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MrssIsSGPrI REVENUE LAW.

The following synopsis embraces the
main figures Of the revenue law passed
at the last session of the Mississippi Leg
islature, 10 be assessed and collected hy
the first of May next:
disc, S-i0lhs Of / per cent. Auc-
tioneers, , per cent. bank and all
stocks, 3-lpths brokers, located on the
streets, 500 real estate brokers, 3-lOths
hrlrhlnakers, carpenters, blaeksmiths,
tanners and merchants Of all kinds I OF
per cent; transient dealers, > per cent ;
livery stables, 2per cent. on receipts, on
sales ; telegraphs, , per cent. billiard
tables, SiuO; mepagaries, 50 each day
express offices, 50 each gold and silver
plate, watches, clocks, jewelry, etc,
per cent; on stills, S50-aHd s. per gal
ION on capacity on each still used; stills
iorhoHie use nom lruitare exempt; horses
brought into the State for sale, 81 each +.
hotels and boarding houses per cent.
doctors, $50; lawyers, S23; dentists, 500:
restaurant, so; manufacturers of ali
a.nds, 20 cents on one hundred dollars
photograph galleries, SO; RATS aud logs
five centseach; theatres and other shows.
so FOR each performance; peddlers, 500,
and on state manufactures, 3-lOths
drays-one horse, S5 two horses,
$40; four horses, $40; wharfboats'
so, for every boat landing
all salaries, Of l per cent. trading
boats, $50; tolls, per cent sale Of
liquors, wines, etc, per cent studs
and Jacks, price Of season; tenpin alleys,
SO; license to retail spirits in cities Of
5000 Inhabitants, 500; in towns Of 1000
inhabitants, $500; in towns Of LOCO in
habitants, S2o0; al other places, 500; /;
newsdealers, 50; If foreign, $40; cards,
% cents per pack on all that are sold /:
gift enterprises, per cent; jug9lers, S25
per day; poll tax on all persons between
= and 60 years of age, 81 each; dogs so
cents-one dog to each head of the fam
lily being exempt ell railroad travel for
persons over y years of age, J per cent;
physicians advertising speclalties, S25
ice cream vendeTs on the streets, SIS per
month; race tracks, 500; insurance
companies, 4per cent; disabled soldiers
are exempt from poll tax,
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a Toad UNDRESSING re-
lates that he once saw toad undress
himself lie commenced by pressing his
elbows hard against his sides and rubbing
downward. After few smart rubs his
hide began to burst open along his back
He kept on rubbing until he worked ali
his skin into folds on his sides and hips:
then grasping one hind legwith both his
hands, he hauled oil one leg of his pants
the same asany bOdywOuld, then stripped
OFT the other hind leg in the same way
lie then took his castOff cuticle forward
between his fore legs into his mouth and
swallowed it, then by raising and low
ering his head, swallowing as his head
came down, he stripped of his skin un
derneath until il came TO his fore legs.
then graSping one of those with the on.
pOsite hand by considerably pulling.
stripped the other, and by single n,o-
ton of the head, and while swalIowinp
he drew it from the neck and swallowed
the whole.
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have the utmost confidence. Some Of
them have done gallant service to the
national cause, in council and In field.
As loyal Representatives and Senators
of loyal Tennesseeans, we believe that
their voice should be heard in the ma
tional councils, and we trust that as
such they may aid in devising such just
and wise policy as will secure full and
final success 10 the friends of the Union
not only in Tennessee, but throughout the
country. Wehave, however, no hesitation
in declaring that, if the consequences of
their admission must necessarily be the
withdrawal Of all further restraints upon
the rebels Of Tennessee by the authori-
ties of the General Government, and the
surrender of our State and its loyal peO-
pie to rebel domination, that We are not
prepared for the sacrifice. Too well do
we know, and too painfully have We eX-
perienced in them their "tenderest mer-
cies and eruelties," to be willing ever
again to pass under the yoke.
A. J. FLETCHER, \. DERBY,
4. :. THURNECK, ROBERT WETTMULLER,
GERVAs HESRY, julius BRIEsEN,
IuHN SHIMmLER, FREDK KUHN,
y. SCHNEIDER, T.. +. CONE.
A. W. HAWKINS.
A. LOWERING,
Chairman pro- tenn. Cent. Com.
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TIE BEST PLANOS

RB01UR TO Bfssical Critics and 10 Minds
capable Of judging i8spGrtidRy are The
celebrated SCHOaT4KE Err dt CO.'S
Piano F5rtes, j0r sale at II. BERNARD's,
$50 Nam Street, Memphis, Tenn. The
best goods IL ne NUsic0i Line iR the
greatest cnriety and at the lolcest pgi-
ees, at go Main Street. Each iRstrsf-
nent tcCtyTdRteoi, and Old Pianos taken
ia exchange.
ial0-In
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nw-At the time Of Oh.

hSg-At the time Of the death of the late
Emperor Nicholas, the celebrated great
bell REM" suspended in the tower of
81. Ivan, IN the kremlin-probably the
largest bell in the world, weighing no less
than one hundred thousand pounds
while being tolled for the Car, fell and
broke through three separate stories of
vaults, killing five persons on the spot.
After three months incessant labor it was
swung again.
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- eaeh additional insertion
two weeks
.. % one month W
pFy- An advertisements considered due amer
the first insertion ,,.rI ,.,-.gti,r7ta q
Eight lines Of solid nonpareli CONSTITUTE
80 m advertisements IN the 9ieelhl Nou0e
-,,ftrrr1s will Dee charged ~ cents per lihe. -
Sc Marriage and delih uotlees Pu'i'Aii7' o.
f,rHer advertisements
rs- AN al vertisemeHts net marked LOT spe,r
cIHsl time vail be discontinued al the emu oI
rs- An advertisements for the App a must
AZ. handed IN al the Clerk : desk.
So Transient cIliueriiseHlents nIuEs Be paid for
o. dauGGef.
HS- No advertisement viii appear In the
V.--illy paper, unless 10y special contract.
ne Advertisements n be inserted in the
weekly raptr only. or al irregular intervals in
either of the papers, VIII Poe charged u per
-.usrs for each and every insertion.
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WANTED.
COTTON.

A LII COTTON shipped te us on good boats or
n In our Warehouse on sale, Is covered by
our open fOlices OF Insurance ia the DeSotO
Home, htna ana Hartford fnsurRncs Com
Penies TAYLOR, MoEWEN, DUKE & co.
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". j. Burton,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,
FIRE S GOING,
Paper Hanging, MarbIlng, training, Etc,
"a Unien ST., Memphis, Tenn.

81 UNION ST. SIGN (a UNION ST,
anoIv nS R,osh OF THE near Main,
P. o. Box 2s9. PALLET. P. O. Box 80.
Reference to Frescslng and House Painting
in the
Dining Room Of the Gayoso HotoI, Col. CocKreIl.
Jewelry store, Marble Block Clark q Co.
Speed, D)noho Strange's now Nixon & Wood.
Gayo o savings Bank, Avery & Seiden
Frs Presbyterian Church, Rev. DR.. Steadman.
Du lbsr's StiOon, decoration on the allsy)
nOw McCuliough's
st. dary's College 4 Institute, Third street,
QtthoAc. iaRg Snn
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Esy- President johnson was lucky
man on New Years day. Somebody ia
Stamford, Conn, sent him a turkey
which weighed seventeen pounds.
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WORSHAM HOUS E.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

THIS popular and centrally located House IS
L now open for the accommodation OF Ihe
Public, and the Proprislors pledge thelaseiFr7
10 shall be kept In the very best style, ana 10
specuully solicit share Of public patfol
age. To our friends aud the PuDltc We woula
inns I'm j. j. gORsHAM q co.
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ESy A very mean thief has been de-
teeted stealing currency from the box
placed la the Patent Office 10 receive
contributions for the Washington Menu
ment.
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hea- Orders have been issued for tle
release Of the Confederate Quartermaster
n. Il. Wpder. He is not the Winder as
sociated with Win la Andersouville.
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pa The University of Georgia, located
at Athens, has been reopened.
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Dry Goods.
DEADY MADE CLOTHING

u EADY MADE CLOTHING
Grey and White Blankets
Beached and Brown DOmesties
Fine Black and Drab HatB
Niles Shoes for Ladies'
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Ladies' Fine ClOaks.
Shaker aud French Flannels
English and American Caliaoes
French MeriuOes and DeIaines
Hosiery, Gloves Laces.
suspendeTs, Trimmings etc, etc.
Gents Fine Boots and Shoes.
TAYLOR, McEWEN, DURE& Co,
nov25-Sm % Main Street lola Standl
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Put up in G, II, 2i, and IS pound packages,
Half RarreIS and Rarreis

This -four will be found on sale in packages at
all nrst class family groceries in the city and at
wholesale at the manufactory, No. 30f Front
street, Memphis, Tenn.
A liberal discount Will be made to the Trade
lanl4 ALLEN +. MORGAN Proprietor
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tMasonic Building)
MEhPHIS, TENNESSEE.

DEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY FRTFNpe
- anu the Public generally, that | havO on
| hand land constantly receivingl one OF the
largest stocks OF goods In NV line ever brouobi
10 this city, all Purchased FOR Cash. and am 5re
| pared 10 sell at Lower figures than anv b0use
ID the city. To close cash buyers can offer Siu.
| peHor Inducements Gail and examine IN v
| Stock aud Prices, and become saffsdeJ Ny
stock consists, In part, Of the following articles
A general assortment pIa1n and fancy
Candies,
! Raisins, whole, half and quarter boxes.
Cream Nuts, Can Honey.
| Almonds, Can Green Peas
flDertsI Can Green Corn,
rigs Tan Mackerel,
| Curfantsi Can Tomatoes,
| CitrOn, Tomato Catsun
Honey In Glass, Pepper SaIce
Jellies in Glass, Sardines. / & 4 bxs.
| Preserves in Glass, I4obsters' a. . Ihs
Brandy BrandS, fs, freaehes, Pickles, J, t, J, and
Brandy CherrleSJ gal. jars,
/ Peaches in Glass, Pickles. hills Kidd
Plneapples in Glass, Sirup, bbls. & J do,
Can Peaches, Crushed Sugar,
| Can PineappIes, Ref,d A Cofiaa do
Can RRasP0erries, Powdered Sugar,
Can Blaekberries, Brown Sugar,
Can Strawberries, Flour, all grades,
! Picked oysters, Picked Beets,
Cove oysters, d 2Pickled Lobsters,
10, cans, Salmon, &2lb. cans
| Celeortaed FFFG Flour,
Candles, Starch,
Garretts Snuff in bottles and pacl,s.
Mackerel in bbls. & hIf. bbls., Nos. l, .
and 8,
Mackerel in kits, Nos. l, ., and 8,
100000 Cigars, all grades,
| Zine Cut Tobacco in foil, diffaret Brands.
Fine Cut Tobacco in half bbls.,
May Apple Tobacco,
A large assortment Of Tobacco. different
brands,
Spices, all descriptions, ground & whole,
Buckets, Tubs, BroOms, Washboards, etc,
Mustard IN small and large pkgs.,
Playlng Cards. Worcester. Sauce,
Backing, London Club Sauce,
Indigo, German Soap.
Cream Tartar, Palm Soap.
Nut Megs, Rio & Java Coffee,
| Blueing,
50 bbls. Fine Old Bourbon Whisky,
20 bbls. Imitation Bourbon Whisky,
25 bbls. Orange Valley Whisky,
Fine Brandy, ClaFet in cs'ks & bots.
Sherry, Curasoe.
Medeira, Absynthe,
Port,
FIRE WORKS! FIRE W0RKS!!
Just Received as large an assortment OF Fire
Works as was ever brought 10 this city, ia part
as follows:
500 boxes Fire Crackers,
1000 boxes TOrpedoes,
A General stock Of
Rockets, Roman Candles,
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Daily On advsuce) per annum f' an
a per week
To carriers and uews-iealrri, per copy az
Weekly per AMMAN am sdyanesl ~ mail ,ooss
nsr Nosub~Cription enleftl -,li Jul MAJ
fnr 8 IrSs time than one monlh.
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AUCTION SALES

at o., our yard every week, and perhaps orener.
F, T, al an u you want anything he our line We VIII
Keep always Ou hand Stock for sale opposite
hardwick House, Adams street.
w. G. ANDERSON & SON.
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Notice to Stock Traders

That we are prepared to take care OF sny
mum ber OF horses and mules on sale. We have
several lots 10 rent for that purpose and fhe
best stand in the city TO sell Stock We would
also say to our friends that We are ready 10 take
careo OF their wagons and stock as heretofore
aud ia fact we Will try TO Accommodate ev eTy
body IN our line. We expect 10 have regular
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n 10 laENNHNN
Chairman pro. tenn. Cent. CO
pondence Cincinnati Commercii
PROM LONDON.

gen. BeGureqdrd and the Brasil Colony
Rebels ia London Benjamin in the
Temple-Mds0n near the POOrhOuse.
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have examined the Ingredients and pro-
nounce them innocent, and the bread superior
X. Z. MALONE, n. ID.
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rs- An attempt is being made al Paris
10 reduce the coinage OF France, Italy
Belgium and switzerland 10 a uniform
standard
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And is a Saving of from SO to s.
per BarreiI TO the Consumer.

This article has met with the most
wonderful suceesS. A large proportion
OF the citizens OF Memphis and sur
rounding country are now using il but /
am continent there are many Others who would
avail themselves Of its advantages were they
satisfied regarding its HEALTHFULNt ts5S,
SUPERIORITY, aud CHEAPN ESS.
To convince such OF these facts / have OBJ
tanned a large number OF certificates from we'll
and favOrabiy known physicians and Others q
few of which give below. One trial will con-
vince the most incredulous that Il IL to their
10 use this Flour, as an ECONOMY
and SATISFACTION in every respect
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will prepare any barrel OF -four sent to me.
or will furnish any quality OF flour ordered, but
for my own sales use none but the very beat
n Harrison, or It's equal.
The bread and biscuit made from this -four
can be eaten as wei warm as cold, without the
least Inconvenience 20 the weak and dyspeptic
stomach, and has been known 10 greatly benent
II.
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MEMfttAof AkNN., august Il. lolD.
have used MOrgans Self Rising Flour, and
examined its ingredients. IL is all that he
cIaims for IL, and Is entirely harmless 20 all
sick or well, and is especially adapted as a diet
for dspeptics aud cOnsumptives, its materials
supplying in those cases, healthful and much
needed nutriment. l.. W. GABBERT. NJ d.
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IMPORTANT DOCUMENT.

Memorials fran the Union Central COM
f3UFe Of I,Uiessoe-Ihs CeHaiT3a ~
the STATE and SCHtimen's II ibs EeJHiS.
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REcoMM ENDATIoNs:

MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 8. 1865.
have used MOrgans Self Rising Flour, and
mud IL do be most excellent article. 1 have
also examined the ingredients which produce
It's self rising properties, and find them 10 be-
not only Innocent, but important 10 perfect
nutrition. can freely recommend il as most
healthful and desirable -four, producing m
article Of bread superior TO that made Ia the
ordinary manner.
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We fully concur in the above, having eK-
amined the ingredients.
e. L. WILCOX, NJ. D.
R. +. BROWN, NJ. ID.
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81 LOWERING.
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FANCY GOODS.

A usual O. iarse assortment At
FLOYn'S 1-ee.r, stove.
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DANIEL JACKsON,s ESTATE.

STATE 9T VEEMONT The Honorable the Ptotat.
Dstrc; % Chltendeo. o. Court Tor the District q
Chit. llrI.
10th tirs sui I'D psr~ous interested 10 tle estate ~
Daniel "a ..-'H h'c = Hiuesburgh IN said district
deceased GEFEI1NG.
When Y.t.,-L0n hath Teen made % this CogIt Ia
writing ls il s!min,trairiX u the estate q said d
e-.d ilayr- 9r license and authority sell the real
e-tat 4 ,at i,,,t-,d including the rov,Fs0u % the
widow lower therein, setting iorth IL, Fen that Il
would Re n,lcal ?" The heirs tnd al p,T-ous interest
81 u a that the hole ~ the nal estate q said
deceased n tesaid b sold and converted into money
and lid ilaiustr1tiX having brought into court ths
consent ant APPRECIATION In ,rtng u all thf heirs -
Fad ,sflfcr siding u this STATE O. such sslc.
Nherrupn1. tbe s..d Court appointed and s.AgIec
e. satl tay o.; SaVemher A. ID 1865 a. the Probate
CogFt h1olf 81 slii District q Essr and tscds ule
,a arneatiou aud petition snG ordered public nOtles
hereof BE- given al persons interested thereto h
putis us aid order taectber with tho time AID pses
81 h.an< three weeks successfully in the Burllnxtse
FIRE Pres -sIaper which elreuI,ss In tho re,yh
is1hst u thu~c -sas interests. "a said estate al
which puo,e4f;ons hail be Previous the Day az
-ixned flF bearing
lhsfrf1ls. y0u hereby notified 10 appear oefcs.
siil -oust a be time and psee assigned. then s1s
tb~re ~ nd 'ourf 70 make yeGr 0blect0ps % m.
sr.BinE .-cA tsease, 1y0u csuss.
Givsn lufsr ~ .asi, :. =. ryobsts Csgr rooms
H' ~ 80 Of 70 asifirrA |. iss Tns.p ..,..
wIgaA
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rHOs. RICHARDSON'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO an persons concerned
DISTRICT cHIrESDES, Il IN the estate Of Thoms.
Richardson ate q Westiord in said District deceased
cEEETING.
A. Probate Court holden in Burlington within aud
iF tle District o. Chiterden, the eth day Of Novs.
Der A. D. l-t an instrument purp0rting 70 be the Last
will and testament % Thomas Richardson late Of West
ford u sid District deceased, presented 70 the
Court aforesaid hr Probate. And Il IS ordered BY
said Court that the 3oth day OfNOyember A. ID. lsoS
% tac Probate Court Rooms in said Burlington. Be
signed for proving sid Instrument; and that notice
ucrf Re gwen 10 al persons concerned by publish
.ng this order three weeks sueeessvely In the Fres
irc-, newspaper printed AZ Burlington, previous u
fly time appointed.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 70 sppear bS
said Court AZ the time and pace Aforesaid and con.
t..f The probate Ofsaid will, II you have cause.
Given under my hand AZ Burlington IN ssd District
f,'- IN day n November, \. d. 1880.
WILDER L. BURNAP, Register
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8 a - Tor common and good blue pod 50 % 375
ioI marrow, and s. a 2 bush for extra pea, the
latter price fer choice lots. Canada Peas Fl IS a.
z bush. Shorts s8l a p: Fine Feed s3j a 81, and
Mlddlings at $40 % 50 p ton
-, PhtONIslONS.-Pork dull at SIS q q for prime
- 1 IS ior mess, anG S3i q s. - Tor clear. Beef
So a q z Dbl for Western moss and extra iamilV
n4.d 10. "a 10 z b in bbls and terces 10 quail
ny. smoked Hams lsc 3 b. Butter quite dull
lJi az GRADES below choice, but with small sup
ply OF choice, extreme prices continue to be o5-
FAMED Ior that descril ton. The sales have been
a. y "a &c y ID FOR common and choice New York
ana ermont = a 35c Tor Canada. and ~ a 3Jc
tor western, as 70 quality. Cheese is dull and has
Deen IN moderate demand, with sales at ~ a Ice
Y 10 Itr iarmera' diaries, and Il a H. c Y p for
hOOL.-The transactions in fleece All pulled
nave been quite large, but to Ciicc. sales holders
nave had 10 submit 10 lower rates Tie transac-
Hns Comprise 600Ol0 ibs. fleece and pUl ed, which,
Win the aucti:n sale q dana ed, make the entire
sales OF the week near ol90lD lbs. Extra and
a9n9ie extra Ohio at 6lc, Choice extra pulled
WOOL haF been sold as hi-h as &c 4, D.
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BOSTON MARKET.


FLOUR.-There has been very dull feeling for
Flour the past week, with unusually large receipts
and prices Of low and medium grades have declined
western superfine SO a 10 50 2 Dbl common ex-
trss Sl2 a 4 rs up TO II for bakers medium extras
sl3 a 1925; good and choice 81 50 a l6 y Dbl.
81 Louis $40 a IS % y Dbl for good and very choice
Corn Meal SC as Is 2 Dbl. Buckwheat 81 rs a 5
p 100 lbs.
GRAIN.-The market for Corn has been quiet
during the week, and prices are almost entirely
nominal in the absence Of sales. Western mixed
81 90 a 81 5000 are selling at 81 30 Western and
Southern yellow at 81 35 v bushels. Oats 10 a soc
for common and GOOD Southern, up TO 50 for very
choice lots. Ryeslis q IS Y lush. White Beans
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DR. p. MERE EDIT II. DENTIST
Once No. 1872 West sixth Street, states as follows
CixcISsATI, october !, 1858.
MEssRs. J. y. HARRIS Co.-Gents.-Ahout one
war ago took cold which settled On my lunss'
A violent cough was the consequence, whi;h IL
creased with severity. expectorsted large guam
titles Of phlegm and matter. During the last WIN
ter / became SO much reduced thatI was eohhn'a
70 nv bed. The disease was attended with eola
chills and night-sweats. A diaTrh@a set H. A'
friends thought was in the last stages Of Consump
ton, and could not possibly get we'll was
commended to try ALIENS LUNG BALsAN The
formula was shown to me, which induced ne to
give it trial. and will only add that my cough Is
entirely cured, and am now able to attend to my
business ss usual. Yours respectfully,
P. MEREDITH.
Sold BY A. c. SPEAR 4 Co, and by all dealers N
Family Medicines.
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SMOLANDER's EXTRACT og
EsHrhH !

SOLD By all APothecaries, everywhere, for
only ONE DOLLAR. It is a certain cure for
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Gravel, Nheu-
matism. GOut. DrOpSy. Female
Disorders ~ General Debility
arising lrcln eXces-cs Of any kiad. Read the fol-
lowing ies'i m-ny % a q Missionary.
CHARLEsTlWz, MASS. Nov. 3 ISIS.
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The community Ls are suffering as ! have suffered,
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All us tUCHu MAJ -gtCTel over one ytJTwith
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All APn'htcarils cell this valuable preparation,
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tIl, General AGENTS
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Died.

In Poultney. Sunday afternoon, Nov. nth John
Bradley, AGED &C years.
At Hinesburgh, Vt. Nov. 18th, Emily Reynolds
youngest child of Abel E. and Mary L t. Leaven-
worth. aged seventeen months and eleven days.
In Huntington. Nov 7th. DAVID sherman aged
c. years.
In this city Nov sh at the residence Of his father
At Wabashaw. MINI, Oct 10th, Henry A Bow
dish, son Of the late Capt. /. B. and VI. B. T.
Bowdish. aged Il years, formerly Of this city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-16
ReOal 0utites.
WRIGHT CLARK,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, rI'he Honorable The Probate
DISTRICT % cHrrrLDES. - Il Court Tor the Distre1
% Chittsnden.
t. an person. interested IN the estate OF Wright
Clls ste Of Wiston IN said District, deceased,
GEKETIsl
WIEEEAS. said Court hath assigned tho lst day VI
December for the settlement Of the administration
% the administrator Of the estate Of " Clark de-
ceased and ordered that public notice thereof be given
Oh persons interested in said estate BY publishing
his order three weeks successvey previous 10 the day
as-led. On The Free Press, printed In Burngton Ia
aid District
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified to appear 81
the Probate Court ICONS, IN Burlington the DAY
signed then and there 20 contest the allowance Of said
account. u you see cause.
Given under nv hand, this 7jh day Of November
ID i~iG
WILDER L BCRNAP, Register