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Patented May %, 1866.

This article for Washing without rubbing. exeept
IN very dirty places. which will require very
slight rub. and unlike other preparations offered
FOR Ike purpose, WILL Not ROT IHE CLOTHES, but
viii leave them much WINTER than ordinary meth
DDS, without the usual wear and tear,
IL removes grease spots II by magic and softers
the dirt BY soaking that rnsins will in ordinary
cases entirely remove It.
This powder Is Prepared in accordance with
chemical science, and upon process peculiar to
itself, which is serured by Letters Patent II has
been in use for more than year, and has proved
itself universal favOrite wherever IL has seen
been used. Among the advantages claimed are the
following, viz;
IL saves All the expense Of soap usually used on
cotton and linen goods.
IL saves most Of the labor Of rubbing, and wear
and tear.
Also, for cleaning windows IL is unsurpassed
With one quarter the time and labor usually re-
qnired il lmparts beautiful gloss and iustre much
superior to any other mode. No water required
except to mOi,ten the powder.
directions with each package.
Ana can oe readily appreciated by a single trial
The cost Of washing. for fam ly Of i've or six per
sons viii not exceed THREE CENTS.
The manufacturers OF this powder are aware tia.
many useless compounds have been introduced 10
The public which have r0tted the cloth or failed in
removing the dirt, but knowing the intrinsic ex-
ceiience Of this article they Confidently proclaim
i az being adapted TO meet demand which has
loaS existed, ald which has heretofore remained
unsuDplied.
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srfraI Nn..ce.

TO sINGKY OR Nor 10 NIARRT !.
WY Non Serious Reflections t1r Young Men, il
Essays 20 tie Howard Association, on tie Phy=-o-
-i-al Errors, Abuses and Discs sc= INFUSED % i-
Larfrce nc Natures Laws, in the first s-e oI IMAM
Sent To- .esIed letter envelopes, free Of charge
Address, rr. J. sEILLIN EOCGHI0N. Howard
As citation. rlilltelIhil, p.
Jan. -f. lrW-u
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100000.


The name and value Of each article Of our goods
are marked on Tickets, placed in SEALED en-
EELOPES, anu we'll mixed. On receipt Of > cents,
envelope containing such TICKET will Dc
drawn without choice, and delivered at our Office
or sent By mail 70 any address. The purchaser af-
ter seeing what article IL draws amt its value
which may be FROM ONE TO FlVk HUNDRED
DULLARS-cau then, on payment Of ONE DOL
LAR, receive the article named, or nay exchange
IL for any other article MARKED cur Circular at
tho same Talue. Every Ticket draws article
worth ONE DOLLAR, or more. No BLANhS.
Our PGfroHs can depend far, honorable dealing.
The Article dr1tcH nall be Gsiircrcd al our Of
nee, rsgzTficss Of it, u4iui, or promptly
sent as directed, By refarA mail,
y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-18

a despatch from Madison. Wis. SAYS rcso-
lutions will be introduced IN tie legislature
soon condemning the c1uisa % Senator Doc
little aud positively instruc'iue him % re-
sign.
Tie legislature ol T-aucss5c VIII an
d5ubtedly pass at al early day an set cx-
tending suffrage to the Freedmen.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-18

TIE SOUTHWEST Pacific RAmRoap-Gov-
G nor Fletcher, q Missouri, IN his recent mes
sage 5a-s If This road
u have nov h5sitatci 10 approve the action
Of the commissioners appointed under the act Of
tie last session Ct the legislature for tie sale O.,
certain railroads, BY such action the South
wes; Pacific Railroad was sold for 81 300. 001. 0s
which amount the purchaser has paid into the
treasury, according 10 the terms OF the sale and
the requirements q the law, the sum Of S325.-
ool. Since the sale Of the road by tie oommls-
siouers IL has tccone part VI the Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad. There Is no reason 90 doubt
tha, % E.u De con. lgtel 20 Springfield within a
period II time LEES than that required by the
terms oi tie contract. Ii g. largely 90 tie H.
ieIef of the owners 20 do So as early as possible,
ard it Is fair 20 presume that they will DO what
their interests require
This | esteem the most important r.al 10
Missouri. L Develops one OF the best portions
OF DE state, rich IN agricultural lalI. ia mine
rails, Eui in water power q large d.stri-t Of
country which only wants means 90 crnmuui-
cation with our great marke,-T 'lces 90 make
i- one Cf the most popu-5ls portions -i the state
This road VII certainly, y extension and con-
le1i.eu-, within fcE years carry the largest
portion o.. tLe ungrce vest %! the Mississippi.
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FOR CoUous co,s -

FOR CoUoHs, COLDS AND CON-
SUMPTION, Try the Old and ell known VICE.
TABLE PULMONARY BALsAM, approved snd
used by our oldest and most eel.Jra,sd plv.,,isp,
for forty years past Get the genuine
REED, CUTLER CO., Druggists, Bosto 70
prietors. dee's4-d4wsnos.
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HOUSES, FARMS. LANDS.
I ownsend * Co.'S Real Estate Record

\ large journal, published monthly, sent free,
containia descriptions Of city and country pro-
perry.
DWELLINGS. STuRES, LOTS. FARMS, COUN.
TRY SEATS, MILLS, LANDS, &c, sc
Farms in Pennsylvania, New jersey, Maryland,
Delaware, Virginia, and ether States.
Lands in Pennsylvania an. the South and West
For full particulars, prices. terms, &C, send fol
REAL ESTATE RECORD Office, 81 South SIXTH
st Philadelphia.
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AMOS J. CoREY's ESTATE

I'VE, TIE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appointed
w BY The Hcnn-atlc the Probate Court for the Dis
trict % Chscudcn Commissioners 10 receive. examine
AID adjust tac claims and is mands Of all persons.
aainst the Of Amos Corey late Of Hinesbursh
In said District; represented insOlvent and also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto: and sx
months from the day ofhe date hereof being allowed BY
said Court for that purpose do therefore hereby give
notice. ta- will attend to the business o. cur APP
uaintfnent Al the dwelling OF Mrs Edith Corey In
Hinss5urh, in said District on the 81 Wednesdays Of
February and June next :. 10 oclook A. NJ. on each
Of said days.
Iatlti III. ssh DAY 81 De. 4. n. led
JAMES PALMER Cotnuis-
KrFCS PATnItK ! si0n-ra
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Mr.. Cowan's appointment 20 Austria 10
place Of Mr.. Motley creates much indigna-
ton among the Republicans. They say that
il the President desired T. pay IF Cowan, he
might have done 1t without displaeing so
good a man as Motley.
There will be serious objections In the
Senate. Mr. COwan declared IL his Mace
yesterday that the country Is in the midst Of
another revolution. II Is charged that sach
man is unfit to represen; Us abroad
Tie President has strong hopes OF the
final defeat Of the Nebraska aud Colorado
bills, 80 be told friend last night He
thinks the movement aiIHs at his impeach
men. and removal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-18

y New Orleans despatch says Maximililn
demands duties On all goods in TIE Vera
Cruz Custom House, even though they had
already been paid 30 the French.
The United States Consul Is expected in
New Orleans daily, 10 confer with Minister
Campbell.
private letter from Vera Cruz avs the
Liberals are all around that city. They cc-
ca-ilna!iy take charge Of the L r. trains,
AMI generally the people aye worse OF than
ever. 1900 French troops were 90 embark
Ga tie l2th
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-18
NOTICE.

fl'uE existence II the Farmers and Mechanic.
Il Bank ohlCered by the Legislature Of the state
ofVeTrnOnt and located IN burlington in said Stat;
was erminatoi agTesahly to the laws Of said State
on the 10Th day 81 Septemher A ID. leo and notice
is hereby given that said Bank will redeem its out
standing bills
The followinsact OF the Legislature TO Vermont Is
published by direction q SAID Bank
By O;Ger Of the Directors,
=. Z. WALES, Pres.
C. F. WARNER, Cash
Burlington, Nov. IS, tst6.
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MARY H.JACKsoN,s ESTATE.

Dl Of e TEE49NT loa. PG 81 Il, c P
hlre office ia North Hero, the Ilth day Of January
A. ID I-5s. Prvseat-H. ". Allsa. Judge.
An instrument purportiug 20 be the last viii and tes-
ailsu q Mary u. Jackson late Of Grand Isle II said
District deceased presented the Court Aforesaid
ts 4 u. " Jackson, the Executor therein named FOR
Probate II j. ordered by said Court that the 26h Day
uf February 40 10 o'clock A. NJ. a. the Probate
Office i'm North Here be assigned for proving said IN
-frut ad tiat notice thereof be given al persons
coacarrsd by publishing this order three weeks sue
ces,ireiy On tle Burlington Free Press, newspaper
printed IT. Bl1irg,on, previous the day appointed
Therefore you hereby notified % appear before
-I Court ~ the time and place Aforesaid. and contest
tle Probate 20 said all II vou see cause.
Given uudsr my hand al North Hero IN said
d strict, this ilth day 90 January, A. ID. is65.
Attest II. W. ALLEN, JEdge.
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PAr1.. Jan. Is

The I. S. Iron-clad Mlantonomoh together
with the other vessels OF the squadron are
now at Barcelona. Great crowds Of people
visit her. She viii sail again IN a few days,
The last transports for Vera Cruz TO bring
home the French troops for Mexico left lou
Ion last evening.
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STEPHEN L. BROWNS ESTATE.

STATE or VERMONT }rT'he Honorable Probs;.
II Chittenten
To the hes and all persons interested in the estate OF
stephen l. Brown, ate Of WistOn, in said District.
deccused.
GREETING:
Whereas. application hath been made to this Court
Ia writing, by the Administrator Of said estate praying
Cor license and authority % sell porter Of the real es-
tate Of sld deceased including the reversion Of the
willows dover therein. for the payment u debts
end charges Of administration and setting forth
therein the amount q debts due from the said deceased
The charges q administration, the amount Of personal
ate. and the situation Of the real estate.
Whep upon. the said Court appointed and assigned
le liih day Il February \ D., 1851. st the Probate
Court In said District hear and decide upon
call application and petition, and ordered public notice
thereof % De given % all persons interested therein BY
publishing said order together with the time and place
ui h,arif three weeks successfully in the Burlington
Frc Press, newspaper which circulates in the neigh
tshaod Of those persons Interested in said estate all
which publications shall be previous 10 the day assigned
iHr hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified 10 appear before
said Court al the time and place assigned then and
there n said Court 10 give bonds he law directs for
Oh, Iaym7ut q the debts and charges OF administrs-
tou, and make your objections % the granting such
license i you see cause,
Given under my hand AZ the Probate Court Rooms
this 18Th day q January 4. ID. 1851.
WILDER L. BURSAP, Rsxistsr.
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NV YoRK. Jan. ]

\ letter from Rio Janeiro saws the Mar.
quis de Bixios, the new commander Of the
Brazilians, had been received with great en-
thusilsm by the soldiers. The Paraguayans
rad received large quantities OF arms and
munitions of war across Brazilian territory.
IL was probable that the Allies would fall
back On Tuyaty which would be cquivalen.
70 q retreat
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G. ?. WARNER, Cash
Rurllnston. Nov. :. $50
ReIaIIns 20 the redemption Of Bank Note
Il is hereby enacted By TIE Gcaeral Assembly
Of the STATE Of T-ermsrf

HeiatlsS 10 the redemption OF Bank votes
Il Is hereby enacted By he GeaeraI assembly
Of the STATE Of FermoEt.
SIC. / Amer the expira'iaa Of the charter of any
SANK chartered By TINS stale, OF alter the termna
tinn q the eXstence q any such bank agreeablV
to the lavs o. this state, such hank may cause
notice to he published in all TIE weekly newspapers
OF the county where such tank Is located. for one
full year, setting forth that said bank will redeem
its outstanding bills the day Of the expiration OF
its charter, the date u tLe termination Of
lstenee, and CODY % this sc-. And upon due pub
LEGATION u such notice, neither such bank nor its
officers shall q liable 90 any action for the non
redemption Of any Of - outstanding bills. unless
the same shall have been duly presented and pay
ment thereof demanded y thin the year Aforesaid,
At the banking house of such a@us.
SIC . After the exp. ration 90 the charter or
after the terminate m 20 the existence of any such
bank as Aforesaid .g-h .lut 81 lI cease 70 no sub
jet @ the operat or liable 20 the provisions Of
the sixty third section ut chapter e,-hty-niue Of
tie General Statutes.
sEc. 3. This Act SHAH take eT.,. from its pas
sage.
Approved Move Eb.r ., 1865.
NUuF
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ALLCOCK's POROUS PLAsTERs.
LAME Rack


LAME BACK
NV YORK, Nov. p, 1852
r. ALicolA a -Geutlsmeu. ] lately suffered
severely from a weakness in my baef. Hayi-g
heard your plssters much recomueuded for cases
Of this kind, procured one, and the result was al
Idesire. A single plaster cured ne in week.
Yours respectfully.
j. e. BRIGGS, Proprietor Of the Brandreth House.
CURE OF CRICK IN THE BACK AND LUMBAGo
Lyons, y. V, July !, 1862.
Messrs. ALLcocK / Co.: Please send ne q dol
lars worth OF your plasters. They have cured me
Of & eyiek in my back, which has troubled me for
time, and now my father is going to tEy theTn
FOR difheultT about his heart.
LII. SHERWOOD.
Or. Green, Nc. 500 Broadway, New York, informs
Us he sold, Monday, June 22d, 1882, two pasters
70 young woman suffering very severely from
lun5igo. On Thursday she called to get two more
for friend. and then stated how the two she had
/ purchased On Monday had relieved her Immediate
iy after putting them on, and CURED HER IN Two
DAfs Of most distressing pain in her back and
IONS Sold by all Druggists.
Janl-dkwlm
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.SARRAH WASHINGTON " HAIR


SARAH WASHINGTON HAIR
RESTORER.
Would you have dark and lustrous locSs' ana We
With beauty's queen, the goddess Of the sky
Or is your beauty fading to decay
Your raven tresses passing fast away.
Or is age drawing too untimely near
Do silvery locks upon your head appear
Then why Of youthful beauty, why despair
When there's balm for every silve-y hair
Times SORROWS, fever's ravages it blesses-
A sure restorer of those missing tresses
From her bright locks the immortal name it won
or Hair Restorer-"MARTHA WASHINGTON :"
Then HE to the store-iust across the way,
And get bottle with the least delay.
SOLD EVERYWHERE. Price sl,oo
sINOYDS &Co., Proprie;ors.
Pitlwilm
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This city was visited with q destructive
c0nflgratiou this morning. The hyatt
House, one OF the largest hotels in WIS, .
church, express Office. several stores, &c,
were consumed. \ woman vas burned 70
death. Loss over 81 100000; insured l0r
$4,000
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-18

About hali-plst four A. 81, fire caught
10 the WasJn Manufacturing Company
paint shop and before it could be ex,in-
guished the shop and ten railroad cars were
destroyed. The shop w-s q modern buIlding
valued at $1,000. III. cars were worth
Sl- 600
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-18

lti, stated thar Julieiary Committee Of
the House decided Be opeu tie testimony iu
the ease OF JEFF. DAVIS I1 few days. and
SITstt WI Pr5bahy be placed on ezsmiua-
5i.u before the Committee Immediately %
li.arrival ~ washington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-18

Z ARD. SPERM. AND WHALE OIL.
OLIVE. ELAtSE, AcD . b OIL.
KEROSENE AND MACHINERY OIL,
SPERM 4 ADANiASTINE CANDLES and SOAP.
ForsaIet 81 BRADSHAW PATCn.
wlorn5 No. central Wharf. Boston
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-18
Passage Of the Nebraska and Colorado
BiiIs.

The House on Tuesday aud the Senate on
Wednesday passed the bills admitting Ne
braska and Colorado as States, with MIR.
BoutWell's amendment requiring their Leg
islitures to declare lay solemn &c. that there
shall he no abridgmen; Of elective franchise
oil account Of Iace or color.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-18

NOnn PER MONTE ASD ENrESSES PAID
CZOD MALE or ~ IALE AGENTS . in
troduce = Nf5r aEf Ufsfai lHte-fi9g, 4 absolute
utility in every Lcus-ho!d. agents p-eicrring to
work On Commission ear earn iiom $50 o 500 peS
day. For psriicllaTs esc a.f I.p, and address
". MIX < co
Cleveland. Ohio.
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THE ADVERTISERS GAZETTE, published at
/ Boston, Mass. is the only publication II its
Kid in this country. 1t contsils information in
dispensable TO every Advertisers. Subscription
Price One Dollar per year in advance. Specimen
CO i..es, 10 celts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-18

4 Washington despatch says the Prosi-
dent Yesterday sent 10 the Senate the name
OF John N. Murphy f1r Governor Of Idaho.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-18

SPRINGFIELD. ILI., Jan. Is.
Mr. Tumbull was renomiuatei for Senator
a. the Republican Caucus lac. night.
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DYSPEPSIA Cured.
Rheumatism Cared
Eruptiuns on the Face Cured
SCrOfuia Cured

Br TREATMENT WIN MINERAL wA1e1s.
Doawav with oil 5ogr various ana often H--a
cious d-u-s and qsscE 1iJdiciaes, a-l Use ieT
baths prepared with
..STRUNATIC SALTS"
css sales 1T. maisfran The clneeu--ltsi L.
quors Of the Mineral Well Of ,he Penn'a- salt Mann
rc.1ring Co ia PittsHu- ,h. aui arc alckci in ai--
t-h. boxes one always sufficient fr hitl
Directions are attached. Il---l-y
.Strumatic Mineral waters"
In. stiles Of one ana a Lslfp.n,s. one slai,ieui
flr O. days use. sold ~ all DRUGGISTS generally
RETL9NDs. PRATT 60. So. no Fulton Stree
New YORK
MERRILL. BROS. & CD. -I5 state 81, B..t1l
wholesale Agents.
Oc. . Is55-daEco
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vunC OUGu AND LUNG REMEDY,

TINE CUJGH AND LUNG REMEDY,
iss every -amiiy to keep a. hand. ALIENS
LING EaLSAM It sells everywhere all gives
sati'i--;.ea. Read the following extracts from
Letters.
L. Is. EoWIE, Druggist, UnioutoWn, Penn ,
writes April 2, 1896 'Alisn's Luu- Hal.,m has
p--lprmoi some remarkable cures about here. I
reconmorl i with cons eu-- ia all diseases q tie
Iasaa, all LUNGS
srLaLiSG Bios, rru-zis,s, write fiom Carol
con. Jalu1-y 20, isaas '-cad Us siX l-Ecn AL
LENS LUnG BiLsAM. &c are entirely cut u it
70 gives more general -ats.action T. An any other
medicine SIC se,i.r
Sold b y. {. SPEAR L CO. And all Dealers in
Family Medicines.
R--Tt
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Ew YORK PRIZE ASSOCIATION

500 BROADWAY "
Rosewood Pianos. Melodeous, Sewing
Machines, Music Boxes. silver
Ware. Fine Gold and Sii-
yer Watches, and
ELEGANT JEwELRY
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RERvDAvl,, PAIN ElLLER DE

REEEDsVI" PAIN KILLER DE
rive much afi Illiriiy ,:'u The simplicity at
ten.il- 90. use which gives D., p peculiar value in
a family. Ile ra-.,-s diseases which may be
reached IS %, ana ;Leir irciriett stages oradi-
Gated are a.-aH, those naiel are peculiarly fatal
il suEerc. g. -uz t-- .ae eura;i,e magic OF this
preplsati. at cree t.asrus them ft.eir terr5rs.
Iaa., r,sas--a g. ra-s Gle con -i;-rs q = popular
melili1e
Dec. -s-w.mu
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CE%TS WANTED, Co. canvass f-- ;hc new
= ND popular Book, "fOJRfEAlio N THE
o. FORLp,~ lcst.nCd o. become % u-eh0lt
faN e; sold iy subscription tuly. $40 coupeti-
t!on. Great Inducements ~ red teachers. fuiDis-
tcrs, active I-d.cs and others. Ali's o. l-s. -
O.. NICK ENZIE, Waterbury. "
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NOTICE.

'I'ul5Is 10 CERTIFY tha, lave this day glyen
1 my sen charles e. Richardson, his time dur
IN LIS minority. I shall claim none Of his earn
iu nor pay any debt q his contracting after this
n. P. RICHARDSON.
Bsookfeld, Dec -o.L lS-6-N2sF3.
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FRANK MiLER,s PREPARYD HARNESS OIL

FRANK MIXERS 4 REPAIRED HARNESS OIL
Blacsing, for Oiling Harnesses, Carriage Tops,
&C reccy Tor use, with directions for using
FRANK MILLER LEATHER PRESERVA-
tive and Water = taf o. Backing, for
Bouts and Shoes
FRANK MILLER'S flf.u Pi;fs EANAIlb F.
Expressly for Ladies Gpltl. incr'- aud Children ;
Morocco Kid. Calf and p-teuf Leather shoes.
FRANK MiLLEI's BRILL Mt JET BLACK
Polish oil Blscking
FOR SAEEGENER as.IY 10 ;-e L. s. AID
Ct.ada.
FRASK MILLER %. t,.~- cedar y. Y.
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CHITTENDEN co. AGRICTLTURAL
SOCIETY.
=. A. HOOD.

=. A. HOOD.
GENT for the sale OF PENCE co.'s In
"A proved Patent PRIZE MEDAL MELODEONS,
and ORGANS. the best Reed instruments in the
market, both in style and finish and sweetness OF
tone. All in want Of an instrument PERFECT IN
ALL RESPECTS, will find these to be just as adver-
tised. All Illus rated Catalogue, showing styles
and prices, will be sent free to any address Or
ders solicited. Also Aelodeons to rent
s A. HOOD, 50 Laurel Street, Manchester, y. b.
Sole Agent for New Hampshire and Vermont. to
whom all orders should be addressed
Jan. lf-N3mos
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THEcREAT MEDICAL ANNUAL.

Hosle,ter's Ulitca States Almanac for 1867, fer
di-tri5ation gratis. throughout the United States
AMI all ciJlzed countries Of the western lIeInis-
phare viii be published about the first u January
AM all who wish - understand the true phiioso-
ply Of health should read and ponder the Nsi1H-
bic suggestions it contain. Ia addition to a Al
nirable medical trcstlsc % fhe cause' i4cVention
ard cure Of a great sriri. " d'-,ese il embraces
large amount OF into alto, interesting T. he
merchant The mechanic z..Icr, Tie laiiEer, iho
planter, and profession man; and he ealeula-
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the staple tonic and alte-a,iyeo Of more than half
the Christian world, f-liy get forth ia lis pages
which are AFRO interpreted with valuable recipes
humorous anecdotes, sut other instructive and
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Among the ANIMALS 10 appear with tie opening of
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g47y BE- Raj for The a,i.Hg. send Tor copies to tie
Central siEnEiactory, PITTSBURGH, Pa, or to tie
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