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MRS. Carroll.
III AvING RETURNED TO THE CRY, OFFERS HER
nj, a " g. rs TeaGher q the Piano and Vocal Mudc
December % EA sI68-s. WI -----'- i@.sa& a'
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CITY TAXES.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR, !
49, CrTT HALL. January !. 1867
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THIS OFFICE Is
IN now open, and will remain open ovcry day from
the hours Of A. NJ to P. NJ Sundays excepedl until
the first day Of February next for the receipt of Tax Re
turns Real Estate- s
All Males White and Coored. over the age Of twenty
years. required to return themselves for Capita
ton Tax.
All defaulters VIII be dealt with the Ordinance di
rects. D. G.: GIBSON City Assessor
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The following statement will show the terrible
effect the late war had on American shipping
that ship building inthe United States has been
aecordmg to the report of the Secretary of the
Treasury, almost destroyed, and, according to
to exiting punishment. For the last six years the
commerce Of the United States has fallen behind
tnues to recede year by year. The following
statement Of the Secretary gives confirmation to
this assertion and begins to awaken undisguised
alarm: . s4t 5'I.|
Carrying
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nOTELS.
VICTORIA HOTEL.

CHIMNEY CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL. JANUARY 7, 1s47.
1tTTY COUNCIL WILL PROCEED, AT IT'S NEXT
Regular Meeting be hell Tuesday, 18th inst, to
M election for TWO CHIMNEY CONTRACTORS. one
for the Upper Wards and for the Lower Wards.
Persons APPLYING will please their surcties Tho
bond required given is s2OOO Letters received
up to 2 o'clock P. NJ. on the day OF election.
W. II. SMITH
January8 8 Clerk Of Council
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r < NJ @ VALS.
EDUCATl0 NAL.
MOUNT ZION INSTITUTE,
WINNSBORO', S. c.

: WINNSBORO, s. G. N -----
CORPS OF TEACHERS.
G. A. WOODWARD. Principal.
Rev. y. P. DUBOSE, AM, ! .;..
W. NJ. DWIGHT, 1"''oN"S'
FENHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL OPEN THE
IL lst Monday in February.
TERMS SESSION. '
Board with Tuition in all the branches except Phi
losophy Chemistry and French. $3.50 90
Philosophy Chemistry and French each. 15 90
Students required to furnish bed linen, covering and
towels.
J For f,,rther rs-fo, address the princinal
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r O R SALE.

FOR SALE.
L,OR SALE, FORTY HEAD FINE THREE
j. and four year old MULES Apply at MILLS HOUSE
STABLES. 6 January
nEsIRABLE GROCERY STAND FOR
~ SALE--A DESIRABLE GROCERY STORE, stu-
ated in Market etrect, between King aud Meeting with
Fixtures, Stock and Good Will of the For fur
ther particulars apply at this ofhce. December 20
L,OR SALE.-A SUPERIOR TOP BUGGY
IL and set Of BUGGY HARNESS, can be bought
reasonably by applying to WM. T. ELFE,
December 10 .lg No. 90 Anson-strcet-
LsOR -ALE, A SCHOLAFS.> .>1P IN A PIIILA-
u DEIpHIA University of Medicine and Surgery.
This Scholarship entities students to full instruction
til graduation in the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. embrac-
ing Anatomy, Surgery, Physiology Nateria Mcdica,
Chemistry, Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Chill
dren Principles and Practice Of Medicine and Patholo-
gy. As this is of tho FIRST Medical Universities of
the country, favorable opportunity is offered those
studying medicine for scholarship. Apply ut this
Office. December Is
A II PRIVATE SALE-A FINE FARM, IN
N GOOSE CREEK PARISH, containing G. acres OF
laud 81 of which cleared and under {ence the bal
ancc well wooded This place is situated 16 miles from
Charleston, the State Road, and within quarter of
milo OF tho Northeastern Railroad. There is fine
chard on tho paca.
For Information apply to ag..&
Dr.. 81. BAER
December IL No. 13l Meeting street.
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the Citu of Charleston:

SECTION And bc it further enacted That lists OF let
town or village where newspaper shall be printed.
which being publshed weekly or oftener shn have the
largest circulation within range Of delivery of the sad
oa}ro
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rs S1ssng nnt While It may bo $780, No
- MEssns J. H1cKInso & Co.'S anEAr UNION NArcu O.
t wash tc dispose Of tie above
placed in sealed envelopes Holders sne e..itIas = t
saass ass!ss NAMED On their payment Il Ten
less Tho return Of sny our enttes vcS -
me article % named thereon upon payment Irrespective
named on any It win al once be: seen Tint t.
s no Lottery but legitimate Fsns
ssGp wnica may % IN By the most
single Certificate WIN IS cent " mai post pa,d.
upon receipt OF = cents ave for ST. eleven for "a hrS
valuable premium for slo one HUNDRED md most sans
watch Tor SIC TO Agents or those Wishing apioyment
duly anthorzed BY tho aovesazaen and open
to The most careful seruttny T.s aaL -.
n \, -. No. 140 Bsoadwat; NJ r.
Aeoc0Supo< 70 G g.S5 S%ets limo
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- NIGHT SCHOOL.
m AND AFTER MONDAY THE EXERCISES OF THE
~ subscribers School viii bo conducted at No a64
KING STREET, east side, door south of George nt
which viii bo taught Bookkeeping Whiting and the
higher branches of Mathematics and English Including
Arithmetic. Algebra, Geometry. &c, Political Economy,
Terms moderate Apply above.
January7 :. d o---1>I ~ -. - 1o 1mo.
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ITO RENT, A COMFORTABLE DWELLING.
with oil necessary nppurtenances ut No. 81 Beatain
street Inquire at No. 275 King street.
Tam < IL Co. Z. gM T. - e-H Ia i @ ct11f n,
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Il Ek River, eight miles from the city, containing 404
acres between 60 aud 10 of which have been planted tho
past summer. On 1t is comfortable Dwelling, Kitchen
Barn, Stable and negro Houses Apply ut this Oilcc
December stuthm
TO RENT, STORE NO. 40 EAST BAY.
IL wES1-
No. IS East Bay.
ID DOM TO RENT.--ONE LARGE 'FRONT.'
III ROOM furnished or unfurnshed. Apply at No. 0
STATE STREET. s January 8
tho RENT, DESIRABLE STORE ON
Il King stroct-She1vins, Counters, &c. complete In
quirc ut No. 449 KING STREET January 3
ITO RENT, SEVEN ELEGANT LARGE
Il ROOMS, with all necessary outbuildines, and cis-
tern. This place be divided for two famihcs Rent
very moderate. Apply Mt No. II KING STREET
january 4* =
THO RENT, THE THREE STORY BR1CK
Il RESIDENCE, Nc ~ vnnderhorst street. having gas
throughout, clstern well, carriage house, stables &c
Apply to SCREvEN l. NIsBET -
January Accom1po odation Wharf
ITO RENT, PART of RESIDENCE IN
Il Meeting street, with four or hve rooms. Apply at
WIN. A. DAWSON. No. 3S Broad street. january
ITO RENT, TWO NICE SQUARE ROOFS.
Il and KITCHEN. Apply at No. 20 HASEL STREET,
Near near EAST East i5ay. ----- .-i January
TTVO RENT.-ONE ROOM IN A GENTEEl,
private family. Also KITCHEN and Servants roorns
For particulars apply at this Office. November 27
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LARGEST C1RcULATIoN.-The DAILY
News publishes the O6icial List ct Let
tors remaining in the Posto6icc at the end
of each ,ceeh, ogreea5ly to the Joflo'e'ng
section Of the Ne,o I'ostobfce Lar, as the
nc,cspaper Aaving the largest circulation N
AZ, n;t,, of Charleston 49, iES-57 ae1 Wv
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T o RE N r..


TITO RENT, stIsLACIIWOOD," ONE OF THE
1 safest Plantations South Santoe River containing
222 acres Rice Lands On the place is Thrashor
and all necessary buildings For further particulars
apply to s. L. HOWARD bhO..
January 10 thstu3 ,Boyce's wharf,
vs,o RExT.--sToRE SOUTHEAST CORNER
IL Charleston Hotel. Apply ut Hotel
January 10 -5@,5-a %
TITO RENT, A KITCHEN WITH FIVE
Il ROOMS, in the rear of No. % Broad street. In
uuire Of WILLIAMS & co. January 10
ITO RENT, TWO CODIFOIeTABLE ROOMS
i in private family. Apply at No. 21s COMING
STREET. II January 10
THO RENT: n VERY SUPERIOR ts LONG
COTTON PLANTATION, containing four hun
dred acres, open planting land all under fence. and
but twelve miles from the ty by water Tho lands are
Of the best quality and have een lying idle for
The advantages colectl abundant. Tho
place celebrated health all tho year round.
Any wishing the services OF old
and experienced PLANTER veu some hnnds that
now on the place. Apply t. .7
kNiONS s. co., Factors
January 8 THO Robb'r Wharf.
YCnRTA III r.
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ST. PHILLIPS STREET SCHOOL.
rENHIs SCHOOL BEING FULL. NO MORE Apr Ica
notice. - - ~
By order of the Commissioners.
E. MONTAGUE GRIAIKE.
January .5% TTsa- secrefary = r a g
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HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
rHNHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL BE
II resumed on tho SECOND MONDAY IN SEPTEM-
Is limited to twelve. T7-I
Tho Principal ia q graduate In honors Cambridge
teacher in the South. ~ N ." : ~
Careful and thorough instruction will be given In the
LATIN and GREEK CLASSICS, French aad Spanish
with complete course OF English studies including
Mathematics, Commercial Arithmetic, and BookKeep-
ing. ''- 1->'--'-S- - =
Pupils viii be treated in all respects Us members his
family and will recaive the undivided care and u4an
dies. 4T# n I3E '~'~@-5* '-''D>-.'' -
Refcrences-To the Faculty OF the South Carohna Uni
versity, and to present and former patrons.
signed. RICHARD FORD A ~
NolU1uOla Au.uSL, 1S66. 9tutE AuCllst
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w A N rs

DOOI%-KEEPER WANTED.-A YOUNG
ID man thoroughly acquainted with the Office duties
of wholesale store Apply. stating age. rcIeroncc Ne
to KEY EOX No. As. January 10
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
y y4& LADIES. 1@
MFRS JOHN LAURENS, ASSISTED BY THE REV.
I'VE. W. B. W. AOWE, at No. Is Coming street
srm eormencing October lat, and eud,nc july 4st.
For particulars apply as above. '-7~"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-06

COSTUME PARrY.-It is proposed by some
young ladies and gentlemen of Montpelier, to
give Costume Party, in the Village Hall,
on Friday evening March 9Th, representing
many brilliant national costumes and person.
ating distinguished characters of romance and
history. The Exhibition will be in the form
of a reception by King Richard the lion-heart-
ed and the Empress Josephine, of about
eighty personages, who will come upon the
platform at short intervals, announced by a
herald. The reception will commence at
ID O'Clock, and conclude about 1-2, and
will be varied by songs, in part selected from
the German, and sung by Glee Club of
young gentlemen. After the reception, those
who wish to remain for further recreation.
are invited to pass directly from the upper
end of the hail. with the retinue of charac-
ters, into the hotel, and to return to the hall
by the same way. A supper will be pre-
pared in the hotel. Further particulars will
be given by programmes which will be season
ably circulated.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-06

There is unusual religious interest in
Craftsbury the present season, characterized
by earnestness on the part of protesting
Christians, and great depth of feeling in those
recently awakened. More than fifteen of
the latter are now indulging hope-many
more are inquiring, and the work seems to
be deepening and spreading
Rev. l.. b. Hibbard, recently of Waterbury
Centre, was installed Pastor of the First Bap-
fist Church in Somerville, Mass, on Thurs
dav evening the 2Ist of Feb
The Senate is against the appropriation for
a custom house at Newport.
E. s. Merrill, Esq formerly Of Montpel-
Ter, has been confirmed postmaster at Win
chendon, Mass. He has held the office for
many years.
James H. Williams, of Bellows Falls
appointed by President johnson last summer
as pension agent in place af E. c. Redington
of ST. Johnsbury, did mt secure his contir-
nation by the Senate, his nomination having
been rejected the last night of the session.
/ Gen. Dix has been confirmed minister
/ to France.
Among the army promotions, recently an
nounced is that of Second Lieut.. E. II. Hig
lev. of the LIST VT. Cavalry, to be LIST Lieut.
and Captain by brevet, for gallant and meri
| torious service in the war.
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ReparatOr Capilli.

Throw away your false zzes, your wig
Destructive of comfort and not worth fig:
comeaged, come youthful, ugly and fair,
And rejoice in your own lIxuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
For restoring hair upon bald heads (trom whatever
il may have fall en- ONT and forcing growth of
hair upon the face, il has equal. Ii will force the
beard TO upon the smOohet face in from five
eight weeks, hair upon bald heads three
months few ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there nothing that will force hasten the
hair heard Their assertions false, thousands
living witnesses rom their experence) bear
witness. But will say, how distinguish
the genuine from the spurious II certainly is difficult,
nine tents Of the different Preparations adver tsed
the hair and heard entirely worthless, and you
have already thrown away large amounts in their
purchase To such world say, try the Reparator
Capiiii will nothing unless it fully up
representations Ii your Druggist does keep
send dollar and we will forward il, postpaid, to-
eether with receipt for the money, which will be re
turned application providing entire satisfaction
not given. Address,
w. L.. CLARK & CO., Chemists
F7xM9yl No. West Fayette Street, Syracuse n Y
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press, of the deccase of the venerable William
{. Bradley of Westminster, who died last
Monday morning. Mr.. Bradley's biography,
when written, will be valuable contribution
to the history of Vermont and of the nation.
While in active life he was a prominent
statesman, and a worthy cotemporary of that
earlier race of intellectual giants, who have
left their mark upon the annals of the repub-
lie. We shall give more extended uotice of
Mr.. Bradley hereafter.
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Wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON the world -renow ed Astro-
ogist and Somnanbulistic Ciarvoyant bile IN a clair
sate deneates the features of the
MARY, and by the aid Of Of in
power known the Psychomorope. guarantees IL
produce perfect and life like picture Of the future nus
band lie of the apple with date marriage
cupaion, leading traits of Character This no i'm
position, tesmon iais " ithont assert b,
pace of birth, Disposition eyes an6
hair and enclosing 1y cents and stamped envelope ad
dressed your self viii receive picture by return
mail. together W it'll desired information
T. Address in confidence, MApa NE GeRrRupE RxN
uSGroN, P. o. Box 291 West Troy, Y. spr7yI
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WILCOX 4 Gibbs sewing Machimr


In Marshh Id. Feb. 9th, by George A. Gilman Esq,
Mr.. CARLETON A. WOODCOCK and Miss ELSIE
YOUNG, both of Marshfeid.
AT the Morrsvile House, by Rev. l.. Bartlett Dec.
) h, 1866. GEORGE +. HILL and SUSAN N. HOiT,
both of CrAftsbury-
In Morristown Jan. Goth, by the same, J. w STOWE,
OF Glen Haven, WIS., and JENNIE f. QUINCY, of
Johnson.
In Waterviile, Feb. 2lst, by Rev. u. p Bra Q, Mr..
JOHN SMITH and Mrs. RACHAEL PEARCE, bot h of
Walerve.
In Jericho, Feb. Goth. by Rev. Chas. F. Garvin, Mr.
REUBEN DICKINSON of Cambridge and Mrs. DE-
LILAH ROSS of Underhill.
In Moretown, Feb 24th, by Rev. F. H. Roberts, Mr..
GEORGE Fl. STRAW of Hopkinton, n. II. and Miss
JULIA A. DAVIS of Moretown.
Also the time and place, Mr.. WILLIAM J.
GORDON and Mrs. LAURA f. BOUTWELL,, both of
Morcfown.
In ST. Adams, Feb 18th, by Rev. c. Wedgeworrh, MIR.
DELOS F. BROOKS and Miss JENNIE c JURE, both
of H. Adams.
In Mortified. Feb. Goth, by Rev. VIM :. Hazen,
EDWIN PORTER, NJ. ID. and Miss CAROLINE s
CARPENTER daughter of Hon. II. Carpenter, both of
Mortified.
Atthe NJ. E. Parsonage, in Chelsea JAN 29h, by Rev.
J. A. Sberburn, SAMUEL L. HARLEY, al Brooklyn,
N. V, and Miss ELMINA c. SILLOWAY. of Chelsea.
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N
caus' ii oy a morbid condition OF that or
gan.
To give the public clear understand nc of the mode
in which sCHENCk'S Mandrake Pills produce those
liable Witnesses, present brief
DESCRIPTION OF THE HUMAN LIVER
and functions winch will make ope ration this
popular medicine Perceptbe mans understand
The liver j. supplied with blood vessels.
ahsorbants One 81 its obvious uses To secrete and pre-
the bite II likewise rers the blood and
fluid from az. impurities. How indispensably
sary the proper al this function
II the liver diseased it cannot purify the blood and IL
IN back through the lungs, brain and other
IN morbid condition. II must cause jaundee bilious
obstruction Of the kidneys, gravel, and many other
complaints less painful and dangerous, but hs
least o them quite enough to make man sick and un
comfortable and unit tor the performance of any of the
duties lite This unhealthy state of the system
often ends in pulmonary consumption.
The circulation of the blood is conducted in this
The heart sends the vital current down through
the arteries u passes through the flesh, taking up all
impurities in then the stream OF blood flows
through the veins and tn The liver to be
purihed II Imp"@she I" cure Consumption scrofular
scarcely other Kind Of liberation while that i'm
porant organ the liver diseased IL is for that reason
that regular physicians " rarely cure consumption
They usually begin their treatment with the of
in shape which locks up the liver instead Of relax
ing the secretons, giving tone 10 the stomach and
ducing a healthy flow of bile. Dr. Schenck's
PuImonic syrup, Seaweed Tonic, and
Mandrake fills,
VIII strengthen the system purify the blood, and npen
and heal ulcers the lungs.
volume would ne give otiei account OF
the rkahe performed by DIR. Schenck's medi-
cines, Pulmonic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic, and Man
drake Pllallof which accompanied by full direct
using them
Or. scHENCK win he found at his rooms every week.
b Bond street, New York, and IS Hanover Bos
ton, fr..m A. NJ. until 2. NJ He gives advice free,
but Tor thorough examination with the Respiromeer
charge five ~ dollar His medicines for sale
nv all drug eisls and dealers. Also full supply all
his Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and
Seaweed onic each 81 so per bottle, 81 so the hall
dozen. Mandrake Pills p per box.
GEO. G.: GOODWIN CO., b Hanover Street,
Agents for Boston. For sale by all druggists.
spF & M52y lonin4w
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BATCHELOR's uAlis DYE

This splendid Fair Dye : the hest the world. The
and perfect DNe-Harmless. Reliable, IEstan-
taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous rntS.
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the III effects
Dyes. InviguraIes the hair. leaving and beau
ffui. The genuine l. signed William A. Bachelor r..
All Others are limitations should he avoided.
Sold by all Druggists aud Perumes Factory ST Barclay
street, New York
U-BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
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A CLERGYMAN writing to friend, says,
My voyage to Europe is indefinitely post.
poned have discovered the fountain of
health on this side Of the Atlantic. Three
bottles of the Peruvian Sirup have rescued me
from the fangs ofthe fend Dyspepsia. Dys-
peptics should drink from this fountain.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-06

WHAT Dip lr2-A young lady, returning TO her
try home after sojou al few months in New York
hardly recognized by her friends. In place of a
tic flushed face she had soft ruby compile ion, OF a
most marble smuothne>> and instead of p she really
peared but II. she told them plainly she used Hagan
Magnolia Balm and would be without II. Aa,
lady her personal appearance much b,
this article. Ii be ordered of any druggist 70
81 cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-06

IToN's EA TRACT PURE JAMAICA GISokR-for Indi-
geson, Nausea Heartburn, Sick Headache Choieri Nor
bus &C. where warming. GENIAL smulAnt is required.
1t eiul preparation and purity makes cheap
and reliable article for culinary purposes. Sold
where - per bottle.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all Drug
spF&N22yl
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s.T-lS60-X.-The amount Of Plantation Bits sold
IN one year Is something startling. They wo,i nl
broadway Xix feet high from the Park 10 4th treei
Drake's manuactcry is of the institutions New
YORK IL Is said that Drake painted all the
Eastern States with his cabastic 6. s. T-lS6O e. -
and then got The old granny Legislators pass avpre
veftlng disfisurIng the face of which give him
monopoly. We do not know how this is butve do
know the Plantation Bitters no other arcl ever
did, They ae used by all classes of the communit,
are death ON Dyspepsia They very nvig
or aiing when iangud and weak, a great appeter.
Saratoga Spring NnIer, sold by all druggists
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HOTEL NOTICES!

The Subscriber having bought the furniture and lease
Union House in Montpelier heretofore kept by
Lee respectfully informs the public that he shall
d-avor said rst-class in all its
mens believes from his knowledge OF the wants and
requirements of the travelling community he shall be able
and respectfully socits the continued favors OF
the patrons of the house. and of all others who
NAV find il for their comfort convenience interest TO
give him their patronage. GEO. p FOSTER
Montnelier Ian l. 1861 r&Mm3spec
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-06

" In lifting the kettle from the fire scaded myself cry
severely-pne hand almost a crisp Tho tortureIvas
unhearabe. = The Mexican Mustang Linineni
relic we'd the pain almost immediately 1t healed raidy
and lie fl very little
CHAs FosrER, 400 Broad ST., PniE.''
This Is merely sample II what the Mustang Linnent
will do. t Is inva uabe all wounds, swell
nss, 'prains cuts, bruises spavin, either upon
beast.
Beware of counterfes. None is genuine unless wrap
ped fine steel eneravngs, hearing the signature of q.
w W esbroOk, Chemist, and the pirate stamp of DI
MAS BARNES * Co., New York.
Saratoga sprin Water, sold by all Druggists.
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DEATHS.

Notices of deaths inserted free Obituaries, includ-
ing poetry, inserted for five cents line, TO be paid for
in advance. This rule will be strictly adhered
In Craftsbury Feb. I6th BERTHE, ode of Henry
E.. and Harriet G. Durton, aged years.
In Craitsbury, Leb. 18th, Mr.. HOBERT URIE, aged
% year.
In Walden. Feb. 4th, Mr. JOHN NUTTING, aged
81, formerly of DanvilIe.
In Mortified, Feb. 10th, Miss OLIVE BATES, aged
SO years
In Brownsville, Minn Dec. END, MARY ANN wife
of Henry l.. Hackett aged 29 years and months
In Brownsville Mimi, Feb. Goth, EDWIN HOMER.
of Ednah q. and Edwin S. Silsby, aged year, ii
months and l6 days.
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MONTPELIER, VT:
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6. 1867.

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly val
liable tor its news from all parts of Vermont, and
friends i'll different parts of the state especially
IN Washington. Orange and Lamoe Counties, will
confer great favor upon and our readers by
sending local intelligence Give the facts and
Will arrange them for the paper.