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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-06

~ tsS ~ v" II kE sAAhNs's
CLERGY NAN. white residing in SOuth
N America ~ miss iunHrY, discovered a late
o.d simue rcmrdf far the Cure ct Nervous Weak.
lce~ Euy Decay Diseases OF the Urinary and
seminal . Ears. ana the whole train Of DISC ders
rough on Ivy hanciul and vicious habits. Great
mmheis hive been tletdy cured by this noble
ernndy. Prompted hya desire 10 ueneit the af-
ii lea aud untntUuste, vii send the recipe Tor
repairing and using This ntdjc,ae ~ sealed en-.
veupe. to n'y one wno ner.ts II, Fee Of Charg'.
Pet.e encIns" p ST paid envelope. addressed to
y ur>eif. Address,
JOSEPH 1NMAN.
Station D. Billie Housr, New York City.
lpl5.1y
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,on, yna can return it and your money will
be tetu Ged
,INUE stock c,mniisea anonp-t other art 'cles,
. aurr.dd CInrk- Gold and Silver Watches,
,tne- .et with Diamonds, Rube-, Pears, Garnet
a. oil e. -toIles (~uitane no in clusters Ladies
It. OF welfy comprising Pms md Ear klngso OF
he INST lA~bonsh'r slyirs. set Va precious stones
f,yerv variety together w.th large ASSORTMENT
). G. I'D aud FtHnrIltd alG Pearl SETS Gold studs
md Sleeve jttpu- If the most beautiful patterns.
= nt- Bosom and Scarf + n. aud an endless
ati,tym Bracelets, tbtlu- Musical Boxes, Head
y .rssrS COMBS, Charms. etc.
IL Consequence Ut lhr great staCnaunn oi trade
4 the Manufacturing dt-t'ic nj France and Eng
nd large quantity ut vnlunhle Jewelry, origin
lily urrrd d Tor tie European market, has l'een
fl Tor sale IN this cuHntiy and must lie sold at
nv sacrifice! nder thrse circumstances, the
WATCH ND Com JtwELHY Co. have resolved
pom
AN APPOGTI0NnENTi
.ulipct t. thu follow iag regulations:
trr'lti~atpS uf the vmiO"- articles, without re.
ard t" cInirr 81 Nare ale - put into err'l pes,
rttd tp nd NIX . aud When ofd'rd pa" ken
| AT ny Il hludiotded hoy, and .rnt ~ mail, thus
Twin! all u .nir 'ltHce. Ca GENT 81 tie { e. IT,
ii ate yru w,ll vlat ,on ~ I" have. and Then
& Is at your option - -rd IT," dollar aBd "a De the
itirie ~ not. Purchasers my thu, "ttain 7 ano.
Neln,lenn, Sowing Machine, Gold watch. Diamond
Rug or any set Of Jewrhy on Our List ior oHe
OJlat,
SIND rs CENTS FOR A &c TIFICiTE.
In all tsan-.,ttlpr- lF traIt yc shall rlalGe lot
| .0rwa,dl the certificates. paying p"-tige aud
4ping @ business q ceatS each. which must TO
NJ o-d when the cert fl ATE j. cent fo'. Five err
fl ntes viii lie lot 81 .leyen for 81. thirty for
s. sixty five Tor SO aad iC0fu SIS.
AGENTS. We want agents in every town ard
rornty ia the cuuntiy and those acting a. such
will he allowed ten renfA on every certificate
rdricd 10y thcm, provided Their remittance
trnnunt- O. 81. Agents will collect rs cents tor
.ycr rat tira'e aud remit Is crnts u ether in
.a,h ~ p0-t3ea ~t4mps. Agents remitiinR NJ urce
s.n viii l,p entitled beautiful Silver Watch,
tni also 200 certificates,
Please write youI me. Town. County and Stat
plainly and I'd all orders to
WATCH AND COLD JIEELRY co.
lei 4ui 81 Llieuy ST., New York
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-06
EVERGREEN NURSERIES,.
AT CANTON, MISS.

THE Proprietors Of these NURSERIES,
4 take pleasure ia announcing 1" their
Iueuds aud the public that nov j. the time tn
uinut ont OR HARDS, that they are
prepared to furnish vauug. healthy and
wrll-gruwu Southeru-ra i-ed FRUIT TREES
E ,hs most approved varieties, aud Il; the
lowest prices, PoR CASH.
CaII and see. sud select for yourselves.
Iag- Catalogues furnished gratis 10 all
applicants.
Fer fafther -ariiculsrs address.
En- EsNHARD q CO,
f-bTr Cation, Mise
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-06
ONE DOLLAR EACH

yithout repaid to value! And not To lie paid FOE
until yun know what You are to receive
So Ater re ewing the article III does not please
,on. ynn can return it and your money will
cd
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DIR. SCHENCK OND DYSPEPSIA
symptoms, Causes a Remedy.

GfMPTOMS OF DYSPEPSIA-A sense Of full.
- ness, tl,htnes and weight in the stomach. TO-
EeLer with natulency, acidfty, sour, offensive
belching Of wind, Water-brash and violating and
great deal Of what person call an an gone feel
ing az the PIT Of the stomach frequently there g
also palpltaton Of the heart, pip sicians mistake
Tor heart disease and when the stomach is in this
CONDITION it Is coated with mucus OF slime The
rough abrOus portions Of the stomach similar 10
what We see IN tripei is what throws ont the as
VIC JUICE ana when the stomach gets q thick coat
OF slime on Il, II prevents the gastric Juice from
HoNlhs7' ana digestion ceases. schenck's seaweed
.Slic ulssoiVes this mucus or slime. and restores
the stomach to its natural condition
schenek's Mandrake Pills are also required 10
carry on thls morbid matter. Tw0-thirds Of the
cases q Consumption arc caused from this diseased
state OF me stomach the liver becoming tOrpid
IL ceases 10 throw out bile, and in short time The
whole system il dcraneed. The mucous rnemh-a no
o. the oronchiai tubes sympathiEes with the other
organs ana before the patient is aware Of IT, be or
she has Bronchial OF Pulmonary Consumption
schencAs Pulmonic Syrup cannot act freely
through the blood when the system is In this lock-
S3-up cohditlon, without the aid OF the Sea Weed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills. The Liver has all he
FenOus blood 20 strain, and when il Gets in NOR
bid condition. blood and bile run through the
system mixed, and the whole body became So low
and the blood so thick il can hardly run through
the veins In majority Of cases hemorrhage occurs
ron tnls timex condition Of the blood. Tie Man
drake ms act on the Liver similar TO calomel or
they DO what that does-it UnlOcks the Eau blad-
DER starts the bile, and the blood begins To crcu-
latr naturally through the veins and the hUmor-
engages cease II, when persons are attacked with
IA inorThase, they would first take good pur-a-
i've, something that would act on the liver, they
would soon be relieved from bleeding from the
lungs, and Il is the only way, for astrncents are
only temporary, and irritate the bronchial tubes,
and lay the groundwork flT consumption.
DR. sCHENCk will be professionally az his rooms
every week, % Bond Street, New York, and 30
Hanover Street, Boston from 4. NJ, until p II.
lie gives advice free. but for q thorough exauina-
ton with the RespirCmeteT tie other charge Is g.
lis medicines are for sale by all druggists aud
dealers Also full supply at AL times at his rooms
frice Of the Pulmouic Syrup and Seawcod Tonic
each S59 per bottle, or $50 the half Dozen Man
drake Pills - cents per box.
GEO. {. GOODWIN & CO, IS Hanover Street,
Agents for Boston. For sale By al druggists.
william MOL
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The Times Of to day has an editorial on
the Abyssinian war, which it fears will be
protracted until next year. 1t blames Sir
William Napier the commander Of the Brit
Ish force, for the delay which the expedition
has encountered and says nothing Of eonse-
quence can be done during the present sea-
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One Of the several large. elephants in The
country attached 10 Folsplu-l's Menager-
De-, has just made himself lannon's hv a most
horrible deed. The mera Zerie IS wintering
At Hat5oro Pa, and during this period Of
-activity the animals often become rostiYo.
- 1ij Romeo, as the elephant Il called, and
eagH Mr.. Williams, hls keeper, went 10 see
alm Wednesday morning BE was in very
sry mood. To sutduc bIm, Mr.. VIII
ams made Romeo g On hi, knees and ad-
mustered d very severe punishment The
--ual nursed his reven-c, aln when has
l..lcr came again o. axe the elephantlne
..-. which consists in WISHING hi5 tusks
-i Acy. Romeo tuned upon uin turiously,
zI him with his trunk. and. hurting him
. t.e ground, impllei him upon one Of his
---k- When other attendants rushed in
Gearing Williams screams, Rlmc) released
BIS victim, and his vengeance satisfied, at
lacked no one else and boclme perfectly do
,Ie. Williams died in an h1ur lie was
4au of most excellent character, forty years
.t ege, and married.
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LEVI PROCToR,s ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. Probate Cour,
District Of Chitieudon s. for the District Of Chit
tenleu.
To all persons interested iu the estate Of L,yi
Proctor late OF Westford in sid district deceased,
GREETING.
hHEHEAs, said Court hath assigned the third day of
January next for the settlement 81 the administration
account ~ the Almuistrtor ~ the estate II sid ,r
ceased and ordered that public notice thereof De given
70 an persons Interested b. said estate by publishing
this order three weeks successfully previous 10 the dav
hu-t0H. il said District
Therefore, you ~, hereby notified 20 appear At IA
tr'bate Cont rooms in Burllu- ton. on the day as
signed. then AID there O. contest The allowance Of said
account, if you see cause.
Given under ms hand this eleventh day Of Deem
1eI' a. H.. l>5'. T. +. WALES, judge.
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Afgal qntifes.
DAVID sHERMAM's ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, lThe Honorable the Pro-
trict Of Chttenden,
To all person interested in the estate Of David sher
man late Of Huntington in said District, deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS, said Court hath assigned the l4th day Of
January next for the settlement Of the admnis alton
account Of the administrator Of the Of said de-
ceased and the decree Of the resident fsd among
the heirs Of said deceased, and ordered that psbc
notice thereof be given go al persons Interested in
said estate BY publishing 81 is rider three weeks sue
cessvey previous 70 the dav assigned in the Bnrling
ton Free Press printed In burlington In said District
THEREFORE You are hereby notified 10 Sppesr at the
Probate Court rooms, in Burlington. on the day as
signed then and there 10 contest the allowance Of
said account, and said decree II You see cause.
Given under my hand. this 2lst day Of December,
i. D. 1861.
T. L. WALES, Judge,
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Married.

10 Darlington, De-, q, by Rev. J. Z. Worcester,
a. the resideuce o. the brides father, SAMUEL
GlrFFIS ana ExxA L sE,vER, all Of this city.
At West Milton. Monday 23d inst, by Rev J. n.
Converse, SIR. DANIEL GoRIoS, Of Huntington
and Mis- PHERoSA A GRANGER. daughter Of Wm'
q. Graz ger, ESQ. Of Milton.
II Niaooski Dee 25.b. b. Rev L. Il. Elliot,
WILLIAM WALTON, and PalBE ELIZABETH ASsoS
10th O. Port Henry, NY.
II Charlotte, Dec. 18th, by Rev 81. X. Petty
NJ ISAIAH CARPEsrEg Of Addison, to Miss P. II
!1SEs, Of Charlotte.
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a GIFT WORM GIvING-FoGr Certificates Of
the Washington Library Company Of Philsdel-
rhia in aid Of the Riverside Institute for educa-
ting orphans. costing four dollars. with the fne
engraving The Perils Of our F0reiltbers, each
Certificate secures also one present al the Great
Distribution b. the Company, making four pres
z-,s. enc O. mOse OF which may be worth thous-
-lis Of dollars A gift worth giving and hav-
l. Read advertisement.
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LoRIsBE JosErn's EsrA rE.

STATE OF NEEMONT.l To -lI persons concerned
District oi Chtteuieu s 10 the Estate u Lor!sbe
Joseph, -ae u Burlington Ia said District deceased
GREETING
At Probate Court holden n Burlington within ana
Tor the said District II Chttendcu on the eleventh da
" December 4 ID. l-G7 4u instrument uurportin- T.
Do the last VIII and Testament 81 Lorisbe J5-euh It
~ Burlington DO said District deceased was presented
o. me Court Aforesaid Tor Probate And 1t is ordered hi,
SAID Cu-il that the third Jay 81 January AID I-S n
lAe Probate Court rooms b said Burlington he assigned
ilr proving said Instrument and that notice thereof be-
gwen % I'D persons concerned, by publishing thi. or
Ter tire weeks succs ssyely n the Burlington FRFr
Fitss lea ,Illr printed 10 said I.rr-tor rr.tIgs
go the time APPOINTED
IllrigaE, you are hereby notified o. appear I,io-s
s4 Noi 10 il- zine and place AZORES .lI and contest
Tie probate slid VIII Il you have cau-.
Given .aar f-y hand 10 Blr,ia-taH IN said District
t--' I'LL day 81 December, A. ID. 1901.
W-ir3 7. Z. WALES Tul-,.
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TO CONsU,IPrIyFS

Inc Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send (free
=. cnArge) 70 all who who desire II, the pre-
s,rlpuon with the direction for making and
us.nS the sample remedy by which he wa
cured OF lung affection and that dread disease
Os9snIsuinp tion His only object is 70 benefit the
alllcted and he hopes every sufferer will try his
prescription, as il will cJst them nothing. and
may prove blessing. Please address.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. I55 South Second Street !, illiamburrb. N V.
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JOHN 3. OGDEN,
nay alankw l.r - 1e.-1I 9IIeeI' We" OK.
TURNER'S TIC DoULOUREUx OR

TURNER'S TIC DoULOUREUX OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL is a safe, Ger
tain and speedy cu-e for Neuralgia and al Ner
vous Diseases. The severest cases are completely
and permanently cured in a very short time
Neuralgia in the face or head il utterly bauished
in ie~ hours. No form Of Nervous Disease with
stand lis magic influence. It has the unqualified
approval Of many eminent physicians 1t contains
nothing injurious TO the most delicate system =.
Sold ey eryshere. Sent on receipt Of 81 90 and
two postage stamps. TURNER 4 Co, 10 Ire
mont St, Boston, Mass. ProprietOrs
ruly5i3taw6wlyr
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"FISHER'S COUCH Drops Will.
'@kei In season, break up ang cough, and prevent
Consumption. 1t has in many cases cured the pa
tent when given up BY the physician, and is espe-
cially recommended to those who are troubled
with night coughs, as it insures sweet and re
freshing sleep.
MASON, sYMONDS s CO.. Rennebuuk, Ne. Pro
prietors GEO. c. GOODWIN .s CO., Boston. Gen.
eral Agents. Sold BY all druggists.
Sept Do ~,
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Died.

il this city, Dec. I'D, CHARLIE HENRY WARREN,
-sel years months and IS days.
II Charlotte, Dec. I'D, Of Inflammation OF the
% bowels, ELLA NJ, daughter Of Abel and
arg LsvenEorth, Of Hinesburgh, aged ii
ssrs
II Arlington. On The 2ith inst. of typhoid fever,
-'8EsTER DfHsG, Esq.. aged 50 years.
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SUGGESTIONS OF THE sEAsoN--hing
Winter has waved his scepterover the land Whiten-
inc the earth, bridging the streams, and turning
IN. waterfalls to pendant crystal. Upon insnimate
nature. the irigid atmosphere produces marked
,gsc. The blood is driven from the surface Of the
body back upon its inner fountains, and Chils and
Fever. Rbemutism, Pulmonary Diseases, Bilious
ness. and unplessaut disorders Of the stomach and
bowels are ant TO be the results.
Now, what is required to fortlfy the system
against the attacks Of disease thus engendered
Clearly TONIC, which, acting through the stomach
upon the circulation and the nervous system snail
redetermine the vital aud to the surfsoeand brace
the nerves Of motion and sensation. But TINS Is
not all thar is required. With the TONIC must DC
combined such ALTERNATIVE and REGuLATIyE sgen-
eies as will tend to keep the whole animal ms
chiuery Gin good working order.
These three Grand requisites OF a perfsctive ex-
ist. in their fullest perfection, in HosTErTERs
STOMACH BITTRRs, which are compounded Of
the vegetables s.imulants and extracts, Of the
most Genial and healthful roots, barks and plants
that the herbssts and bOtanists Of the world have
yet discovered.
Dec. &c.
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J. IL. RoKINsoS,s ESTATE

I'VE TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
w BY the Honorable the Probate Court Tor the Dis
trct Of thitenden, Commissioners to receive examine
against and adjust the claims and demands Of all persons
the estate Of John H. Robin lie of Burline-
ton In said District rerresentec vent and also III
claims and demands exhibited II 90 II thereto: and six
months from the day ofthe date hereof being allowed by
said Court for that purpose DO therefore hereby give
notice, that will attend 20 the business Of our ap-
pointment at the Office Of W4les 3 Taft in Burling-
ton IN said District, the FIRST Wednesdays Of Feb
ruary and June next, at 10 O'Clock A NJ on each
Of said days.
Dated this sixth day Of December A D. 1867
SAML HUNTINGTON, , Commits
HENRY II. DOOLITTLE, sioners.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Special Aotires:
DIR. :. FITCH's FAMILY PuYsIcl

DR. =. FITCH'S FAMILY PHYSICIAN
seTeniy-six pages . cents. Sent 10 any al.
dress. No money required until the book is re-
eeived, read, and fully approved. It isl perfec
guide to the sick or indlsposed.
address DE-. S. s. FITCH, 25 fremont St, Boston.
Dr.FITCH viii be at American Hotel, Burlington.
Friday January eth, and every fourth Friday ar
tes.
jan 2c-dl
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We have before called the attention Of read
iers to the American Organ. Manufactured by
S. D. * Il. ". Smith. Boston Mass. We feel
81 perfect liberty 10 DO SO, because we have used
them practically, and believe most confidently
hat they possess every excellence to be desired.
TO the lover Of music, such an instrument IN
Tie household Is a constant delight. For the
sunday School and the Chapel, it is most sd-
nrahle substitute for the pipe Organ There
e wonderful quantity Of music in one OF these
lsagtifnl Instruments, and we are glad to learn
INST they are being appreciated by the public
The manufacture and sale has become an exten-
Eve business, and the demand is constantly in
cTeasing. st. L0sis (M0.) Record.
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Spefial Autirts.

FOR COUGHS. COLD AND CONsUMP
IIoS try the old and well known VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALsAM, approved and used by
our Oldest and Physicians and fa,ilie, for 1rty
yea7' past Get the genuine. REED, CUTLER
co Druggists, Boston, Proprietors.
wv. 20, d&w3mos
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DA WIS.,
Photographic Rooms
ALIENS BLOCK.

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and Jul ging by the patronage literally bestowed
upon him oy the Public no Artists better appre-
ciltet.
Il is useless % mention all the various kinds Of
pictures which there produced for they are
known and admired by all.
Special preparations have however been made
for the Holidays and one desiring to make a tasty
present scarcely do better than 10 call and ex-
anime his large variety Of Colored Groups French,
English and German, and Views from all lands
which are decidedly superior to anything ever be-
fore offered in this market
His patrons who desired him to bring IN a we'll
selected stock Of Chromos can now be accomuo-
dated at very low prices.
The assortment Of Albums e complete aud prices
greatly reduced. Particular attention is invited
20 the new style Of Cabinet Albums.
Gems, PhotogTapis, Pictures IN Otls gtI IN India
IHk Gaf Water C0i0rs. Frames ~ great uIriefv and
rery pretty styles Clro0s. Colorsd Sfsre
0se0Pic Pictures F-d SfersOSc9pss great rafisfv.
D4TIS views H0tu HEnbsr orsr DO. Ouer Z, 00a
magazines hare aeesmHiafei in his Ga6ry from trlics
nsiC pictures can BE- taken AZ any time.
Call and SEE
G. u. DAVIS, Photographer.
Dec. 2lst. d&wlm
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LONDON. Dec. %.

The Times Of to day has an editorial on
the Abyssinian war, which it fears will be
protracted until next year. 1t blames Sir
William Napier the commander of the Brit
Ish force, for the delay which the expedition
has encountered and says nothing Of eonse-
quence can be done during the present sea-
son.
New YORK Dec. Goth.
\ New Orleans letter says The South
Is now passing through a terrible yet neces-
sary revolution. 1t is terrible as involving
general bankruptcy, the prOstratiOn Of hH
siness and universal gloom 4; yet necessary,
as the means Of adjustment OF society on a
basis Of sound political economy and Of Just
relations between man and man. The South
has not yet touched bottom. The factors |
have made advances on the strength Of the |
prospective crops but for two OF three /
years especially the last the haTves;s have |
been meagre and the merchants viii get /
small or no returns.
II affairs 20 on as they are for 90 dav
longer there must BE- many failures Plan /
taiICus arc tcin- I'D az great sacrifices 10
Tiy taxes IN mortgage.
Nav YORK Dee. %.
letter from Matam0ras of the Sth states
that tlgre are q numbered malcJntcnts seat
tered along the Texas side Of the Rio Grande.
such IS Canales Caryaill and Qui-oya. from
whom trouble may be anticipated at an
early DAY. RumoTs are already rife that
iaey aye actively engaged il raising men
with the view OF attacking and holding Ger
tam points on tie upper RIO Grande
Eumors are also rife Of a projected up
rising soon in favor Of Ortega.
NEy YoRr Dec Of
Fifty thousand refugees have been taken
the island Cd Crete TO Athens and other
ri- 0i Greece. lie latest news from the
island is highly favorable TO the Turks.
HsH seem determined now the insurgents
Lave forced taem O. renew h0suliuos to car
~ on the war with energy. The troops oc-
tlly nearly an the mountain presses 10 the
dismay of tic Insurgents The Eastern
and Western districts have sent in their sub
mission and the Central only shows signs of L
resistance.
The organization Of the Government is d
most favorable TO tbe future welfare of the C
inhabitants. A Governor and three chris .
tan governors have been appointed,
Havana, Dec p. F
Steamship Cuba from Baltimore brings t'
JEFF Davis and wife.
Montgomery, Ala. Dee 2j.
The negroes were out in force to-day
IN fall uniform. In the afternoon addresses 3
we're made lY Mos=r- Barber, Brainard. ef
md other prominent radicals The first Of
40 were arrested by she military author. ii
ties. p
HsraaH.iL. Dee. %. to
ohrcr Carter has just arrested Daniel bl
-arphy another aceample5 Of DAILY in the
axe robbery and murder The aficcrs are
20 the track Of the others
CHAalE-r0S, Dec -
Steamship Raleigh from y Y. 1r New "a
r.eans was burned Yesterday NJ noon about W
ID miles fl the coast Eighteen OF the afF- ~,
and crew were brought scrc by g tar. y.
l- morning. Thirteen lives a1o sa.s.s,i :.
n"7e been lost, including Caps harsh -,
fn- I~cHty-t1ur persons are still missing -.
.' "cte lsst seen DO 3D. p at DO c.iazfus % -
stcs 9t tie wreck
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ERRORs OF YnTTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Ner
ToU' Debility, lremature Decay, and al the
effects OF youthful incIscretion will for the sake
Of suffering humanity, send free TO all Who need :.
the receipt and directions for making the simple
r9moiy b. which he was cured. Sufferers wishin
to profit by the advertisers experience. can do SO
by addressing, In perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
A Cedar Street. New York
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A. II. ATWATER,s EsT.TE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
w by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chttenden, Commissioners 70 receive ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands ofal persons
against the estate Of Osborn T. Atwater late Of Bur
ngon in said District represented insovent and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto; and six
months from the day Of the date hereof being allowed by
said Court for that purpose do therefore hereby give
notice that will attend to the business ofour appoint
mont Il the Office Of Levcrett T. Englesby in Burns-
ton in said District, on the third Mondays Of March
days
Dated this 9th day Of November, ~ D. Is67.
n. PARKER To-,