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HON WILLIAM B. MANN,
District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa.
HON. LEWIS r BROOMAL,
Ex-Chief COiner S. Mint. and Recorder Of
Deeds, Philadelphia, Pa.
ON. JAMES VI. sCOVELL, New Jersey.
non. W. ". WARE. New Jersey.
HENRY GORMAN, ESQ.
AGENT Adams Express, Philadelphia, Pa.
Or JOY, Coe Co. Philadelphia.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WARRINGTON D. c.
April T., 1867 Once Of Internal Revenue Hay
ing received satisfactory evidences that the pro-
eeeds Of the enterprise conducted by the Washing
ton Library Company will he devoted 10 charitable
uses. permission Is hereby granted TO said Com
pany TO conduct such enterprise exempt from all
charge whether from special tax or other duty.
E.A LoLLINs, Commissioner
Messrs GEOR6E A. COOKE CO.. 80 South Third
Street Philade phia, whose well known integrity
business experience will be a sufficient guAran-
tee that the money intrusted to them will be
promptly applied TO the purpose stated.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 81, 1867.
To tie oslesrs AVID Members Of the Easl..gfos Ii
brsTV Co, N. S. READ, Ssersfa-g.
Gentlemen On receipt Of your favor Of the 18th
inst, notifying Us Of our appointment as Receiv-
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nit copy Of your Charter, with plan Of your
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ject OF your Association, viz: the education and
maintenance OF the orphan children OF soldiers
and sailors Of the Riverside Institute have con-
cluded 10 accept the trust, and 70 best eff
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GEO. A. COOKE CO.
Address all letters and orders to
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Receivers for the Washington Library Co.
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Burlington, Dee. 18th, lss7.
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ERMoNI CENTRAL AID 81 LLiV = ;
RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dec. , 1867

TRAINS GoIss soUIH AND EAsr.
4eaFs, Burlington at 6 so A NJ i@so P NJ and
Mail Train IssEes St Albans at f.I5a- m and
CONNECTS ~ burlington with Rutland X al, al
White River Junction and Below tlIi- with
trains for Boston worcester, springfield and sith
trains N Passumpsic b. T. arrives 81 NeN l'iA
AZ 10 IS y. n.
Ia, Express leaves Montreal - SD 4. "
81 Johns at A. N, OgdenshurEh AZ go 2 u.
lodge At Malone leave at : 81 A. H. hul-e =
Point AS A Il. Tor Boston, &C. arriving u Boz
ton va Lowell a. 10 81 ?. N.
Night Express leaves Ogdensbursh ~ % b A. ".
Montreal g. a. NJ R0use's Point 5.4uP.M ST johns
$50 P. NJ. arriving az Boston al $40 A d. con
aectlng at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad iof
Boston snd Worcester and with Vermont valley
Railroad for Springfield, &c, and arriving In rev
York at l2.sOf Il.
TRAISs GOING soRfn AsD E4sT.
Leave Burlington at AIS A. NJ, $50 A. ~ i-35
and $50 z. NJ
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell a. 500 a.
NJ for Burlington. St Adams. Montreal, &c.
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell AZ 200 A. NJ.
via lawrence and Fitchburg at 81 A. ~. Spring
de,d 9. As A 81. for Burlington, 81. Al ans. Og
densburgh and Montreal.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at 500
A. NJ. Burlington, Rutland St. Adams and RouEes
Point, ogdensburgh, sc.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls At 1000 z. NJ.
receiving passengers from vermont Valley r. r
T. r. leaving Boston st So P. NJ, connecting Al
White River Junction with train leaving Boston At
5 90 ?. ~, for Burlington Rouse's Point, Montreal
and 0gdensburg, connecting with Grand Trunk
trains for the West.
Sleeping cars are attached 20 both the Night RI
pres trains running between 81. Adams and
Boston, and st. Adams and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
sale at the Principal stations.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West f0s
sale ST the principal stations.
o. MERRILL. Sup't
Il. N. DRuRY Agent, American Hotel Block,
Burlington, Vt.
81. ALBANIA Dec. 2. 1851
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BEST FARM IN VERMONT.

THE undersigned Oner for sals upon adYantag-
Il ecu te ms me VI the best firls in he staIe
oail IA II lies LaEe BumaazIne IN the town OF
Castle-~n consists u go acres, o. which acres
Is meadow. he balance Is timter ard pasture
land, a., Ut eqGal proportions Of each. The tim
Der consists principally Of pIne ana nemlOck and
II taken II a. the present time would net ID. re
than $1,000 New saw mill n the p emlse. IN god
rum a. order worth g 90 % On The mesrew ana
AZ two barns, es"h fIx6 #; cellars IN
derueati with streelns OF water constantly run
ming
three tenement houses sith small barns connect
ed u each, and a good sugar orchard u 81 tees.
Excellent slate veins running al through the
farm.
Itis property lies about Z. miles from the rail-
road deputs az nydeTile AM Cast etou, anu ~ a
first rate bar-ain for amp cesiruus OF purchas-
in god iarn- IL also presents good opp0rtun
lty Tor partlts esrOus OF ere tn I'M er Hotel
a. tn attractions Of Lake BON 1azine. and its
surroundings are unriyalled. The materials for
building can all be procured with little cost from
the premises.
be snclv Of this property, OF an undivided
hail viii Oe cold upon favorable terms. Hay.
tools, and st-ck, Will be sid with the farm II
desired
For further particulars inquire q P INDIE &
~ NJ Ram, Insurance ana heal Estate Agents,
Rutland. VI.
Dec. ~. wifi
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GONE AND HELP Usr

y VERMONT, DR.. C.. has been E1 ~ BIS f..
'oe1lsi9Hll tlsI4s, since I-tl. = AL 5.l--.s.-
papers sreak well oi him. go. ..- g.-.-...
.irs i0r particulars.
Or, [. visits Familes AMI brings cut ....
Class peopI- a. his patrons, which Do t-s..
Iuct.r has ever done.
Diseases It'd az light. Every case c.-i..--..
EAANlNAIuNs, = Treatment 4l4 .e.-.
tom : o. s. per m0u-h. Patients uu-H. - o. p.
mag be visited az home
i, would require paper he size q o. 1ll.-..t
copy u The ~ -otices given l1s u..-.- H.-.
axe a i-W isF samples.
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% YEARS AN INVALID .
published by herself in the Nssps-, E1pr,..

published by herself in the Nevpo-; Express.
To the sick and despairing ! would bring s1-ls
OF encouragement and cheer For tEeuty-rE1
ears have been unable % SIT up Eve minutes
withou, the strongest supporters, th0mZl, duru-
this period. have had the test medical attend
ance of the age both in CITY and country. Fl-
ears past have suffered extramI, from sui14.
disease, liver complaint and dyspepsia. E.t
never ceasing hea1schc. ia Jmue lat h-yI1-
then been four months on ny bed, ] cane under
the me dical are Of Dr. A. D. Crabtre, Of C0uu 90
On1er his treatment b. the b. essiug % God have
IRON the first been steadily recovering. In0Es
up nearly all day and feel no inc0nyenience what
ever IN walking out without any mech tuical sup
port Mrs. SARAH McSAB.
Derby, sept. Q. 1857.
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This Is the best arti
Gle yet put before the
public for all Kinds Of
Sores and Eruption
upon the skin as SALT
RHEUA, OLD SORES,
BROKEy B K EA rs,
CEILINGS OF IN Sc CTS
VEGETABLES POIsOISG
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FARNFoR SALE.

TIE we'll known farm OF the late NATHANIEL
L SUTTON, situatel in East shelhurn, I'VE niles
from Burliug ton. Said farm Contains one hundred
and fort, two acres Of land with good fruit and
SUGAR orchards, a two story brick dwelling mouse
and other buildings. said farm III lie soidi
er with all the stock and farming utensils also
two valuable Peat Beds oGe situated hal mile
north Of saic farm the other Two miles from Bur
lueton Oh the road Leading % Willistun village
For further particulars enquire Of the suoserl-
Der on the plses,
Junr1Iwf MRS. SUTTON
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fiuanfial.
FOR EUROPE.

1,HE UNDERSIGNED having accepted an Agency
Il for the extensive banking and forwarding
house of AUSTIN, BALDWIN & co. Of New York,
are prepared to sell bills Of Exchange on London,
Paris, and other European cities receive and Tor
ward parcels for part of Europe to be forwarded
BY the American and European Express Co.. and TO
furnish passage tickets from Liverpool, BY Anchor
Line" Of Steamers or Black Star packet line.
G. G. 4 B. L. BENEDICT.
Burlington. VT -dawu
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First .NafionGl Bank Building.
Corner of Church and College street
Particular attention given to Patent Ohee
Drawings.
Agent for Taylor's celebrated 1t1nt Door Bel
BURLINGTON. VERMONT
an2suG
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,
Situated on Pearl ST.

ONE OF TIE moss desirable residence In the
" City. recently reftted with all the modern
4 new base burning furnace (enclos ed in brick)
which heats all the rooms both below and
above. Gas pipes &c, The rooms are large
fruit trees Of all kinds. TIE furn ture will oe
sold with the property II desired. Terms part
casf, and balance IN one and two years.
Apply at
II. l.. sr0RYB
Music Store.
Burlinxton Dee 18th lst7
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l.. VI. i C. .HAGA
BURLINGTON, vt,
AGENTS FOR
SMITH 4 RAND POWDER COMPHY
Manufacturers Of
BfGsfiHS - Gun POIrder.

I NANANuE lsAr LIZ AND sPO kIING
THE PRIZE POWDER OF THE WORLD.
TIE attention OF s2Ortsmen and dealers is called
/ L TO the iollow wing facts
:, At the trial Of arms before the Examining Boar
10 washington, August, 1866 cartridges made ftoua
this powder, gave far greater penetration rance
and Cleanliness, AMI in competition with the rim
P rlG iS powders, proved in every respect
Al the Wimbledon Rife Meeting in England.
SuI!' .soo' peting with the best Of foreign pow
uers. the same results were obtained. with first
prize.
The Board convened BY order Of the Comman
ger In Chief or the state OF New York for the ex
animation Of military small arms, whose se.sil ~
were attended b. off ,ers specially detached h. tn
hnsslan, Prussan, and Danish Governments, say.
N tneli printed report q the numerous guns On
trial, that after rsng 100 rounds ali but one he
cane s. foul as MOTTO admit the cartridge.
This led % test Of the p0rrasr. and they desp,
the subject OF g much IMPORTANCE that thev say hi
sueI report epor4er used in these carfridgss
h ~ xssaa 1.snt5en as being rsTy superior. 1t
another meeting Of the rOard, called BY Spe,iaI |
4 1r 10. ~ o. the Adjutznt-General, under |
cate OF MAY - 1901, IL subject, among otisr con
ditons to the following In article Ia 0'--Si sO"'
In order TO conform o. the United States stand |
arc enarge, : now adopted the charge Of powder
MI Dc 20 grains The powder to be the Orange |
Rde Powder, Pc. Manufactured by smftb -
Rand Powder Coz y '"i4'n anu
One Of the best sportsnen In tho State wri,.s
/ ever made $50 -0s' s00ie
In the shooting matches where the powder has
Has oetn universally SUCCESSFUL
VIM Taylor, Efq., the celebrated pigeon .boo+.- |
o. Jersey CITY. says. " II Is the best Porder
Another celebrated shot from Central New York
writes Your powder is in high repute here aud /
me country round about. and will supersede Al
OUR BRANDS ARE
Orange Lightning, In casters, Nos. /, ,, J, I.
56rn. "
Duoking. 5-b canisters. Noe. 1, a,34.
Game, hrasspound kegs, Ial bs. and 6;
De, No-. I, 2, }. Grain. ,
hnet Kegs Is rs, l2i lbs, e.. Fg. Pig. .
Ride, canisters, n, ~. Fig. .
n entucky sporting, cRnisters, d, ~. FFP0 /,
IL may be obtained at Wholesale at Our ofr,s = !
rms: -eaio1s III {
CooPER PoxD No. III Broadvar
ONION, Bliss Co., No. is Warren 81
cHufLgR, HARLEY, GRAHAM Co No 10 ET.t.. |
Ane. - 'isi"en
JONI P. MoRE's soss No. 2Os Bross,av
MkRwIs sIkPKISs, No. 262 Proacvay
w. SrAst hRo., Nc. 90 Broaeway !,
SPIES, NISSAN Co. No. 10 Courtlandt 81 I,
THOMAS J. JONES, No. IS John 81 h
Isrge consignment OF the above powder .on
re prices BY - H'AA uiAc'ur-
l.. &G. /. HAGAR.
Agents for SMITH & RAND PoWpEekk on W
Nov. ith. a3.,
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Miscellaneous.
Tie gross income, of the Atlantic Cable is
5000 day,

The Cheyenne Indians have only killed
three men since the treaty, and that was SIM
ply to try their new guns. They initiate
Napoleon in small way.
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THE
CEN PACIFIC L. K.

FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY YEARS SIX PER
CENT. COUPON BONDS,
Principal and Interest PAYABLE in Gold Coin.
Represent the preferred claim upon one Of the
MOST IMPORTANT LINES OF NsUSIcAIIoS IN THE
Coast and the Great Interior Basin, which the
immense overland travel must pass, and the
Main Trunk Line across the Continent.
The Road is now nearly completed from Sacra-
mento to the Richest Mining Regions in the salt
Lake Basin, and is being rapidly carried forward
BY the largest force Of laborers ever employed hy
any Railroad Company on this continent.
The natural, legitimate commercial business Of
Le IyaL w az PleN5Ous e1Pe-t1t4u-t 81
Is profitable beyond parallel, even among the
oldest roads in existence. The Earnings and Ex-
penses for the Quarter ending Oct. 81, were as fol
lows II GOLD.
GROSS OPERATING NET
EARNINGS, EXPENSES, Earnings
S593.s47 90 SlO2 OSS 81 S49I,759 81
This result however, would have been far great
er but for the inability Of wagon teams 20 FORK ard
the freight and passengers from the temper AIRY
terminus in the mountains.
The United States tower ment and the State and
Cities Of California have so aided and i0stered the
very i ght annual Interest obligations, and viii
have the following ample Resources at command
for the Construction.
DONATIONS in Lands, Bonds, Con-
&c siOns, etc, (wIthout lien....S12. 100000
CAPITAL STOCK, Net Earning.
m . eses mo lem .......-.-'..-.-.l '0oo'ooo
LOANS subordinate LEM .--.-.-..--.3. zoo. 600
l. :. ST BSIDY BONDS, 1875 mIles.
(suhordtnate llen) .---..-..--.....25.5I7 900
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS........25 ,5I7 900
Resources. first 725 miles..........Ss7, SAT- 900
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are in sums o..
$40 o each. semi annual gold coupons attached
and are offered Tor sale for the pre- sent at 80 per
cent. and accrued interest from July =, IN cur
rency, al which rate they yield nearly NINE PER
CENT UPON THE NV ESrMENT.
These Bonds authorized ~ the Pacific Railroad
progresses. and 10 the same extent only as the
Bonds granted BY the Go eminent, and are pro-
perly furnished By the above Resources. TheN
possess specia. ASSURANCES and advantages over
other Corporate Securities, and are destined q
rank among THE BEST INEE- rMENTs II TIE
WORLD, from the Unusual attractions Of safety,
sOundness, and profit.
Conversions of Government Securities
CENTRAL PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
now realize for tss h9lf,', from
Twelve to Eighteen per Cent. Advantage
WITH TEE SANE RATE or INTEREST
Bonds can re obtained through the subscribers
directly, or through respOsiole Banking agencies
Descriptive Pamphlets, Maps and information
can be had at the
OFFICE OF THE c. PR. r. CO.. NO, - It'll
LIAM ST., ". y, AND OF
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GREAT CURE
seRoFILA, cArARRH, AND CoSsuxr1roy CURED.

scRoFTLA, CATARRH, AND CONSUMPTION CURED.
Ms Lorin Shase Of Pe1cham, reg1es. US d.
Puh the following " ! have beer an invalid
unuef medical care above years snd unabl. '
90 any work, Eavng Liver Complaint CStsrrl
and at last, Consumption Being on the
etoriGt b. his treatment I have got we'll II
snort TINE have spun 30 sseins Of yarn and DO mt
mouse Work. have nov 10 cough, night swes-=
OF any other difficulty. ,irs. L. CHASE.
CROWDS Follow A create number thar here
toiofe Vls ted Little's Hotel last WeeE, the c.
caslon OF the fourth regular monthly visit u the
>AnatOrien TO this town. InraIiis Tearing q the
Sreat success OF the Doctors Treatment, came 10
CROWDS on loot, who were able, and 10 car-ia-es
Ahd the last caJ great vas the demand iai.
man, were Obliged TO return without p-e.criP'- e.
us E4eeiSihss are agreeable 20 take, 81d mosi
~onderial!y ehcaci0us in resu T.. He mises ore
ofe tislt mere this TALL, and DFomi . return 10
TIC spfin bs'fo7 PsPsT, Seff ,.
Or. Crabtre will make monthly visits TO the
PAL town IN this County during the al ali
inter; a ne has IN Or.saai j0Iaty ths pis-
AZ hoStHs- Those tIEIf ma JsIJlsl-s
ioS u iEe this srsR. iJIt--tt.ty IT, if
drop row hts fi'i % 0s-s, aud add the ca
Mrs. Wan Green, Of sutton, applied % d.
Vrsbtre June 2Uth, having ever symptom ofcl1
'umPtlon-2d Stage. A constant hard cOuEh bad
rritatec and caused excessive purulent lnt
anguineous discharge from the lungs great ds5il-
~, &c She evidently could not Ion give uith0at
ieIp, DR.. C-'s medicines have restored her the
'ough Is cured. the lungs we'll, no night sEsats
nc she claims she is cared and can d. a good ssJ
Tork.
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(FrOm The standarl.l

She is daughter-in Law to DR. --, an he
most eminet Doctors in America, Guc.ul y Boz
Ton ana NJ have treated her without benefit
aud a fortune has been expended In Use less az
TEN pts 70 restore her. she isnoE ~. crlss-
ca. ano walks out without Inconvenience and the
peopIe Stand amazed on hehulding her il health, 81
that one rose from her grave
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entertainments.
DR.. HA wKs'
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This celebrated Medicine Is the most powerful
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Manchester. n. II.
Sold by all Druggists.
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First Mortgage Bonds

DOLLAR, they are the cheapest security In the
market, being more than 1 per cent. lower than
T. S, stocks. They pay
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Bhy taLf he stIy al home, ftss ,- vl.-.s ....-
ola aa4t andvr Became Of ihoafr-1- i- POI. -E
cIF.H.t
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The above stock will be disposed OF on the PoPu
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Gold Solid Silver Watch for $40, without regard
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No. s-SOW READY
SOL SLOCU M
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The .U0id Of the .FUniafa.
EMERSON BENNETT.

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ing aln-' = ever phase Of human character, each
OF whom play his her part in tie thrilling
drama The siOrN is replete with scenes and in
cdents which the blood Of the reader TO lean
with electro force, snd cOnst- nifty alternating
oetw en- joy and sorr ", tears and laughter indig-
nation and admiration, ne suffers and rejoices with
the characters, absolutely seeming 10 act with
them, 50 intensely is be Interested so deeply Is
he spell oouud- he story never aags from the
beginning 10 the END, and the love portions Of il
are especia ly beautiful, and such AZ to enlist the
81 N athies Of ever lazy reader. This graeat
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and those who desire 10 read IL should send In their
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