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-0UR FRLEND&.

We notice that Mr. A. S. BARNES, OF the
firm Ct A. s. Barnes & BURR, Publishers and
Booksellers, New York, is the Vice President
and a Trustee Of the National Freedmen
Savings and Trust Company. .@
Mr.. BARNES is in company as trustee
with numerous torch and turpentine carriers,
snong whom is the sanity General RUFUs
sAxroN. Ne presume the many purchasers Of
school books, &C., the South, from M.
BAnNEs'. concern, WIN remem Der him, when or
dering again, as avery t.leyal man. and one
who nnd ndeubtedly would vote for q Radical in
preference to aConservative> jEWs 40 rot n,ene
q Democrat s0hen say q Conservatipe II
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HOME SCHOOL. FOR ROYS

HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Y1NHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL. BE
Il resumed on the SECOND MONDAY IN SEPTEM-
BElt and continue ten months. The number Of pupils
is limited to twelve.
The Principal is graduate in honors Cambridge,
England and has had more than twenty experience
as teacher in the South.
Careful and thorough instruction will be given in the
LATIN and GREEK CLASSICS, French and Spanish,
Mathematics Commercial Arithmetic and Book Keep
ing
Pupils will be treated in all respects members his
family and will receive the undivided and atten
Of the Principal in the preparation Of their various
dies.
the Faculty OF the South Carolina Uni
versity and to present and former patrons
For terms and further particulars, address the under
signed. RICHARD FORD A. M.
Columbia August, 1866 stutE August II
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MISS A. II. SALOMON.

TyAVING LOCATED IN WENTWORTH STREET,
i IL one door east of the Artesian Well resumed
the instruction of ORNAMENTAL WORK. in the
branches, comprising WHITE AND COLORED EN-
BROIDERY, Tapestry and Tufted Work, Wax Fruit and
Flowers, Oriental and Grecian Painting Shell Leather
Hair and Paper Flowers Bradng Knitting Netting and
Crotchet Ali orders executed with promptness. MUS
LINS and LACES renovated. Also, FLUTING and
CRIMPING done to order
Terms moderate. Apply at her RESIDENCE.
December 13 limo
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upon yesterday by . committee Of ladies' Of The
Southern Orphan Relief Association, for q contri.
button to build home for destitute children Of
deceased Confederate soldiers. We responded
iberally, with contribution Of five hundred doi.
lars u Confederate currency. We hope the people
OF Chicago generally, and without distinction Df
par E1aI display like iberality. Above all; let Be
regard the feelings Of these noble recipients too %
cn1Ea!f0ualy to offend them by the offer in green
backs.--C Chicago Republican,, 80s. o -
SUCH is the Radical spirit Of coneiliation.
j j We would willingly wager our life that the
man man: who, wrote the above paragraph never
fred a shot in in defence Of the Union. Both BY
instinct h and association he can be none other
than . coward with . liver as white as his
heart is black.
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DLANTATION no RENT, TuEPENTISE
sALE-On, Friday the 2sth December instant viii be
rented on the premises for one year the PLANTATION
In the Parish of St. James Goose Creek four miles from
Summerville known "Faucheraud." and belonging
the estate OF the late 3 Rhame, There upon the
premises 800 acres of cleared land and large well
finished dwelling in excellent condition; gin house,
with gin and screw for packing; barn. stables and
necessary outbning including negro houses together
with the privilege of water mill for grinding corn.
And for the same per od will be rented, FIVE CROPS
OF TWELVE THOUSAND CTURPENTINE) BOXES.
At the same time viii be sold, TURPENTINE DIS
TILLERY (18 barreli in good order, with all the
lures belonging to the same.
One Iron Safe (Marvin's patiently
Buggy and Harness, lot of Old Iron and Mheels New
Iron to wit :-Ploughs and Plough hioulds; Window
Glass, and many other atcles Of value.
Terms made known tie day of sale.
ELEANOR M. RHAME,
December Is Is, 19, %, 26, % Adm'x.
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10 ARE CHANCE FOR GARDENERs AVID

ID ARE CHANCE FOR GARDENERS AND
IN lHORIICULTURISTS.-An ORCHARD to he rented
within half mile Of Staeburg s. c. and miles of
Claremont Depot, the Camden branch Of the South
Carolina Railroad Situated the high hills of santee
IN one OF the heathiest aving long been tho
producing regions Ct the Southern country this offer
should be very attractive The Orchard covering space
700 Apples There is good Dwelling House, containing
four rooms, with an necessary outbuidings for tho
accommodation Of family, and houses the accommo-
datioa Of latorers There is Church. PoBtoface
VII soon be established within half mile Of the place.
9arke and are in tn bearing being M from to
ing 50 v1nes OF foreign varees under glass in full
nearang u1tn the Last year, when it was neglected
mere 1s Propaga6ng House Nursery Beds for 1t
ana trees and about acres Of good land
sor tne cuvateon Of and cotton belonging to the
SORES will be rented or worked upon shares Appy to
JAMES r. PRINGIE -
Factor and Commission Merchant
December 13 T---'' '~SA' y. =.
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DLANTATION AND MILLS FOR SALE
Il offer for sale my PLANTATION situated in Goose
Creek Parish fortyfour miles from Charleston two
1es from the State Road, and the distance from
Roadvine Rostothce The tract contains 1926 of
ed and under good fence the balance heavily tebered
ta n 5or pasture sufficient to raise stock supply
TEE STOCK, Horses, Mules Cattle, Sheep, HOES to.
gesner W,th ~ ths Provision sufficient do for the next
plantation-Blacks1nih Shop ana good set OF Tools M
teSa MaSona @ Ga5age 3 Ruggy I &C. &C. also household
purchaser to right in 60 to work On the place
Is Roa SS9eT4e m aI4 sTEAM AN MILL saw AND aR1sT with
and low in full operation There is sufcient Seond r.
sn sae dn1mn a county for al the lumber the
ann me season not occupied n the
gam VII be given For further information ca on the
vile Postoface, Chester S. c. - Aas1 !
November 24 v,
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ITO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE DWELL
u ING HOUSE No. 80 COMING-STREET CONTAINING
seven and two attic rooms, with pantry closets
and other conveniences To good tenant the rent viii
be moderate Possession given LIST January. Apply
the premises. OF No. GEORGE STREET.
November % tro41,
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" SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, Sc.

DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEP1NS
PRACTICALLY TAUGHT FOR SO PER MONTH. ANY
PERSON OF ORDINARY CAPACITY CAN BE
QUALIFIED IN TWO OR THREE A1ONTHs
Punctual attendance requisite
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS
Taught on the most abbreviated principles IS per
month.
WRITING LESSONS
Taught for only IS per month.
THNHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTF ULLY REFERS TO
the numerous young gentlemen who have been quail
fed by him. and are now holding respectable and lucra
tive positions in this aud other cities The exercises
School have not been suspended" discontinued as
reported Hours for practical instruction daily from
O'Clock A.M until o'clock PM. Apply to
STEPHEN E. PELOT, Principal
Charleston Commercial School,
Southeast corner Meeting and Market streets,
December is 1* next door to Ice House.
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ITO RENT. MURPHy'S ISLAND, STTUAT-
u ED at the mouth Of the South Santee River, con-
tanning $50 acres Of the best RICE LANDS also
300 acres fine SEA ISLAND COTTON LAND, which can
be easily reclaimed and planted. On the place al
necessary buildings for large force; also Steam
Thresher, Rice Pounding and Saw Mill
For further particulars, apply to S. T.. HOWARD,
November u thStu Boyce's Wharf.
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EOFe SALE, A SCHOLARSHIP I'm A PEIlE.A-
L DELPHIA University Of Medicine and Surgery.
This Scholarship entities students to full instruction u-
til graduation in the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, embrac-
ing Anatomy, Surgery, Physiology, Materia Medica,
Chemistry, Obstetrics and Diseases of Women Chill
dren and Practice of Medicine Patholo-
gy As this is one Of the first Medical Universities of
the country favorable opportunity is offered those
studying medicine for scholarship. Apply at this
Office. December Is
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NOR SALE, A BAKERY AND GROCERY.
u good location on account of leaving the city
Inquire at the LIVE OAK CLUB HOUSE, near King st.
in George street. ~ Dece1,ber 15
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R Az communications attended for publication, IN
t1ss journal mast be addressed to The Edaor of the
Daily NeeoS, No. 18 H0yne-stree1 Charleston s. c.,
Bus'7aess Communications to PubNs7lcr of Daliu
Ne,bs
We cannot undertake TO return rejected co,nneuz,5ca
tiOns
Acknowledgements ossde Of the city nsttst De accon,pa-
MED 1c5tb the Dash.
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md gv1iaes aro already solicited. Among the first
points at which troops will be stationed, are Camp
Verde and Fort Clark. Fort Mason is already
garrsoned by two companies. "A sufficient force
will also be sent further West, to furnish protec-
ton to the San Antonio and Ell Paso mails. The
first regiment to leave San Antonio on this mission
will be the 4th U. S, cavalry
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POINT.,, ON nA

T,OR sALE.-ssHAIG's POINT,'' ON DA
Il FUsKIE ISLAND, containing one thousand acres
superior Sea Island Cotton Land mostly cleared The
plantation considered the best the isan open to
the bay, and healthy and steamers to Charles
ton pass every day. This plantation produce two
three hunred bales of finest cotton yearly.
Prce-s20 per acre; if desired onehaf on credit Of
one or two years not sold by Goth December planta-
ton will be rented.
Apply to ROPER & STONEY, Charleston
Or to J. J. POPE, Savannah Ga.
On the plantation is comfortable Dwelling and negro
cabins for all necessary aborers The old aborers are
now on the plantation VISA December S
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THO RENT, A FARM SITUATED ON COOP
~ Err River, eight miles from the city, containing 4O4
acres between GO and 70 Of which been planted the
past summer. On it is comfortable Dwelling Kitchen
Barn, Stable, and Houses. Apply at this Office.
Decernber & ,+r+b,,,
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EsOR A LIE, TWENTY-FIVE WELL.
No. % GhalIners-street 8 December 15
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TAMES ISLAND LAND FOR SALE.-REV.
- STILES MELIICHAMP'S PLACE on James Island
containing 200 acres Of the finest Sea Island Cotton
Lands, within two miles Of public landing just oppo-
site the city and adjacent to good hshns grounds
oyster beds. Apply to WIN. JOHNSON,
November II stu East end Of IAurens street.
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ISTRAYED.

IGTRAYED, DROR1 ROPER IIOsPTTa1 r.
~ Grounds. on tho 18th inst, one Hight yeIiov cow
Without horns and branded right hip Win letter. 81.
=. E. A liberal reward win be paid 10 the pSrsnn -
storing her TO Dr. RECTOR Roper Hosdta or ne M
~ King street. GEIl a. - f1acarnhar ~ * o. -
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE -
HiHE COPARTNERSHR HERETOFORE EXISTING
- between -DAYDC. EBAUGH and N, II; GUYT0N.
Known as N. H. GUYTON& CO.. is this day dissolveihv
mutual consent. sl59 ssgs. \ d. 1J ERIT1GI - ~ " y
December Is IA tor GTTYTON 4, m. ~
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INSTRUCTION ON PIANO.
M RS. 81. E. BRYAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON
1xH THE PIANO to limited number OF Pupils Terms
moderate. Apply at No SO MEETING STREET.
December +
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FOR SALE.

ESDTI SALE, A SUPERIOR TOP BUGGY
IL and set of BUGGY HARNESS. The above can be
bought reasonably by applying to VIM s. ELFE, No. sc
Anson street. December IS
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COPARTNERsER.

inR T. L. OaIER HAS THIS DAY ASSOCIATE,
with him In the Practice Of Medicine and Surrer1
nus son, DR.. W. g. OGIER. Residence and Office gontf
west corner Rutledge and Bull streets.s: "a ~ -.
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TO RENT, &c.

FINO RENT, TWO LARGE SQUARE ROOMS,
II with dressing room and attic. Apply at SOUTH
EAST CORNER PITT AND CALHOUN STREETS.
December 16 Ia
THREE ROOMS, PLEASANTLY SITUA-
a TED, on Logare-strcct, South Bay. Also q
ROOM well suited for an Office. Apply at this Office
December 13 thstu3
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A TPRIVATE SALE-TI4E WE'LL KNOWN
bbAKEkY No 115 Church street The whole Es
sale until Monday next. JOHE r SC11SHHnnr IN H11r''e
" December IS -N'F m A'oAAa ''o'A1Au o. -
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EHOR sALE-A PEW ON SOUTH AISLE 01
I steyPhihp's Church. Apply 70 --- -. >,..
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S$A1x ~ y fG& & Plate FOUND-A PIECE OF
1o1 1as belonging to some Of the Taylor
@ Wss eaSen from negro some time aince which
DC aad by proving property and paying for adver-
osenncns Apply at this oface 7@' November IS
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EFl'oR SALE, PLANTATION ON wADMA.

LOT at Rockville, 16O feet front BY 96 feet deem m
SAG Lot as comfortable and finished DWEITTNG
ings. - 80 'sA'aD1e ousoun
@ For terms apply to THEODORE sToNEY. Eao..
G1a51eston Dr.. J. G. sEABROOK Rockville or D. r r.
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DOARDING-PEREf ~, ~, ~.
~ s1ENT BOARD, with Comfortable rooms = 80 ~
70 can be obtained the southeast
I.s -. a1 1AooesaHeste. November 20
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BOARDING..

R0ARD1NG.--THREE OR FOUR SINGLE
5l1.S aENItEMEN ~ can be accommodated With cooi
street below Broad recently put In thorouaE renar
I1ns1ens and Day Boarders win aso be accommodates
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YGaO RENT, THE. THNe7cE-ST6FsY RRFCEx-
"a STORE on the north side Of Hayne street runnino
t9ro9gh TO Pinckney street. door from Charlaso5
taotet-No. - Possession given im1ne ediately AuplV
- - WM. n. GILLLLAND.
Oec9mDerS S..3st% No. 33 Hnyne street
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GOLD AND GOVERNMENTS. NAV
BY Telegraph to The CaledOnian.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET. ;

Amount of stock At Market this week-Cattle. ,o4 ::
Sheep and Lambs. :;j.,: Swine 2'N.
PIiccs.-Markct beef-cxtTa. IL On "a 1850: Isl ala
ty II Ia $50: I'd quality. ll00 1lj1 Sd quality
Ia inI,.
S'"T.s.-Working Oxen. 1915 "a 20 "a 800: Cows and
Calves ~ IA ~ 81 "a 10; Ye;i:iirss "n 90 Two
year oli T., &, -: Three year oid- t., "a 40: Sheen
and Lambs III lots. "a i.:' :a' .; extr. and -
lccoII- 30 tG q "a ia. or "a cs
Horse al market. 'HO
Hides. (ag c. TaOw. az
iic!t~, -on "a 30. Calf skl=, On "a 30,
Ertl calves. > "a 1
Calves at marke:, ~. Spring LAMBS, c 90 ,0o
The number of cattle this week is about 40 head less
than last week. Nearly two-thrds of which came from
Caiafa The quality Of the cattle quite a. good
Is ia-t week. Sales were hrk and the poorer r1,d.-
brought rather higher prices than last week Sherp and
a'na rather sheep than last week The hes quail
tlt "f icep and lami sold al CIT halt per H. higher
i; on weak ago hut the ordinary about the ZANE
Inc iu' :Hn III market pretty well cleaned a,t
week although there advance in prices The cool
Weather iia- been Al advantage TO the live stock trade.
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sSWi dpIV knnUn ,s..It iS oenor,lIv

posed that the Wtbsters PamerstOns GortaSchoS, Met
tcrch> and GirriDd'dS Of politics the of wOrlC
vide renOWn. am they where newspapers circulate
ht much beg One of our friends lately returned
from China anU>eS with recital of his journey inlaIG
r >o. distance. where the inquiry otenl> made WHEEL
ne became k OWL aS all American, whether he knew
or ha1 ever seen IN" great chemist Of his toutay DR.
Aver tdt made t:t medicines. They Use his remedies
many Oi them have been cured by themand they peat
OF nm "a he occupied the whole Of America or were al
least The great feature mandarin who had b-el
cured OF malignant ulcer the hip by hi, saTSdparla
seemed 10 consider Ii our ricipal article of export,
Its inventor one O the *" this continent had
News
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BOSTON MARKET, Nav l,

VH'n Exchan-r-The market for Flour il -,eadv with
iaif demand Western ruprriinc So snn: common
ex'r:t- ~ -, Il ~ medn' at S0n 4 T.. and good
ANA choice including fvOri;e ST Louis brands, ST.
i>"' per barrel Ia Southern Flour orhing doing and
plcr- ii' nominal. Corn has been quiet 81. ~ 600
tof Western mixed and n;5 4 uun for yellow OI. Ar.
dull nd i'll moderate demand at ~ - per u-hel for
Northern and Canada and ~ a'V Tor Island I've
n $40 per bush. Shorts $50
Provisions 80 Il 26 for prime S. ~ =? mes
and - - ior clear. cash. Beef 81, III per ihl for
Eastern and Western. Lard Il - Ii bhl- ;ierces.
smoked Hams l. X l.c per H. Butter al ~ As for
common and chOcr. Chee.e i a 3 G.
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PpJrv's Moth aud FreckIp IOtiou...

Chosna or MOhpatch, also Lverspot and LentIgO
FrtckeS, are often very annoyimg particularly to Ladies
OF light cOlneAion ior the dScUored spots show
plainly on the blonde than 4 brunette; but they greatly
mar the beauty OF either; and preparation that Ill
eiiecua!y REMOVE them without a. arm, the color r
ot The kin is certainly d desideratun. DR.. b. G.
Perry. who has made diseases of skin speciality,
has discovered remedy for these dScOlOratiJs which
is at once prompt inialliDc and harmless
Prepared only by b. G. PERRY Dcrmaoiogist No 80
Bond ST, New lork. and Tor sale by al. Druggists ST.
John,bry. Price 81 per bottle Can for Perrys Moth
and FreCkle Lotion. tI4iu1j-
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s'Martha Wa.hinp;On,' Hair Restore

-UdItHst WHSHIHSiON Halt NtStOTtT.
" nuld you have dark and luStrOuS locks and. vie
With beauty's queen. the goddess If the sky /:
Or is yaur beauty fading to decay.
your raven trc>ses passing fast away
Or Is age drawing too untlmey near
u" sIlvery locks upon your head appear
Then why OF youttfu! beauty, why Despair
When there's balm for every >llvery hair !:
lines SORROWS, fever : ravageS ii bleS>es-
y sure restorcr Of those miS,Iag tressts
From. her fright locks the immortal name it won
OF Hair Rc>:orer-'MAKTHAW AsHINGToN -
Then HE to the Store-ju>t across the way,
And gtta bottle with tn, least decay.
Sod everywhere. Price Il.
SIMONDS y co.
les. Fitxwillian. Y. Ill.
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Spctial aiotiffs.

Nouce.--Elder II, Shipman Of Sugar Hill,
y Il. will preach in kiltredge hall, opposite
Cl!on hail. on Sunday, May IL, at the usual
hours Of worship. l-3*
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TUI, CAL + DO \ IA y
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

.. " cudrav"r TO make TIM C'L&"'N'AS vAiuthl,
+. o.. .t nrS; and our frnIs il Caledonia Essex and
.iru. counties will confer great favor 10 l. and
,,ry materially to the iute It If the paper by sending
. ,...l item III brief lc.iblc form.
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Make Your Own Soap!
By saving ami Using Your waste
GREASE.
Buy one box vi the Penn. Salt Manufacturing. Cos
.
or Concentrated 1--we


patents LIST and o;h Feb 1881
II VII! make 10 pounds uf llc hard soap.
live gallons Of the very best SOAP Tor only about
c''S Directions OF each box. For sale at al tirl!. and
grocery stores.
Directions.
Pat one box OF Sap niirr into gallons water lkuUc
oil lie end and let the box boil uni emitiS Itself then
tdNr out III" BOX add four and half pounds and
let It toll hours and 1" minutes. Then agd IA small half
pIt =" >lIt. ami let II continue buliI- minutes longer,
when Nuu add hail gallon ~ hot and let
To boil Pour small tumbleriu OF cold into tub
or box To- wet II round TIE sides. then PITY soap
10 Satind ali night, and cut Il in bars III the morning
Ii Will be lit for USE III Il weeks.
Soft Soap.
Made in the way, with the exception OF adding iii
teen gallons OF wafer ami salt All You Heed is an 10?
kettle. tsepU
Won't I - any Otiicr...Ine last and best ;
the right article finally; everybody likes il. purely
vegetable gray hair i'll weeks money
funded 1t viii do it every time. Three applications viii
cure ali hHmorS O the scalp Ask for WLBsTERS EEGE-
rABLE HAIR INvIGURAruR, and don't take any other For
ale 10y all Druggists. tul06
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Perry Davis Pain Killer.

Inns great public benelaction, We are happy TO learn
IS SIN ull!s lis Mission relief and alternating nany
oil Tie h"uaa| Ills that flesh Is heir to- lis domain Is the
VIDE VICE void, and wherever Yankee has st his foot
may lie louAu Going It's work lis virtues have Teen
tLVroU9A!! les-ed That ii needs lengthy recommends
ton 10 cntltie ITO pubic confidence Ii is emphatiCaly
house Old remedy. ami kept on hand and used as oc
casJu may req uire, viii save much SUFFERING and very
sensDly diminish the expenses Tor medical ATTENDANCE
Prov idence X. l. Weekly Times. tl,un
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT
BETWEEN
st. JOhnshury, Montpelier l. T.. Hardwich


LEAVE St Johnsbury and Montpelier every
night SUNDAYS exceptedl at } =. NJ or on the
arrival OF the trains from the south and cas-,
passing through TO Cabot each way
RETURNING. leave Cabot every uoorniap
Sundays excepted for st. Johnsbury, connect,
ing with the mail tram south and east. also with
stages for Littletor, Lancaster and Nor,bnn,ber-
land for the Grand Trunk r. X.
Leaving Cabot every morning Sundays except
ed for Montpelier, connecting with mail train
south and east and express trans north and west
also with stages for Washington, Wilian.stown
and Chelsea. east, and for Calais, Elmore and
Hyde Park. north.
Also, leave DanTille on and after Monday, Apr.
80, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday On the
ARRIVAL OF the stage from ST. -.ohnsbury for East
HardwIck. Leave East Harlwick on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays in time to connect with
stage for St. johnsbury at Danriile.
L. u. YOUNG.
April l9, 1866. lOCf LIS. Gerry.
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A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat rrnf,ire

"A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat requires
immediate attention and should be checked Ii allowed
to continue irritation OF the lungs, PEI throat
iec ton or AL ncurabe lung disease is often the result
b owns Bronchial TrOCLcS having direct influence TO
the parts sive Immediate relief. For bronchitis asthma
ca;arrh consumptive and throat Diseases Troches are
used with always good success.
Singers and Public Speakers vii! lind TrOohes useful III
clearing the voice when taken before singing speaking
and relieving the throat after UNUSUAL eXeron Of the
voca! crgdus Ihe TrocheS recommended and pre-
scrlued by physicians AMI have la testimonials en-
lnent men throughout the country. Being article oi
true merit aud having proved their efficiency by
many Years each year finds them i'll localities III va
ricS parts OF the world and the Troces universally
prOnouuce- bettert han ether articles.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches" and do rot
take Any OF the worthless limitations tha may be offered
Sold here i'll the United States and foreign
tries, at 3" GEMS per boXt t2Dapr6t