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philadelphia Il Erie Rail Road,
WINTER TIME TABLE.

THROUGH Ann nIREi'T ROUTE BETWEEN
Pbii NbELPHiA. BALTIMORE; mr.
RtSEt8G, WIII.iANSrUar,
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GRAND JURORS FOR DEC TERM.

nhEhvEk-H N Geahas.. rank T. shum,n.
T,N-W' ia,am AppleWan. Jni.o KsrnY
ltnlN- John GroiE
ha,ERceEtk luna,hsn 4 Gerener,
'nI aWissA Jncns kis,ier, Johs giefcr, Es,h.c
CE.TRa RaLiA h''Ho John ti.nnor, d " w.,,r,n
I0NY NGH Au-Pa,s,ch BYaeh a.
FRANKLIN g. !oucn Artiry,
FISHING MEEK Sa,uvsi Ccierass,
Rfh OK taaac I."idy
, \, ,n,auN-'G"orro Getty. Hiram Baker
LWt'sT-.an,nei st,ne
=, ,nuts',S.I"hn Funston William Johnpeo, Do.
FIVE Join frun'r James Ma,,efJ.
sUG tRLOat- Richard nrsa .-...
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Day' The brutal outrages committed by
southern negroes upon white women from
time to time seems to be spreading north
ward. The Lancaster M'slHgsncsr Of Mon
day week publishes an account of a most
brutal outrage upon young white girl near
penn,ng.onvile Chester County The ne
gro has been arrested and imprisoned await.
ing his trial. 1t is hoped his sentence may
be made sufficiently severe to deter others of
his class from acts which have come to be
very common Of late. Hadn't Samuel
Achenbach better look after this negro?
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THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR De.
CEMBER contains II portraits of distinguished
men, with their biographies George Pea
body. President Woolsey, Elias Howe.
Oliver Cromwell, Rev. DR.. Worcester,
Chauncey Giles, Abiel Silver, ]. r. Hibbard
James p. Stuart, j. c. Ager W. B. Hay.
den and others. The Sutton of Turkey
and a Glance at his Empire; Our Social
Relations; the Paris exposition; Unmar-
ried What shall We Do with Old Maids :?
History Of the New Jerusalem, or Sweden.
borgian, Church; Saints and Sinners; and
and much more instructive matter End Of
VOL 46. A new volume begins with the
next number. Now is the time to subscribe
only 50 year. Address S. II. WELLS,
$50 Broadway, New York.
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:, Maiu ana Express c''nurci with all trains nn
4" nhhGN ~ ~ tNkLlN RAtlMhi. Passengers
At . 4t a ', aud Oil City a. 8 5ua N
Leaving Philadelphia at q ~ T.. NJ, art,,,. =, mi
'ny At 3i III ~ VII
'i trains on Warren l. Franklin Ra;,v sv NAL.
r'"Fe connection At Oil City with trains f.r F,nnk
~ all. prtr"enI' Ctstre BAGGAGE .'Ht CKEu
Oct ~, !tf7. H''''
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GRE ~ Odl KJ.EiitN
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS
tin all Night rrI,ys

On and aftcr MONDAY W:TUBER iith 1861 she
Trains an til. fhiiadeiplia a. Erie Rail Road WA
run AZ follows:
WESTWARD.
VAIL TRAIN laavrs rhi'airiphia n Sp M
Northumberland So ", Ia.
,,,, arrive al Erie = Is p. IN.
Skis EAffkss leaves Philadelphia IL on nonn
:" Nuihnuu' T'suu Il ~ o III
:. aniv. at t,ie IS Il. m
h."'Hh Wall leaves Phi'gnslpha 2 % G.
NnrtnImb riapd 4 ii D m
arrive nj i.Gs bayen i5 p. III,
EASTWARD.
"n'" ihHiS leaves Erie u 10 q N.
{" Northumberland 81 u m
,,,,, arrive Al Ph.iudsph,a esS H.
s"tt sAfsESS leaves kT,- Sy,p N,
Northumberland I, ~ II. H.
-, ,,,n Hrve AZ Philairiphia W u p,.
th"'ha NAIL lp,ves Lock Haven Z u A. m:
A"f hnnibefiand iu Ii 4 n, ,
- aruvr at fhiatrphIa q 10 D. m
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ellis I"l christmas l. NV Year. |!

aUPERR sTO'K UF FINE GOLD AMI al, VEN
W.T. hts: All. WAR ,NTED To RUN. All,
TnnRO,GHi.Y REGULATED AT THE low
ARANTEEU, ''
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or ten per cent. less than their face, in Ma
fional currency to loan through their Banks
to the people Or, to enlarge a little, q
National Bank in Cortsmouth deposits
<lOc, $50 of the Bonds in Washington when
they cost the bank but $4,000 in gold.--
The Bank receives back upon which to d.
business, $4,000 in National Bank Bills.
They loan this sum to A, B, G, and D at
I ). 10 per cent. in advance, or the nice sum
Of nearly $1,000 interest, which is again
loaned at $40 per cent, and so on indef-
nitely. S7,000 on the original investment is
nearly is per cent At the same time the
Bank draws 6 per cent. in gold on the 500,
600 in Bonds deposited in Washington,
which is fifteen per cent, in gold on the
original investment OF $4,000. This is
per cent. in gold is worth at least - per
cent. in currency. So the account stands
thus, - for every dollar in gold which the
Bank has invested in U. s. Bonds, it re-
ceives Is per cent interest in gold, or % per
cent in currency, and an additional interest
Of IS per cent. in currency on these origina'
investment BY loaning their Bank bills Ia
the people. So it will be seen that the
bank actually cxtorts 40 per cent. interest
rom the people. In these calculations VT
have made no account of the large deposit
of private individuals and corporations il
these Banks, aud which are loaned at an ad.
vance interest Of 7 l-l0 per cent, adding
thousands on thousands of dears to theil
profits.
Such is this monstrous Banking scheme
now in full blast in this country. And ev.
cry dollar of this all.consuming interes,
comes out Of the toiling, laborng, tax. pay.
ing people No people on the face of tn,
ootstool ever did, or can even stand such n
burden as this and live But when w. talk
of taxing the Bonds to help support tn,
government which protects their holders, vi
propose to pay them up in the same kind ol
currency which the people are compelled t.
use, and thus stop this enormous interest
drain, with what horror do the Bondholder'
land Bankers roll up their eyes, They bel
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIUENCE.

CHRISTMAS ExrRClsrs IN ST. Srrru-
EMS PARISH, Monday
and Tuesday. Dee. % and 9th, Church
Decora lion. The usual Christmas Eve
Service will be omitted this year. On
Wednesday. Christmas Day, Morning
Service and the Holy Eucharist, with
the oiitrory for Domestic Missions. On
Thursday, the 10Th, being ST. Stephens
Day, the annual Parish Gathering, and
sun lay School Festival, at the Rcctory,
at : O'Clock, L NJ.
The RI. Rev lii.hop Hopkins preached,
with his usual extempuraneouS ability, in
st Stephens Church, NIidilebury, on
Monday evening, Dec l6th. his subject
being the Primitive or Undivided Church,
and qualifications for Church member
ship. He then confirmed class Of eight
persons. The Bishop is now nearly 10
years of age, aud Presiding Officer of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the Uni
ted States.
WEEK. OF PRAYER Tho Evangelical
Alliance invite all Christians to observe \
week OF prayer, commencing Sunday,
Jan .. with sermons on the person, work
AMI kingdom Of Christ
Monday, 9th, thanksgiving for perso-
nal, church and national blessings con.
Tossing sin
Tuesday, 9Th, prayer for nations, all
in authority, for the observance Of the
sabbath and international peace.
Wednesday, Sth, prayer for families,
schools, colleges, and friends abroad
Thursday, 9;h, prayer for christian
ministers and teachers
Friday, lolh, prayer for the sick, af,
lijctcd, per,ccnted, widows and orphans.
Saturday, llth, prayer for the church,
and the increase of holiness
Sunday, l2ih, sermons on christian
charity.
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,SPECTiL NOTICES.
ron IN TIE BLOOD.

i The necessity of due proportion of iron in
the ii is well known to all medical men: when
it becomes reduced from any cause whatever tie
whole system suffers, the weakest part being first
attacked, aud a feeling Of languor, lassilwo and
tail gonenes" pervades the system. The remedy
I, simply to upplv the blood with the neccs.a y
quantity of iron. This can be done by using the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
a protected solution Of the prUtoxide ofiron which
is prepared that it assmilates at once with the
blood, giving strength, vigor and dew lie to the
whole ~ stem.
To take medicine to cure diseases occasional by
deficiency OF Iron in the Blood, without re, torng
it TO 'hc system, is like trying to repair budh {
when the foundation is gone.
An eminent divine saws II have lcen using
the Peruvian Syrup for some time past; it gives
me new Nisor, buoyancy Of spirits, elasticity Of
MUSCLE"
Pamphlets containing certificates of cures and
recommendations iTum some OF the most eminent
physicians. clergNmen and others, Will be sent
free to any address.
The genuine has Peruvian Syrup" blown in tic
glass, j. +. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
No. Sc hey ST., New York
SUll by all druggists.
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a high stand in the profession, and was
soon elected TO the ollicc of county judge,
and was subsequently elected member Of
the State Senate, as Wing, in a highly
Democratic district. lie was chosen u
member of the Constitutional Convention,
and under the new constitution was elect
ed TO the new Office of circuit Judge. In
1857, when the new Supreme Court was
organized, he was elected Chief Justice
Drawing the lot for the short term, he
was re elected Chief Justice, in 1859, for
the term Of eight years, expiring on the
first Of January, 1868. For the last five
or six years his health has been gradually
delaying, and at last .iaundice and indig-
estion destroyed his life nj the age Of
Iifty-two years. lis death will be gen
orally regretted by the bar in the West
as well as by the people. Ju lge Martin
l. the third native of Vermont who has
been ii judge of the Supreme Court Of
michigan, who has deceased the prescnt
year. The other two were Hon. Henry
Chapman and Hon. Is. +. II. Withcrell.
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CONMlSSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the sub.sriber', being appointel by tho
Prohste Court Tor tho Dat ict II Addison, co..
missioner to receive examine and Djust al
cain, aud demands - all rerssns RgsiLst tas A.
tAts.ot TIMOTHY lA4RAEkE,
late Of Shorehsrn, in tsid district, decsassi, aad
also all claims sad demand, exhibited in ssset
thsieto and -iI N pn;hs from the 18th day &
Doccm5ur Icing allowed by said coru for that
we wil attend to III. bu,in.s. 81 oer taid .,poiat
mcnt II the dwelling house Of Timothy Lara see
deceased. gu he sseerd Tuesdays " February Ind
Ap.il next, from nine O'Clock, p. H., urtl -Four
o'clock =. N On each Of SSH days
Dstol at Shorcham, this 18Th day e Dscen Ser,
A. d. 1867.
JULIUS n. North. ! c.,
39,3w MARIO NORTlIECP. )
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EOMMiSSIONERS' NOTICE.

W., the Subscriber. bs!ng appointed b. tho
mis,i,ner-, 20 isee,.. examine AID ss!ust all
claims and demand. of al y.r.cns hgsl,st tss
estate ~ viCtOK y aisEr,
late Of Weyu-ia,e in SD t;-re,, deceased, ara
sisp all CLAIMS AMI dsnSnas sILiGii,1 In effect
tLv.tp sud IN months froi. tie lTih dag Of Des.
being s!lVn,a ~ I'D t'Ogrt er Gi1t purSosa, Ne
10 therefore hereby give rou,e teAxs c'l attend
b. ths bu,inss. u onI sAid appoiatnsnt a. the
dweiiiae hot,e Of N, widow Il the oh deses 81
in Gsy 1fidke, Oh tia 20 Thursdays q Feb. and
lu- next. from nina u'el,ck, A. ~, until iex
O'Clock p. NJ, IN each - as,d days.
Dstcl At Mililekuty, tails l7ih lay .! D.ssni-
bs, \. y, 1867.
". REHEiIE,
i r;n. r MI 3.,1,,1r com'erA.
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IYpI!OlD FEVER.

L luis disease is not only cured by d.. Raj
way Relief and Pills, but prevented. Ifexposed
t" 1t. put one teaepoUnlul of Relief in tuEiber
oi water. Drink this Leturd going out in the
morning. and several times dUriug tho lav. Take
one OF Railway Pills one hOvr before dinner, aud
| one on going 10 bed
II seized with fever, take 4 to Of tho Pill,
ever xix hours, until copious discharge. trum tie
bowels take place ; also drink the k-liet diluted
with wafer. aud bathe the entire surface OF the
body with Relief. Soon powerful Precipitation
VIII take place, and you Nil les!a pleasant heat
throughout the system. Keep on tBking Rslict
immediately every four hour, also the Pills
cure viii he sure to follow The Relief j. strength
en'"S stimulating, soothing and quoting; il is
sure TO break up the fewer lrd To- Huutralize the
poison. Let til, treatment he followed. and thou
stiG- " Ill be SAloi The same treatment in Fe
yer and Agne, yellow Fever. slip kever. Bilious
Fever viii affect cure in a hour. Wien tn.
patient iorl- Tie Relief irritating or heating the
shin. cara 10 positive. Ia a.! cG,es where pain is
ielt, tho Rc!ir should be u.ed' Relief 30 cts.
fi!l' % cents Sold 10y all druggists See DR..
hHd"ay Almanac Tor 1851. 5s2w
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II AIN KILLER cure. SIRE Throat
A Esvoritc Medicine with all clsss.s
Il Dayi. Pain Killer.
b You have Painter Culs
Use the Pain Killer
! Medicine is 50 popular
a. NE Pain Killer
X EEP the Pain Killer always at hand.
l you have q cough or cold,
IL the Pain Killer.
l. COX out and ne, b. csu sht .i,Louta
bottle 1t Par Killer IN toe house.
l. TT every BODY u,s me Pain Killer
tof Spr...u. sad Bruises.
+ VERY sailor shosli carr l.t,ls ot
Pain Killer With him
X EMEMDER lie Pain killer ID for
both interhsl aud Exttrrll use.
Tho Pain Killer is sold 10y all Druggists aud
Deaer- ia Family Medicines. 80, In
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HUMAN SPIilII2
CiIRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
ITO OWNERS or HORSES

Thousands OF Horses die yearly IRON Cole.
Ih'. noel not be. DIR. Tobias Venetian Horse
l1nImcnt viii positively cure every case. irgiven
wien first takcn. The cost /, only one dollar
EvcrN owner Of horse should lt.ye Lortlc in
his stable; really Pr use. Il is vsFtautcl superior
to ANYTHING el,r for the cure of Cuts, Wind Gals
Swelling, Spic Tnrlat. Sprnns. Bruises. Old
Sore, Sc. This Linmcnt i no new remedy. 1t
has cen used and approved of Tor 20 ,otr, bv the
first horscmen in the country. Given to an e.
driven horse. it acts like magic. Orders are con-
stan>y rcce, ed from the r.cin., stable # En-. land
Tor it, The celebrated Hiram woodruff OF tro,tine
tmci used 1t for years, aud said it is fr superior
10 any other he has triol herollcct Dr. Tobias
Venetian lnrse Linimcut Is put upin pint bottles.
Take ne other sold bv the druggists aud sad
d.crs. Depot. 81 Corllandt 81, y. Y. 1914
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GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALvE

From Mr.. Tucker Depot master, salisbury. VI d.
81 have been troubled for years with bad hui
nor sometimes outwardlr, and sometimes in
warllv. Daring the past summer il manifested
itsc,f more tliantusunl outwatdlv. and used vuur
Saivc. All signs of ii have since disappeared
without affecting me mwar,llv. ndi !aling,
ihmk. the eradicating nature OF The ShVe."
SEIll W. FOWLE 4 son. Boston P-oprietors
Sold by all druggists, at % cent. box. sent
by mail Tor 30 cents. 355w
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> District, 81. .rst
lr!Prohate Court, Leld At NNdishurv wiln
and, for s'.i ,d-ti.t son she .l4th.dAygi December
\. y lsG-. tt-..
II. +. HAYDEN. guard q iiS7Rr !. HAYDEN,
minor O.! mnhIiehlr~. IN -aid di.tiit', makes APP
rlicaton 60 ta court t'T license To tell p! u the
real eiai- If .iii eArl situetsd IN Co!eh-,tsr in
the County,, - hiitetion Icing uue unli, idcd
I. ot,us humble G,is, G-s-i.t-d 70 ! dssi Rom
Idn.uudi, n@e-iiN andtJubn n. f-rfs ~ Andrew
j. Merrill ,id -, al i. u.,dsn, da;si guiy Isu.
1870.
Whcreupon, il Is orl,rsl BY -Aii'Cour t.'sttAid
application I've re,rled to a tes-irr ,kertot zO le
held at t,'iFioisis Ofhco ia said A.d,ilsblfr, on
tbs OIL ia. vi January, 4. -. l'es, hr hearing
and De, -iuu .heraan; ead J: is,siHrth'r ordered,
that y pr iscns rte cst,d e hu.!aet k.terk, 10y
pa! .i,G.,a of notice OF sa.,sti Gsaiien suj-s.der
thereon three Ntt X svtSs'sivt!y ihs.hs s.idde-
Bury Re-, .sler, printed at Siiishusy before ssid
time 81 helgirl. t'At tigy nay apps2i ats al time
and place, aud, If they ses ssa,s, ob;es' Insrssn,
5-;3w Attest, JLD :. BUSHNELL, Register
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III ALL'S VEGETABLE SIClLIAN
Il HAIR REVIEWER

The basis of It's remedial properties is vcec-
table compnuud.
II viii nestorc GRAY HAIR to its ORIGINAL
COLOR.
u will keep the hair from falling out
Ii clan~es the scalp and makes the hair soft,
lus,rous and >ilkcn.
]; is = splendid hair dressing.
R't. Hall & 60, Nashua, n. H., Propri-tors.
for sale by all druggists. 39wi
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4 LIENS LUNG BAISAM !

A'o 10y 4'i tAi.lN
TunsumIiicn, Asthma. Group. Dises,n q. the
Thy,st kronchi'i- Pains sri Opp-s-,ions 81 III.
Chest or Lung, u.'Htult B-estijrs, and al
D-ssss' x "a. Pulmonary O.s.r'.
Il action il eSRsetorant, -itsr>ii's, .'idoifc,
sedr i've, Tia sCret.s AMI di1Ietic, ~hish r.strs
At ott % It's most valuable reme.is. known f.r
eV'inK u ...sN II the Lungs. Il ereiss eNsoetur-
A,t'n and ssu'ss tie lungs 10 throw o. W..
ph'-tm changes the sf1Iot."ns and Puriii-s tie
B!"oi; heals tie irsitai.i parts; Ei,s, strength
I" tie digestive organs; bring, Tbs liver b. i;s
iF"psf cotton and !nip1-t> strength To the whole
~ -tVi. II /, Warranted t. ii7a entire sa!s..stIo
even "a III, most eunlirnuG ,-ss. q! euG-"mptiuu,
ana not "a produce costit ere "a do u,",t iSme-
ne "r sistt The hegr. =. q contains 30 Opium in
4ul torm, l. is bv,!4utiv harmless 10 tts uias,
deAeS't c'uid, although IN tclive Ard roVsstIl
remedy Ter restoring tlo s,>t,m. There !. no
NECESSITY fer - LaGGy death. hy consLr ytiou.
vtsA hlIsr'- Lung BIl.sm viii rroysnt it, Il on y
t2ksn IL tiGis
Sold by all Druggists. Price IL per bo,le
35;4H
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ENNFEEBLED and Delicate Constitu-
Il toSi', Of both sexes, use llo!mbolG'. Extr'ct
euchu. Ii .ll give brisk and energetic eelings
aud enable you to sleep well.
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STAR ON FIRE !

4 a WAS recently reported hv tho l.tronomsr .
Who cares for an orb Iavrials OF miles away.
Meanwhile, the Whole country is
IN A !. a Il f.
OF excitement at the wonderful effect pro laced
dnrin; the past wear upon teas Of thousand. Of
HUMAN SPHERES,
hv that qrcncher of fiery hair that tran, formcr
OF gray hair, that swift LcIu,iiicr Of Lair Of every
unpleasant ,haic Of color,
CiIRlSTADOROS HAIR DYE
n preparation as harmless US the April rain MAJ =
u'aetured lY J. CNRINrhRDO rs Maiden Lane
New YORK. Sold by all Druggists. Applied by
Gil Ilar Dresser. 39:+w
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"COME AND HELP Us ="

IN VERMONT, DIR. G. has been known by hi,
'Occ'nionM visits, since 1861 fsTAll your news
papers peak well Of him. Is Al hi, patients
speak well oi him. E9,-sae hia lOur-pa..td lircl-
lars for particulars.
Dr. G.. vi its Families an Brings out first.
class people Us Ills patrons which no travelling.
doctor ever has done.
Di,el Is told at SHIT. Every case conf lcnti.l.
EXAMINATIONS, 81: treatment and medicine,
fran - to SIS per month. Patients uluble +,
call N y he visited at home.
1t would require paper the size uf bcdatilt
to copy all the good notices given the Doctor
Here are few for samples:
SANAroRIAS. Crahtrc's rooms at Li.tlv.
llOtci have been thronccl with rati.nts Iuri,,
his his Second Vi il here. Last month he trcatri
a large number, and we are assured that they
have done well, IL thc great increase now indi-
Gates. \ Mrs. Perkins whom he took TO treat for
three or four months returned in one month and
declared herself cured. She has been an invalid
six wears; aad two (0f mauN) ph,.icians had
treated her Tor tunors, g.. without henctit. DR.
Crabtrc uses A,cMS to cure Diseases and no di.
case ever was really cured without means.-Or.
tttus SitWdutl.
CROWDS VISIT lIIM.-As will he seen bv hi,
advertisements Dr. Crabtrc is to visit this sec
ton again in Il few days. We learn that he /,
meeting with excellent success, and that crow
visit him wherever he goes. The following ap
pt"'ci d snort tlile since Ia " GNoa s JudyHtI
nue. ilH name CeHa -. John, II year,
~ 49, 'a''eu "-""i u. NC ''"'fe rooms ~ the
"o'eI, "H' presented ni'H b"tuit Ct Nav ho"cr-,
s"f''E' nave no money 10 pay you Tor curhs
ny he"I ol 'cr"iula' an" ihuui;i; these flowers
MI. lt'S,' YOU nus was t'ulY TIE Offering OF
G'Nlei.l "ealt Tor ste had been thus sorclv
riG'et I'"ln u'tth' Inc ,st's covering her entire
net'' IN "lIN i'" week. treatment DE-. Crabtre
"au cured ''-NeEP'" E'Pf'ss
we're css,. nj sr ~, r - - -, ','' ..i ming Sc
he is rcmark,l,i, .,,.c,s,r,i !" SUI" e'seS
The UcrnIJ Of liz n " so,.u. t.u,
him ncrirctI =, rri;.,I.l - Wv ~ "'' We uceHl
A., z,,. p.......- c..
Crai'' LIZ N''', ,NI-Nh WELL OF iliM'-Dr.
H.. '. - ''''' "''' no "'ef travelling
,'r, i.' ,'',' lac M NM SiN N~iis To "e"-
p =; ms -Ie't'E increasing MS patrons
t5c dan va, we I;e "''TIr'' nc cannot attend
Let,cr nla..n. '''',,' ~ irons arc "i the
mo phv,icnn ever vi,itcI tL}s Sttd
such ocular proofs of his nl,litios " ICTo,,II
va ENpress P0'
% YEARS Az IvvIrn,
Published Inv Lrr.nif in th. 49,, ,,-iD r,..>
To- the si. onI ,.ir; w., i'u" i',I' ENlr.s''J
of encouragement and Cheer r I F"r p pmnT wIIS
years nave been unable to sit up five minutes
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-24
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

Z IUMWISE,']NFi,S NOTICE.
~ We, tic snhsybers. being appgutsd by the
pf la'e Lo,nt tor the DISTRICT Of Addison, Cora
mi-,iohcf8, Ia rce,i.e. examine and adjust all
Gains and demands II al persons against the
estate &c OkSON q. FINNFY.
lIe 81 C,lre4. N. Il. an iormerl, Of Weyhiidge,
VI. II sil iisl rct, ae,rssed, and also 81 claims
nd drmaud- ., hiiilcd in ot3-e ther-tu: and Fix
month rom The oh iav ct Decsmber Leins allow
G q %, said TOUT lu thai purpose W. de therefore
htru. gito roti'e tlst Ne viii sitsndI 10 VI 9
bis ne,. of our said app"intmentrat the t,ficc Uf
J.. r.. Knapp in Niill.hury, IT.. ~ he dr4t
iuurds! 81 Janus-, and june A. n. 1868 ftom
nine loct a. N. until four o'crek =. NJ, On
each e -ad ds,~.
pu,t a aaalcbury, Ills 5,h day tfpecember,
\ D. l.GG
=, p. TWIiCdEhL / Gamers
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Wednesday, till Saturday, Jan. l, >, 3 and 4
n. B.-No Gaivanic Battery, or Mesncric De
cepiinn. Dr. Crabtre cures 10y means and cure.
perm anent
CO At Rulind Brandon, Bristol. New Haven
We rl.enncs and BmGngtun, DR. c. has large iii
OF patients ali cndy. II they 50 increase for tive
mo nths more lie viii lie unable to attend them
al. He viii only be at Midlbhury on SUNDAYS
The DR.. In. been the entire past MoSrns II
CALEDONIA u ORLEANS CoCNrlLs treating Ds-
eases of long Standing:
Ljrer, L'mg, e T0om Diseases; Scrof.
ah,, R,cictS Uoi all H0moys; tay; 81
INa' Dmcc Hteamdtsm Cata,yA ;
Dc0Iacs TmmoyY Plies D,opy Kdl.
ncy Disease al Fe0'ae Comphtint, (crclpt
MtaUm Cauce,); irregularities Ho'als,S;
.NcycmW aNw Seminal diseases, and 7d6ts
Of tie Blood, &c.
DR.. CRAprGr has the best suit of Offices in New
Englani, at 81 Main Street, Hartford, Coma
where he has been Oca'cI Years. 4 competent
rlN ciau is retained there while the Doctor gives
liz own attention entirely ia Chronic Diseases
y B.-lhe best people in his city AMI state
recommend lin.
"Iihy don't he stay at home, then p whines
out an old leult-fndcr. Because Of tie
tic@so"cis N tic land, crying,