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MADAME +. q. rBlESToS, the great ENGLISH A.
trologist, Cairy0yant and Psychometrictn who
has astonshed the s,ientii, classes Of tile Old
World. has now located herself at Hudson, *. y.
Madame Thornton possesses such " -ndsrfuI overs
OF second sight. TO enable her to impart knowl-
eGse Of the -sreatest importanca 70 the single or
married Il either eek. While in a state Of trance.
she delineates the very features Of te person you
are 20 marry, and by the aid OF an instrument q
intense power, known as the rsycA0m0tro Pc
guarantee to produce a n.elike picture ,r Tie
future husband OF wife of the applicant, t1-eth e
with date OF marriage, position, leading traits Of
character &c This Is no humbug as tbousands of
testimonials can assert. She viii send when de-
sired a certified certificate, OF written guarantee,
that the picture is what il purports to he. By en-
closing a small lock Of hair, ana stating place Of
birth, age, disposition and complexion. and en-
closing fifty cents and stamped envelope addressed
to yourself you will receive the picture and desired
Information BY return mail. All communicate
slcrc1ly confidential. Address in confidence,
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70. Box 223, Hudson. y. s..
ma 'iaWlyr
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NOTICE.

VIE existence Of the Bank OF Burlington, char
tered BY the Legislature OF the State Of Vermont
ana located at Burlington in said State was ter
minatec asreeably to the laws Of said State the
7 !5th DAY OF September A. d. 1866, and notice is
here6y given that said Bank will redeem its out
standing bills.
The following act ofthe Legislature is published
by cirestion Of said Bank
BY order q the Directors.
o. A. DODGE, President.
e. A. SUMNER, Cashier.
Burlington, Dec. ill., ls66.
AS ACT relating to the redemption of Bank
u Is hereby enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State Of Vermont,
SCI. l.. After the expiration of the charter u
any bans chartered by this State, or after the
termination Of the existence OF any such bank
agreeahly 20 the laws OF this state, such bank
may notice to re published in all
the Seekly newspapers Of the County where
such bank IS located, for one full year,
setting forth shat said hank will redeem It's out
standing bills, the day Of the expiration Of IT'S
charter, the date OF the termination % its
tenee, and a copy Of this act. and upon due publ
cation q such notice ueither such bank nor ms
Gicers shall be liable 20 any action for the
Ceulpti OF any Of its outstanding bills unless the
same shall have been duly presented and payment
tEereof demanded within the year Aforesaid at tho
tankins house Of such bank.
Ss'. e After the expiration OF the charter or
after the termination % the existence Of any such
bank As aforesaid such hank shall cease t. he sub
leet 20 the operation or liable to the provisions
tbs siXt5 third section Of chapter eiShty-niu- f
the General Statutes
SIC. b. This act shal! take effect from its rat-
SAGE
Approved Nov 90. lstl. wXpIy
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,.u.s CUsaISc., ESTATE.
.f q ., V anS!1 Sues =, Court s5t Is. D.,ris.

STATE or VERMONT ]V'he Honorable Probate
u,-Isicr cHT-ESpES -. ) Il Court for TOE District
81. Chiiteuden.
I,a persons Interested in the estste q Charles CE,L
in and Aipde Gushing Of Unhrrhili IN said District
GREETING
vi-rcas application IN writing bath been made Il
this Court by guardian OF said wsrds for license l.
sell ia- real estate % said wards setting forth h-rcz
that hi, aid vsrs two undivided hfths OF Ger
tain rfn 81 land IN Cnderh and that u would Re ben
efei a % them % sell and convert the same into money
uiicfcuuon. the sad Court apo Hted and ,ssnsd
the 20 tay q May A. ID. 1865, A. ths Probate
Court Rooms "a said District to hesr and decide upoa
aid application ard ordered public notice thereof 10
be given % an persons Interested therein. by publish
ing ts order three weeks srceessirely In the Burlington
Frcs p,css newspaper which eircuistss IN the ness
borhl = the. persons interested IN aid estate all
which publications shsl be previous 10 the dsy
signet f,r hearing.
ThcssSare YOU hereby notified TO appear befae
aid court 81 the tune and place Aforesaid then ana
there % object "a the granting 81 such license RyOa
Given under my hand, At the rrobsts Court r--as
this iitH ssy Of April A. ID. 1857.
v4l~s T. Z. WALES, Iud.e.
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Nuy ORLEANS, April @.

News from the Louisiana levecs continues
70 be very discouraging and the destruction OF
property is very great. The creyasses in the
river at Baton Rouge are beyond control
and all attempts to close them have been
abandoned. The richest sugar regions IN
the State are ruined for this reason. The
Marelgo creyasse has completely inundated
Black river country. the most productive
cotton region in the South.
The town of De Soto, opposite Nicksburs,
was suddenly inundated few days since,
and from so to 100 negroes were drowned.
The people Of Yicksburg used strenuous ef-
forts to rescue the poor creatures. but could
only reach such as had secured temporary
places Of safety The town was exclusively
occupied by negroes.
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The People.
BE- TINT lure sad aiu'riaus v,--lail. I.llt..e-
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.


Of ala who design to clothe the sane with tie
magnificent h.acs. or brown hue which nature has
denied OF age stolen away. Maluiaetlrei Dog J,
CRIsTADOBO, Aston House, Sew ST.. d
hy Druggist. Applied by all Ha'- Ore crs
mar.-I-d&w!m
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DIR. MATTISON'S SURE REMEDIES
For Snecial GaseS.

CanLs obtained only 90 bis cfee. $50. :
Union Street. Providence, aat are Il
By eXuTess in sealed paetagcs. ssa.fr 1 %
oi''rUd'ioH, % all parts ofthe country gfssf.
cure srery'airg, hut for their respective purpos
M,y Posiiirsis hare no s7,sa'. ~ Circulars ,iyi
full information ,ril 'it liyi'i iss'iassii',. also
book on Sproia Diseases, in s,4s4 ,ns,iore, sent
free. y Be ssre a14 sssf far them, for without
r,fr-ncsI no advertising physician shoulthe trust
eli. Enclose a stamp for postage, nrt direct e
DIR. MATTf1SON, No. = Union Street, Providence
RI. Augei.i75G -js-ly
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tlNp
FRANCIS WILLsON,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, lV'he Hon. the Probs..
pisrRcr ~ cHItTIS9Es, -. l. Court Tor the DstrisI
o. Chittenden,
To Al persons interested in the estate Of Frsnes
Wilson ste Of HnesbErch 10 said District, deceased
GREETING.
Wherssas ssid Court hath assigned the 81 day Of Mis
-yt for the settlement % the administration sccOunt %
liz administrator 81 the estate " said deceased, and
ordered thSt public notice thereof De given % all per
n, interested in said estate by publishing this order
three week. SUCCESSFULLY previous % the DAY assigned,
IN the Bur ngton Free Press printed IA Burlington Ia
sad District
Therefore You are hereby notified to appear at the
Probate Coart rooms Burlington, the day assigned
non ana there 70 contest the allowance Of sSid
ID Won cause.
Given undcr my hand. this iith day OF April, \. u.
tss-
rilvs T. Z WALES, Judge,
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-.,-AyOrNcLADY RrrrKNINe 10

YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO
Ler country home, aftera s,i1aru o. 2 few months
in the city was hardly recognize hy her friends.
In place OF coarse, rustic flushed face, She had
soft ruby complexion Of almost marble Inoothuess,
ana instead oftwenty three she really appeared hut
eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause Of great
Change size plainly told them tia. She used
tie CEoAssIAy BALM. and considered e an inval-
liable acquisition 10 any Laly's toilet. b Us use
any Lady or Gentleman can improve their personal
appearance an hundred Gld. u is simple 10 ils
combination, as Nature herself IS simple. set un-
surpassed in efficacy in drawing impurities ffou,
also healing, celning and beauty u. taa ssn and
complexion. Hy its direct action GA the c1lcla it
draws from i all its impurities, kindly healing the
same. and leaving the surface as Nature intended
It should he, clear. sef, smooth aad beautiful.
Price 30, sent by Mail OF Express ou receipt q an
order DIS IL. CLARK & co, Chemists.
no.. West Fayette ST Syracuse. 81. y.
Tine auiy American AGENTS for uIa sale of the
same. u.-r-slawIy
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TIE commander OF military forces at Fort
Erie las notified the authorities that pro
minent engineer connected with the Fenian
organization mas been taking plans Of the
frontier below the Suspension Bridge and
asks for rc-onlo-ccmcnts t. be stationed at
the yilage Of Niagara and Suspension Bridge
1t Is feared that the Feaians intend an
other movement
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FRUIT TREES.
GRAPES, SHADE TREES,
OrHGBi9HIGIs, sc.

We have imported from iu-c.-u --owers .arl ptr-
s1nally selected a. tie largest y. F.. and y -.
Nursery establishments, the choices; stock which
re could find this seas p. and now offer 90 pun
chssers general assortment ~ NJ RSERi
STOC n, fret class ia lgaiif. g.ill .ete Bro variety
and EXTENSIVE 10 quantity az llrJ low rates IS
descriptive catalu que o. SD "a yes mailed 20 a}H.-
ants. Samples q the collection may De seen at
our salesrCOm, basement tt Ne b. and water
ST. Boston. Orders faithfully executed EtNi.
7. WELLS & tO.. Importer q Nursery AGENT,
Ofce q, Water ST, Boston.
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NEw YoRk, April 10

II meeting Of prominent citizens Of
Charleston, 5. c. IN the p inst. it was
unanimously a-r1 that the freedmen
should be admitted to run some Of their
cwn color On the white mans ticket 10 the
Convention, and STATE Legislature.
The meeting g.as composed N large
proportion ot old Democrats and Gen.
Hampton sent a letter to It urging the Ioli-
cy Of giving negroes representation.
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!. Y g. * 4 w ONs AN
fil FhC Land
sAea-s real. aIt renen.l er these important fact
abou.
FIR. ODDS .EERsI.H'E.
AND INyIGOR ATOR.

84ia4g Me4i7i'.s', &C is Wsnal'' Be', Fri,n4'
LeaeorrAea Cor Whites. Amenorrhea tsupp-es
SION, Amenorrhaza laowin-), DysmenorThea pam
fai men, truataal Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, drag
g;ng down sen t.ons, losz o. strength, mental de-
preston. caus lated bowls seeplessness, irrtabl-
ity. and le iluumelai.c symptoms Of low vitali-
~ aud disturbed crcul4-.on-are c,re4 by this eX-
tsal-l4rl medicine. one f,4,fooH6d in water IL
worth more as IN iar.soratisg TOhir, than any
pa. 0i sAolic Hittcrs which are always A.
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Observation-Disclosures

The BEST II THE WORLD. Harmless roia
bic, instantaneous. the only perfect dye 10 lie
appointment, no ridiculous tints, true 90 nature
black or brown. Genuine "a signed E.i4.m =
Bachelor. Also, Resenerated extract Of milleaeu'
preserves and beauties the hair, preserves bald
ness. Sold by all druggists. Factory So Ear,eir,
St.NY fa~iv
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Cattle-TLe number Of Cattle al market figure
IS head-the lightest supply = this season. But
few Il extra quality Prices q the morning for al
qualities were &c Z 4 higher than last week and
we're maintained through the market. We uncer
stand that there Is fair number II Cattle in Can
ada which will he forthcominga few each week
Nearly al the Cattle sold early
Sheep-There was also = l-ht supply Of sheep
sales were good, the bulk hein- disposed Of early
Prices ruled about the same as last week. Oul
guotstons u Pets are pc hi-ler than last u nth
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JOHN MC'NIEL's ESTATE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been sppol,,ed
w by the Honorable the Probate Court FOR the Dis
trct Chittenen, Commissioners to receive sr.nins
ant adjust the claims ald demands % all persons
against the estate Of John NcNie late OF Charlotte
IN said District represented nsOlvent anal also al
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thcreto aud
months from the day date hereof being allowed by
said Court Tor that purpose do therefore hereby give
notice Tat We viii attend 70 the business of .p
continent 81 the dwelling Of Mrs. Fanny NcNiel il
Charlotte in said District, the last Tuesdays -
May and october next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Oh s.ss
q said day.
Dated It's jth DAY % April. A. D. 1,65.
P.V. HIGBEE Commits
T. II. WHEELER, ssourfs.
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CURE POR PIN-NvORMS.
Ia " fl Remedy is needed, dCn'til.i g. set
bottle Of
Dr. .CouId's Piu-Worm syrup

This Syrup never fails in the most aggravated
cases 20 txpel these irritating ami dangerous
worms entire from the system.
Adults o. Gl or 20 years. who have suffered for a
lifetime children upon whom all other worm
reule.ies have been tried 10 vain, relieved Of
ali annoyance in % hours and when taEen ac-
.I-tiu g. directions, Z will effect ertire cure
DO ac;- as eithartic. and improves the health BY
removing all impurities from the system, and IS
lIus safe, even with the youngest child.
sc. q. GOODWIN & CO, Boston, and By
tru.- ss .eryWhcrc. apr. Jun * aug w.ieom
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sumptiye Throat Diseases,
TRocHzs ARE USED ~iTH ALWAYS GOOD a.e' -
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find TroeAe. useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion o. tbs voell
organs. The TlOcAs' are Teeoniaehaea 81" pc
SERVED by Physicians, snd lave had Testimonials
f.om eminent men tlrOugLou. the eoGns.y Le.na
an article Of true merit, and having Pr2red then
efficacy BY a test Of many years, each year hnd'
them in new localities in various paTts me
world, AID the Troeses are universally pronCnneeG
better than other articles.
osrAIS only ''BRowss BEoscBrAL TaocHEs''
and do not take any Of the WoTtsiss. faislfioH
tia, may be offered. scli eTerywher3.
Nov. l6.-dEw6nOs
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LEWIS LADD's ESTATE

rJ,HE -UBsoRiBER.. having been sprointed
i Is the Honorable the Probate Court for tie
District 4 Grand Isle, Commissioners to receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands OF Al per
sons against the estate Of Lewis Iad late Of Grahi
isle. IN said District deceased and all claims and de-
uands exhibited in Offset thereto 10 hereby give
motto. that x months from the first day Of February
d. 1861 are allowed by said Court % the creditors
II add deceased exhibit and prove their respective
claims before and that viii attend 10 the tuties
81 our appointment at the dwelling house Of widow
Maria d in Grand Isle in said District on the third
,lay oi June and I'D day % July A d. 1867 from |
O'Clock 7. NJ. Ia 4 ?. NJ on each Of said days
Dated a. Grand Isle, this ssth day OF March,
A. ID. isS5
SAMUEL ADAMS,
WILLIAM BROWN, Commissioners.
ID o. SAMPSON,
4
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Died

IN Charlotte, Apnl lst, 1877, At tue residence o.
her brother-in-law John Sherman, ESQ Mrs. Polly
". Center, aged 20 years widow Of the late Doras-
tus Center, Of Grand Isle
IN winston, March I7th, Nellie, only dau -lter
II T {. and Laura NarTamore. aged nearly ten
months.
In this city, Sunday Mcrulng. April IN, Mrs.
Hannah Mayo, aged % years
In Cambridge, VI, March q, Polly, vii ofi.aias
Butts, aged s. yelrs.
Also, March Is, Rufus Bu.t., a=ed s. yesrs.
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c r. WARNER. Cash
burlington. Nov ~ i-ff
An CT
Relating 10 The redenlniion of Ral

Nciatths 10 the redemption OF Bank Notes
Il is hcreJy enacted by the Gepsrai .4szsm1lg
Of hs SLATE Of J-Srm0Af
SIC. l. After the expiration Of the charter Of any
bank chartered BY this State, after the termins
tion Of the existence Of any such bank asreeably
70 the laws Of this State, such bank may cause
notice TO be published in all the weekly newspapers
Of the county where such bank is located, for one
full year, setting forth that said bank will redeem
its outstanding bills, the day of the expiration 81
is charter, or the date of the termination OF its
lstence, and COPY Of this act. And upon due Duh
hcatlOn Of such notice, neither such bank nor its
officers shall be liable to any action for the non
redemption Of any Of its outstanding bills. unless
the same shall have been duly presented and pay
inent thereof demanded within the year aforesaid.
at the banking house Of such bank.
SEC p After the expiration or the charter OF
after the termination Of the existence OF any such
bank as Aforesaid such hank shall cease to be sui
jet to the operation liable to tie provisions ct
the si1ty-third section Of chapter eshty-n!ne %
the General Statutes.
SEC. ,. This Act shall take efEec. from its pas
sage.
Approved November 70, 1850.
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9egal Qutites.
CERTIFICATE OF ELECTION.

STATE OF VERMONT, ~, J. 4. Ad,m. Clerk IL
Chittoudeu County -. ! Chittendrs County Court
having on this the second Tuesday in April b. Is6,.
duly opened sorted and counted the votes by the
Frcemvu Il said County in the various thereof
in the election OF County Commissioner on the nr.J
Tuesday u March \. ID. SCI, hereby certify that Hon
Martin Wires received the largest number of votes thus
in said election sn i therefore duly elected C0ur
Is Commissioner for the County % ChtteRden for tie
year ensuing.
Given under nv hand at Burlington IN sait Cyuuty
this second rues.lay Ia April a. d 1867.
j. :. ADAMS
utWIt Chittenden Co. CLERK
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Sperial qOtire.
MR.. w. MILLER SAYS:
PITT sruneu, September =.

PIT sDURGH, September Z. ls66.
MeiTs. HOstsfsr & SHiiih. Pittsburgh, Pa.
GEMS II think an only doing the part Of a
good citizen when testify to the great benefits 5e-
ceived by me from the use Of your stomach Bitters
during the last Eve years. sojournins for time in
the oil regions, in ls6l, had a severe bilious at
tack, which. in counectoa with dyspepsia, left ne
IL very weak condition. was advised 70 try
your Bt.ers, and, having procured a bottle, found
tina; they worked like a charm upon me, eight
pounds having been added to my weight in the
space Of one week, and new life seemed to have
been Infused into my system, so much SO, that !
have been induced to use them every sumner since
that time As tonic, think they are invaiuabls.
This summer, having had similar attack, land
IS before much reduced although under the treat
NEXT Of an No. Physician, l was again obliged
to have recourse to the old Bitters, and with the
same good result, having gained six pounds within
Few days. l purchased half dozen bottles lez
weeks since, and purpose to use them regularly a.
q tonic
Wishing ou every success, remain
Yours, gratefully,
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NIOTIIA EREChLt,,.

The only reliable remedy Tot those brown disc
celebrations "a the face called Moth Patches sal
trcckIes, is pERRY's Morn ASD FHrcsIr Louoy.
Prepared only hy Dr. D. C. PERRY, pernltol.-
eist. 60 Pond St, NeT York. Sold 'y all DRUG
-ists in burlington and elsewhere. pGc5 g. per
U.'f.. mar 2I-f,Urm
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a large PIP Circular. siyins informant. c.. d.,
greatest Importance to the young Of both seAas.
1t teact es how the homely may become beautiful
tie despised respected, AMI the iorsaken loved.
No young lady O. gentleman should fail Co send
ther addres,, end receive a copy postpaid ly rs-
turn mail.
Addres f.. o. Drawer, 90,
msr.si'--ISgJlcs Troy, y. Y.
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spttiaI Notites:
IN COrGus. CoIns M ~,

FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND CON-
SUMPTION, Try the old and " ell known. vEGE.
TABLE PULMONARY BALsAa, approved and
used by our eldest ana most celebrated rsr,ieisu,
forflrtJ years past Get tho genuine
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pEiet9rs- dee.2f-d&w6mos.
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TT srAf, April q.
Amount o. live stock az Market
Cattle Steep Lambs. Swine.
This week, z'th Gu
Vermont. % i4l- GOD
Prices Of Market Beef-eytra I % = n q Hi
First quality T. 81 n II ODD.
Second quality. u 900 a D. uH-
Third quality, go a Boo 10.
Working Oxen ? pair : 80, 1f', -s' q t-7-
Mich Cows and Calves, so. tf. -, iHU q le5.
Yearlings go "a 80.
Two years old, figG 50.
Three years old, So a ~.
Prices Of Sheep and Ismhs-lu lots S. So / IS q
g 0 each extra = o. a lH =. Urtrom Z ice a
pound.
zeal Calves, 50 UH "a iH 300.
Hides a &c.
-rallOw n C 4 IT,
Pelts & - II g. - eacl,
CalfSkius D. E -lc E y.
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DR.. NILLER's
Soothing \ Healing asaI>aEn
NAIERE.N ASSISTANT.

~ ~ "
IT HAS PROVED iNrALLiBlE lo- Barns. Frozen
| Limbs, Bruises, SpTaiGs. Wounds Of aii kinds.
Pains IN the SIDE, Bacy or Shoulder. tuiiHlains,
Cnapped Hands, Stiff Neck, 4: -Ee in the Face or
Breast, Ear Ache Deafness. Poisoning. Ery sipeIs,
and Inflammation Of the Eyes. Fer kIeuu.ati -iIs
Il is not certain cure, yet hundreds have teen
Nevcd by il when other remedies had failed
IS an internal Medicine, when taken in season
Il will cure Inflammation Of the Bowels, pyseutery,
Kidney Comp. amt and Cholera M0rhus. u will Al
so cure DiptheTia. dry Cough and Asthma.
This medicine Is purely vegetable in its compost
tiOn soothing and healing in its influence. and
may he given 70 any age or sex With perfect safety
Il has been before the public during the past nine
years and has wrought some ofthe most astonish-
ing cures. The proprietor challenges the world %
produce us superior q remedy. For sale BY all
Druggists.
c. Il, LEFT. Proprietor, Springfield, Mass.
Demas Barnes Co., q Park Row, View NoIs
will also supply tie Trade at List Prices.
w39ecUiy.
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FOR EUROPE.
ENCEISIOR EXCEISfOR.
CUASTELLAR'S
Es1sr k.rfCTIHiHaf0f &!
Ter ~ an,.xiu.s sunernuOus Hair.

70 the ladies especially. this inval liable gep'!A-
tory recomn nds sef n Icing an almost indispen-
sable arti.le - .elsle beauty, easily applied. does
not burn or naTe the skin, but acts directly on the
roots. II Is warrsnted to remove superhuous hair
from low foreheads " from any part Of the body
Completely totally and radically extirp1ting the
same leaving tie skin sit, smooth and natural
This is the only article Used by the French, and Is
the onli real efieetusl depila'ory in existence.
rfioe - cents per package sent post paid, % any
address, VA receipt q an order, by
BERGER. AHufl3 q co, Chemists.
mar.g-itwiyT - River ct Troy, n. Y.
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Md NE,lN-- GREAT INItoE2ESr go
AGDrs.-Ag5nts wishing 10 canvas Tor
"Noi Novens, the New-h5y or, Street Life
in Boston, may see an advertisement in
another column. The publisher informs us
that four thousand copies Of this work have
already been sold, though hut few agents
are yet in the field.
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'tHE existence Of the Farmers srl MecLIni-,
4 Eank chartered bs the Legislature Of the State
81 : ermunt AID located IN hurlinStua in said State
was term mated agreeIhy 10 the Laws of said stats
on the 10Th day % September A. D. l,td and notice
IS hereby given that sand Benk Will redeem its out
standing bills
The following act II the Legislature % Vermont e
puH.i>htd by direction Of said Bank.
Ey oder q the Directors,
- 7. E. WALES, Pres.