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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-22

TIE FOLLOWING OFFICIAL statistics show the dls-
tribution Of professions and trades in Italy: The
Catholic clergy in the peninsula comprise lel, l2S
individuals, being seven for every thousand IN
hsbitsnts. But in Umbria the proportion is four
teen per thousand, the suppression OF converts
and sale OF ecclesiastical property at the COM
mencement Of the present century not having been
effected in that province, as it was in the then
French departments Of the Tber and Trasimene.
Other creeds than the Roman Catholic one do not
comprise in Italy more than 32sS persons. Agri-
culture provides work for ,s69, ,625 men and $780,
21O women, or 7,7Os, 1856 in ivduals in all, being
about one-third Of the population. In this num-
ber, however, are counted 294 776 males and A. 74
females, who are engaged in pastoral pursuits.
The number Of persons Of both sexes engaged In
manufactures is So72 245 viz: 1878 sos males and
1892 740 females; there are s,551 men employed
in miring, and GA, ,4Ss in commerce. The number
of artists is 5s1, 1885, Of whom 404722 are men and
1875 .7es are women. There are 1SO,597 function
aries. including 1854 women. The army and police
form an aggregate Of 100000 men; there are be-
sides 6O4 4s7 landed proprietors, OF whom S57'4Ol
are females; 16O,O77 men servants, and sla,4s7
maid servants; the INDECENT amount to So5' 'SS';
and persons belonging to none Of the above classes
to 7,s5O,5H.
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ITINFANTRY CHARI.

sTONELWALL FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
A TTEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
a YOUR Company THIS Evening at Market Hall, at
O'Clock precisely.
You are particularly requested to be puncua in attend
ance as the trrear List will be read. Members failing to
attend win be dealt with according to Huio XIV Sec.
If Constitution. BY order W. g. MILLER,
InIv % Secretary.
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thar they be taken py people 10 tnsn fuiek1 VI W
rulers to their people, have proved utterly nefh-
cient. /.
Since the census OF 1850, the population Of VIII
nington has largely increased, and although
many Of her sons fell to rise no more In the recent
conflict, sin Is IL fuIly as densay populated now
ss wss the case previous to The war. Some per-
oous estimate the. population even to exceed that
os the period above mentioned, but as there are
no definite means Of sscertaning the fact, it is
mstter OF mere surmise and conjecture. How
ever il Is hardly probable that it can be anything
less than 15,oOo and upon this estimate all calcu-
l.tions are based, although some diversity OF
ooinion exists regarding its correctness.
According to the Europe, the 5000, 600 francs
vh;ch the Cxar brought with him to Paris for the
sxpspse OF his visit were all spent, and he had to
neootiste . Enall loan with Greek baker before
ha vsns away. The czarowitz alone got through
ON On, frsncs-iust the sum which the ball at the
Hotsa de Vile is said to have cost. The King OF
Prussia was far more economical. He only gave
ths urinoe royal the eonqueror Of sadowa, 81, 600
hruncs pocket money for the whole period OK his
so,ourn In Psris and as TO himself he spent moth
fng." But then the Prussian budget is In healthy
state. :"
Acorrespondent d the Memphis Appeal has just
faturned from . tour through Mississippi. His
report Is, inbref, that the farmers OF North Mis-
s;ssippi have devoted three-fourths OF their land
TO bresdstufs, and that the crop promises TO be
large; that the cotton looks healthy, but suffers
for lack the in the neighborhood ofJsck-
sou the planters employ German laboSers almost
exclusively, and are delighted with the change;
and that in Central and South Mississippi corn has
usfhe lions share of attention, although cotton
ard oats have been largely cultivated and are look
ing we'll
s,rrrH. in which he controverts the positions Of
chief Justice CHASE upon questions Of conshtu-
.;onsl law, denying that the late war was prose-
.,,tad under authority Of the Constitution Of the
r1rited States and claiming, on the contrary, that
a. mas carried on by Congress in accordance with
.ha laws Of war, and that the vanquished party is
IA in any sense legally chargeable with treason.
Ne regards the selection Of leaders Tor punishment
,,aar the charge OF treason as "better suited to
s.,,dal times than to our own, and to despot-
,,led country than to our own" he says that il
onr Revolutionary fathers had failed, and WASH
,,aros and FRANKLIN been hung for treason at the
.lose of the civil war, the opinion Of the Chief
Justice would cover and justify the heavsn-appau-
,no deed. Mr.. SMITH bases his argument not only
o the plea Of justice, but fears that persistence
An the rigorous policy marked out by Chief Justice
ov,.r viliental th, dissolution Of the Republican
party.
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ONE PILL IS 4 DOSE
Females peculiarly situated or those supposini.
themselves so, are cautioned against using these
P'lls while in that condition lest they invite mis-.
carriage after which adn,onition, the Proprietor
assumes no responsibility. although their inibincs.
would prevent any mischief to health, otherwise
the Pills ore recommended az
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
tor all those affecting complaints 30 peculiar TO
the sex.
ONE BOX Is SUFFICIENT.
90. OpO Boxes have bcen sold within two wears.
Ten thousand Boxes sent by Letter, both by
myself and ascnis, to ali parts of the world 10
which answers have been returned in which Lattice
say, nothing like the above pills have been known
since tue science VI Medicine dawued upon tie
World, in Removing Distractions aud Restoring
Nature to its proper channel quoting the nerves
and bringing back the 'ltose color II Ical.h' to
the cheek of the most delicate.
Price Fl per box. Six LONes IS.
Sold in Mlddebury, VI, by II. A. SHELDON
Druggist, Sole Agent tor Middeburv.
l.AnIIs! BY sending him 81 to the Nilllebury
Post Office" you can have the pills sent eoniilen-
italy and Stree o. postage" to any part oil the
country, by mail.
Sold also by Pond & Morse, Rutland: Northrop
& Son, Castleton; II. X. Bariwrll, Whitehall /;
J. f. Henry * Co.. Waterbury Dcmas, Barnes
4 Co, New York; G. l., Case, Brandon; W. W.
Hubbard, Poutney; and by zone Druggist" in
every village in the United States. 5j;G
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for arms and ammunition. More attacks
Il Al. T.

for arms and ammunition. More attacks
nro expected along the line.
The accounts of Gen. B. f. Butler ne
eyecu or of the will of his brother, CJl A.
J. Butler, have been referred to Charles
Price as auditor, by the surrogate of New
York, and its was further ordered that
Gen. Butler pesonally pay the expenses
of such accounting before the auditor, I'M
less within twenty days after notice of
this order he given to his counsel, Gen
Butler shall apply for final settlement of
his accounts rs executor; this latter OIL der
being, in the opinion of the surrogate,
rendered necessary by the delay hitherto
shown in Gen. Buffers administrator and
settlement of the estate.
A terrible instance of child abuse has
come to light in Columbus, o. A little
girl seven years old bias been Systematically
tortured by her father, II ,med blackburn,
and her stepmothcr. The little victims
hands have been nearly burned off, I'm |
she is mass of fostering scars from head
TO foot. Her skull has also been fractur-
ed 10y blow. Some of the details are
too horrible for relation. The wretches
have been arrested.
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jacob Mattus, who was severely
frozen in Huntington. on the 10Th ult..
died on the Thursday following.
The yoke of large oxen formerly
owned by Mr.. Purrinton, of Starksboro',
have recently been purchased by Messrs
Chase. Coilamer & Dunshee, Of Bristol
These oxen are said to weigh 4 tons.
MARINE HospIrAL AT BURLINGTON
This building was erected in 1856 81, at
the cost Of S59,634.80. There being no
use for a building of that character at the
place, it was never occupied except ms n
hospital for Vermont soldiers during the
war. In April, 1866, it was sold at
public auction, in accordance with an act
Of Congress, TO the managers Of the home
for destitute children, for $1,000, the
government by its sale losing the large
sum OF S32, 364.S0.
Bread Loaf Inn, not before registered.
Dca. Ira Allen, Edward Soeley, Mrs.
Caleb 1icknor, Miss Agnes Bis-cll, Miss
l.. Potter, c. +. Chapman, II. J. Parker,
Mildlebury Curtis james, Z. NJ. Lam
don, George Wright, Miss L. L. Wright,
Miss E. ID. Willard, Miss E. G. Jewett,
Weybridge.
a Hoe IN HooPs.-A few days since
a lady residing in the eastern part of the
State, having just returned from an eve
ning's entertainment, hearing Il noise on
the back stoop-a long and very narrow
one-shc stopped out to ascertain the
cause. A, the farther end she discovered
the intruder in the shape of good sized
hoy. She at once assumed belligcrcnt
attitude and commenced screaming,
"Wbce! Vince :" The hog took the
alarm and made for the door, and dis
covering the largest space to he between
the lady's two feet pitched for that, and
She instantly assumed horizontal posi-
ton and movement for the door. But to
prevent prevent premature elopcmcnt
she caught hold of IA post an her hoops
caught the hog His swin"ship found
himself at once incarcerated in hoops -
Then came the strugsle-a womans de-
termination against hogs villa con.
test not unequal but as persistent as it
was ludicrous. The noise brought the
ladys good mother to the scene but what
could she do although the sqealing Of
tie pig and tie positive assertion Of the
lady that she " should be killed was
hard for fond mother to bear without
lending assistance. A compromise was
unavoidable, and to effect this the hoops
were untastened and away went his pig
ship, arrayed in his new attire, lacking
only one thing to make him respectfully
dressed, viz: A waterfall = erUontcr.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DK SCIIENCK, the Lung Doctor

Ma oCllENCN, the Lung Doctor
cS- The Proprietor Of SCHEScks PrrMoNic'
SrRur, the inventor Of SCmESCK's REsI1suNErl:lt
the only instrument that can to certainty detect
the slightest murmur Of the respiratory orrnus
This is ui great Importance to Dr. SCIIENIk
to know the exact condition Of the lungs, whether
it is Tuberculou. Pulmonary bronchial Pcuri-
tic, or Dyspeptc Consumption, and whether il i
both lungs or only one that desease
1t requires constant and long practice to become
familiar with every sound or rattling If Diseased
bronchial tube. Patient: come TO DR. St1mScK to
get examined that have been examined hv tleii
Family physician. who told them that their luu,s
we're almost gone when by close examination
with the Rcspromctcr, it j. often found that il is
mn affection of the bronchial tulo and hv rettin.
a healthy action Of tho liver and tone of the
stomach the sufferer is soon restored to health
Sometimes medicine that will stop \ cough i< Ger.
tain death to the patient. 1t locks up The liver
stops the circulation Of the blood--hamorrbare
follows and. In fact, stopping the action Of the
very organs that caused the cough
. DIR. Schenck will be proc. sionalv at his rooms
every week, - Bond Street. New York and 80
Hanover Street Boston, from ~ NJ until PM
lie gives advice free, but for thorough examin-
a'icn with the Respirometor the charge is So His
medicines for sale Ivy all druggists and dealers.
also full supply at all times at his rooms Price
Of the Pulmonic Syrup and Seawced Tonic. each
Sl.5o per bottle, or $50 the lalf dozen Man
drake Pills 20 cents per box. GEO &. GOOD.
WIN CO., 80 Hanover Street, Agents tor Iins.
ton. For sale by all druggists. p37;1v
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WHARFAGE GUIDE. - You've

4'I GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL WoEK, soi T. 81,
one his own Docior-lIeinE a Divate Instructor
for Married Persons or those about to Marry both
Male aud Female, in everything concerning the
physiology aid relations o. our Sexual system
and the Production or Prevention of Offspring. in
GLIDING all the new discoveries never before given
in the English language. by WIN. YOUNG, VI. u
This Is really valuable aud interesting work. Ii
Is written ia plain languageior the general render
and is illustrated with upwards oi one hundred en-
cravings. All young married people, or those
contemplating marriage. ani lAying the least i'm.
IL disCl0ses secrets that every one should be ac-
Guaintcd with Still it l. book that must be
locked up, and not lie about the house 1t will he
sent to any one on the receipt oftiily Cent?. Ad-
dress DR.. WM. YOUNG, ~, 4l9. Spruce Stre,..
aoore Fourth. Philadelphia. 2Gly
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE,

On the 9th inst, the Rev. Charles
Husband was ordained to the priesthood
in Grace Church. Randolph. bishop
Hopkins was present; also, the Rev.
Mcssrs. Douglass Of Windsor, who preach
ed the sermon, Roberts of Montpelier,
Fairbanks of Brandon, Woodbridge of
Nergennes, and Graves of Middlcbury
There was large attendance and part of
the choir from Christ Church, Montpel.
Ter, was present. The prospects OF the
parish are encouraging, and pre- paraions
are being made for building a new church
this year in the thriving village of West
Randolph.
The pastoral relation between Rev. S.
II. Hall and the Congregational church
in Bloomington was dissolved by an &C.
clesiastical council on Tuesday. the 9TH
inst.
Rev. NJ NJ. Boardman of Lynnfed,
Mass has been called by the church in
Poultney TO succeed Rev. John G.. Hale.
Rev, DIR. Seaver is now the oldest Con-
gregational pastor IN Rutland County in
date of settlement.
The Loyal Georgian saya that eighty
six thousand persons, formerly worshiping
under the discipline of the Meth 5disi
Episcopal church, south, have transferred
their membership to the African Metho.
dist Episcopal church.
REBEL CHURCH SUITS The rebel:
have signally failed in suits for the Meth.
odist churches in Athens and in Knoxyill,
having been defeated in both cases
Presiding Elder Heyden of Athens dis
trict, llolston Conference, has been in
vited to come through Cumberland Gar
into Kentucky, and organize some Meth
odlst societies that desire to come back te
the cold Church"
The old "'.iissionary Herald has beer
enlarged and bcautified, is printed at tho
Riverside press, and TO Christian people
is one OF the most attractive OFF month
lies. The January number contained
sixteen missionary maps, list of all tho
missions and missionaries of the American
board, and much other interesting infor.
nation. The February number is illus,
trated by an excellent wood engraving
and is well filled with missionary intelli.
gence. The Herald still sustains its old
price, 81 per year, and is the cheapts
periodical printed in this country, if moi
in the world
The Catholic society at Rutland have
purchased lot on which they propose to
erect large marble church during the
coming summer
he Jews in Bombay have been greatly
excited by the publication of a pamphlet
| by their pontitf, entitled, "The Voice of
the Vigilant." The object of the nam.
phlet Is to pursuade the Jews that il /,
useless to wait any longer for the promised
slessiah. 40 il was Jesus Christ himself
who is nude known in the New Tesla.
ment.
A good story is told of Glasgow mer
chant who, on his death bed, sent for a
Free church clergyman. Having some
fears regarding his future prospects. he
asked the reverend gentleman, "Do you
think, if were to leave $1,000 to the
Free kirk, my soul would be saved ?"
Swell" answered the cautious minister,
Il couldn't just promise you that, but
think it's an experiment well worth try
ing"
The Boston Recorder takes issue with
The Round Table upon its assertion o
the Ignorance of the clergy" and denies
that they oppose new discoveries in science.
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TuE CONFESSION AND EXpr-

INIIFtNN7I- =
Published for the benefit and as a Cation tn
louNG Mis- and others, who suffer from Nervou,
Debility Premature Decay Of Manhood, &c., sup
plying at the same time TIE MEANs or SrIi =
Cure. BY one who has cured himself after II =
ostpaid addressed envelope single copies. free Of
charge, may he had of the author. NATHANIEL
MAltAlk. Esq, Rrooklyn. Kings Co. NY 4;1v
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IoNoR TO THE BRAvE-The Herald
has been looking over the last report Of
the Adjutant and Inspector General and
complies the following complete list of
Vermont officers who received brevet
promotions for gallant and good conduct
during the late war:
Field and STAFF Officers
Brig -Gen.-William Wells, Waterbury.
4" JAS. NJ. Warner, Middleb'y.
Brcvet Brig. Gen.--Wiliam II. Henry,
Waterbury.
John X. Lewis, Bur
G.. Z. Foster, Wal
den.
Edward H. Ripley,
Rutland.
Col.-Amasa S. Tracy, Miitlebury.
" Horace w. Floyd, Springfield.
George u. Damon, Ncwbuy.
Lieut. Col. -Enoch +. johnson, Caslleton.
" Eugene o. Cole, Bennington.
X" WIN J. Spcrry, Cavcndish.
Adace +. Walker, MILDLY.
Lyman L. Knapp, Towns
h,nd.
Maj -Erastus G. Ballou.
John A. Salisbury, Tinmo nth.
Adjt.-James NJ. Reed, Burlington.
Company ONc0s
Brevct Maj-Elijah Wales, }rattlcboro'
g Ephraim w. Harrington,
Kirby.
George w. Bonnet, st.
Johnshury.
George ii. Amidon, Ja-
maica.
Charles G. Gould, Wind
ham.
Merritt Barber, Pownal
- Henry J. Nichols, Sudbury.
James L Ellrilge, Warren.
George g. Tilden, Rocli-
ester
Henry G. Baxter. Derby.
Captain-Geo. A. Bailey, Woodstock.
" John H. Macomber, Fairhaven.
Arnold c. Fay, Richmond.
" George Hicks, Bennington.
Charles ID. Brainarl, Danville.
% Mason A. Stone, Wilmington.
Brevct Capt.--Silas HLewis, st. Adams.
a. Charles H. Arson, Mont
pclicr
Hollis o. Clatfin, Brook
field
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4 LOYAL SOLDIERS LETTER

\ BRANDY STATION, Va, Jan. 20, 1864.
Dear Sir,-Please send me six boxes Of Your
PERisrALric LozENGEs.- | was IN very bal health
and would go from four to six DAYS without an
evacuation. | am now cured OF CostvencsS |
was mere skeleton, but now am fieshv, hearty
and strong. and without the Lozengcs could not
have gone through tho Tcarv marches of the Po-
tomac Army. FRANCIS KELLY.
Dr. Harrison Boston, Co. l., 18th Me. Vols
No. fremont Temple
For sale by J. $. Harrison & Co., Projectors
No. fremont Temple, Boston, and by all Drug
gists or will be mailed on receipt oi 60 cts. AZ. lw
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G. o E ; S
DY EPSIA CURE .


This Great Eemed, for all diseases Of the
STO NJ \ Oh.
ia the discovery Of the inventor OF Coc's valuabls
Cough Baisaa while experimenting for his own
health. 1t cured cramp in the Stomach ion him
which had before Welded 20 nothing but clul0lurn..
The almost daily testimony from various parts
OF the country encourage US 10 believe there is M
disease caused bJ u disordcred stomach it will no,
speedily cure.
Physicians enhS9 nd use it. -NilistaS g'a testimony
d lis efficacy
And from all directions We receive tidinGs Of cures
re formed.
DYSPEpSIA-It is sure 20 cure.
HEARTBl 'llN-Onc dose will cure.
SICK .HtA DACHE-lt has cured in hundreds OF
HENDAGuE AND DIzzlNESS-It stops in so
minutes.
ACIDlIY OF THE sToMACH-It oorrects st
RISING OF THE FOOn-It stors Immediately
DISTRESS AFTER EATING--Ouc dose will re-
move.
CHOLERA MORBUS-Raridly yields to few
toorc.
BAD BREATH-Win he changed with hall bot
tie.
IT Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS !
It's unprecedented success Is owing to the fact
that
II CURES BY ASSISTING .NiIT RI
10 "a a-srii her sway in the system.
Nearly every dealer in tie United States sells
ii at
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
&. G.. CLARK q CO.
PKnrRIrroEs.
g3:cwIy NEW HAVEN, conn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
W OWNERS OF HORSES.

Two OWNERS OF HORSES.
Il Thousands of horses die yearly from Collie
This need not lie. DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse
Iiniment will positively every case, IL given
when first taken. I he cost is only ono dollar.
Every owner Of horse should have a no tie in
his stable, ready for use. Itis warranted superior
to ANYTHING else tor the cure Of Cuts, Wind Calls,
Sweliings Sore Throat, Sprains, Bruises, Old Sore,
&c. This Iinimcnt Is no new remedy. II has
been used and approved Of Tor 1G wears by the first
horscmen in the country. Given to an Over-dtivcn
horse, it acts like magic. Orders are constantly
received from the racing stables Of England for it.
The celebrated Hiram Woodruff, OF trottng fame,
has used it for wears and saws it is lar superior 90
any other he has tried. lie kindly permits me ia
refer to him, Ills address is East. New York.
Long Island. RccOcct, DR.. Tobias Venetian
Horse Imminent is put up IN plat BOTTLES. Take
no other. Sold bv Druggists and SaddlerS. De-
pot, 5G Cortllndt st, New York. l3,7w
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CTATE OF vERMONT-District of

- Addison. RS.
The Probate Court for Il c District Of Addison.
To all persons interested in the estate Of
JANE WILCOX,
late # Bridport deceased. Greeting:
n l.. Bennett, administrator Of the estate #
sa.d deceased, having Ned lis petition in wri,u..
in this court, PRAYING for license to sell al the
real estate Of said deceased, Ter the purpose ut
paving the debt, Of said deceased and the cN ensos
OF administration.
Thereupon, You are hereby no;i,iel to appear
before said court. at sr>>i ~ .hercoi to he held
at the Probate Office in Nldlctt.y IN said District.
On Monday, tile 18Th day Of Icrruar, uext q. ..
1861 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and show
cause, il any Won have, why said license shout
not lie granted
Dated at Middlebury, aforesaid, this 22d day
Of january, \. u. 1867.
I4-3w CALVIN g. TILDEN, JuA4c.
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This Company, now fully organized. having
computed with til" laws Of y. T. State, and dcpos-
tied 800, geo eiitS capital with the superintendent
OF the Insurance Department Tor the security OF
its policy holders, ], now prepared to issue the
various kinds of police, on favorable conditions
as those OF any Their Company.
Dividends increase with the age Of the Policy
Non participating rates are lower than those Of
any Company in the World
losses paid in thirty days after due notice and
proof Of death
Liberal arrangements made in regard to travel
.One-tlird ct the amount Of premium will be
loaned the policy-hullrr when dc,iied.
Liberal arrangements made with good Agents
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MAGIC BILIOUS POWDERS.

HEADACHE, CONSTIPATION,
PIMrLES, BIOTCHES A SALLOW
SKIN, nROWSlNESS DIZZI-
NESS. HEARTBURN,
PAlrlr tTiON.
And a most wonderful
GRE And PREVENTIVE Or FEVER K AGUB !
I'VE advise all who are troubled with this fear
ful malady 20 always keep the Powders Oh hand
ready for immediate use.)
Here few important particulars
lst-Ihev are the Great Specific for all Bilious
inrc.ious
2l-Thcy ARE The only known remedy that will
cure Liver Complaint.
5l-Ihey are The ouly known remedy hat viii
cure Constipation.
4th-The Powders are so thorough in II OPP
Grafton that one package "iil be all that tie maj
GRITTY Of those G,ins; them will require Ia effect
cure.
jth-They urc Mill and pleasant vet tho most
enectual vaAartic known.
6;h--Ecv are the cheapest and hest medicine
eNtant, as they can Ice sent b. mail to ANY uaIt
Of HE globe fer the price, 80 cents.
Circulars, containing certificates. information,
BE, sent to any part Of tho world free Of charge.
Sold by ali Druggists, or sent 10y mail on appli-
cation TO
{. &. CLARK { CO., Gcncrl Agents
NEw HAVEN, CoNS
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Il The subscriber offers for sale, G e p, Ills
Farm containing 10 acteS situl'cd il t~o ni;ra
and one hall from Hip en- village on the turr,aLc
leading across the mountain. TLerc i, ca tic
place good horsc two Large ll,uS, ard ccn,en-
lent sheds. There is ai,y OF water and CO.. sc.,-
lent o. access. For terms inquire cftLo suh,cri!
J. S. CHANDLER
kpton, VI, Jan. 20, 1867. i6:GR