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HE CHIN c AR OR a
ANTI-NERVOUS
SMOKING TOBACCO!

The CHINGARORA TOBACCO grows from the rich
soil of the "ORIENT," and is possessed OF pecu-
liarly delicious flavor, entirely unknown to the
tobaccos of all other climes. But Its unprecedented
popularity has sprung from the fact OF the entire alb
sence of that deadly poison, Nlcot which permeates
every other tobacco, and which is the one aud sole
cause of the distressing nervous diseases dyspepsia
etc, which most invariably sooner or later follow
analyzation of tobacco from all parts Of the world at
the Academy of Sciences in Paris, the renowned
Chemist NJ. Lamoureaux, declared that while Euro.
pean and American tobacco contained fully eight per
per cent. of NicOti,l. the CHINGARORA did con-
tain dlscoverable particle of that deadly poison
drop of which, extracted, VIII destroy life.
titles OF the CHINGARORA during the last two
years, and although we have been pressed to supply
the demand for this delicious luxury to the veteran
limited quantities, at price much lower than some
American tobacco OF a lar Inferior quality.
A connoisseur has but to smoke the American to-
bacco and cigars, which are invariably chemically
which leaves nauseous, unhealthy coating in the
mouth and in time never fails to shRtter the nervous
the natives of the "oRIENTo smoke the CHIN.
GARORA from morn till night, from youth to age,
and are happily unconscious of the Wild distressing
fire which courses Though the veins OF the inhaler
we Invite every lover Of the weed TO try the CHIN
GARORA, and guarantee unprecedented pleasure In
It's delicious flavor. Sold everywhere at y per u.
EDWIN M. COOK K CO.,
Sole Agents and Importers of the CHINGARORA
TOBACCO for the United States and Canadas,
and Dealers in all kinds Of
Havana and American Cigars and Tobaccoa,
MAIN DEPOT, [sIs mwfsm4p
NO. 1877 DUANE STREET NEW YORK
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STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A FLOUR sroR
On SnInrdnN

May 25, at o'clC ok. at The y. W. corner of Eight
and Parrish streets, by order of Assignee, the sfoc
and fixtures, comprising % barrels of superior fiou
over 1000 pounds IN bags rye, bran, buckwheat pla
form scales barrels. handcart, vinegar etc. rs 2i 4t
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Sale No. 7l9 SAMSON street.
NEAT MAHOGANY FURNITURE. ETi

NJN I'tiIuI'IHy ldOfnIng,
At IL clock, the superior mahogany household
furniture ieather beds bedding, fine ingram carpet
kitch( n utensils. etc. f52I al
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NIUTnInB,
2Sth nstant,at 10 o'clock at I2S South ERhteeu4f
street, by catalogue the entire furniture rs "a az
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HANDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE, ELEGAN
SSHQMA AOh EK PIANOFORTE, FINE EN
IKhAy GIKhAyiE0S, , RICH BRUSSELS CARPETS, FINI
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27st instant, at IL O'clock the northeast corner
ThiTty-hf and Havertord avenue. Mantua, hand
soLnS SOME wal MAlnut anu green push drawng-room SUIT
two suits cottage furniture superior sewing machine
by Ladd ~ Webster; mantel clock, fine velvet car
pets OIL cloths Two very superior spring mattresses
china ana glassware etc.
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d SCOTT, JR., AUCTI0NEER, No. 1920
d. CHE5NUT Street.

AUCTION SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURH,
b. SCOTT Jr., win give his personal attention
OF parties removing breaking up housekeeping, on
the most favorable terms
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LARGE PEREMPToRY SALE OF BOOTS. srroHs
dBdhStOHSAk6, TRAVELLING RAGS, sTR4v


may 2s, VIII be sold. 10 O'clock by cstalovie NJ
Luz sIIu[ m9nths credit, about 1l0O packages boots
factufe ' " NiS anu EASTERN manu-
tb boPsn for examination with catalogues early OF
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LARGE SALE IE oT OF gRITIsH. FRENCH, eE

AAhSh SALE Qf BRITISH, FRENCH, GERMAN
M, AND DOMESTIC DRY GOOIJs A'f
~ MeMll hold large sale of foreign and donoeati,.
"iS sOOasi by catalogue, ON four months credt
ar,,r an "a On Thursday morning,
81 ~ es ~ clock, embracing about 1000 paoraOea
hno los Qt staple and fancy articles IN tSooiia
"0Istsos linens, silks, aud oOttous - NeA''-
A, d. Catalogues ready and goods arran0ad en-
N[.AllluullOu eAIIY on the morning Of anln n
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DRESS GOODS!

NEW MATERIALS FOR TRAVELLING
COSTUMES.
FIGURED GRENADINES.
SILK AND WOOL POPLINS. r..
FRENCH JACONET LAWNS, al CENTS.
5000 YARDS FRENCH LAWNS, rs AND
81 CENTS.
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HANDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE, FINE
VELVET CARPETS, SUPERIOR SEWING MA
= CHlNE. OIL CLOTHS. ETC.
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HANDsOME WALNUT FURNITURE ROSE.
WOOD PhANO, HANDSOME ENGLISH BRUS-
SELS CARPETS, ETC.
On Tuesday Afternoon
2Sth instant, at o'clock, at No. North Eleventh
street by catalogue. the handsome turniture "a Sc
T NJ. GUMMEY d SONS. AUCTTONEERs
eJ No. bOS WALNUT Street
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T0HN B. MYERS u Co, AUCTTONEERs
y Nos 2S2 and 2s4 MARK EFT Street. 'N'

La h5E PILRlsMPTORH SALE OF FRENCH ANN
OTHER EUROPEAN DRY GOODS, ETC
- On Monday Morning.
n1T months cTsdt ABOUT 800 lots Of French. India
essoItn,aht 1 af fpttisn Dry Goods, embracing full
Worsleds, woollens, linens, aud cottons - 9'iNS'
n B.-Geods arranged for examination ana oo,o
Iosues reaoy early on morning of sale. rs 2i 81
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CAMUEL Q. FORD q SONS, AUCTIONEER
- No. IH s. FOURTH Street,

Sales OF Real Estate, Stocks, Loans, ETC.. at Phun
delphia Exchange every Friday at II O'clock. noon
Our sales are advertised In all the daily and severa
of the weekly newspapers. by separate handbills O
each property, and by pamphlet Catalogues, one
thousand of which will be issued on Wednesday pre-.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
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AUCTION SALES.

m,
May "a, commencing AZ 10 o'clock, we will sail nv
cathogue, for cash, 18 Mems Boys and Yon,S,
hbqols, 100 shoes Brogans. Balmoras, ETC. Also Womens
misses, ana Childfens wear from city nnd lCaatern
manufacturers, embracing general assortment ~
desirable goods to which the attention OF the trade s
Snlleu. I5283t
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SPECIAL SALE OF MODERN PAINTINGS.
"a portion being the Collection OF Gentleman who Is
about Going 20 EurOpe)

on Thursday and Friday FlVenIHB5, ,,
May % and "a at quarter before O'clock AZ 5cott'a
Art Gallery No 1920 Chestnut street, VIII Os bOlu posi-
lively without reserve, collection q Moeern falnt-
inRs all elegantly framed In new style eADorate gold
leaf irames comprising Landscapes 6iEsf Lake, and
ali bV celebrated artists of the American ana English
schools, Now open for examination. 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-11
Premiums for Grain.

The following, from the Western Rural, is
worthy of the attention of the gentlemen who
make up the premium list of our agricultu-
raj societies. We have abundant evidence that
wheat can be proftably grown in every state
in New England, and it is by no means GER
tain but what it may not be the most profta
bic crop which can be grown in many sec
lions of these States. If portion of the
money which is spent on what DIR. Loring
pleasantly calls the dmusen.ents of agricultu.
raj fairs (horse racing should be offered in
premiums of sufficient amount to induce ex-
periments in wheat raising, might not the
riculturaI community be full as much bene-
fitted?
1t is evident that most of our State agri-
cultural societies will have to offer larger pre-
miums for grain a seeds than they do at pres
ent, in order to obtain a good exhibition OF
these very important articles. A very intel
ligent Canadian farmer, who has purchased
land and taken up his abode in one of our
Western States, expresses much surprise at
the trifing premiums which are offered for
grain in the Peninsular State. He says the
Canadian Land Company give one hundred
dollars premium for the best twenty-five
bushels of wheat, and the prize grain is dis
tributed through the different countries for
seed. The Agricultural Association Of On
tario gave fifty dollars for the best twenty
five bushels of wheat, and twenty-five for the
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\: ROPES, asher.
Vermont Central and auDli-
wa. x 4 asEOadz
Las ca ,.s..s- ri - = -
q - se:.i- - - St.<ae-.--see
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS

'-n'e., .:ny JItlY |. TIT


Leave Montpelier at O. n. 2 so N. aud 1898
passengers from Odgen<buTgh R r. and connects at
White River Junction aud Bellows Falls with trains for
Boston, Worcester, Spr Dgfeid, and with tairs Pas
sumpsic X. r., New York d 10. As p. NJ
Steamboat Train leaves Montreal 6.I5 N. 81.
:onns al ,3 A.. arriving Burlington 10 10
connecting there with Steamers Lake George Sara
fogs, &c.
DAY ExYREss leaves Montreal ~ $50 A NJ St Johns
al 1910 a. O.denshurcii al $50 RouSes Point
at 10, - fer Boston. Sc. arriving Boston via
Lowell; al 1880 P.
NIGHT ExPsEss leaves Osdemshurah at l30 A. NJ
Montreal al 80 NJ, Rouse's Point 40 P. NJ. IT.
Johns so H., arriving Boston 40 A. NJ con
Meeting Bellows Falls Cheshire Road for Boston
and Worcester, and with Vermont Valley r. f. for
Springfield, &C. aud arriving in New York l., 80
Trains Going North and West
Leave Montpelier AT :, 40 A. 90 NJ, p
and 10 ,. ".
DAY Express TRAis leaves via Lowell al 90
~. for Burlington, ST. Albans, Montreal.
MAIL TRaIN leaves Boston via Lowell, at 100 ". via
Lawrence and Firchburg at 80 ", Springfield
for Burlington ST. Adams and Odgensburgh, and
Montreal
The trains leaving Boston via Fitchburgh 730 4. N
and Springfield at 7.45 ~, at white River
junction with the Day Express train.
AccoMNopA1tos TaAIS leaves Mortified al 7-50
for Burlington Rutland ST. Adams, Rnuses Point, Ug-
densburgh.
NIGHT ExPREss Train leaves Bellows Falls at 1900 T.
~, receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. r..
leaving New York at ID Is NJ from Cheshire r
er junction with train leaving Boston
iineon. Rouse's Point Montreal aud Osdensburgh,
Meeting with Grand Trunk train for the West
sleeping attached both the night exure.s
trans running between 81. Adams and Boston and
AhanS and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and West for sale
tine principal stations
G. MERRILL sup,
st. Adams July l..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-11
Samuel SEaeuarai' Estaf-

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court, he III
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, at Montpelier, in al dis
trict, the % h day of September. a p. 1857
n LIVIA A. HEP ARD, Admnis ratrix OF the ests te
~ OF Samue shepherd late Of Roznury in said Dis
trct deceased her ADMINISTRATION account
FIR examination and allowance. and makes appIca-
ton for decree distribution AMI partition Of the
estate of said deceased
whereupon is ordered by sali Court. that said
count ard said application b. referred session of
said Court he held atthe Yro5t Occ in said Mont
peer TIL 29n day OF October, A -. 1897, for hear
ing and decision thereon aud i. is further ordered,
that notice hereof be all persons Interested
by publication O The three weeks suc~essiveiy
in the Green Mountoin Freeman, q newspaper pub
lished Montpeiier, previous said time appo ed
for hearing, that they appear az said time
place, and and show IL they may have why
said account should not be allowed, and such decree
made By the Court.
P39~3 Attest.--f X. Gt3RRf j., judge.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
.TnSeus, SsGr3:n.1 f>.s2fp.

STATE OF VERMONT IN Psohate Court, hsta
WAsHIsGroS DI.rRIcr. So. ~ Montpelier. IL said
District on the 2Jth day Of Senteuabsr. A. y. lsn7
TTENRY G. DWIGHT. adm mis- trator, with the VIII
IL annexed, Of the estate already ann n sired
Joseph erlior lac Of Barre in said District deceas
ed presents His administration accoun for cVami-
nation and allowance. and makes application Ter a
decree OF ds.roIon and partition Of e estate % said
deceased.
Whereu aon it Is ordered bv aid Court. tns, said
account ana said application ~ referred 70 session
OF sail Court held The Probate Gf5r
in Montpelier the z2i day Of &C oter. q. -
1857. tor hearug and decision thereon: And IL IS
further ordered hat notice hereof BE- Civ TO al per
sons Interested Big publication Of he three weeks
.ucr sigrly the Green Mountain Freen
paper published Montpelier, previous to sad time
appointed for hearing, that they appear sail
time and place, and show IL trey may have,
why saia account should not re lowed and such &c
made.
BY The Court
-3qma Et.est-r Il. HEKRIIL Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-11
geetru.
Knocking at the Door.
One bid me turn aside

One bid me turn aside
Saying ne had message | could hear
Best in some quiet place ; but as I went
heard the busy voices of the world
And listening to them, answered in my pride
That had ears for both, and was intent
On keeping all my oil companions
Hs called me once again,
Pleading that be had precious things to say.
Which he de-.red that should understand;
Things which ne might not tell 10 other men.
! sand that il too long away
] could not join my company, and then
should lose Iny place of honor in the land
lie toll me 1 was i'll:
That he thi- tiIne had chosen for his call
Because he Saw my labor wa. tDo much,
and that greatly needed % be till.
? severed, Z was atroHg enough for al
TlI:.r had IiannerI that morning 70 fulfill
And - again -ho0k "f his gentle Touch
-tnd yct 9 suffered sore:
Wy ey wcrc dim With weeping all LIE might
tcayy burden preyed upon Iny mind;
dared not look on the long way Lefore:
dared not Iooi, on the dark way behind;
''i..'i morning eoai'lHor brine spirit light
Tine Wy 81 l.I-- suJ iea-- { c"uiI not find
ianI crown ,.i-.an nov
And -at.taF y ith tr knowledge ~ Iny is--.
81 III the holy words might have learned,
or cp1uscS vIr-e sweet comfort would not ct. e.
- If alone With Hisli, I i.ltt bit turned.
Had bowed in meekue-- meath the bitter eros.
md found Is changed tr blessing auI 10 peace
lrr uut ig~ SWAY
Tor -tili, ii iIIlys an. j hear Ll- ,ti,e.
hear hl~ f,os steps coming to 10y 'oe-
sound srceter than thc mu=i- Of The ,j-l
Enter, OI.prI. Oh speak 10 r.ie once more,
lud VIII I-t .l-h worl That 'ilou clu--t -.,y
/. HuInLIv e rhilI-tutf win .i,i,r.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-11
John Vinciessa's Estate.

TIVE SUBSCRIB1 RS. having bean appointed h. the
/ n J1orabe Probste Court for The district Of
Washington Commissioners, to live exam me- I'd
adj ali claims and dena ads OF all persoos against
the estate OF john Vincent late OF Painhsl 10 said
District deceased represented insolvent and the te
of month"; FRI m tie 9Th day Of Sept, 1891, being
allowed by said Court to he creditors said decea-
to exhibit and prove their respective claims before
Give notice that -i attend to the duties OF eur
pointmsnt at the dwehng-aouse Of John Vincent
deceas ed in Planheld, in said district, the last
Tueeday October and January next, at ten O'Clock,
In the forenoon, each OF said DAYS.
=. u. HOLLIST En- ! ,,...-,
IRA STONE.
Sci 18TH 1867.
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1:I:lVlaKsls,9l lIIa5
THESE. WOzRs4D-H&ENOy sNsD
SEWING. AEEsaNksS

Were awarded the highest premium a
The Worlds Fair in london, and six premiums
AT the \. Y. State Fair OF 1866, and
Are celebrated Tor doing the best work using muc
smaller needle TOR the thread than other IN
chine, and by the introduction Of the approved
machinery, we now able To supply the best
chimes in the world
These machines are made at and spacious Fac
tory Bridgeport Conn, under the immediate supervis
ion Of the President OF the Company ELIAS HOWE
Jr., the original inventor Of the Sewing Machine.
They are adapted la all kinds OF Family Sewing. and
to the Of Seam>resse, Dress Makers Tailors, Manu-
actarers of Shirts, Cnar- Skirts Cioak~. Mantillas
Cieihing Hats Caps, CorSets, Boots, Shoes,
Saddles. Linen Goods, Umbrellas. ParasoIs, They
work equally well upon silk linen. wooden a'td
goods with silk, cotton linen thread They will
guilt, gather, hem fell cord, braid, bind and perform
every species Of sewing, making beautiful and perfect
stitch, alike on both sides OF the articles sewed
The Stitch invented by MIR. HOWE,
and made on this aaene the popular dura
ble and all Sewing Machines subject principle
invented by him.
IN u + o Il CIRCULAR
PLUMMER & WILDER,
General New England Agents
t&Nsyl SO Bromfeid ST, Boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-11
High Feeding in the Fall.

This is necessary. not only to fit stock 70,
the winter and the critical time of spring, but
IN especial sense for mich COWS. We
know many farmers who make their greatest
profit in the fall out of their cows-the first
rush in spring and June alone excepted.
This may seem strange-but we know it to
be SO. The feed is worth less then than in
the summer, there are pumpkins, (which
many affirm make better butter than any 9th.
er feed. } root-tops, roots themselves, potatoes,
apples. &c.
These things, it will be observed, cost lese
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Is clear and 10 The taste like honey
II L NJ Is [ 6 g..
c. {. POST. Hincsburgh, Vt.
AN ACT RELATING TO THE REDEMPTION Oh
RANK NOTES.

AN ACT RELATING TO THE REDEMPTION OF
BANK NOTES.
hsrrjg eAacfed bH rae GeHsro5 -7sseAtig
~ Ter40rt
SIC. /. Aiter fie xy,rafion the charter of any
bank chartered nv this State. the termination
existence of such bank acreeshly 10 the Laws Of
ali tie weekly newspapers Of the county
bank y located, tor tu year setting forth that said
bank VIII redeem ~ outstanding bills the day the
Ifaton oi IT. charter The cate ct the termination
IL existence. AMI 4 ropy This Aud upon due
publication Of such notice, neither such bank off,
shall lie Liable any action for the redemption
Of It's outstanding bills. unless the shall
zen duly presented and payment thereof demanded
within the wear aforesaid, the banking house III said
bank.
Sc the ypiraion OF tie charter or after the
termination at tie existence OF such bank sfoTe
said. ~ch bank shall he sntect The operation
liable :" tie provisions ct the iJy third section Of
chapter eighty niGe of the General Statute.
SIC. = This act shall take effect from is passage.
Approved, November ~, 1866.
Ia pursuance 81 THE provisions Of The act above recied
the Vermont Bank of Montpelier. VI. gives notice
ihat its charter terminated September 5ih l-65
outstanding bills viii be redeemed January lst,
1865, pace at business The rooms First
National Bank Of Montpelier.
J. A. PAGE. Cashier.
Montpelier, December 20, lebG
la pursuance "f the provisions OF ie above rec-d
the Mortified Bank gives notice that its charter
mated July 18th, 1866 outstanding bills will be
redeemed until January lsi, 1868, place
business IN NorhieId, VI.
\: ROPES, cashier.
Norhfed December 20, lse6.
In accordance with the provisions Of the above of
the Legislature of the State OF Vermont, the Bank Of
Waterbury, al Waterbury, w. hereby notice that
charter terminated September l. ls65 thar the out
standing bills OF said Bank will he redeemed the
Waterbury National Bank, in Waterbury, and also the
National Bank OF Redemption, IN Boston, until the st
day of January, 1868.
J. X. FULLERTC.,, Cashier.
Dated at Waterbury. Dec Goth. 1866. M&va9vl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-11
DIRECTORS.

This Is the only Life Insurance Company
chartered by the State of Vermont-s managed by
Vermont men, and with Vermont economy. The laws
liberal, and protect the policy
holder more fully than those Of any other State. In
fifty years age when insured, are
entitled Paid up Policy for the sum
Fad-up policy be payable when the original policy
would have been If continued IN force.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-11
Ess ID r. "a ID - {.

Each policy-holder will be entitled to a
Dividend, the payment Of the fifth premium, and
annually thereafter such Dividend may be TO re
duoe the annual payment, 10 purchase additional
insurance, al the option OF the policy holder.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
IRON. STEEL. &C.

IRON, STEEL &C.
~ assorted sizes.
HOOP do.
ROUND do. BURDEN.
:" TOE-CORK STEEL.
sANDERsoN's CAST STEEL, cornered
for Granite Tools.
:. BnRbEN,S HoRsE.sHoEs.
SHOE SHAPES.
HORSESHOE NAILS, all sizes
CONCORD AXLE-TREES, all sizes.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS.
STEEL TIRE, all
STONE AND sLEDGE HAMMERS
200 Kegs NAILS.
Carriage Bolts and General Assortment of Heavy
Hardware.
sA 1T.
1000 Boxes Ground ROCK SALT.
30 BbIs. -
100 Half Bbls.
so Bags Ashon'S
30 Marshals .
5000 Bushels TURKS ISLAND SALT.
GEkOCE ssEEe.
80 Bbls. SUGAR-HOUSE SYRUP.
Hhds. MOLASSES.
80 Bbls. Crushed and Granuated SUGARS
20 Chests TEAS
10 Bags JAVA COFFEE.
BbIs. SPERM OIL.
LARD OIL.
WHALE OIL.
:" LUBRICATING OIL, very cheap
u Tierces LARD.
Powder and hot.
Tons SHOT, at l. IL q the Trade.
100 Kegs Sporting and Blasting POWDER
100 Cases do. in and IL ID. Cans
100 VI. PERCUSSION CAPS
SO NJ. METALLIC CARTRIDGES all sizes.
81 NJ. ieet FUSE.
For sale very cheap, by
BANCROFT x HOLMES.
Montpelier Nav 20. 1867. r2lm6eop
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DR. l.. pTE'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
a. Es.ssfcGts street. l-oxf.,s..


engaged IN treatment Of Special D-c7-es- We'll
known many Citizens, Pah.i-Aers, NercHt.'s. Itel
PropFietor- &c, tiat he Is rTrii rgr. O. ,f
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-14

PLEASANT FOR TOBACCO CHKwERs
AND SMoKERs.-An interesting revela-
ton concerning the tobacco trade is
made in an exchange of late date. We
know of no reason to doubt the truth OF
the statement, and recommend it to the
notice Of chewers and smokers-taking
a due proportion to ourselves. Each
one of us will, of course, feel quite sure
that the kind he uses was not thus man
ufactured. o, no, of course not! for
don't they tell us of whom they bought
it--positively assure us that it was knoTn
to be the very best' Read:
Everybody who is in the streets at
late hour of the night or early in the
morning may notice individuals about
the fronts of restaurants, hotels and bar
rooms, gathering from the streets and
cutters the stumps of cigars that have
been swept out or emptied from spit
toons, and will wonder what posi-
BILE use can be made of them. For the
benefit of pipe-smokers and tobacco
chewers we can give some information
Oh that subject. There are number of
establishments in this city to which
this filthy refuse is taken and sold,
where it goes through the following
process: 1t is washed, dried in the sun
and over the fire, placed in small mill
and ground, and then neatly put up in
small packages and sold as superior
quality of fne-cut chewing and smok-
ing tobacco of various fancy brands.
The quantity of old soldiers as the
boys call them, thus gathered, remodel
ed and sold every day, is almost incred-
ible. The general quality of the tobac-
CO when goes through this process is
said to be excellent"
We have the best kind of eridence
that there is no tobacco of this kind
sold in Wheeling.