railroad No Il3 Common
street. No A CarondeIe street. Canal street. and at the
St. Charles Hotel
HEHRy W. Smith. President ..
NEW ORLEANS AND CARROLATON
RAILROAD.
Change IN Fare On and after SUNDAY, July j, 1866
day will be TWENTY FIVE CENTS for each passenger
Way Fares any distance, FIFTEEN CENTS
The price Personal Monthly Tickets is fixed al SEVEN
DOLLARS AND FIFTY TENTS each Hslf-M0nthiy
Tickets dor young children only THREE DOLLARS AMI
| SEVENTY FIVE CENTS each,
mutation Tickets REDUCED RATES, application al
the Office lja Baronne street. Conductors the trains
| New Orleans. June % 1856.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

VIII King CIapp lady and child. A Clapp, Priam
A Eessenden, a Jones y II ALBERT, L Wilder Mrs
Aubert LpuJ Whitney and wi e, Robt Morris Belo and
servant Ramsey, Lieut. Pierce, Miss II Cam Levy,
wife and three children, Lehman II Go chaax Dreyiqs
LADY two children and ant we'll wife and child Miss
Ee Mis- CERT Mr. Cert and two servants, Mrs Husnett
andt TWEEN " n second cabin.
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TRANSPORTATION.
IL ~ IF = y = N-N14ys
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS PACKET LINE.
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WMs taOAD1&G,
CONSULTING ENGINEER AND CRAFTSMAN
Plans and Specifications for AL kinds of Machinery
survoys carefully Instituted Specifications sstt torh S
condition aud requirements of the Hus and MaehneE1
of Steamships and Steamboats, will be promptly furnished
Pastas contemplating the purchase of Steamships and saasn
bessA would do we'll to have them examined before buying
Novelty IrOn Works,
Corner Deozd and New LeVee streets,
New Orleans
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UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE IN THE DISTRICT OF CoLuM'
BIA-THE TAX BILL IN THE HOUsE-THE RoUs-
sEAU-GRINNELL AFFAIR-JEFF. DAVIS AND THE
ASSASSINATION PLoT-TENNEssEB NOMINATIONS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

wAsHlNGroN, June 27.-The Senate comm committee 5,e
net this morning to consider the BANKRUPT 6nH Gl
passed by the House but did no1 Fe tba any
% majority Of the committee favor the bill and
Senate viii pass it; but minority Of the commit
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-22

The Freeman very @uar'ieily ~av~:
$50 far as the public know &c But
how is it 50 far as the editor OF the Free
man knows As a graduate in the legal
profession. does lie not know that his
comparison is unfair and unjust And If
''thc public Is so ignorant as his Ian
gnage would imply, should it not be ms
duty to eniigh!en it, rather than to ponder
ignorance We have q better opinion OF
the public's intelligence, and have no hes
itation in repeating what we have already
said. that the public does know that the
questions which Judge Poland has studied
and discussed for nearly all his mature
life have great deal to DO with the legal
'and constitutional questions that are now
before the Senate. and which are in-cp-
arablv connected with the highest duties
of n Senator.
Truth. although slow in Its march. will
yet gain the a>cendency over our passions,
and bring i'll triumph the hcnor due TO
Vermont
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The Fveedmen---Bure0 Houses.

| Consistency is by no means common in
this world Who are they whose moral
and humane senSibilitics are so shocked by
the alleged acknowledgements and opprcs-
sivr acts and cruelties of certain officers
connected Will. the tieedmen'S bureau
Who are they that wall over the suffer-
ings OF the colored race under this iniqui-
tou~ institution Who are they that cali
for summary punishment of those vino
under the cr7Mte charges OF Generals
S;cdman and Fullerton. have wronged the
poor negro They are the old time friends
and entorcers OF the fugitive slave law
the upholders OF slavery: the men who
rcbclled against their government. or who
synpathised with those who did rebel :
they are the lifelong opprcssors of the
black race, the very men who fought 10
the bitter end that !, nation might be toun-
icd with perpetual slavery as the Chief
corner stonc. And these are the men
whose hands are raised III holy horror even
at the intination that the colorcd man i
moi perfectly secure III all the ri4its Of
citizenship. Their Sudden regard for the
poor negro only adds another proof that
political power and ;z..r;,ndizcmcn; ar,
the ends i'll view, while the negro Is the
tulcrlm Oh which they place their lever
CongTtGu'OnaNt
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LO1HZ.

DR. J. II. AEDERS' IODINE HITTER
pure solution of Iodine, without solvent :,
Containing full grain TO each ounce Of wafer
iEk MOST POWERFUL WHALING AGENT AMI
RESTORATIVE KNOWN.
1t has cured and will cure SCROFULA in al -
manifold forms-tLCERS, CjN1,FRS ~
PHHIS, SHIT HHEtM-ar.d il has hoo, 80. >
with astonishing success in cases of Rbemn,.;s,,
ppyspePIia, Consumption. Female Complaints.
he cart; LIVER and Kidney Diseases, sc.
H. H. hNDkhs Co. Physicians and Chemists
AS Broadway, New York,
Also Tor ss'e by SETH W. FowLE & SON
10 fremont Street, Boston, and by Druggists
senelsuy. ulan67
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Jeremiah Carriers Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, AZ: Probate Court held al 81
Caledonia District JJpiusEiy. Ia >ail district "i
the 9TH day Of JU.e 4. D, i-Ja-
WHEREAS, Aui.zJ X i.CIa-. ah'.! : Tatai the -
~ tate ~ Je em.ah Carter. lat. # Charleston IL th'
state OF Arhdil,l- deceased proposes To- render
count 81 his administration AMI 1" present hIS ayC"j
against IL estate i"r cNiiiiIiip al! a'wd''- !"I
the purpose Of making partition and distribution %
the rc>ii" If said c-;Ilr' .r-r deere" Of IL! C':
among the persons TO are y an ei;i!e:o t.y >s.!ic
II l. Therefore c!'."rcl hy -: t,'T ti!ai IL" >Ji'
Ul! >t.rtlp'. AMI L. trti.t II inv = i al 'i
In 81 J"i.l>tury the -Si lily 81: l.r. 30 A. #
l, further ur'!rfct that all ic.>> l.,"'-i't -! Iotr
lied hrrpI by publication o:i cop. 81 J!ar record ii liz
vrl-rin the Ca.rOiiai. iriite, ~ ".,.~l..ry mr..
ckS succt>ve!y previous - -ii': mae I hearing. thai
they NAY appear ant tuujc~, III" .-""-. "l ,Iii
count il they CAUSE and d>p D. hear. ~ sii,
IL, the trs;i,I. all distribution
estate. Ey the Court
Attest. asa l.. FRENCH, judge
\ tIu. copy al record,
Is Atic,,, ASA l.. FRENCH judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-22

HE New PAKrY,-It is 4 little anus
ing to see how speedily and how quietly
til" movement for organizing Il new party
has gone to the bad" The few rrnub-
ilcans OF prominence who were engaged
III /; are becoming ashamed OF their blum
der, and busy themselves IN cnIr;ivor~ TO
prove that. after all, they did not intend
to Ito ;nythln@, OF lend their countcn:,nct
t" nly:iling that would c.,tl,r a break in
the mon lines. The democrats, who
hoped 10 capture the cabinet >rcretario,
and make Il general combination under
'E'ir lead upon Il new platform. are dis
easied TO find that those gentlemen unit
cd!v stand by The principles Of the party
which called them into power. AMI rcpu-
';latc with decided empil;,>i, H., ,Ilma.ing
association sought to he forced upon them.
ihcy therefore demand REORGANIZATION
OF the cabinet but. to their mortiiica-
ton and cliagrin, the President m:.nitc,t>
no disposition 70 take their advice, and
even the blunt and out>;okrn Harlem re-
tdlhS his portfolio. line I hicag0 Platform
democracy-the disloyaii>;+ Of the war
may as well accept the doom OF destiny.
1t Is ordained that they and their belong
lngs shall be attainted for all tiill. 1t is
quite as Impossible that they shall return
to power now, a, ii would have been ioi
the tories to assume control OF the govern
ment after the revolu'ion,--ll5,ty Jour-
nat.
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''I}iLL1"

me Blue Morgan. was raisel by Chauncey VII
son OF Derby, Vt. and sired by the celebrated
Nam Nan, horse. making him the fullest blnodoJ
nofsan morse in the state. and for stvle and eo.
" Tt: u appearance. ne cannot be surpassed.
Lyndon Corner, Saturdays, Franconi, IneS1. .,
i ", Sugar Hill, Tuesday afternoon I;sho,
. )" euhcsday forenoon, Waterford. "Wednesday At
lttnoon' L'ttieton. Mondays. and tho re,n,inds-
oi me time at the stable Of the subscriber on W..
pc street, st. Johnshury. Terms IS to warrant s,r
- 'or the season and 50 for leap. So. '' Gil
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1eaad!.
D0rcaS ishnm.S E.sIutc-

STATE OF VERMONT, In PROBATE court holden at LIZ
Essex District IS. jue1ibjIG- and iVr said GiS-
trict, on the "a day Oi June. 4. y. $50.
benjini!n isham and Aaron ish-a adm1i'>tr q!
the estate OF Dorcas iSharl. late "i Concord in said i
trct deceased, make application 1" i c'i to extend
the time heretofore allowed IheJJ 10 lay the ieI~ due
rom said estate iaG To render their administration aC-
count until some future Idy:
Whercupon, It IS ordered hr ~t court thIt said appi-
cation De heard at tn. probate Luxembourg.
the 9th day OF june ls aud it further ordered tina
rotlce be gwen II all pcr>yS Th"i. 'I III" lu5lC
ton OF this order III the jl i'ni - r''ted al st JOHNS
bury, three Nevks successfully .ci-f" >d:i hearing.
BY 'hc CUUT1-ijtr>t WI tHiNiitK. REGISTER.
A true copy II reCCId.-Ajttst. WI CHANDLER.
t. REGISTER
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''llE GREY LABOREE

ne owner of this horse has been inano.a =.
friends and lovers OF good horses who Wish ~ of
prove their stock. to let him stand MonJ, IVA
tIG ;Hs Fridays and Saturdays a, Fairbanks
a,.ase lol mat purpose: thinking that all who
Scales-the best that can be found.
st. Johns0ury, June Is, 1866. If eA''
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n OIiGI. TO HORSE BREEDERS
= Office.


The only thoroughbred Sherman MORGAN row,
on the turf.
SHERMAN MORGAN STALLION HON
The celebrated stallion, lion, better known a.
thc Hreeiey horse, will stand for the improve
nent OF tie creed Of horses. during the comm,
season, at East Burke Lion is 4 true s.n l,f,%.
famous BILLY Root" formerly owned BY E,d,I
Moot OF Lyndon; His dam was sired by the eel
e0r'ted Batchelder horse, aid he by the old sher-
man Morgan.
TERMS SIS to warrant Mares disnnsed Of
before tue usual time of foaling, will be consider
ed witt. f0al. N-M. /. SIEuETEp
East Burke, May %, 1866 5-l7
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y EURAPATiIIC BALSAN.
Natures Great RestOrer,

IN ric.r.viI o - cwl. di-covorcd paiiac,a Of,
Ii g." ih' p'", rs tor al: IIr..nr- :..! Skin
u 'ts'- f'. 60: ' i.i,syo:- h:,,n:, himself h... chr
"a - = r.: 'r~.!ir Kin ,j~,-, ~ ;r.r. .han tr,,y
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h' hid ''a. '..-krr. Ir i,'n rcri.:.. r.i-r,,r.r
r".'rA'f'n r.I"- iuru ,lr., hl..i-,- ills ,yorr
c't. ,ir AL nj ai!' q Inflammation IN fa,. ,l
- -c,r curative os"r- lhlrI any III .,ril.s rt. ,-
h'Tt'!rr beer offered t" The public tha il Is il! rrri,
and parity IL blood AM give vitality The i. II
ma i'Iin therefore IL almost al i-c-- Iii. i.
III i' ;F'"ty :'nii;:'d il cured Nv simply r,kp
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lent 'Ttr!' To- tir various Hi the -c.ln \ EuIc
t" In ''iiai'n Il rIlh"i INFO the -ralu e II r.. tI
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i.d 49,! - - !.an t-":- : H.: l. = iI.lm1r IL
IL On :, IL: 'T'~ or,i Ad.ict Colcl,rooi \ II ard
druggists generally.
l., HAYNES 4 RI
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The house ana or + acres of land, known as
the West place. within five minutes walk Of
Fairbanks works. The place contains an excel
lent spring of water. For price &c. in0n;re of
HORACE FAIRBANKS or E. f. BROWN.
April r. 1866. 9Stf
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Population Esta.ililSnet .

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PRINCIPAL SALES cFFGCE,
19S l. 200 Greenwich ss.. Ncw-NorA-
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NIOtNTAlN CHIEF

VIII s'"nd this season, for the use OF mares, a.
i";io"o ueSdays, at r. Haviiand's st.n,e DIM
vie vie Wednesdays, az l.. Hil's stable East
~. .l"'c"ic:. saturdays, at Lyndon Corner. And
ne fenaihuef OF the time a: the stable of the
June |, 1865 (jtfI D.