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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-01-31

THERE is a certain portion of the war that viii
4 never 60 into the regular Histories nor be en-
bodied in romance or poetry, which is a very real
part Of it, and will if preserved, convey to sue
eeeding generations better idea OF the spirit of
the conflict than many dry reports careful nara
tSes Of events, and this art may be called the Co
sip the fun the PathOs Of the war. This illustrates
the character OF the leaders, the huTnOr of the sol
diers, the devotion Of women, the bravery of men,
the pluck of heroes, the romance and hardsbins
of the service.
The valiant and brave hearted, the picturesque
and dramatic, the witty and marvellous. the tender
and pathetic, and the whole panorama Of the war
are here thrilhngiY portrayed in mastery manner
at once historical and romantic, rendering il the
most ample, unique, brilliant and readable book
that the var has called forth.
Amusement as well as instruction may be found
in every page, as graphic detail, brilliant viii, and
authentic history, sklifGlly interviewer IN this
work Of literary ant.
Send for circulars and see our terms, and full
description Of the work Address, JONES, BRO
u1si. Ohio.
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Paste It un.

For the information of business men. and
the public generally, We republish the fol-
lowing table showing the weight of grain
DC, per bushel, as established by the
Nashville Chamher of Commarca:
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Southeast Corner of the Public Square,
Pulaski. Tenn.

NA4NOfOLALS AtOAAAAGS
JTAvE just received complete stocks of mems and
II boys ReadY-m tde Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats
Hosiery, &c, &C.,
To the ladies we would say that our stock ladies
misses and childFen's Boots, Shoes Caters and Ho-
siery is complete and very desirable, and special
" invite you to examination ofour goods prices.
Our variety Of Gents. and Boys Clothing, Hats,
Boots and Shoes is immense.
We have hats varying in price from 80 cents to
SO. Coats from 81 to $50, and everything else in
our line in the same
Variety Of Price and Quality.
We have exercised great care in selecting our
goods, and determined that those who favor US
with their patronage shall be satisfied to prices.
We are agents for Baily, Ordway & Co.. Nashville,
and SouthWorth q Nance, Memphis, Tenn,
COTTON FACTORS,
and viii furnish their customers with Rope and
Bagging, pay tax and ship their cotton.
The favors of old friends and the public gene
rally are respectfully solicited.
oct 18tf MCGUIRE & EzELT..
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S. W. Jones. colored barber. has been
nominated for Congress in the Tuscaloosa
District, Alabama.
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AGENTS WANTED.
PoR THE
GRAY JACKETS.
And How They Lived, Fought and Died
For Dixie,

Incidents and Sketches of Life in the
Confederacy,
Comprising Narratives of Personal Adventure, Ar
my Life, Naval Adventure Home Lite Partisan
Daring, Life in the Camp, Field and Hospi al to-
getler with the Songs, Ballads Anecdotes and
Numerous Incidents of the War for Southern In
dependence.
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MISCELLANEOUS
PRIZE
MOWERS AND REAPERSl

Over 60 900 manufactured and now in use in this
country and Europe.
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FT1hese world renowned machines were awarded
i the first prize, Ten Pounds sterling, at the
Great Quadriennial Trial at Plymouth. Eng, July
1865 and at the Great National Field Trial. held &c
Auburn, N Y, in July, 1855. the first Premium
GRAND GOLD MEDAL.
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First Mortgage Bonds

are offered for the present at NINETY CENTS ON
THE DOLLAR. they are the cheapest security in the
market being than 10 per cent. lower than U. S
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thing Of beauty is a Joy forever"
And nothing is to beautiful as picture Of health.
ieadache Nervous Pains Sour Stomach, Distress
rfter Eating, Frustrating Weakness, Dissemination
or Society, Mental Dependency, &c, are the rule
ather than she exception with the human family
md have stamped their effects upon ms ALL The
most effective, gentle, sudden and agreeable rem
,dy is the Plantation Bitters. They have proba-
,ly cured and alleva;cd more cases the last five
cars than all other medicines combined They
IRE sold throughout the length and breadth of the
aud. 90 100
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At CAMBRIpGE AND BRIGHTON,
For the week ending Tuesday, January -. 1865.

for the Wtfh tuAluA AutnnA4f dahuAI4 . tai1s
AUGUST STOCK At MARErr ,-
Cattle. Sheep. shotcs. Fat Hogs. Calves
This week. lib0 sos 90 0l 70
6 5as' y car go. iS@ Ss51 90 % co
Pni6fs Rssf Catue-Esta fat and heavy premium Oxen,
slnI stl3l third quality eltU g. sll1a per 40 lbs
total weight 90 hide iaoW aud dressed beef rN choice
sin ilr paifs, ttlqaa tt75. Bulls. &c f10ls $50.
WorLg oxen bo 20 per pair OF according 10 their value
Niloh Cows-hr quality % 7bi extra good, ~ 700,
With without calves may be agreed arrow and ordinary
-Yearng soo SO, two years old, 90 % oc,
three years OH OQOIH Oh co.
sheep and iamns-sa cts extra ola es per b.
Tive weight, or 400 80 per head.
shotea hoegaie or cts retail 40 Cts per H. Fat
hogt, % o DO o cts. per 10. spring Pigs
Veal Calves slOA g o per head
nmss-Brrhlon, 10 a % csi Country lots,s ~ cts
Caf skiua-b a o. cts.
Taos-s 20 CO. per ~ Country iots,7a7i
Peiis, sith wool on,si 500. Country lots, 10.
other stormy day bat II has been more comfortable thn last
The rrcripta ~ cattle hc Northern roads
about TO- less last seek There not LARGE
portion of good heef last week The beef trade Ia The city
has been rather dull and the supply raher n advance on inc
demand There ia little change iu prices aud our report
be- summed the oluwiug motto, IN satg quo'
Of thr best sold for lac Rnod 70 20 "a Las cows and
small cattle 90 20 i2c ln Receipts ~ Brighton AS West
ST. T. wither lis9 lhs lac 80 sk. uers
sold loser, accorinr 30 quality g. W. Bfonucll sold
j. sasyer sold H. oxen At iao gatlsi2ard IT il9o
per H. Bella Hastings sold 10 oxen a. 10 10 l4o 10 dress 100
There we're only about sheep hut he averare quality IL
evidently Improving slim sheep mnstY sold by ne head
o. T. Houaht1n sod q az sl2 u lbs cash Dog 90 20 about 30
sranord ollhs ana good, A. DC. Lyman Hunt sold 50
sheep, 100 lbs, al % per DO.
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MORTGAGE BONDS.
3.-THE LAND GRANT.

The Union Pacific Railroad Company has Hand grant
or sbsolu Donation from the government Of y 800
acres the mile the line Of the road which will not
b. wo,h less than 81 80 per acre the valuation
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posToN MARKET-J,v %

Corn Y,chtng receipts sinre Saturday have bfeu
bbs Flour 1921 bush Corn. The market for Flour Is
nfh A steady demtDt sales or Western fuperhue at
Sras so 1913 medium estrs at s "a
choice Including Louis brands,
BIOL southern Flour Is quiet nut steady
sl0a choice extras and fresh ground
ga hh qditf quote South
yros az Al 80 a. As 10 qaatyi southern white Al
81. Western mix a. sl1l % per bush. oats
9le pr bush ior southern Canada Ard western. kyr
st1ta i Shorts as tQ Fine Feed $500 90
O0i aud Mi "a Iliugs fs1.1f a blul per
rroysonsPofs nrm hut steady, with small sales at SIS
prime 00 % 90 Or aud u 80 1880
tor clear Reef ranges from $3.50 % 10 per MI or Western
family Lard % liza i4c boo bhs and tcrces
Smoked Hans 1874 lg- ih3 and Cheese from - lde
per 10, e quality. Butter from 80 4se.
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ALL iiIcH ALL PooR.-No matter who you are,
you will have all manner Of physical pain of any
lame the tongue can mention removed in FIVE
mutes, free Of expense, at DR.. Wolcott's Office,
l1O Chatham square, New York, at "a Myrtle
Avenue, Brooklyn, or at SO Winter street, Boston,
by the application OF DIR. Woleott's curious remedy
II Is free Bring the toughest cases, that have de
he'd all medical treatment. PAIN PAINT is sold
kiso by al druggists at 20 cts, 90 cts 81 and 50
a bottle.
Go to DR.. Wolcott's Office,
Go to drug stores all around,
90, aud never be novice,
Go, and be a convert sound. 9S
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taarrtagfs.

In Warren Jan q, by Rev j. Boyce, Mr. lyman ~ Learn
ed VI WAshrd and Miss Laura NJ Go0dspeed Of Warren.
In Pos, Mills, Jan 10 ny eev Charles Scott Mr. Albert d..
Slack and Miss Adde Howe, both Of Ihetf0rd.
Barnet Dec IA, by Ray L. s. Watts, Mr James Crage Of
Peacham and Miss Ada A. Blake u sutton,
In panton, Jan a. by Hon w. g. Green, Smith W. Hatch Of
Panton and Emma h., daughter Of Green u Richmond.
lowell, Mass, Jan. 18TH by jeremiah Clark Esq, MI.
Russell Gleason Of Lowell and Miss Harriet yfofd Of Wood
bury, VI
Ia Montpelier Jan. by Rev. b. Taylor, Mr.. Albert H.
Wilson Montpelier and Miss Emene Alden Of Mddesex.
In MiddleseN Sept. hth by Hitchcock, Mr.. julius p.
Knapp MddieeS MSS Maria r johnson Of Painhed,
H. Also by the same, Jan lst, Mr. Charles Barney Of
Boston, hass., and Miss Ella j. sulrs Of hddeseH; -
In Walden Jan "a nv r. r. Granger %, Mr. ErdN T..
Howard ardwick and Miss LydiN A. Haynes u walden
In Fayson, Jan o. by Rev. Geo Boyer, Mr. AonEo Bar
ney OF Charleston and Miss Ruth ellison Of Fayston.
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"My father, an old gentleman" (ssys A, G.
Leighton) "has received greater benefit and re-
lief from prctracted and distressing cough (gv-
ing him rest and comfort nights from Johnsons
Anodyne Liniment, than from any and all the
other remedies he has tried 9S
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-01-29

.etters uncalled for at the Montpelier Post Office
Jan. Is.
Ladies-Miss Carrie + Brown, Mrs Hattie
J. Chanberlin, Bell Jones, Miss Sarah Rice, Mrs.
caroliho b. Smith.
GeafiemeH w. T Burnham n. f. Benson .,
:. V. Bridgmen, Chas. Clark, j. L. Aewett,
frank Loyewell, c. NJ. Lufkin, Geo. Newman,
;. Rowell, W. NJ. Savage T. c. SpauIding, VIM.
W. Woodbury.. Rodnev YOUNG.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-01-29

A TRUE BALsAM.-Dr. Wistar's Basam of Wild
Cherry Is truly bslsam. 1t contains the balsam-
&c principle OF the Wild Cherry, the basamic pro-
pe.tcs Of tar and Of pine. Its ingredients are all
balsanic Coughs, colds, sore throat bronchitis,
and consumption speedily disappear under its bal
samic influence 9S
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-01-29
NEW YORK WOOL MARKET-JAx. 25.

iIOk THREE DAYS
The demand flr fleece during the last dtV has been
active particularly f0 The and hle grades Tor which
fl prices have obtained The sools si dull
stocks GRADUALLY being worked o. and there h
rect OF better prices 10 Che spn For ifn wool continues
quiet and Cine being u light supply held for f
pce Carpet descriptions, Che other hand, depressed
California wool continues freely being lary fuhs
sales reach
aud Western leece Xxx. and hh
Tor fancy Included DO sales co. los
fckocs A. 65 11t 5000 lbs ohio se $500 lns No. ard
dllm ohio - ard 10 uo "csirru 81 Ale
hl1 Dos ru,d 81 ior No. 8aa ior SUPER aud
A. a tic f,r eHtra.-ShirpHa Ltsf.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON viii send (free Of oharge)
TO al Nho dsv a. the prescription ~h the directions for
making and using the simple by which he
Of long Affection anil that dead disease Consumption His
only object l. benrdt The N cird An be h.
viii Try this PERCEPTION, will them nothing,
REV. EDWARD A WILSON,
69l3 No d5 South Srcand ST., Williamsburg, New York
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Turner'S TIC DOfoHre"r or Unire~saI .ves-
raigsa ran safe, certain apd speedy Cure for Neural
ga and all Nervous Diseases The
pletey and permanently cured ina very Neuralgia
In the face or head Is utterly banished Ia few hours No
orm Of Nervous Disease whsands Its magic influence. It
has the unqualified approval OF many eminent physclL 1t
contains nothing injurious to the most delicate system Sold
everywhere st receipt Of and postage stamps
TURNER co. 40 fremont ST. Boston, Mass, PrOpretOr
Boston, July !, le6l. ss,ls
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ntu ADVERTISEMENTS.
AGENTS WANTED FoR
THE BSTVTE-, co IT.

And ho,o they Lived Fought and Died for ne tni5a
toh Scenes and IN idcnfs "a ne Great n he lion II
the stice and cheapest war book published Price
only 81 81.
CAU1tON-some Of or Agents have tsk'n adj
vantage of The great popularity and argo size Of this
work 10 raise the price to s aud $3.50 per copy The
ibio sio heftbV notified that they have hght to
cha ge more th,n 81 5Q Send Tor Circulars Address
JONES BRO tHBltS & o., PHILADELPHIA Pa
A GENTS WANT ED for the AMER
N lCAN FARMER. the cheapest nd best armer's
Paper 10 America ONLY 81 year For premium list,
Nc. address JOHN ToRNER Rochester, N Y.
GP. ROWEL d CO., % YAK a,S As'T;'
THE NORTHERN MONTHLY, high
I toned lie AIRY Magazine; SO year The Amerl-
can Agricuturst sent year fee 10 ihsrfbers
to Northern Monthly Office 81 Park Row New York,
Sam copy 25 CHS
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TWO GRAND CONCERTS
ANDREW GOES
sUPER-PHOsPHATE OF LIME.

From the Directors Of The Albany County Agricultural
and Mechanical Slcisfy
albany January l, 1868
Having implicit confidence ia tie great value of the
Sups. Phosphate manufactured by Andrew Coe, Of Bal
iimore, Md and ml believing in its efficiency as a
manure aid in ANITA ming the fertility o. as well as
increasing the products OF the farm co dally
mend its farmers hotcultuIists and make. gar
DINERS generally feeling assured no one will be dsap
pointed in the good results thai Will follow its appl ca
ton to almost all farm and ga den crops.
Ii gives evidence Il being well and carefully prepared
and ffea from the adulter 4ton common in many
nures ohe ed 70 the publ while us our lands
has more than proved all that is claimed for IL.
IRA ROYNiON WIN. hELYEA,
JAMES kIKGSBURY, YIN. McGlNNhY,
DR y, b. NOXON, nR d. DEGRAtF,
JOHN c. CHlSM, j. s. ROBBINS.
JOHN NULL. 5. VAN ALLAN,
JOHN c. MOTT j L. SCHOONM AKER,
DAVID ALLARD, HENRY Billion
D. l. RABrOCK. JOHN kEENHOLrS,
j A. j. SPRAGUE, Coz A. 5. BAKER,
JACOB ME,SENGRR, Il BOSrOCk
Orders may be addressed to Bancroft \ Holmes,
Montpelier. VI
January Is, 1868 dSw5mos
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TIE RURICON PASSED.

Caesar passed the Rubcon, to destroy the liber-
ties Of his country. James Pyle has passed the
bounds Of all modern Saleratus makers TO destroy
their poisonous deceptonsi and introduced his
pure Saleratus, to save the lives of thousands
Ask your grocer for Pyle's Saleratus.
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cR.IcH's cELsHH.ITED s.sLrE.

FROM Nr =. TucEzH, Depot master at salisbury Mass.
81 been troubled Tor years With had humor
tuNtrdly. During the
tuested itself than usual outaardlv, and
your An Of it have disAppearrdt
without affecting nwAdy, indicating. thns, the erAdi
eating nature OF The sAlFe.N
SETH ". FOwLE son, Boston. Proprietors
Sold BY all Druggists % cts box. by mail Tor Sac.
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DEATHS.

In Montpelier Jan a. OF consumption, oyilIe Fish aged
young OF good promise late In the
state Library, aud clerk in the Vermont Mutual Fire lnuAn
ce Company,
10 Barre, Jan a. Hon Leonard Keith, aged " years.,
In Worcester Nov klEA Hardy, wife Of Philip Hardy,
aged 50 years.
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fReported E1prsiy Tor the Mailman State Journal
BY H. p. ballard G co..

Butter, 3S to 50 common and grease ~ to 20.
Cheese, Factory. IL to 10; ordinary, l3 to IA.
Maple Sugar. s TO 10. Flour Extra State. $50
to 1876 Superfnc State, $50 to 800; Extra
Southern, / 80 to 1900; Ohio and Western, 1000
to 1870; Canada 1920 to l4.0O Buckwheat,
4 % to $50. Hops, Vermont, 20 to 65c Wool,
Vermont washed, ~ to 47c; unwashed, 20 to SOC.
Sheep Pcts, 81 90 to l.2Oc. Eggs, SO to 3Sc.
Potatoes MERGERS, 800 to 5.25; Peachblows, 4.25
"a 4
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llrATe of vERNoXr. wAsalNaroX pisrNcr. ss..

10 Probate Court held Montpelier, within and for said
- District, thr 2ist day Of January, A. b ISIS
Emene Jackson, Adminstrarx of the estate Of samuel
Jackson late Of Woodbury.. In said distct deceased
application 10 said Court Win The eonsen and spprbation Of
all ha heirs ~ said dacsaed residing IN this STATE f1r license
All NJ the real OF said including the rEht
0i homestead and rvrnion n the uios doser ming
the thereof necessary Tor Of the debts
~ said deceased ard that part u sad estate cannot be sold
without n hose interested the remainder, and that
e sale o m homscad would be beneficial to the widow and
all Interested therein-
Whereupon Ii Is ordered by said Court that said application
be referred session thereof held Probate once
100 said Montpelier the lh daY " February A. D. 6s, for
be- arire and decision thereon
Ani further ordered. that all interested be no
Gel hereof by publication Of notice o. said application and
thereon hrre excessively 40 the Vermont Watch
and State Journa printed Montpelier before said
time Of hearing that they may said and place,
aud, 10 they object thereto.
by the Court.-Attest, 7. r.. MERRILL,
Judge
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A GENTS WANTED for the AMER
G.P.ROWEL & CO., q yak a,s A y 7
Loan Money West f!

w i can loan 5000 900 on Farms in Henry
w and adjoining Counties in Illinois. o. three t'mes
value OF loans at ten per cent payable annu.lT trse
Of charge al place q leudtr We responsible for titles
given in. security. When status Of u. : Bonds Is
nncer' au and specie payment before maturity of loan
certsn ten per cent senmiits the best land IN the
world is the safest investment for capital For details
and references address
BENNETT & VEEDER, Galvs, Henry Co.. H.
joins /. BsNSHrr. Jan. /, 1865. AInERr H. VBBDER
A LII using Sewing Machines will find
"A FO0rg's PArprT NgEoLs rHHEAbER great re-
iei 20 The eyes The Ihfctdcr AID Setter com bned
sent, prepaid, to any address. upon receipt of 81
liberal discount ~ ade % agents and the trade NUN.
FOR CO. Agents fir Uliied Stat,s. 20 A. ylum
St., Hartford Conn
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The Means Sufficient to Build The Road.
Contracts for the entire work Of building GA miles
frst-class railroad west from Omaha uprising much
Of the most difficult mountain work and emb aoing every
ense pt surveying have teen made with respon-
sble par les who have eady finished $40 miles,,
at the average rate Of sixty eight thousand and fifty
eight dollars SOS 0jS per mile This price includes all
necessary shops for construction and repairs Of cars de
pos stations aud all other incidental buldirgs and al
90 locomotives passenger baggage and freight and
Other requisite rolling sock 10 amount that shall
not be less than S. 900 per mile Allowing the c1s: Of
the remaining one hundred and eghysix q the eleven
hundred miles assumed to be built b. the Union Pacific
Company to be So 600 per mile,
The Total Cost OF Eleven Hundred Miles
Will be as follows
9ll miles at SOS 0iS S62l205 0i2
1856 miles At SJJ 90 1910 900
Add discounts bonds, surveys, &c, 500 900
Amount, Ss34i50l2
As the L s Bonds equal TO money. and Compa-
nys own FRS, Mortgage Bonds have ready market,
We have the
Available Cash Resources for Building
Eleven Hundred Miles:
U. s. Bonds, 500 32S 0nn
FIRST Mortgage Bonds, ~ 92s 0lO
Capitol Stock paid in on work now done, 500 600
Land Grant IA 0S0, coo acres.
at 81 80 per acre, q 100 900
To,al @Ss 376uOO
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NOTlCE.-This may certify that have
IN this day, sold my Albert Hoyt his time duing
hs minority. Her, after shall 81 Jim none Of his eArn-
ings nor pay and depts u his contracting
SAMUEL HOYT.
Woodbury., Jan. 8, 1858 90 0ss
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mAoEoIIA WATER-A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne, and at half the price.
&C .0l7
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FoR Covons Coos CoSsUMProS try the old and we'll
known VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAN, approved aud
used BY OLDEST and and for for
y years past. Get the genuine. REED, CUTLER CO.,
Druggists, Boston, Prophetorss s9;Ol
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Special NOtirrs.
WASHINGTON COUNTY CON.
VENTION.

THE friends Of Temperance in Washington
County are invited to meet at the Grand Jury Room
in Montpelier. Thursday Feb 20. 10 A. NJ 10 nom
mate candidate ior County Commission and such oth
er business as may be desirable,
BY order Of the County Committee.
Jan Is 1865 dqw
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REVOLUTION IN TRADE.

| ADIES.-You can receive for the sum Of
- q ~ Il ID O l. l. a r.,
Silk, Merino, aud Alpaca Dresses Shawis Balmorals
Linen Goods, Embossed Table Covers. Watches, level.
~ Silver Plated Ware, Sewing Machines. &c send
clubs Of ten more, with for each descriptive
cheek and the geter Of the club will receive
worth from SO to $500 according to number sent
Agents wanted everywhere. Circulars free. PAR
KER co successors to GRAHAM \ co Ga & Sc
Federal Street Bostot
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-01-29

NJ OTICE.-W heTeAs, my wife Augusta Nj.
Gray, has been in the habit OF purchasing goods
on my credit without my knowledge or consent, and
against my practice OF paj ing for goods when purchase
therefore hereby forbid all pertons trusting her on my
account as shall pay debts Of her contracting after
his date.
JOHN GRAY.
Montpelier, Jan. 6, 1865. 1eS