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RULE TO PLEAD.

RULE TO PLEAD.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
A. s. Gaiilard, Assignee, ! Declaration
YS. in
Sailing Wolfo. Attachment.
WHEREAS tho Plaintiff In this action
W did on this day flo his Declaration
againL Sailing Wolfe The Defendant who Is
abscnt from and without tho limits Of this
Slate, (as it Is said,) and having neither
wife or attorney known, upon whom q
copy of tho above Declaration with rule to
plead thereto, may be served: 1t is there
fore in pursuance Of tho Act Of the General
Assembly Of the Staio in such cases mado
md provided, Ordered, that tho Defendant
DO plead thereto OH or before tho 9Th dny
Of October, a. d. 1867, or otherwise final
and acknowledgement will bo then given
and awarded against him.
s. B. CLOWNEY, @. C.P.
Clerks Office,
Winnsboro, s.. G., 2cth 0ct., 1866.
oct 27-1c3m1y
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NOTICE.
WlNNsnono, S. G., Scpt. Q. Is

WlNNspoRo, S. c., Sept. Q. 1867.
THE assessors list coniainn.: tho annual
l. Taxes Of 1864, 1865, and 1866, and
special taxes from May 1865 to May 1868
have been placed in my hands for collection.
Payments Of tho same Is required to be
made to Calvin Brice, Deputy Collector at
tho following time and places: tongues
vile, 18th and 18th, Winnsboro. 10th, 18th;
18th and 10Th, Monticello, 21st, Ridgeway,
25th.
Five per cent. penalty will DC imposed on
oil who fail, to make payments at Tho timo
specified.
A. $. WALLACE,
Collector 3D. Dist, s. G.
seni d-yd
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RULE TO PLEAD.
Tho State Of South Carolina.
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON pARAs.

g,,,ns ,,,v,s wa,,, Attachment
NM lIEREAS tho Plaintiff did on tho 13th
w day Of November, AID. 1866 file
his declaration against tho Defendant who,
(as il Is sail) is absent from and without
Tho limits Of this State and has Mother wife
nor attorney known within the samo upon
whom q copy Of tho said declaration might
bc served. @ Sts
IL is therefore ordered that tho said Do
fcndant dc. appear and plead 10 the said
declaration on or before tho 18th day Of No.
vcmbcr, A. D."18Gg, otherwise final and al.
solute Judgment will then be giyon and
awarded for Tho Plaintiff against him.
r,Eh $. j. CL0WNEY, g. C.P.
Clcrk'sOficc, Fairfield DISTRICT
18Th November 1886 nov 1c3m1y
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RULE TO PLEAD.
State OF South Carolina,
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON rLEAs.

Amzi Neck, !
rs. lAlfnch,nnnt
W llEREAS, tho Plaintiff did on the 10Th
w day Of March, a, D. 1867, flo his
declaration against The Defendant who, (os
IT said) is absent from md without the lin.
its OF this State. aud has neither wifc nor
attorney known within tho snme upon whom
copy OF The said declaration might bo
served.
IL is therefore Ordered, that tho snid Do
inndant do appear and plead to tho snid do.
claration on or before tho l7th day o.
March, A. j. 1868. otherwise final and nbf
solutc Judgment will then DO givon and
awarded for tho Plainlilr against him.
s. u. CLOWNEY,
g. q. =.
Clerks Oicc, Fairfield District,
Maroh lG, 1867.
mar l0-lc3mly
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-18

The Prince of Wales, whose fondncss Of
Paris makes EnGlishmcn grnmhlc, received
q severe .'snuh" at Lu Mabillo The other
evening from Teresa, one Of the queens Of
the can-con. On being Informed who was
tho object of her rcbuke, she remarked:
"lf he is indeed q Prince, somuch tho more
reason why he should be taught to behave
himself"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-18

Tltn Wmow's EnEAruM.--A printers
widow in Germany, while new edition Of
The Bible was printing Mt her house, one
night took an opportunity OF going into The
office 10 alter that sentence Of subjrction TO
her husband, pronounced upon Eve in Gene
ses iii. 1G. She took out the two first let :
tcrs OF The word ITHER, and substituted Ma
in their place, thus altering The sentence
to "and he shall be thy Fool' (Nnrr) 1t is
said her life paid for this intentional ezra
tul". and that scmc sccrc;cd copies Of this
edition have been bought up at enormous
prices.
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

ihORlDE SODA, disinfccting solution
" for sick rooms, &C.
Spears Fruit preserving Solution,
Bcst Newcastle Cooking Soda,
Duryea's maizena,,
Taylor Brohor's Arrowroot,
Colgato's toilet and Turpcntinc Soap,
Costar's Bed bug EStorminator,
uelatiHe, Mustard, Mace, nutmcgs, Spice,
Pepper, Ginger, Hops, &C., &C., received,
yesterday, by
LADD BROS.
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ADvEKTislNG.-A now art (says the
RccicW has lately arisen in London.
The streets arc now paved not with
gold, but with advertisements. The
flowers OF language now blossom under
our feet. Just as gcologiss read in the
various strata the cvidenscs Of plcisios-
auri. and mcgalothcria. so now We may
read the evidences Of BARRIERS and pho
tograpEers. Shakespeare saw sermons
III stones, bat we now see advertise
mcnts in them. The stones, according
TO the fable, followed Orpheus ; bu, now,
Judging by the verses, Orpheus follows
the stones. Honor to whom honor is
dUo. y clown ofDtWry Land is said to
be the inventor Of this new method Of
Advertising
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I'M 4roRE.
llostcttcr's Stomach B,ticrs,
Romain's Crimean Bittcrs,
Constitution Life Syrup,
Epping's Sarsaparilla,
And Queens Delights,
Elixir of Bark and Iron,
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure,
llcpa!ic Bittcrs aud
All popular Patent Medicines
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Religious Intelligence.

The new Baptist church building at Mont
gomery was dedicated Jan. Goth, Rev. l. a.
Dunn Of Fairfax preaching; and next day
Rev. George II. Parker was ordained to the
ministry, and installed as pastor of the
church. Sermon by DR.. }. F. Bigelow Of
st Adams
Rev. NJ A. Wilcox, pastor elect Of tie
Baptist church in this city, commenced
his pastoral lsbors last Sunday.
Tie new Methodist church in Franklin is
to be dedicate on the oath inst. 1t has
been comIletod 81 cost Of 81 ,0OO al paid
Rev. Mr. Boardman Of Lynufeld, Mass.
has been called to the Congregational church
at Poultney. to supply the place Of their late
pastor. Rev John q. Hale.
Tie Catholics in Rutland have purchased
a LOT snd intend to build church thereon
lis by GO feet, principally Of marble.
The country Catholic churches in Massa-
chusetts are subscribing large sums towards
the erection of cathedral in Boston.
The Methodist % Book Concern +" has be-
tween twenty and thirty presses constantly
at work, and the American Bible Society
about as many more
Tie Cniversa,is,s have raised during 1866
for missionary funds, church edifces, and
various objects 81 ,OiO, 600. Including min
listers salaries, incidental church expenses,
periodicals, ard everything else, there have
been raised by this denomination during the
year 81 Cos goo.
a Baptist church at Richmond, Va, has
refused to receive members immersed by
non Baptist preachers.
All but one Of the senior class IL Andoyer
theological Seminary have been licensed to
preach.
1t is stated that FIVE hundred catholic
priests have gone to China, while there are
less than one hundred Protestant missIona
ries there.
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LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTE

Hrs. s. 4. Aliens U0rld'
Hair Restorer and Dress
ing iRcigOrdte, Sfrengtht'
and teRgtheH the hGir. Ihes
act directly upon the roofs
Of the hair, supplying re, re-,
CURED nOltriShmeRt, ana
natural color and 6eah'y
returns. Grey hair d'SdP'
pears, bald spots are co.,
cred, hair stops falling. anu
ttc'sri0nt grOlcth IS the re-
sat. Ladies and Chttaff'
tciU appreciate the delighr
FIJI fragrance and rich
glossy appearance impair,
ed to the hair, and no Ied'
of sotlt1'g the skin, scalp, L"
most elegant head-dresS'
sold By ali DraEgiss.
oepor 1873 & 200 Greenwich ST. H. l.
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A Glasgow merchant, on his death bed,
sent for a Free Church clergyman. Having
some fears regarding his future prospects. be
asked the reverend gentleman: 80 Do you
think, il were to leave SIC, 900 to the Free
Kirk, my soul would be sayed?" " Well, |"
answered the cautious minister, a" couldn't
ust promise you that, but think it's an
sxpsSinsnt well worth trying"
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BEST MATERIALS.

II will do better work on all varieties Of surface
than anv other mower. II has no side draft no
weight upon the necks Of horses and has the light
est draft Therefore it is the best machine for the
team Il is also, the best for the driver a. il has
well arranged, easy spring seat and can be
handled perfectly by boy Of ten years. without
any danger Of being thrown upon the knives The
advantages Of the IMPROVED BUCKEYE on ali
points that constitute perfect mower, are briefly,
that il will
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
TUE WAY OF THE WORLD, novel BY ". T.
L Adams, Oliver Optic
THE DRAYTONS and the DAvENANTS, BY the
author 0ftho Gotta Family.
DARRYLL GAP, or WHETHER IT PAID. by
Virginia F. Townsend.
POPULAR PAsTIMES, for field and G-esiie OF
smusements, for young and old.
THE NEW GOSPEL OF PEACE, according %
ST. Benjamin.
SWINGIN ROUND THE CIRKLE, Petroleum Y.
Nashy's own book, illustrated.
THE CHURCH ALMANAC for 1871.
For Salebr CO. FRENCH co.
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opposite City Hall and Post OfEce.
un3daEtf
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DO Better WOrk,

with LESS POWER, is EASIER TO OPERATE for both
tram and Grfrer, stronger, dgrabls more sim
pie, less likely 20 weed repairs, and more ally 70
gairsd and Is therefore er4eiy the machine for tie
farmer 10 buy.
The subscribers would respectfully call the atten-
ton Of Farmers TO the following facts.
That the manufacture Of Moving Machines was
adopted by a permanent business in 1850
That we have a shop and tools for that especial
business That believing il true economy for you
10 buy as perfect Machine az
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8ailroadg.
VERMONT CENTRALA AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
CHANGE OF TINE.
Commencing Jan. I, 1867
Saiirnads

| TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at $50 A. NJ, n p NJ, and
Mail Train leaves St. Albans .,kts. NJ -,
connects at Burlington With Rutland ( Burlinstan'
at Mlte River Junction and Bellows FsIIs
VIZ VIZ Trans Ior Boston, Worcester, Springfield and
York at lO.45 P. M. - -'e"
Day Express leaves Montreal at $50 A. M
lodge at Malone leave Rouseis Point 10 az n
at TO- 80 P. NJ. "e4i
Night Express leaves ogdensburgh at II. ooA.M
Montreal is M, Rouse's Point 5.45P M 81 Jobns
At l. 40 p. NJ, arriving at Boston st $40 A n go
Meeting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Rai-osS o.
boston and worcester and with Vermont VALLEY
Railroad for Springfield, &C., and arriving in Ney
York at 1890 P. NJ. - w"
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
P. NJ. 30 r h. e.S
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell .,soo
~ Tor Burlington, ST. Adams, Montreal. arrivins
at Montreal at $40 P. NJ, Ogdensburgh AZ . A n
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell at zoo AN
va lawrence and Pitchburg at 7.3O A. NJ, spring.
ne!d al 145 A. H. for Burlington, and ST Afhane
Accommodation Train leaves NORMAN a. = =,
I'm; NJ Burlington, RUTLAND, st. Adams and Rouses
Each train going north makes cIo.. ,o,,...,.-
WITH trains Of the Rutland & Burlington Raiiroad
Nlght Express leaves Bellows Fails at loon p m
I teeeiirinS passengers from Vermont Valley r. r
Z r. leaving Boston at $50 P. H., conneern1 re-
nhlte hlver junction with train leaving Ro.ts, :.
~ r; ~, i1r Burlington, Rouses Point, Montreal
, .nd VsaehsoTrg, connecting with Grand TrunI
sleeping cars are attached to both the Night ~.
SSst9n, and 81 Adams and Springfield. Aaa
tickets to Detroit, Chicago and ali points Wa,
IL pDyy,i ~. ~ Agent, No. American 10.
Inroush Tickets 70 Chicago and the Wsst a.
sale At the Principal stations. "ss' mr
O.. AIs... J,,,,sr e.mERRnL. supr,
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GOfftns.
MANUFACTURE AND DEALER N
Collins and Burial Cases

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sUrL..D AND BURLINGTON r. H.
h l. Il LA q ~ AMI
CHANGE OF TIME


cvunencing Jan. :. 1867, trains Will run .
lows:
ana NJ MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell y .. ..
eester Fitchburgh. Brattleboro, sn W.
Iord. New Haven Troy, Albany and New ioi -
arrive in Troy at 800 P. NJ New YORK 20 r =
Boston T.3OP NJ ~ Ear,
rlrouri 10 Boston and Toy irlfhoHf eaaHSe NO.
F.iis Troy ard New York. Arriving in Hutlahu
asp :; Bellows Falls, s-i5 r M- : irVy' CD
P ~ New York g. 90 A NJ. ~ . pr,Ia,s
4s5 p NJ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN 70 hutiAnu'
arrives In Rutland at SGD P. NJ, -
O * Pm MIG HIT EXPRESS, with Sleeplnl O var, io4
Sat. y6rk and Boston Arrive in Troy at $50 A.
Y; New York IBIS Nj Boston s.4o A. n
through 10 Troy and Boston irifh0ri ehen9e -
rha I, o'clock P ~ and $50 o'clock A. Al: trains
make close connection with the New \ OK Zen
tral AZ Troy and Albany for all points west
Frs fAe Sor's and East Trains aTTi1s al BHTt"g''N
4t,.S NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping
Cars, from New YORK and Boston. Leaves Ne"
Work at p NJ, Boston $50 p. N.
as A. MACCOMODATI0N TRAIN from Kutianu
leaves Rutland at go A III. 1,-,
40 P NJ DAY EXPRESSfrom Troy and New 4 grk
s45PN MAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell, WOE
este Springfield Hartford, New Haven, Troy
and New York. Leaves Boston 500 A. y. NIL,
For further information apply AZ me Union - -
AZ office No l. American Hotel BLOCK, or a. tne
Rutland Burlington Passenger station Where tlcA-
ets can be purchased for all OF the above r2H.s .
and an points West, North West and South west
choice may be made from any OF the FArlous iVu-9i
from Burlington. A.
J. W. WARDWELL, Agent, Passenger stat LOU,
J. ". CARPENTER, Agent, No. American nosei
GEO. A. MERRILL. Sup /
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Fresh Congress Water.
NOTICE.
gtO the redemption ofBank Ssz
Il IS hereby enacted By The General -iu,-
q ths State 0f Term0rf
b 4 r r f T-SL

Il IS hereby enacted By he General .4'l.-
Of The STATE Of Vermont
SIC. /. After the expiration Of the charter G., Be-
oank chartered BY this state, or after the ts--7
tlon Of the existence Of any such bank a--ssi
70 the laws Of this State, such bank nv
NOTICE 70 be published in all tle weeklvueusli-
OF the county where such bank is located, ll-
tull year. setting forth that said bank VII re-
Us outstanding bills, the day OF the eXplrl--
~ charter, OF the date Of the termination 81
iistence, and a copy Of this act. And upon Ice
neauon o. such notice, neither such bank -
OIleers shan be liable % any action ier -1- 4
redemption Of any Of its outstanding bills. -
me same shall have been duly presented and
ment thereof demanded within the year sar,'1
az the banking house OF such bank. .
PIC 2 After the expiration OF the 49,
aIter the termination OF the extsteE.s U i-t - -
bank rs Aforesaid such bank shall celsa
Jeet 70 the operation or liable 20 the g-- -
me slxty-third section Of chapter s--ii--'
the General Statutes.
SAGE.
Approved November 10, 1866.
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DENTISTRY.
CAUTIONTO FEMALES DELICATE
HEALTH.

~ DOW Physician and Surgeon. No. Endicot
~ ST. Boston, is consulted daily for ali disease
incident o. the female system. Prolapsus Uteri or
F-uor Alhus, Suppression, and other menstrual de-
fragments, are All treated on new pathological
prime pies, and speedy relief guaranteed in very
lev Jay 50 invariably certain s this new mode o.
treatment that most obstinate complaints WELD
perfect health 90
clan in Boston. $500 F'-
boardine Accommodations for patients who may
ment '' 1855
Dr. Dow, since ISIS, having confined his whole
teiiGa 70 an once practice FOR the OF Pri
edges no superior in the United States.
n B.-AIi letters must contain one dollar. OF they
Oihce hours FRI rs A HslIPa
Boston isot1-Ilg
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Meditinrs.
ID p y tbs I y:


Preparatory 20 retiring from the practice Of den.
tistIK IN Burlington, Ihave taken as partner wv
~ WATERS, D. D. s A regularly and thoroughly
educated dentist, who graduated at the Baltinorc
College q Dental Surgery in 1850 and has been in
successful practice ever since He came t0 me well
recommended and having been with me now three
months, hEd him all that he was recommended
70 be.
] therefore while rendering my grateful acknovl-
edsments g the public for long and liberal patron
age respectfully solicit its Continuance at the Old
stand, which I shall leave in the hands of DR..
Waters, who is we'll qualified 10 conduct first class
Dental est4b. ishment.
JAMES LEWIS.
Burlington. Auril Il. 1896. Iv.dsw
DENTISTRY.
~. v. l. HARRIS having returned 20 Burlin--
- ton has fitted up and opened suit Of rooms
on the corner Of Church aud College Streets, over
Lyua's Store.
DR.. Harris has been in the practice OF dentistry
sixteen years and cansafoly guarantee perfect at
isfaction in all operations, both in the operative
and mechanical departments
lie refers with pleasure % W. Carpenter, n. D.
s. W Thayer ND. p. ". Carpenter, VI. D.
sept4--dawd
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ORATORIos AND CANrATAs.

ORATORIOS AND CANTATAs.
ORATORIOs.
The Creation, HIyfa, Cloth 500. Boaris 81. 90,
Paper Sl.3s- Messiah, HIudrl CT. S2Ul, BIDS
Si.6l, Pa. fl.3s- Moses in Egypt, R9ssiui, So,
David Neuk0mH, sl.00. ST. Paul, Mcn5siss9tn. CT.
500, BIDS, sl.d0, Pa. 81 IS. Eli. Costa, CT $3.50,
b.dsi $500, Pa. Sl.75, Naaman Costa. G.. $50,
L'ds = %; Pa. $50. Mt. Sinai, N0.ts1m, 500.
Praise 90 God, Brisf1r, s22j.
CANTATAS
A the Hart Pants, WeHd,l,sobt. BIDS. CD cts. Pa
81. Hear my Prayer, Nendeits0hn, 81. Hymn of
Praise, McHdsiss0hH, 500. Miriam's Song Of Tri-
umph, SctE5ers. :. Praise Of Friendship. Nosr-i.
50 St Cecilia's Day an Brff. CT. 5 - Pa IUu.
May Queen, BsaHct. CT. 81 -. Pa 90. Tie Morn
ing, Rsiss, %. Storm King, Baker, IS. burning
ship, Bake, So Winter Evening Entertainment.
Cua, q. 81 %. Pa, 81 90. Transient ana Eternal.
Rgmberg, S. Great Rebellion, Ue5sfer. $500
The above for sale BY all Music Dealers, and sent
by mail, postpaid by
OLIVER DITSON a co, Publishers,
p Washington street, Boston.
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THE IMPROVED BUCKEYE.

THE IMPROVED BUCKEYE.
manufactured at or near home in which no X
PEEsE has been spared, that might contribute 70
its s9sctrensss and durability shall build for the
harvest Of 1867 for the Counties OF Chittenden Ia
noble. Grand Isle, Franklin in this State and for
Canada adjacent, full supply Of these unrivalled
machines,
of the Best Materials, Work and Finish.
To demonstrate and make good our claims for the
superiority OF the IMPROVED BUCKEYE as
stated above. we will give any responsible man
who wishes 10 buy, an opportunity 10 test our N
chine his own farm in cOuDsIfi0n rifh anu 0flsr
a reasonable time, or We will through our Agents
exhibit the IMPROVED BUCKEYE in public trial in
COMPETITION WITH ANY OTHER on reasonable notice.
We take this opportunity 20 thank our numer-
Gus patrons for the encouragement they have given
TO build
First Class Mower,
by taking our whole supply Of 1870 al the advanced
price asked by US, over other machines, and also
for the unanimous expressions OF satisfaction In the
use Of the IMPROVED BUCKEYE.
ST. ALBANS FOUNDRY co.
EDWARD A. SMITH,,
JOHS W. NEWTON.
st. Adams Sept. 22d. 1850. dGwly
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THE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST
OF PENS.
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FEBRUARY 1861.
HARPERS MONTHLY
RIVER SIDE
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
ATLANTIC
PErERSON5
BEAELE'S
Received at
Jan25-dGw HUNTINGTON'S.
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NEW BOOKS.
"JOsEPH THE SECOND AND HIS COURT" by
Mulhbacs.
"OPENS GRAVE GAYr by George Arnold.
erHE DEAD LETTER an American Romance.
DIAMOND ED. OF PICKwICK PAPERS.
"sIX HUNDRED DOLLARS A YEAR" Wife's
effort at low Lying under high prices.
Received and for sale by
E.A. FULLER.
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Books and Stationerp

SPECIAL.
ITO those who have read JOHN HALIFAX
! GENTLEMAN get-''rWO MARRIAGES." a
new novel By Miss Mul0cl.
For sale by ,.
Jan 3l-dtf c. o. FRENCH co.
POPULAR NEW BOOKS.
HREDERICK THE GREAT AND HIS COURT.
L THE MERCHANT OF BERLIN.
JOSEPH THE SECOND AND HIS COURT,
BERNTnAL, OR Tue SONS REV sN6E-
HIsTO RTCAL RONiANCEs, by Mrs L. Muhlback.
ST. ELMO, a novel by the author OF Beulah.
POEAfS-GRAVE AND GAY-hy George Arnold.
SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS a YEAR, Niie's
Effort at Low Living under Iii h Prices.
Just received and for sale by
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-15

Somebody recently served the Chicago
mans with thousands OF cans Of oysters at
fifty cents per can, less than half the monop-
oily price. They were ali bought readily,
and when opened we're found to contain each
three oysters swimming in a quart of dirty
water. The "sel" was so extensive that it
takes rank with the Opera House.