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YER MONT CENTRALASDSULLlyi
RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Juig !. lcJl

AAHS "SAA" 81 ~ A. 90
Leave Burlington 80 200 a. NJ, l2s j. b.
.00F. II
Mail Train leaves RoUse's poir. a. a.
receives passengers from O-te-s,1-l i = :,
connects az White River Junction h- E-.
Falls with trains for Boston, Wc--ss.ei'
feid,an 1ith trains ou Fsssuupsic E. e i-i.''
New fork at iO.45 P. q.
steam beat Train leaves Nor trea4 90 r ~
St. Johns at rs a. NJ, O. o.. aTriyil- q; p-l.---
1919 g. u. connecting there with eie4-'
Lake George, Saratoga, &c.
Day Express leaves Montreal a. -
81. Johns al DO A. NJ. Ogdeusr-r-l a. %. -
Roussis Point ia.l5 a u. fyr g..f.a. sc. ai'-
IN Boston via Love-. az i4 2i p. 81. -.,u
Night Express leaves Os'sns1urc- ,. j. - i
Montreal $50 ?. M. .R0use's Point 50 LIZ =
at i-s0 P. ~, arriving a. Bos;ou ~ 80, a -
aectlng at Bellows Falls Eirh Cheshire - r.
Boston and Worcester AMI F,th Vernon -
Railroad for Springfield. DC. and arriving 70
York at 1920 p ~
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TEAMS aolNe @slslA ANa 49, d.
Leave Burlington At SIS a. u, s.Il 4 %
p. II. SO 2. n. .--.zI )
Day Express leaves BostOl s.a L1Ee-- = 6y3.,f
~ for Burlington, ST. Aloaus. NonieA-'
burgh, &c. -1Ag
Mail Train leaves Boston ia =. We Z. a. sr---
via Lawrence and Fi.chhurg z-fSt A. ~ 49,. q.
as.d q, rs A 81. for Burlington, 81
denshurgh and Montreal. ..--, -
The tram leaving Boston via tii-- .-ss-.s.f
a. N. and Springfield at 7.i5 O. L-sf n
White River Junction with tie lai - q
Accommodated Train leaves 49, sl-'si
A. 81, Burlington, Rutland, 80. Astl'
Point, 0gdeusburgh, sc. ....aNP ,.
Night Express leaves Bellows "a ,rI.sy + ,
receiving passengers from VerIoal-. Z sss-is
leaving New YORK. az l2.i5 2. ", a2-L-..--s.-c- :
r. R. leaving Boston 80 5-S p " - FJ.is1
White River Junction with train les'--, Vcnif'n
500 P. NJ. fJr Burlington, iIouse.: go Tvs
and O-ielsbuTE, connecting Nita
trains for the West. .,... Nzhi y
Sleeping cars are attached 20 oos. "a lsasl -
press trains running between =
Boston, and 81. Alhans and Sprins ls..tt at tf
Through Tickets FOR Chicago Nn- -
sale at the Principal stations- 81, o.. l1ts We.
Tickets 10 Detroit, Chicago Gne a. A-sfesa
sold by u. n, DRURY, Agent, Nso:..tsI isrotsh'
Hotel Burlington, Vt.-Bssg1gs NEE s.pt
81. Alhans july {, 1857
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TO LAWYERS
FRENCH, GERMAN. SPANISH AND
ITALIAN EDUCATIONAL BOOKS.

7 HAVE JUST RECEIVED on consignment, an
4 invoice Of French, German. spanish and Italian
Books Eiucati0nai and Miscellaneous, and will
sell them az Publishers prices.
Respectfully
E.A. FULLER.
Oct. l5
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Fr.rais Rooms al tAs A1er5 an ! i's-
The Or. has been the entire past fy aonths in
Caledonia and Orleans Counties, treat Z diseases
oflons standing;
Lirer, Lung. and Throat Dissd Scr9t-
ula, Rictcis, and all Hum0rs; [Hs 81
T-Hus' Dance RhcumGtism; rdtGTTh
Deafness TumOrs PHes Dro y ; KID
aey Disease III Female Comp iHts Ger
cert internal Cancer e; Irregular fs Pro
IaBsus: .Uercuri1l and SeminG' Diseases,
and TGiHts Of the Blood. Sc.
Or. CEABRE has the best suit Of Offices IL New
England, at 81 Main street, Hartford Conn, where
he las been located yeas. \ competent physician
J.. retaiae ed there while the Doctor gives his own al
teuti0n entirely 10 Chronic Diseases.
N.B.-Tle best people in this city ard state re
commend him.
"B-6vdsrY he stay afhoae, tteHi' whines out Al
old fault finder. Because Of El0u7GHfs an nc land,
crgiHg'
"COME AND HELP UST'
" VERMONT, Dr.. c. has been known by his
'.occ1si0u1i tisifs,' since ls6l ~ All your news
papers sDeak vel Of him. sS-Au his patients
speak well Of him. - See his f0ur-pased circu-
lars for particulars.
class people a. his patrons, which no travelling
doctor has ever done
Diseases tod. al sight. Every case confidential.
EXAMINATIONS. 81 treatment and medicine
from s. o. SIS per month. Patients unable 10 call
NAY be visited AT home.
II would REQUIRE paper the size Of a bedquilt 70
copy al the god notices given the Doctor. Here
are "a fCW fur samples.
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IER
CENTRAL PACIFIC II. X
THE WESTERN HALF
oFIHE
Great National Trunk Line

WECdt 4NfrtkOhkaE n VIZ n AAHfAS
Across the Continent,
Being constructed WITH THE AID AND SUPERVISORS
OF rHE UsITED STATES GOVERNMENT. Is destined 70
be one Of the most important lines OF communica-
ton In the world Il is the sole iisk bstress Ae
PGefe Coast s-a tAs Interior BGsiH, over which the
immense Overland travel must pass, and the
PaincfpaI Portion of the Main Stem
Line between the two Oceans.
Its line extends from Sacramento, on the tidal
waters Of the Pacific, eastward across the richest
and most populOus parts Of California, Nevada
and Utah, contiguous TO all the great Mining
Regions OF the Far West, and viii meet anu con
meet with the roads row building east Of the Rocky
Mountains About 100 miles are now built,
equipped and In running operation u the summit
now graded, will be added, and the tract carried
entirely across the mountains TO point in the
will be easy and rapid Iron, materials and equip
ment are ready at hand for 300 miles Of road, aud
10000 men are employd in the continuation
The local business upon the completed portion
surpasses all previous estimate. The figures for
GOLD'
GROSS OPERATING Nat
EARNINGS, EIPESsEs, EARNINGS,
s4S7, $40 ca ss6,54s II S4Ol OBJ Il
or at the rate Of two millions per annum, Of which
more that three -fourths net profit on less than
100 miles worked. This Il upon the actual, leg1-
innate traffic q the road, with It's terminus in the
mountains, and with Only the normal ratio Of gov
eminent transportation, and Is exclusive Of the
materials carried for further extension Of the
road.
The Company's interest liabilities during the
same period were less than tl25, 90.
Add % ,hjs an ever-expanding through traffic
and the o. portions Of the future business become
immense.
The Company are authorized TO continue their
line eastward until Il shall meet and connect with
the roads now building east Of the Rocky Noun
tain ranges Assuming that they will build and
control half the entire distance between San
Francisco and the Missouri Riger, nov seems
probable, the United States will have invested in
the completion Of SOS miles So 100000, or
az the average rate Of $4,000 Der mlle-not
including an absolute grant Of IO.OOO.OOO acres
Of the Public lands. BY becoming joint investor
in the magnificent enterprise, and by waving its
first lien in favor Of First Mortgage BOnthOiders,
INK GENERAL GOvERSNENT, IL EFFFCT, INVITES
TEE COOPERATION or PRIVATE CAPITALISTS, and
has carefully guarded tkeir interests against 81
ordinary contingencies.
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NeMs liens,

In Chicago the other day al the children
IN one family were married TO all the children
in another. Ii was triple wedding.
Tbeapplecrop in New Hampshire is very
uneven one. but is reported on the whole TO
be up to the average Of the past ten years.
Colfax well says. " Every stamp you pun
upon a deed, check, or mortgage, Is De
ImocratIc sticking plaster to remind you q a
Democratic rebellion.
The occurrence Of three marriages during
one week III the village Of Waterford + rc-
garded By the Troy Times as an indication OF
the approach Of winter.
The last link in continuous railroad
communication between Chicago and SAINT
Paul, Mimi, was completed on Monday
The distance from Chicago to St. Paul by
this route is four hundred and forty-three
miles. and Will be run in about twenty
hours.
The Baldwin House, in Oslensbursh,
was totally destroyed by fire at four o clock
Monday morning. Loss $4,000. Upwards
of eighty inmates were thrown out Of
shelter.
Long John Wentworth Of Chicago got
degree of L. L. D. from Dartmouth Col
lege, last Commencement, and has 81 nce
gwen the College $4,000.
A London paper says the plate at Wind
cor Castle, lor the use Of Her Majesty and
the Court, weighs nearly thirty tons, and
that it's value may be roughly estimaed at
$4,000, 600.
In an address to the Republicans Of Penn
sylvanil the State Central committee show
that in either one Of eight counties there
We're enough Republicans who neglected to
vot to have elected the candidate Ct tie
party.
There arr twenty-five steamers per month
which arrive al and leave Panama for differ
ent parts Of the world. One hundred and
fifty thousand tons of freight annually make
the transit between the two oceans, while
fifty millions Of bullion also pass the lsthmus.
The trade is increasing enormously.
4 veteran rascal named HOyt has been
arrested fol stealing cattle in New lamp
shire. lie would drive them of II herds
from their pastures, take them to Massachu-
settts, slaughter and sell them. He is sixty
years old, and has spent thirteen Of the last
twenty fveyears in prison.
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scnoFULA, CAIAnla AsD cossUsr1iOs crn.p.

ScRoFULA, CATARra AyD CoxsUxrrioS CrnEb
2lTsi LGrins Chase Of Peacham, requests US TO
publish the following: Il have been an inval;5
under medical Gaze above ; years and unable -
DO any work, having Liver Complaint. Cata~r6
and az last. Consumption. BeinS IN S..
eve Of Despair, we applied t. Dr. Craptre ne -
dforiaL by AIS treatment ! have got well IN
short time have spun 40 skeins Of yarn ana a. nv
- any other difficulty. Nj. d, Use
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HARPER's Bazaar,

\ Weekly Journal Of Fashion. beautifully nlustr,-
ted
Also
.M4G4ZIN'ES FOR .N-OVE.HBER.
Received az
Oct. =. HUNTINGTON'S
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FARMERS RECORD

with headings and rulings for Farm and family ex-
pense and general accounts with much valuable
Information for farmers. inc uiing tables OF
weights and measures and incomes required % be
made % assessors-a book that all farmers should
have-hy ". G, Muuson-(1lr sizs bOUn1.)
For sale hy
s. HUNTINGTON.
Burlington, Oct. 4, ls67. d&w
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MAGAZINES.

BOOK.
MISTAKES OF EDUCATED MEN-by John s.
Hart, L. L. D.
POPEs ESSAY or NAME mo cloth, finely Illus
trated
GRIMs1'S GOBLINS-iIlustrati1us In cli0rs.
SUPERSTITION AND FORCE
600 d ENGLIsu-by Gould
SHEDD'S HOMu ETICS.
ANCIENT LAW-Ay Il 5. Main.
FBITHIOF's SAGA. A-aericln En-. edited ~
Bayari Taylor.
SHORT sTUDIE~ on GREAT SUBJECTs BY
Fr0ude.
Received az
HUNTTSGTOS.s
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Mrs. Vim. Greer. Of Sutton apnlied n, ~
Orabtrei June 20th, having every symptom o.con-
sainptoa-@d stage. A constant hard couch had
lIlltateo and caused an excessive purulene and
sahsalneous discharge from the lungs great dsbiI-
,ty &c she evidently could not Ion givsr without
ne!p; ~. Us neoieinss have restored her. the
.aa she claims she is cured, and can do good davis
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NOTICE.
TOURISTS

AND CASUAL VISITORS at Burlington. .bopld
"A not fail to supply themselves with some OF
Styles beautiful Stereocopic Views Of Burlington
anc vicinity. The An Sable ChAsn, Port TYcon-
deroga, Green and White Mountain Scenery.
Guides 10 Lake George and Lake Champlsin'
the White Mountains, or Pocket Map Of tie New
York Wilderness.
For sale by
CO. FRENCH AGO.
"frsss BriLbrss- opposite City Hall
Aug I'D.
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CRowns Follow A creater uu.,ss., shan be-a
to!ore visited Litte's Hotel last xeex On the oc-
casion Of the fourth regular mOraAly visit Of the
sanatOTian to this town. Inval.as hearin,, Of the
great success Of the Doctors l-eatment. came In
crowds, N foot, who were alta and in carriages
ana the last daY 50 great sas the demand Ia,
iaauy we're obliged TO retETa without preseription
lis medicines are agreeable TO take, ars S1SSt
wonderfully ehicaeious . results. re ..ase Eo-e
more VISIT here this iii, and promis.1 Io retusn
IN the sprins--Bsrfsz paper, Sepf3.
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subscription One Dollar.

Any Person sending Us ONE DOLLAR, or paving
the same 70 our local Agents. viii receive immedi-
ately the Steel = ate Engraving, at choice irom
the following list, and Oue Certilcafe Of StOck,
insuring One Present in the GREAT DISTRICT
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
No. my Child Ny Child = No.2.-.'They're
Saved THEY'RE Saved % No. 3-"Od Seventy
six ; or, the Early Days Of the Revolution
Any person paying TWO DOLLARS will receive
either Of the following fine Steel Plates. az choice
and Two Certificates Of stock, thus becoming en-
titled TO Two Presents.
TWO DOLL AR ENGRAVINGS
No. "Washingtoas Courtship.~ No. p
"Nashin-ton's last interview with bis Mother
THREE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
Any person paying THREE DOLLARS vii re-
ceiye the beautiful steel Plate Of
"HOME FROM THE WAR;
and Three Certificates Of Stock, becoming entitled
10 Three Presents.
FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAyISGs.
ANY person paving FOUR DOLLArs shall re-
ceive the large and heautiiul Steel Plate Of
1.-THE PERILS OF OUR FoREFATHERsr
and -Four Certificates Of stock, emitting them to
Four Presents.
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAVIN6S.
Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall re.
ceived the large and splendid Steel Plate Of
THE MARRIAGE OF POCAHONTAs.r
and Five Certificates OF Stock, emitting them to
The Engravinss and Certificates will Re
delivered 70 each subscriber at cur Local Agen-
ces. or sent By mail, pest paid, OF express, as may
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GEF r = !

FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS.
A SUPERB STOCK Of fine gold and silver Watch.
~ Is, all warranted 10 run. and thoroughly reSu.
lated at the low price Of SO each, aDd satisfaction
guaranteed.
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HAMPERS bA-Akt one 4eArf--.--.----s l-.'
An extra copy o. either the M1cl-fHs, Wesl'r. Or
B1-1r will be supplied gratis flr every club % FIVE
SUBSCRIBERS AZ Sf.1l each, ia one remittance -
SIX CCples Tor 81 u1
Facs numbers can be supplied at any time.
= Subscriptions sent from British North Aue-i-
can Provinces must he accompanied with ID cents
aftiiJHsl 10 prepay United states postage Address
HARPER BROTHERS,
franklin Square. New York.
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guaranteed.
l00 Solid Gold Hunting Watches $50 70 5000
l LADIES ss' @s5eS Ss1 sS %iSi 'S So
10 Gold Hunting Chronomcter
Watches, % % 3l0
300 Gold Hunting English Levers, 20Ot1 1jJ
30 Gold Hunting Duplex watches, $50 % 21l
so cold Hunting American watches, 100 % 80
500 silver Hunting Levers, soto $50
500 Silver Hunting Duplexes, - t1 2-I
500 Gold Ladies' Watches. 81 20 80
1000 Gold Hunting Lepiues, 51t0 -
1000 Miscellaneous Silver Watches, soto leo
300 Hunting silver Watches, 25t1 %
500O Assorted Watches, al kinds, 10 20
The above stock viii be lsp1scf Of on the PoPC-
LAR oSE-PRICE PLAN. giving every patron fine
Gold or solid Silver Watch FOR %, without regard
70 value
Wright Bro. L Co, I6l Broadway, New York,
wish 70 Immediately dispose Of the above masnih
cent stOck. Certificates, naming tie articles. are
placed in sealed envelopes. and we'll mixed. Hold
ers are entitled 20 the art cles named in their Ger
tidcate upon Payment Of Ten Dollars, whether 70
be a watch worth sl.to or one worth less. The re-
turn Of any Of certificates entities you @ the ar
ticles named thereon, upon payment. irrespective
Of its worth, and no article valued less than 700
Is named on any certificate, IL will at once De seen
that this is DO lottery, but stra-ht forward legi-
innate transaction. Fhich may be participated II
even by the most fastidiOus.
A single certificate will be sent by mail, post paid,
upon receipt OF = cents, five FOR g. eleven for 3
thirty three and elegant premium for -. sixty-six
and more valuable premium Tor $40, one hundred
wishing employment, this Is rare opportunity. 10
is legitimstely conducted business. daily author
lied by Government, and open to the most careful
scrutiny. Watches sent by express, with bill fer
collection on delivery 50 that no dissatisfaction can
possibly occur. Try Address
WRIGHT, BROTHER CO, importers,
I6l Broadway, New York
Oct. 3O-dlm&w3n.
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Heutistfp.
DENTISTRY.
DENTAL NOTICE.

DENTAL NOTICE.
+ AN permanently located In Burlington as a
l. Dentist, and say to those wishing the services
Of dentist. that i prepared to give them
GOOD WORK and at REASONABLE PRICES. /
am permitted to refer 10 the following gentlemen
Of Montpelier, where have practiced my profess
sion for several years;
Hon. ROdk. Richardson, Hon. c. ". willard.
Hon, J. \. Page, hiram Atkins, ESQ.
State Treasurer, J ". Ellis ESQ
Ron. Daniel Baldwin, Cash. FIRST Nat. Bank.
Hon. L. P. Walton,
ES-P ease give me a call.
Uiice in First National Bank building. En-
trance on College St.
Burlington, Sept. &c. 1867. w.t.
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ety -
HON. WILLIAM B. NAM,
District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa.
HON. LEWIS r BROOMAL,
E1-Chief Come, L 5. Mint. and Recorder Of
Deeds Philadelphia, Pa.
Lon. JAMES ". sCOYELL, New jersey.
HON. W. ". WARE. Nes Jersey.
HENRY GORMAN, ESQ,
Agent Adams Express, Philadelphia, Pa.
or Joy, Coe Co, Philadelphia.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WARRINGTON, p. C.,
April IL, l~6T-Oflce q Internal Revenue Hay
Ing received satisfactory evidences that the pro-
eeeds Of the enterprise conducted hy the Washing
ton Library Company will lie devoted 10 charitable
uses, permission Is hereby granted to said Cone
pany 10 conduct such enterprise exempt from al
charge, whether from special tax or other duty.
IA. EOLLINs, Commissioner.
The Association have appointed as Receivers
AessrsaG GORGE A. COOKE & co, 80 South Third
Street, Philadelp hia, whose well known integrity
tee that the money intrusted 90 then will he
promptly applied 10 the purpose stated.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May ~, 1867.
To hs offer, and Members IF the Washington II
bray Co., ", 5. READ, secretary.
Gentlemen On receipt Of your favor Of the 18th
inst, notify NJ Us Of our appointment Receiv-
eft Iur our Com panN, we t0oA the liberty 70 sub
nit copy OF your Charter, with plan # your
enterprise 70 eminent legal authority, and having
received his favorable opinion in regari 70 It's le-
gality, and sympathiEing with the Benevolent OBJ
Jet OF your Association, viz: the education and
maintenance OF the orphan children OF cur soldiers
and sailors Of the Riverside Institute, We have
cluded 70 accept the trust, and 20 use our best e
forts 10 promote so worthy an object,
Respectfully, yours, sc.
GEO. A. COOKE 4 co.
Address all letters and orders to
GEO. A. COOKE & CO., Bankers.
80 South Third Steeet. Philadelphia, Pa.
Receivers for the Washington Library Co.
Aug. 5,lls67 deod&w5m.
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anu inter lAAe'Atate 7 tIses
Leaving Ogdensburgh, on Arrival
EXPRESS TRAIN FROM TIE Fs,-
PASSENGERS and Families moving We. -
embark with their Luggage, Team, slCc. & T.
land together without disturbance or T-ar
meut az their port Of destination, thus a.
the great Inconvenience Of the many cla--..
LAYS and expenses Of other routes, These o-et-.-
have large CABISs and STATE Rooms, az. +. F..
neatly furnished, for FIRST CLASS PA>sE s.e
and Second Cahids with Cook Stoves and g. -
Tie uccO uodations for passengers and
who may wish % furnish their osu prJt.s..-. s..
Cturts viii be spared % maintain the r5.-... Pa
of this, as the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE
4 thorough rebuilding. redtting. reua.--- ...
reiu-uishiug. with several new boats al.G1 ~.
I.-. makes this now the most conflrta- e. .ls--.
and expeditions route o. tie GREAT WEST
- Be sure and see the Agents o. this lin
fore Gu bay your tickets
e = T,l.',y 5feu ,eiI i1isys meet P=l''- on 1..
DsF9f - OgleBsiiIgt % i1,s else-f 1-t -.-
BaJgaJs-
We viii make i- the interest Of ever I--.-
70 set the A-crts O.. this Line before f--.al.-.
elsewhere
VTHROC6H TICKETS over all va--
Railroad Lines can y obtained on app l,a-
6 EOR6E v. S5lI1 IL, Of ca corner Ear- on
terson sts-, opposite Johnson Rouse, o-p7-'
ZONE HUNDRED POUNDS OF BAG
FREE, To EACH PASSENGER
Baggage Checked through TO an I1..
For THROUGH Tickets and other Iuio-ual--. e..
GA. EDDY.
Once Steamers LANDING, O-te1sa-r-l,
$50. ". SMITH, Geul Ticket A-a--
II J. GOODNO, Passenger agent
For further Information inquire % 30. Cs---
u. n. DRCRT. Agent.
American I.r1 l-r-E
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Books and Stationery
CULTURE,

DEMANDED BY MODERN LIFE, BY Youmans.
IL and other new books, at
RUSTINGTON's.
Sent 3. ls5..
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RHEUMATISM.

MI 6reen, Of Sutton, applied zane time bavs,.-
81 s1nsfea with hheumatism Of both limbs a n
ieet- MS gratitude for recovery promnted I'm
IN month to offer DR.. C. double the price chad
EREMEMBER THE DAYS
COME EARLY.
W.. BARKER, Agent.
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ST BSCRIPTIONS.
= a.

The Publishers have perfected q system q mall
in. BY which they can supply tie Magazine, Hss.-
w. and Bs=1- promptly o those who prefer O. re-
ceive their periodicals directly from tue Of,e q
PueIicati1n. Postrasters ant others DESTROYS q
getting up clubs, VII be supplied with a SHOW bin
on application.
The d stage on '' Haruer's B8zlr~ IS % cents
year, which must be paid a. the S-5scrits'' post
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Steamboats,.
J., Chicago.
FIRST CLASS UPPER Carl,

This well known and reliable Company. WI .
irg the present Season, run their line n -'-
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DR.. Cra5tre will make monthly visits 10 the
principal towns IN tins County during the fan and
winter; as be has in Orleans County the past ES-
slow to s, lze this great opportuuitv fsr health.
4 o.he pla,es.
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TIE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE.

ooal AGENTsw WANTED throughout the Z. States.
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Ginanfial.

ACROSS THE SIERRA NEvADAs.
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PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN
GOLD COIN, in New York city. They are in
sums Of 81 900 each. with seui-anuual gold
coupons attached, and a-e selling for the present
At % per cent. and accrued interests from July
LIST added, IN currency, at which rate they yield
nearly
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NEW BOOKS.
ENGLISH PURITANs-by Msstyns
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