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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-30
NatiDnal- S1tater,
Qtfb 8arraCfs, Osnfbntlle,

Sn @emGs5ett nit BEN rom Napsr unh pteIen
enSeren prsftinenten Eiirgerf1 Hnfhuiae ousgsz
Ser isee, ErtHarte ul,n taEentsoHe Mxtor Gsnipoht
nn6 Romifer fir MIR feds 3orfteHungen IN ietneT
grcEen RcI[e ais r@ n az IN feiHer Originals
Ser aatai ober Der fIeine 0IospantoIelA erf9einen
Riib Don fi9tig &rdfteu uuferititt werhen.
q. g. Der babe qrofit aus 5errn GIftor's Qns
sdsement uirb benz 4aiBuiHe BaiienbaAs eei9eutt
uerben.
Gintrittspreiie - Dr4eterftse, rs Gents, RarGuei
so Gents, 3eferprte Site nbre Grtrapreis fiub bel
*. 9orman an heben. 2as EFeater 1pirS nm 6.3e
Aben1s ge6ftnet. Der Hsrb6ng ge5t Guf I'm 7.30
gorSsNaiRptHe Strut snsiieubaEnz Baee1 febreu psr
Ode Gsbar unb Square ale finfsebn @tnuien nad
benz RatioueI' 2beater ab.
ottsO sm Manager.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-30
lof60flIt 3enntiItt 5reifag, OtIl SO 0ft0ber 1868
SonO iiber Oas Geuer, Bis OieleIbe gu
&obIe berbranut mar.


Sanb iiber Oas Gener, Bis biefelbe gu
&obIe berbrantit mar.
Ole 9tebem bes 5errrl @ebnenr I'M
geiteit MAIDEN einen febr lineinitiQeu
@inoru6 in Den Stein @orfer 0en1ofrGs
til1en 3teifen. Man baIt tS OafeIbft
fur cine febr uniueife MaBreeel, i'm
auf ben Stump Su f6ifen.
=. Ni6ter 8Iot6for0 in Stem Sort inc
ifruirte bic @ronb. Surf 6abin, ale
SoLdbe, tuelde faIf6e Statura[iInttrns<
pnpiere ausgeben, tn 2lnflage3uitan0
III beriesea.
Sn Sleip 9lbanb, Sno., iunr6e cine
entbnfaltiide repubIitanif1e Mofens
berfamntluna abeebolten, IN pelber
Spreber Collar fprad,. DerieIbe
iunr0e nit 8e0eiiterltn8 be8ribt. 0a
bic Sale au tIein mar, 10 muBte bic
8erfamtilung IN, 6reien 9eboItea tpers
ben.
Sen. BIair ipro6 in elmer oroBen
oemotratif9en8 erfammlnng so 8root'
Ign.
SIS. @aEntarb in @biIaOeIpbia ere
ipiirgte oeitern feine 6rau. Das @aar
mar felt ine5reren Eagen i'm 3ultan0e.
biebiftber Setrunfenbeit.
Sn 6onO Ou 2ac, g8isc., brannten
Siusi @ei4dftss uno bier @obrb6uier
nie6er. 8erLuff $50, 900.
Sic @treitigteiten 3tnif1en Ben. fn<
tbolif9en 8ifdof IN Chicago un0 Der
inn natereebenen @eifIi6teit fn6 iebt
ai @nOe. grjbifdof Renorid bon ct
2ouiS mar bon 6om aus nit Inter
inhung Der gngeIeeenheit beai1ftraet
.tporoen unb auf ieinen 8eri9t bin bat
Der beiIige StabI erfIart, 6ab bic 0lns
i1uIoieungensgeger ben 8ifhof fribol
uEO falid ieieu. Oie 6eiie 0es 8as
tiers McWmain mad 0tonl 6irfte 0as
Der bergeblid fein.
Sn 8inoBan1pton, sc. o. brannten
bret 9roBe Baarenbdufer, nit 8etrei0e
nn6 Noue gefRlt, fOuie bic Nru1orp
bes Al. 8egts. nebf Bafen, Gquis
pirunosee9enitanoen &c. tieOer. Ser
Init Der Mrmorp $40, 900, Der g6aarens
b6ufer 800, 900.
9Sribatbriefe aus Naorib, Die in
Stem 9orf nn9eIan8t fine, fa8en, 0aB
man bort ieoen 0lu9enbIid benz slus>
bru9 zines Strabenfompfes uno Der
grbauuns bon BarritaOerl entseaens
5eben tonne.
Qonbon, %. Sft. S
Die 6iibrer Der Iiberalen 9artei
ftnO iiberaeuot, 0oB bic @ablen in
ibrens Sinne ollsfalen nerben itnb bab
oaS Saus cine groBe Iiberale Mnloritat
aeioen tuirb. G9On beaei@net man
0os neue Cabinet nit Serrn @ln0fone
an Der Gpite, NuiIeu ais Sefretdr Oes
MuSnarti9en un6 Sobn Bright ais
Setretdr 0es Snneren.
8erlin, %. Stt.
Ser nor6bentf6e aei9stae ipirb
bonn R0nio BiIbeIa am 4. NObsimber
in YsrIon erofnet tuer0en. Nan err
tuartet cine febr frieoIi6e SbrOnrene.
Yoris, 90. DIT.
Ser Nfonitenr faet, baB Ser &aiier
bon Seitrei1 bic benz Geimeratb betreD
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WrpHamattDa.
tnaf 9snuefee
GretutiesD epertemenf.
1aftptHe, ben ~. Se1ts 1e68.


Sfi estradt, Sas Die 0eIseseteHss gesia ni,IaAs
an g. 9RdFt 1867 cine Atts aneeuan1nen sat beren
brftte nno JiertE Seitten feleessstmdten lGittn
Seftien s.. Scrner fsi uerorsnet, 9as BE aeeis
frdtiDn IN ben Gonsfe ZEN 8abllton, .syls ioI5er
seither gutef ben 2eetlgkfet uepl Sat 1888 gf5GnbE
hahf wurbe, ktexmit nun uuo nj9ttG tEtldrt Wtrb,
inb 6ds Eetis 1eEieu zteEt tessnt flnss GsSti
peteS inter eeaanntex 3eailyotiou erIniien wegesn
Sefttbn 4. Sexnsx lei aerdr6nets Daft bic Aes
ftimangen biefea AfkeR E& auf i1senh en nmAexeRs
Gotntp In biefem Gtnnte errsdtn foHem; mo 20 40
3nx ileberaen0ing bes pMaernenra hexmlBfsAts hNt
@efrGgexeien un6 Erbuangs wihxfnfettM Es3 Der &es
giliraspn pom @R9erR "a foE3em &sMntD rDrS&gsMlss
men linb Mub h6s Der GoispefueuE fegde Eb0ffada I
betarnt MAGE Rnb foiss burg Scotia
uuH ID aabstFadt, s1at. ss li9 ~ ilsberlesenues
unk Dropunss piSrieg bel hss AfoiFttieH See
sgdkIet in enissem eoapts peH 6aaet &c verge;
e bgIeitiae So @sHiam Q. Hxsmufeus eonssysg
nent Be- 9taqtes SenneHee, aus tteie@ gtlAee :
4roft Der nste 1beEzga1eu en- 8epnlt NIB IN Gfisl8
Der mir hIrr6 bic hrtfte ulie piete oteu4tna4nte
SEltioaen bef an 5. AdEt 1857 paIrtsit Asle iees
Heaiftietpli uon B15tea BE teitter ~ BeA0Nl1ep =
Gonnt1 pom Gapetts flatte einubsn pat ND frtdse
bisieIbe iat nun uab atdtss. 1913 Sd -
- ens1 8eaaaib btIls,l fags ID tpeinsl i
lEamen 4ttx pategi4uettn NIB tef
lGSote Gteasl beS St1efts cap ite,l
I Rdibutas, aia ~ GspteMtfk $50.
- aBu. @ 3 & i9n tplgl. 4 Z
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-30

Cumberland Qost SO. 2. D.6.S.S.
Die EqitsIisbtr periomnte.u is9 eonntas. ben /.
aop. tlhr Rodmit.das prhaie IN ibrer Dale. BIO
tise @ei9afte Iiegeu Dor. @ ott30 I'm
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-30
9 ten %. Ott.

Das WiniFerinnt bat erfIdrt, baB bic
NusIegnng, .meIde man Der &eoe 0es
Serrn BON Beuft ee0eben babe, cine
faIfde fti. Seftrei9 befoIge Iebigti1
cine frieOide VOIitit.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-30

Elm BIatt, ben SntereFen bes 8oItes
geipi6met uu0 auf freiinni9en nne 8e>
taeinniisieen 8riu3ipien bafirt.
Ser ,,NspubIieon" bertritt bic Sheen
Ser groBen repubIitanil6en Yartei, be
0as 2an0 bonn @er0erben nurd 6en
Gecefionstries serettet bat MnO cie
beltimn1t iit, Die Eereiuigten @taaten
nnb ben Gtnat Eennefee gu elmer sIors
reiden 8ufunft 81 fiibren.
Ser ,,Gepnblican" bat iiG) felt BET
fltrsen Set feines Beitebens einen
Sablreiben 2elerfreis eriporben une
eianet iid befonbers OILS 9lnteises
Organ fiir
. Gelddftslente naS SanSmerfer
GIIer 2lrt, -
|. 9ubleriptioaspseis fiir ben ,,yiepa.
bIic1n" /:
8aaIia Is Gents per Monat;
9B01entlid 80 per Sabr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-30
MrDfIa t,fD n.
$3.50 8e[phnmna.


Gx@m. O. BrpwnIOm, @0mperneur ne8 Gtaas
- ties Eenueiiee. -Nets, bic Gesenwdrttges ie9en,
metffen GruB ~ sS
Stadnent e8 mir betannt gemo4t porben if, bdb
Elm GenoiiIer 8 Dhn % fD unb 4nseres GftgefbuI
higf, 5dHnbItdbe unb Gbfbelibe geDrbtbnten IN ben
Npnoten Mlfrs ib Stpteniber 1868 an BEN Rerionen
pom GERM Bone, Germ &beH Mno efdneB Brtft,
ebemaIs In uniren Counties SHRpbrepB Mnh Herrp
moBnboft, beGaneen so 5abens iib Der @ere9ttefeit
btr1 bic 6nt elitaosen bdben na6 ieat ret beranz
eeben
pernenr uie Rr1ft her mir dbertragenen
@emaIt unb Autnritdt. bernit cine BeIobrI1tg poti
Sfnfbnnb er 3 o liars irgeu6 etner Yerfcn
ober Her5onen an, DeI9e genannten s5ohn Dnrle ers
areiFen nnb i'm ben Sheriff oser @efGHgnib nis
5eber unieres Gouuties 9api6fon abIieferH Tperoe,
bett Gere9gteit IN btefer @noeIegeubeit HattfInbe
ufb ansgeibt werSen nt6ge.
Swefbmnbert unh 6Hnf5ig Dollars
perben ebenfoHs fur bic Grsrifans un6 GinIieferuns
zines iesen Yiti9uIbieen an benz 8erbre9en bes
porsenannten So5n DatIp aneeboten.
Bum 3eueniB beien babe th gesens
I@ ludrtises etGensdn6tg nnterf9rieben
GnS 6as @reBe SiegeI bes Stoates
lanbeften IaIien, IN GGIhpiue, ben s.
/Gftober 1858.
3Mr6 ben GnMnerneur
O.. aB. SrrsUHICw.
- : gtaatsiefretar. OcttO Som
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-30

SherffFs 0ereauf. Sn 9emdbbeit einer
Teri facias gerOrbnupG an MID sertdtet
nab uberliefert pom benz Mtb1bareH Criminal @es
ritbt 0dpi ion Gounfns Senn, bel ieinem ApriIs
Eermin 1868, werDe ID atIn 5FjentIi1en 8crtanf an
ben u eiitbieteiDen gfg ba6re S0bung am Courts
buMssEbpr IN Der Sfnbt 9aafbpiHe am ma en- b,
ben 81. 5icpember 1858, nfteBenn bef9 iebene 2dnz
beret ll1o @ebu0e hrinGens Hdnstfh Gin Stud Ooer
EbeiI Ga beIegen Hn6 beffmDtf& TN GifkriEt SO.
in Der Gtabt &afbDtNe, Go1isfOn GoMntp, Eenr. bes
aren5t ME fDEGt BegtnnenD ON einent %Httft tn
9OrbsG oNeeeira6e, Der fioEttbtR ode pom enem LOG
TuE 2Ot, uerfnrft pom GaiS leHb Mocre an &GGeI
Miller, pom bG q 5ms NIT GoIe0eifraBe, non ba 3urtd
n6c6 cid @rnn@s Don pa genunntsr Br1r9 binGui
tlad Ter Gde, non ba Der QAie entlana mad benz Muas
aan1spnntt. Gtehe @e9i5fHs Dffiee, GGujbfon
GOunfp, Bud 81, Geife It's; unb NIT BefIng tetegt
ale b0s GigeHtbun pem geargaretb 8etgbts I'm elmer
Gretntton n rRetuer odMb gegen 9enrg 8otgbt len
Gen goigbt fen. utb Margaret 8Dtgb tun0 40 0ans
fen bes Sfoat EenueIee fir ts01 go; nterei5 \
unb &efien 80 geni8eH. gegeben ben 81 OstobeI
1858.
ott24 AgB 6. 30. 00naIbfon, Gberiff.
~ bssr1 3. 8. Auttn, 8. g.
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Scene An5eigen.
Stra6geitbte Sreiir.
G6DIic6e NyacifSc II. QGfIamtie
EeIeArapb eus2 tmien.
'Sfent nmb Dirttte Qinien mad alien
ipfdtiSen Rnnttest.
Office SiibIi9e !gaeiftc nnb MtIantie
Eeteeraphs gompaen e Der Ser. st.
SO. 80 9terhsG Hegeffrufe
2 az nffIe.. hefr %. Offnher 1853.

EeIesrapbs Eompaene Der Der. st.
SO. SO 9terhsG HegefraBe
RafbpttIea ben 20. 0ftober 1883. J4s
Etn Die Biar9er BON Nafb0iHei
Ole Hfce bieier gefenfd,aft III tseSfinet tn 30.
81 Slorb- Collegiate s6fhpiHe sur ueberfensnna uos
Boii9aften ~ rebrtirten areiieH ua9 allen FantS
ten, iDobtn TIRE Gr6Ete REDEEM.
Snoem Dir ben Bfirgern pom R1ibrtAe cine neue
@eIegenbeit aur ueberIeabitag rpu @shd stsnn9rt9s
ten hdfbteten, noour nit bIes nieaere Rreife, loHs
IN om9 fdnenere ueherfenhrn9 ttrb pilnttit4ete
4ntporten essleIt unb gei9ert peroen, fOaten Ane,
ipeIdte ben 7eIearupbe ais Gin Gornriitljeotiepss
ntttteI benMsen pOHt beneHfens bas cine GypoioRs-
2tnie nnr Dtt@ ibre nHterhiauna antre9t efDeIteit
DeF6en fam, reiin ne ntebrgere 9reiie anfekt Gte9
1T 70 jefbfrerltdnbiiG, bot BITE Shbl9e %dete une
MtIGntte EeIegfGpb s@0uTpagf1t uertrnnenspDH e
lpnrtet huB ibr cine pSHiae rnh beItdncige 4eatuts
glg 5l So ell werbe, UNI bic Grrt9ttna Der DtFre IN
Rai6piHe ,nb BITE GinfeAnns RieSrtger Rrsiie fr bic
SEQ. g. 9bnrRrn.
s 4f 8t6fbsnt.
ES, .. &entrp,
Oft 30 I'm RafbptIIe. 1eax.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06
MEN OF OUR TINES

DOOK AGENTS WANTED FOR the fastest selling
ID book extaut.
..1srz- or nF-U THING.
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Railroads.
VT. CENTRAL & SULLIVAN r. X
WINTER ARRANGEMR
= = = " = y = :
Commencing july p, 1858.


TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND gAsr.
Leave Burlington at 6.55 A. NJ iA. md -
PM.
Mail Train leaves Rouse's Point at 4.ioa m. re-
ceives passengers from ogdenshurEh P, and con
/ meets at White River Junction and Bellows Fail.
with trains for Boston, Worcester, Springfield. and
with trains OF Passumpsic R. R., arrives at New
York at l0.45 y. N.
Steam Boat train leaves st. Alheus at s.45a 70
connecting at Burlington, with steamer for La
George, and Saratoga.
Day Express leaves Montreal at $40 a. n s..
Johns at 10 a m, Osiensburgh at $50 m. Rous-
Point 0.s5 a. m for Boston, &C.. arriving in Boston
via Lowell Al 1870 p m.
Night express leaves Ordenshurgh at I.p1p m.,
Montreal at 4.3l p. m, kcnsss Point at Obs p m.
st. Johns at SIS p. m, arriving Region at s41s
m. connecting at Bellows Fails with Cheshire Rail-
road for Boston and Worcester and with Vermont
Valley Railroad for Springfield &C. and arrivin. in
New York at l2.2o p. M.
rRAIss G0,sG EoRTH AND WEST
Leave Burlington at AS and go a. m, so and
sra p. N.
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell s.Doa M.
for Burlington. ST. Adams Montreal, arriFius II
Montreal At 1000 p. n. Osienshurgh at 5.30a
Mall Train leaves Boston wa Lowell at 7.o0G m,
via Lawrence and Fitchhurg at I'D a. m, Spring
field at As 4. m, for Burlington and St. Adams.
The Train leaving Boston via Fitchbarg al 30 a.
n, and Springfield at 7.45 a. m, connect at White
River Junction with the Day Express train.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at rs a.
m for Burlington, Rutland, St. Adams. Rouse's
Point, 0gdeashurgh, &C
Night Express leaves Bellows Fa Is ar i0.g0 p. m.
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. r.
leaving New York al II u y. H.. and from Cheshire
r. r. leaving Boston al 40 p m. connecting at
White River Junction with train leaving Boston At
500 p IN. for Burlington, kouss's Point Montreal
and 0edsnsburgh, connecting with Steamer and
Grand Trunk trains for the West.
Sleeping cars are attached to both the night
press Trains running between st. Adams and I,i,
ton, and 81. Adams and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for 81 e
at the principal stations. &. MERRILL, Surt
St Adams, July 2ith, 1855.
H. n. DRURY Agent, American Hotel Hob.
Burlington. VT
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON n. r
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

Commencing, May q, 1868. train. will run a, fol
lows
LEvE BURLIs6ros:
eaOA M..MAIL TRAIN for Boston. Lowell. Hor
eester, Fitchburgh, Brattleboro Springfield Hart
ford, New Haven, Troy, Albany and New York
arrive in Troy at4.l5 P. NJ. New York in.35 ?.
Saratoga 600 p. m, Boston 7.20P. NJ.
Through to Boston and Troy tritkOuf chang, Of Car
2.45PM. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN to Rut
land, arrives in Rutland at lis.
lo.oOP. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS, with Sleeping Car, FOL
New York and Boston. Arrive in Troy at 40
A. NJ; New York lois A. NJ. Saratoga no A. m
Boston s35 AN
Through 10 Troy and Boston UIfAoui ea1age Of Car,
The go A. NJ, and 10 P. NJ, trains make close
connection with the New York Central at Troy
and Albany for all points West
From the South and East reins srrr,e at svrl,oto,
a, foEious
snoA. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with sleen
ing Cars from New York and Boston. Ie,v,f
New York at p NJ, Boston $50 P ".
s.osA. N. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Ru,
land.
4s5P.M.MAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell. worc..
ter Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, Troy and
New York.
Porfurther information apply at the Union Tick
ct Office No. l. American Hotel Block or al the Rpt
and Burlington Passenger Station where tickets
can be purchased for all Of the above routes and Al
points West North West and South West choice NAV
Be made from any OF the various routes, from Bur
Wv wARDwELL, Agent, Passenger Station.
u. CARPENTER. Agent, No. Americas Hotel
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06

If Tonic and Gentle stinulsnt which is not stten
ded by Reaction What it gains for you Il main
tairs When il refreshes body or mind il refreshes
tab natural strength that comes 10 stay. We are
oan recommending teetotalism in the interest Of
tesehe. US that he who resorts to the bottle for rest
is recuperstion, will find he keeps at IL, that he
iskindlinC FIRE in his bones, which viii consume
one the flames o: perdition. Turn fran II Take
tonic that VIII refresh and not destroy Dodds Eer
vine IL for sale by all Druggists Price One Dollar.
Beck ofCertit~sfas that accompanies each Bot
de.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06

WE Subscriber offers for sale the farm On arI.-
Il resides, near Checkerbury Village. twoar5,
miles rom Milton Fails, containing one huas-..
twenty-five acres Of rood land Vic --7l-i l' az
and fences, well Watered, and wood and -i-a-.-
fcieut for the Use ofthe Grrn. 50
Milton. Fob. y. 1868. 35vtf. i''iHN.
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Glnantial.
THE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY

THE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY
ofthe City Of New York No. 1856 Broadway,
CAPITHL ONE MILLION DOLLARs
CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS R. MAsAGAS, Pres. JAS. MERRELL, Sec.
Receives deposits and allows four per cent inter.
est all daily balances, subject to check at sight
Special deposits for si1 months or more, may
made at FIVE per cent. The capital Of one million
dollars is divided among over Eve hundred share
holders, comprising many gentlemen oflarge wealth
and financial experience, who are also personally
liable to depostors for all obligations Of the Comps.
ny to double the amouat Of their stock As the Ma
tonal Trust Company receives deposits in large or
small amounts and permits them to be drawn as 8
whole orin part by check at sight and without no
tice, allowing interest all daily balances parties
throughout the country can keep accounts in this
institution with spssia ad sntsges Of security, con
venienee. and profit. july dE-an.
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Marhjnes
THE AMERICAN
Az TED Err.

'V'HE GRE4TEST LfBOR SIZING ~. HY1.
l ever introduced o. the public. " LII So
over and over again every year. Ile- -.-r
are now offered % the public o. the ps--s.
the purpose ofeuring. hay.
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Ma. q Mas. W.. R Krvn.1t.
treeport- March u, Isd5.
lFrgra John G.. DUirs44... r,e.r,-t NJ,
This is to certify .iat hsd tuxor on nv face II
was theie about three years II kept Increasing in
-etlill was advised t0try Miss Savvers saIve at
box and carried IL with me and every time I
theu-ht OF II would rub the tumor with the saIve
peared. Esp
JOIN G. DuuSeHAn.
Miss Sawyer's salye gives the speediest relief ,,5
effects the quickest oare in all cases Of Rheumatism
sore throat ead on the chest cuts, bruises scads
ana 4nEaslons Of the skin Of all kinds IL is irvlua
HE IN the nursery, and may be applied to the youn
I est infant with perfect security. while no admit
should be without it--Gazstfs.
We, the undersigned, have sold more Of Miss saw
yers s.llve within the last six months than ann ctb
or kind. Parties who have tried IL speak N verv
hSh praise OF It's excellent virtues.
c. P. FEssEyDEv
Rocklaud, OCT. u, Isd7. L. n RosTrys
Mss Sawyer or ' Aunt Katie % as sbe i.s,-,e--s.
ealled ought 10 command the respect Of the pubt.
Ior she IS devoted Christian. and is In reaftv an
admirable nurse We cordially recommend her sve
a. worthy their attention and p troaare.-F o-iII1f
Dsaocrsf-
From Rer Naisariei Baaerl
Il j. simply an act Of justice aud perhaps it viii be
q Iavor 70 the public to say that have used Miss
= 80 = Z
most valuable remedy for the purposes for which II
L recommended. II Is most elective for animals in
cases Nhere salve is ever used for them Il has
PIyeu Al almost certain cure 1r ordinary scratches
in horses. NArH'L BuTrFp
We, the undersigned, have been acquainted with
Miss Sawyer for many years and believe her 10 he a
Christian lady and skillfal nurse and having useJ
her salve in families, il gives US great Dlaas,-
in saying 10 j. the best general medicine We be,e
ever used
Rev p +, CUTIE, Hon \. \ Burpee,
W Holman Francis Cobb,
Joseph halloeh, John T. Berry
q. Ie4 ~ ~ -, iLtt' Nn. II. Ttcomb
Capt J. Croker and wife Mr. A., elo"i
% David Ames & wife DR. + . 9-. ONl
y p S,a anu VIC J. Wakefield and wife
A a. hm. Beattie and wife
Geo. ". kimbaI JSbn : T',a anu we,
Fnb-sj-, e.. Il ". Wight and wife
TeenJa- W lie'' W o. Fuller and wife
pea. Henry I5grsba,,,.. Inomas Colson and wife,
yg9sTPh farWel Mayor Of RocklandD and wifi.
~ =; ANDREWS Postmaster Of Rock land and tic
l. n hinnall and wife, William MELON.
II YOU desire more information write 70 any -iti,.
o. h9eklAna and they viii take pleasure IN rso-
He era ms truly Wonderful Salve
uho u GOODNIN q CO.. wholesale .-snts r.
ton, hssS. BE3iAS BARNES & Co. WboiessTe
ageIte' New York HENRY 4 Co wboiss.ie
rssnts, burlington, Vt. Sold by all Drurgists' !,
sept. q. i.ddvfr
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Zeal estate.
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y Fletcher, franklin County Vt. mile fran o.
tire Of town, containing about 10 acre ~ 6.
soS 49, ~ 49,. seans Buildings and Ie
good orchards. Will be sold reasonaii. "teL, ~
suit purchaser Inquire ofor addTess n L fN s1 {
Fletcher, Vermont. D. hi-'ol-Ef
Iulv 18th T-f5-wtf
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EFFECTS OF Grass GOING 10 SEEn.-lt J.
common error, says DIR. D. Lee, in The, M
raj Mar Yorker, especially in Nirgin''' men
lucky and Tennessee. 10 raise grgss seen ana
hay in one crop tramping - ine 7''l ana
keeping the straw for bog tbs lia',iee Is /,
5t;tcti5nable. LIST. because the roots Of all
PERENNIAL gra-s=7 are weakened IN vitality by
.B,-,riny ed. p This injury o. Tereuui-
vi .,-s-ses in q meadow 0r pasture flyl-s the
introduction and growth of sci-as. PUSHES.
weeds moss briars, thistios and bushes. 3D..
1t makes poor hay fur stock. 18th. ltmiweS
meadows (the s5ll) ia- moro to mat-re seed
from year to year than t. cut -ra-- when It
first begins to blossom. Il is proper to raise
% plenty Of grass seed, bat It should he on
good land, set apart for the purpose. by
raising ones seed, tie danger Of Introducing
very undesirable plants, ike garlic, daisies.
Wild carrot. red root, and Canada ,hist-az,
may be avoided and one may be pretty sure
Of seed true to name as well as fresh.
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L. III. Il O BF.NS.


NJ sawyer liu0s iu the cts -i Eolsald, knox
County, Maine. She lA- devoted TIE ta-t J. ears %
ler LIE @. uurs NJ The =ca. and -l- il more e1rc
Renee Do the cure ~ obstinate diseases. old Sores auG
Ulcers and has also been consulted 10 more cases %
accidents such as burns scl.= and bruises, than any
other person ia New England, professional, or att-
erw se She has competed successfully Oh the most
able physl ans the States. as web with uur-es
and Indian doctors From tilr o. me She has CONE
pounded remedies for use iu certain diseases lI her
own practice. Among other ,IrlI ulls she has ~
many years made sllve wll-I soon obtained al
extensive sale. and Is now 10 great demand a1IOat,
as well as In private iIu-lies and gulu- the hun
d7els q men engaged 90 hucz-ll1 and vicinity 10
tie Ll1Ar10us business % quarry nE rock and
inz lime and $50 among the seafleu along she coast
Of Maine s. popular did 10 become that Wile was
only put ~ 10 Old mustard boxes without labels or
the help q advertisements, Miss Sawyer received
order, for Il from nearly or quite every a-ate ia the
Union. The demand finally f--4me So extensive
that she was unable o. INSET it and She made an ar
ranErleut vita l.. II. k1BzIS- druggist II Rock
Land % ,ake charge o. the llsnaf nd supply the
t-g1e. The agent .s &c we'll -ar-e- Nth The merits
uftne medicine that be- guarantee 20 % cure al. the
diseases i1r which it is rec1mmsnied and any one
giving It trial accord ~ o. directions aud j. DO;
satisfied, Is invited o. rcturu tie box with half the
contents, and the mules VIII hl refunded. Pal Dc
roct.uns with each box
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FARM FOR SAIr

V'HE we'll known farm Of the l,.a v,.t--..
L ton. situated in East Sheliur1 Eve hi. l-
Burlington. SAID farm c0utaus lre I,-5,s q Q
f1rty-twO acres Of land with good m 'leN A1i
chards, two story brick dwelling 5.u-- s--'il 'i
buildings. Said farm viii be sod t-.-..I- go .ts
the stock and farming utensils, als5. tvi So
Peat Beds, one situated halfa miller nom n -'l
the other two miles from Bu-ii- --.-. In rs -.'a
ing % WillistOn village.
For further particulars enquire of-hs -us.e-a.-
the premises.
Juur1rwf MRS er----.
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Take Particular Notice.

8Be sure and send money by registered let,er,
when possible. In some instances country postmss-
tiers have refused to forward letters to supposing
that our business came under the law against lotteT
les, gift enterprises &c, although it has been over
and over declared lawful by the legal authorities
This action Is instrated by the jealousy OF country
merchants. In case any Postmaster should again
decline @ forward letters, send by Express.
We cannot be responsible for money lost, unFss
some precautions are taken to ensure it. safety.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
our address in full. Town. County and State.
C. THOMPSON & CO.,
1876 Federal Street.
BOSTON, MASS.