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FOR SALE.
Best Farm i'm Vermont

rNIIE undersigned offer for sale upon Advantageous
/ terms one Of the best farms in the State. said
farm lies on Lake BOmbaZine in the town Of Castle
ton consists Of 80 of which 20i acres is mea
dow The balance is timber and pasture land, about
equal proportions Of each. The timber consists prn-
cipally Of pine and hemlock and if taken of at the
present time would net more than $4,000. New saw
mill on the premises in good running order, worth
5000. On the meadow land are two new barns,
each iOx6O it, cellars underneath, with streams Of
water constantly running.
Three tenement houses with small barns connected
TO each, and good sugar orchard Of $50 trees.
Excellent slate veins running all through the
farm.
This property lies about i-l2 miles from the rail-
road depOts at Iydevile and Castlet0n and is first
rate bargain for any one DESTROYS Of purchasing a
good farm. 1t also presents good opportunity for
parties desirons of erecting Summer Hotel, the
attractions of Lake Bombazne, and its surrounding
are unrivalled. The materials for building all
lie procured with little cost from the premises
The whole of this property, or an undivided hal
will be sold upon favorable terms. Hay, tools an,
stock will be sold with the farm if desired.
For further particulars inquire Of PRlNDLE 1
BURNHAM, Insurance and Real Estate Agents
Rutland VI.
Dec. l2.1 wifi
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Bosten MarLet,.-Jan. 2s.

FLU n &, me receipts since yesterday have been
$50 bbls Flour. The demand has improved a little
lot anu y - are urn and well sustained. The
common eKtras a. SlOQl075 medium 90 al sI40l2
and good and choice, including fayorite 81 Touis
brands at sl3 JO8l7 10 p Dbl ~
GRANITE receipts have been Ii4e husb Corn
and 400 Oats. The demand for corn is maseraie
and prices continue 10 tend in favor of buyers We
cuote 81 339l 30 for Southern yellow: white do AZ
y Sl6l 3! Western at 81 33lD p for low and
high mixed 81 369l 81 for yellow do; and 81 Sqll
/ 90 for white do. Oats have been in moderate de-
mand at s.G92c 2 bush. for Southern. Canada and
western. Rive 81 75GI so Shorts si2043 Fine
feed si51i6 and middlings si7GDj0 r ton.
PROFESSIONALISM has been in fair demand and
prices steady with sales of prime at SIS 50Gl9
mess at s23G23 80, and clear at 81 JoG25 soy h;
Beef is firm and selling at sl5Rl9 for common and
good mess; extra mess at so 50d2l % and family
extra at s1lG2i e ID. Lard BE to lie, in bbs and
sells from ~ 10 &c and Cheese from l3pi &C y h, a.
10 qualityI
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AsHINGrpN. Jan. 26.
The report OF Gen. Banks ON the RIGHTS oc
American citizens abroad will be submitted
"a Monday. The report is more bclliserent
IN tone thaa thc bill, and a large portion of
il Is devoted to tho rehearsal Of the suferings
endured in British prisons ~ Americans
,sb7 have been arrested on various charge
,iurin, tie last twelve months. Mr.. sumner
who is al tAe head Of the Committee ON For
den Afairs IN tie, Senate does not favor the
Lii and will probably hold It IN his commit
ioo until the new British Minister arrives
who .s expected next week, and who has
received ins tructions on this subject; The
bill will probably fail, many Republicans
holding the opinion that II Is question that
can beprobably settled only by treaty.
NEW YoRK, Jan. p.
4 letter from san Antonio, Texas, Jan.
I4th. says Dispatches Just received here
say severe Indian battle was fought at
Camp Lancaster Dee 9th, 2io miles \. W.
Of This place. The camp il gaIrisoned by a
company of colored cavalry belonging to the
command Of Gen. Hatch. The Indians,
about 1000 strong, attacked the camp at /
p NJ, while the company were watering
their horses In the dash three men Were
killed, number wounded, and thirty horse
captured: but the colored soldiers retreateC
TO the post, where getting their Spencer car
bines they furiOusly assaulted the sayages
The fight lasted until late in the night wher
the Indians gave way in confusion.
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NO HEALTH WITHOUT ,IcoR.


The wear and tear of life tells upon us all more or
less. What but machines? The vital princi-
pie is the motive power that keeps the human engine
in motion; but as beams, pstons, connection pipes,
condensors and boilers wear out 80 do organs mus
cle, tis-Ies snd all me compound parts Of hat mar
yellop- piece of work called man.
The mechanism % the body requires to he repair
ed and strengthened just as much the mechanism
employed to grind corn, or spin cotton, or weave
cloth. Steam cannot drive broken shaft, or impel
a drum a wheel that is out Of gear neither can
the vital force act through paralyzcd limb, an
inert organ.
Are you wearing out? Do you feel that any one Of
your organs-your stomach, liver, bowels, nervous
system or any other essential part Of your organza-
ton filters in its work If So, repair the damage
with the most powerful, ye, harmless. Of inyigor-
ants, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Remember that
debility is the - Beginning Of tho End''-that the
climax of all weakness is universal paralysis Of the
system andthat such paralysis is the immediate pre-
cursor Of death.
Don't wait for disease 20 commit its rlYases before
you commence the strengthening process, Keep the
whole body in a vigorous condition by preventing,
as far as possible the threads Of decay. Repair the
waste ofnature with natures best tonic, Hostetters
Btters,
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HUSBANDS, LOVE YOUR WIVES and give
them Plantation Bitters when they are suffering
from Nervousness, General Debility, Faintness,
Spasms, or any of the thousand and one diseases
to which the weaker sex is liable Having your
sefreS experienced the benefit of their use, ex-
tend the BLESSING TO others. This invaluable
tonic will chase Hypochondria or 81 the Blues,
give tone to the damaged nervous system
gently stimulate languid secrctions-dispel va
pors and ennui, and generally build up the
constitution. For each sex and all ages il is A
gentle stimulant and a refreshing cordial Mil
lions of bottles are sold daily all over the world
MAGNOLIA WATER--A delightful toilet ar
tiele-superior to Cologne and at half the price.
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MARRIED.

MErcALF-CoLE.-In San Francisco Cal, Nov. 18th,
1867 by the Rev. NJ. c. Briggs, &. II. MErcALr and
DELLA COLE.
DELoSG-BRIGs--In Huntington, Dee 3, 1867 by
Geo. L. Williams, Esq, Mr.. RICHARD DELoyG of
Starksboro and MissSARAH BRIGGS ofthe same place
srRAGuE-BALL--In Huntington, Dec %, 1851,
by Geo l. Williams, Esq, Mr.. HENRY SrRAGrE Of
Buels Gore and Mrs LoDUscA BALL Of Charlotte.
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We import very superior quality Of kiangsi 90
long and Moyune Young Hyson Teas, put up in orig
nal Chinese packages, containing one pound. VI
sell the Oolong at sl30 and the Young Tyson at 81
.0 r.a- md
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LOAN MONEY WEST:

A LII using Sewing Machines will find FoOTE's
y patent NEEDLE THREAuER a great relief to
tlc eyes, The Threador and Setter combined sent
prepaid. rs amy address. upon receipt Of 81. \ lib
.rll discount made L. agents and the trade NUM-
FORD s. CO.. Agents for United States, 90 Asylum
Hartford
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DoDD's NERvINE AND INvICORA-

TOk.-Ihs Medicine IS a NERVE TONIC. II
stops the waste Of vitality, braces the Nerves and
quietly regulates the system Sleeplessness Irrita-
bility Loss Of Energy, LOss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia
Constipation, local weakness and general failing
of the mental and bodily functions, the common
indications Of disease. Doddis Nervine and
Invigorator is a complete specific for all these
troubles 1t is also the best it is also the most
otrr lie
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sperial yotitrs,
IMPORTATION.

Information guaranteed TO produce a 'uxurian
growth Of hair upod bald head or beardless face
also a recipe for the removal Of Pimoles Blotches
Eruptions, etc, the skin, leaving the same soft,
clear and beautiful, can be obtained without charge
by addressing -
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
S23 Broadway, N Y.
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DIED.

RoBINsoN.-At Fairmont, Milton, Mass January
Pod, suddenly Of scarlet fever, ALBERT NELSON, son
of Seneca and Sarah W. Robinson, and brother Of B.
F. Robinson, late Of this City, aged l6 years and s
months.
MTLLER.-In this City January 18th, LAunN
CLIFFORD, child Of J. d. and Addie L. Miller. aged
months and Ii days
JoNEs.-In Richmond, January 2ith, SARAH E.,
only daughter of r. \. and Caroline Joncs.aged Il
years and months.
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FARM FOR SALE.

DNE Of the best farms for sale in the County stu
~ ated about one and quarter mile from Niuo0sk
Falls on the main road 10 Milton. For particulars
enquire Of the owner, Willard Street Burlington.
Jan 10. leGS. d&wtf SIDNEY BARLOW.
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Gral estate.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

TIhe undersigned offers for sale his house and lot It
j One-half acre OF more stuatcd near The Depot at
Essex Junction. The house is new, thoroughly built
Of wood cottage style and well appointed through
out For further particulars appl, 81
ALBERT STEVENS.
Essex Junction Vt. Jan. -, diut&Wim
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Grace Church. the finest Methodist church
in this country, and probably in the world,
was dedicated to-day. Bishop Simpson,
Ames and Scott, and many ministers were
present. 1t has been over two years in build
ing, and cost upwards Of 100000. 1t is
presented to the church at large as a centen-
AIRY offering
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TO VERMONT FARMERS.
TO BUILDERS.

I'VE Trustee. Of the Vermont Reform school viii
| receive until February 3, sealed proposals for
hniIdin-a workshop at Waterbury the ensuing sum
nier ~ wit 50x3l feet. strong frame encascd with
brick. two stories. d and DO feet between joints
roof slated. brick Jet. and with three double floors
ular and spec hcatiuns Eill Doe iuui4 AZ tHe Office
of A a. Pcase Superintendent. 90 Waterbury Gil
said date. for Examination.
An communications may Dee addressed o. Air Pca-e,
and bids Glr the above should De endorsed, Propo-
sal for Workshop" that they may De opened hy the
Trustees only.
Tho Trustees viii reject all the bids if none should
Drove ut.-fagtUry. Is order % trustees
Waterbury. Jan. s 1865. W.
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Mothers we also commend the Nervine for use in
the diseases which aict children while Tcething as
certain afford quick and grateful relief The stupe-
fying Syrups, Of which Opium is the principal in
;redlent are dangerous to life, impair the functions
Of the stomach and bowels, and actually impede the
healthy growth Of your offspring. To cure Wind,
Iieye main. the NERVINE will alwav. be found safe
mi. .nicinui
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TO CONSUMPTIYES.

The Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON will send free Of
CHARGE to all who desire it, the prescription with
the direction for making and using the sample re-
medy by which he was cured Of a lung affection and
that dread disease Consumption. His only object Is
TO benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer
VIII try this prescription, it viii cost them moth
ing, and may prove blessing. Please address,
REV. EDWARD A, WILSON,
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

AGeutleman who suffered for years from Ncryou
Debility, Premature Decay, and an the effects
youthful ind-creton. will for all u. sake u suffers
ing humanity send free to all who need IT, the rc-
ceipt and directions for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured. sufferers wishing TO profit
ay the I'D, et.ers e4Iericuoc, can do 20 by addrcs
sing perfect confidence.
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IMMENSE INCREASE OF SALES

IMMENSE INCREASE OF SALES
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS.-B1ere one ,ras
sold fer years ago, thousand are sold nor.
They strengthen, warm, and inygonte the part
upon which they are applied, and relieve nervous
affections Of the bowels lumbago pains Of the side,
and usually all local pains. Tn affections # the Kid
neys they are Of great service.
LANE BACK.
New Y0Hk, Nov. D. 1859.
T. ALLCooE co: Gentlemen, Il lately suffered
severely from weakness in my hack. Having heard
your plasters much recommended for cases Of tlis
kind procured one, and the result was all / could
desire single Plaster cured me in a week.
Yours respectfully, j. Il. BRIGGS,
Proprietor Of the Brandrcth House.
Principal Agency. Brandreth House, New York.
Sold all druggists Jan s. d6wlm.
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DON,TUSEANyTHINc ELSE:

- Dodd's Nervine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous ingredient. For sale by all druggists.
II. b. SFORER CO., Proprietors,
No. u Fulton St. New York.
SEPT. o.. dSwly
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ITCH. ITCH.t TTCH!!!

SCRATCH SCRATCH. SCRATCH
10 from lu To- Is hours.
WHEATON OINTMENT cures THE IRON.
WHEATON > uIST'iENT cures SALT kHtJW.
WHEATON OINTMENT cures IErTE.
WHEATON, OINTMENT cures BAREFG'S ITrH.
WHEATON OINTMENT cures Old SORES.
NHEATNS's OINTMENT cures every kind Of HUNoR
Ike Magic.
Price 50 cents a box by MAN, co cents Address
WEEKS 4 POTTER, No. no Washington Street
Boston, Mass
Boston. Aug. -. l-f- d&wIy
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AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET

Prices 0f Market Beci-kXtTa, sll n Y = m
quality $I2 - a 1850 second quality, II 51f .
third quality 5 81 a II.
Prices Of store Cattle-W rking Oxen, 2 pair
sI5n. s2r, $50 a 300.
Mich COWS and Calves, from 81, $50 So. So to
500.
Ycarlings so a 81; two year ODDS so a Is
three wear olds IS a g..
Prices of sheep and Lamhs-In lots = 80, g.
a. 20 each; extra: 81 80 a 5Cor from t Sc Y b.
Spring Lambs 90 a %. Veal Calves, none.
iiides . a. 9 I-2c Y ID. Tallow, a lie p h.
Pelts y I-lc 10 81 40 each Calf ski :, l6c p n
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ca. .,. ,., $685.. b.. Zoo, ..o,r nor rise my hands
To- my heads ! have spent more than : $50 for the
ufIi5bie rsuefies advertised, without the least
benefit Less than ftro botfiss Of UhHf's Etrir en-
tirffv cured me.
Three teaspoonful doses will cure all ordinary
cases If Rheumatism or Neuralgia. All apotheca-
rit~ sell it.
INVITE, Druggist, 3s Leyerett Street, Boston
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LEvIA. CUsHING's ESTATE.

WE TIE 81 BSCRIBERS, having beenapponted
w by the Honorable tho Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden, Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate Of Levi A. Cushing late
of Underhil in said district represented nSoventand
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset there
to: and six months from the day Of the date hereof
being allowded by said Court for that purpose do
therefore hereby give notice, that will attend t.
the business of appointment at the dwelling Of
Malinda Cushing i'm Jnderhill, in said District the
81 Tuesdays Of February and June next, at ten
o'clock. \. NJ. on each Of said days.
Dated this 18th day Of January, \: d. 1865.
JOSIAH BASS, J Commits
w30W3 M. MEAD. s siouers.
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"FIsHER'S COUGH DRoPs"-wm, fta

ken in season, break up any cough, and prevent Con-
sumption. It has in many cases cured the patient
when given up by the physician, and is especially
recommended to those who are troubled with night
coughs, As it insures sweet and refreshing sleep.
MASON, SYllONDS Il CO., Kennehunk, Ne, Pro-
prietors; GEO. c. GOODWIN & co. Boston. General
Agents. Sold by all druggists.
Sept. 25. wdmos.
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GEO. p. rev ELL \ CO,
30 Parb Row. y. y.

rTUIS No HgMBTG.-BY SENDING 80
| CTS. ANDSrANP, with age height color of
e. c- and hair, youNIu receive hl TeIurn mail
correct picture Of yoay future husband wife with
u1We and date; or marriage. Address MINNIE
CLIFTON T.. q. Drawer No. $, Fultonyille, y. Y.
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BARRE ACADEMY.

rINIIE Spring Term VIII begin on Thursday, Fob. 81
i The boarding house IS completed, the accOmmo
dations for board and selboarding have been great
ly increased For board and rooms application should
be made to
Jan - 2w&wlm J. s. SPAULDING, Principal.
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Oauia-Froln The Northern States were fair but
not 50 many extra a. lasi week; she number Is also
i'c head less. The market vas decently active Ut
last weeks prices
SheeI-Receipts somewhat larger than last week,
Win good share Of extra sheep Prices unchanged
The demand continues fair
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THE GREAT
UNITED STATES
TEA w ARE HOUSE!
No. 30 ye.cr Street, New York,
OF T. Y. KELLEY x Co,


No. 30 yesey Street, New York,
lr.. ,.-., .- ....,.., with ,,.,- ,-s..r, or,a,.
, I'd, o. ~. - r.--I,. $500. % fI-+. il-5
.-'ii' II ---e-i'' o. '' e anu
ELEGANT RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
faI ne eNlEes 1r l-. ~ rtI'5i-lI= l5gH s,ys ~
'., r it = nv l-i-'a - ~ - - 5
t',s FL, H. I,'.s RI ;,I4ters i5e iobers,
Ir..-s sra.nf,t,rs ,gholqs,Ie dealers and finally
f, I'm. -ef,ii grl-f-.- N. rar+- have So enhanced
tic prizes of tfe ESSENTIAL articles of eyerv-Iav-ife
that many consumers have been obi ged % stint them
selves abstain altogether from the use Of Teas and
T.-i,r Win H.. r.Diiti,n of the ten market mat
tI, nod. are frsonentIv retailei NV small dealers
s - - -. +r-sI. 3D. ;r --s,-i-sf ,-.5.,..
800 ~ %. y. '., n @ IA ma - AZ mn
prncp.eI spectators rs TO be really unnJ for the
uses of any good and well provided household.
We do not see why this should longer continue, and
We therefore proDo5P a. retail our teas and c0ees in
small 0teE i.l,s 10 consumers in an parts Of the coun
ny. a. importing prices with such small profits ad-
ded thereto, as in a widely extended and constantly
increasing business may reasonably compensate Us
for our trouble We guarantee teas and cofess al
oil times % be fresh and pure and u4rr1Ht all goods
sold from this house 10 give entire ats tion 9TH
erwise the go0dsimay he returned, and the money
will Dee refunded We challenge any establishment
In th. country to compete win Us in the quality and
prices Of our goods We call the especial attention
OF an housekeepers ana heads oil iales 70 tne lol
pptCr HIST
OpLoNG lEackl On. ID, - gu, si,ru per T. Best
NlNED Green Black Co. 20, 50, -, 81 % per 4.
yoTNG HySoN f,;rceul fa - ~ 90. 400. ITO.
NIpFRIT it;reeni ca = on. sI25.
'-'' - ~ r. - ~ ~
Japan 90 q az :. 2j per pound.
- ,,,.-,, a.
inal Chinese packages containing one pound. We
sell the OolOng at 81 30 and the Young HysOn 81 81.
co per pound
cpoT-~D COFFEES
PURE RIO, %, . and 30 cents per pound;
pound,
lington and vicinity, we have appointed VINCENT &
suous ae PI W ~ m selnes IN Gne pIa pa "a
New YORK All goods put up BY u. bear the trade
hot Sc 0l: T. hhlLEf q 20. stamped on Ine pack
any amy ea%9asg Il New YORK Boston, or V elsewhere
house.-We soheita
fAlf AND IhOhOCUh TRIAL
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MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY.
Ge0al 0Otitrs,
JOIN HENRY HOPKINS ESTATE.


STATE OF VERMONT } To all persons concern
District Of Chitteulen. So. ed M the Estate iof
John Henry Hopkins late Of Burlington IN said Dis
trict, deceased,
GREETING
Alta Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District of Chttenden, on the 10th day
of January A. d. lS6S an INSTRUMENT, purportius
10 he tho last win and TESrAMENr. Of John Horny
Hopkins late Of Burlington in said District, deceased
was presented To the Court aforesaid, for Probate
and It is ordered by said Court that the 18th day of
February \. L. I-6- at the Probate Court Room
in said Burlington, he assigned for proving said In
.trument and that notice thereof be given o. all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks sucecssively IN the Burlington Free Press, a
newspaper printed at said arlington, previous 10
'hi time appointed.
THEREFORE. You are hereby notified To appear
before said Court mt the tmo and place aforesaid.
and contest the probate Of said will, if you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
irict, this Aith day Of January, A. u. -6~-
w3Ow3 T. +. WALES, Judge.
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No. los South Second Street. Williamsi.urgh. n Y
May g. DIV
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snrtial 9lutitrs.

MOTHER BAILEY'S QUIETISG SY-
RUP-The Great Quieting Remedy for Children Tee
thing. Large Bottles only p cts Sold by all Drug
gists. WM JoSLYN son, Barton, Vt Gen.
Agents
Dec N
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FoRCoUGHS.CoLD AND CoNSUMP-

TON try the old and well known VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALSAM, approved and used by our
oldest and best physicians and families for forty years
past. Get the genuine REED, CUTLER & CO.,
Druggists, Bosto Protors9lrp.
Nov. 2G. ud& w3mos
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NOTICE.

rI1IIIS is 20 notify the public that have giy7n my
| SON. SENuUR A. CARY. Dis time during the rest
of his minority. and viii claim none ofhis earnings
and pay none fhis debts after tins date.
LYMAN CARY
colchester, Jan d. 1873. Wv
NEW BOOKS.
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BArrAr-s Military History L. s. Grant. Vol. -yo.
CLOTH with maps, the best history Of Grant. and
every way desirable book.
AGAs,u, Journey in Brazil Illustrated; 7yo.
THF Lovers DICTIONARY l2mo; cloth. 7~9 pages.
Az OLD MASS PEAYER Suqunui l6mo cloth.
Pmlo~orn or Batting By Bellows. l2mo. cloth.
TuE FAR EAST. by ". c. Burt, D. y. I1no, cloth.
Wou,N's WEovGs BY Gail Hamilton
For sale at HUNTINGTON'S.
IAN d. div
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SOMETHING TRULY MERITORIOUS.-Ch
= Electro Silver Plating for Copper Brass German
Silver and silver-piated ware Manufactured only
by J. SHAW. Chemists, No. ID Elm-st Bridgeport
Ct. Put up in OF. bottle price 50 cents Half o.
bottles for trial sent by mail upon receipt of Is cents
Sold by Druggists and Variety Stores generally
Depot % Futon-st., y. Y. W. \. Nichols Gen. Agt.
Responsible agents wanted in every county to intro
duce thc article and supply the trade. Beware Of
limitations
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TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUX OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL is q. safe, certain
and speed, core 10y Neuralgia and all Nervous Di-
soases. The scverest cases arc completely and L4r
rlaneutly cured in a very short time. Neuralgia in
the face or head ), utterly lanishcd in few hours
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