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In ChancerY.
STATE OF VERMONT HIRAM BELLOWS VS..
Franklin County, So. FRAScIs O'NIEL.

STATE OF VERMONT, HIRAM BELLOWS VS..
Franklin County, 50. FRAScIs O'NIEL.
Whereas. Hiram Bellows, of 81. Adams, in the
county Of Franklin aforesaid, has preferred his
petition to the Court Of Chancery next to be
holden at st. Adams, within and for the county
Of Franklin aforesaid, and has hed said petition
with me, Joseph H. Brsinerd, clerk Of said
Court Of Chancerv, stating that Francis ONen
of Fairfield in the county Of Franklin aforesaid
on the 10th day Of March 4. d. 1868 duly exc
cuted TO tho said Hiram mortgage deed OF
certain land situated IN the towns of 4arbeld
and Swanton in said Franklin county. and de-
scritedas follows, VIZ: all the land decided 10 SAID
Francis bv Owen O'Aiel on the 18th day Of De-
cenlber. 1867. The land IN Fairfield IS bounded
on the East BY land owned by Michael Gallon,
ON the West by Morris HOay's land, on the
South by Daniel Minors land, and on the North
nv Timothy Kauscy's land supposed to be 90
acres The said land in SwantOn Is bounded on
the Fast by M. Gallons land, on the West by
the highway. on tho South by the highway, and
on the North by the town line OF Fairfield, sup
noeed TO contain sixty and one-half acres, cOndi-
toned for the payment by the said Francis o.
Mel ID the said Hiram Bellows of eighteen
pronisscry notes, all dated the 10th day Of March
1853 Seventeen Of said notes Tor one hundred
dollars EACH and the last note Tor one hundred
and seventS-seven dollars and CIghty-seven
cents ALI ON interest annually; the interest pay
able the 10th day of March, 1867, AMI one note
navable at each succeeding 10th day Of March,
until all are paid. And that the first of said
notes and interest are not paid according to the
tenor of them.
And praying that the equity Of redemption Of
of the said Francis ONiel may be foreclOsed
agrecablv to the Act to deminish the expenses
of foreciosing mortgages IN equity. And, where
as. it has been made to appear to me that the
saie Francis O'Niel resides out of this state
therefore. bv virtue of the Statutes in such case
made and provided, do order the said Hiram
Bellows to give notice to Il c said O'Niel of the
preferred and fling Of his said Bellows petition,
by publishing the foregoing substance Of his pc
tition, with this orker of publication. three
weeks successfully IN the Vermont TRANSCRIPT
a public newspaper printed in st. Adams, in said
county of Franklin the last Of which publication
to be at least twenty days previous to the term
of the Court of Chancery aforesaid. next to be
holden at st. Adams, in and for said county Of
Franklin, on the second Tuesday of April A. d
1868. And the said publication being made the
said O'Niel is required to appear in SAID Court.
on the first day of the aforesaid term OF SAID
Court and then and there answer to the afore-
said petition of the said Hiram Bellows.
Dated at St. Adams aforesaid, this nth day of
December A. ID. 1861. JOS. II. BRAINERD,
19e-3w Clerk.
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The next Quarterly Convention
If the Spiritualists of Vermont will be
bsli at AIiddlebury, on the 4th and
j.h Of January, 1868. for the free
DISCUSSION of religious and reformatory
auestions.
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CROWDS FOLLOW.

A greater number than heretofore visited Lit
ties Hotel last week, on the occasion of the
fourth regular monthly visit of5the Sanatorian to
this town. Invslids hearing of the great sue
cess Of the Doctors treatment, came in large
crowds, on foot. who were able, and in carriages
and the last day, so great was the demand, that
many were obliged TO return without the pre-
His medicines are agreeable 70 take
and most wonderfully eficacous in results He
makes enc more visit here this Fall and FROM
Uses 70 return in the Spring. Barton VI Stan
ddj-i
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I'D at sight. T'
NOTICE.

Examination and advice 81 90. Quacks give
FREQ advice. but advice worth anything is paid
for. Cases found past hope, free, and they will
not be treated. Patients visited out. Treat
ment at reasonable price furnishing his Home0-
Botanic Remedies for or two months, for
4 90 70 sI5 CD q month
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Mir. and Mrs. David Griswold, Of
Cambridge, celebrated the 10th ami
yersary Of their wedding on Sunday
evening, the oath ult. The occasion
WIS very pleasant one to ali present.
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Bishop Hopkins preached in ST.
Lukes Church. ia This village, on Sun
5sv. ana IN the afternoon administer
cd the rite of confirmation to ten per-
a1rs
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On the oath ult., patents were is
sued to the following Nermonters
r. n. Allen, of Pittsfield, for drying
apparatus ; Franklin b. Gage, of st.
Johnsbury, for improvement in Pho
tographic Cameras Roger w. Love,
and Albert Ball. of Windsor, for i'm
proved machine for channelling rocks,
Re; Oscar f. Washburn. of Bridge
water, for machine for making paper
collars.
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Mr.. L. p Cleveland, of Georgia.
Oh the Sd ult-, killed hog fourteen
months old, which weighed six hun
3rel and two pounds.
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cHITTENpEx COUNTY

John Harrigan, an employee on the
Vermont Central Railroad, was run
over by the ears in the depot at Bur-
hngton, Saturday night. He lived
but three hours after.
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as YEARS AN INVALID.

(PUBLIIHED ~ HERSELF II THE NEWPORT ExrREss)
To the sick and despairing would bring words
Of encouragement and cheer For twenty-five
years l have been unable 70 sit up five minutes
without the strongest supporters, though dur
ing this period L have had the best medical at
tendance Of the age, both in city and country
For years past I have suffered extremely from
Iinal disease, liver complaint and dyspepsia.
with never ceasing headache. IN June last hay-
ing been four months on = bed. ] came under
the medical care OF DT. 4. B. Crabtre, Of Conn
Under his treatment, by the blessing OF God, l
have, from the first. been steadily recovering
now cit up nearly sll day, and feel no insonver-
renee Whatever IN wGiaIng without any ncchant.
cal support. MRS. SARAH McNAB.
DERBY Sept 9th 1867
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sCRoFULA.

ne cuREs TIE WORST CASES. TUsozs on THE NICK
;'Sorne time ago we mentioned thu case of
young girl in Vermont, attended By DIR. Crabtre
Of this city, Y no was suffering from a scrcfulous
enlargement of the neck, photograph showins:
that the neck was much wider than her face
Under DIR. Crabtre's treatment she has 60 far re-
covered that the enlargement has entirely sub
sided, and persons who saw her in thiscity few
days ago consider the cure most remarkable -
tot,s-ant OF J,sIy q 1865.
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Hyeeth, Teeth, Teeth:
THE GREATEST IMPROVEMENT

NRw YORK. Nov. 3Jth, 1867.
DE-. l.. GILMAN. St. Adams, VT,
Dear S;r:-In answer TO your letter Of the 9th
inst. would say that do not know Of any one
named wv. n. Nelson" in the Dental Profess
sion in this city, and cannot find any such par
ty in the Directory, therefore conclude he IL .
MYTH, as far as this city is concerned.
Yours, truly,
,a,-,u SAMUEL g. WHITE.
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sCnoFULoUs CATAnRH AND
CONSUMPTION CURED.

Nrs. Loring Chase, OF Pcacham, requests w
to publish the following: ''thavc been an invalid
under medical care above years, and unable ia
do any work, having Liver Complaint, Catarrb,
and a. last, Consumption Being on
the eve of despair, we applied TO DR.. Crabtre,
the Sanatorian. BY his treatment have got
well. In short time have snnn 40 skeins Of
yarn and do my hoGse-work. / have nov ne
cough, night sweals, or any other difficulty.
MRS. LORING CHASE.
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THE MAYOR OF HARTFORD

Certihcs that 4. d. Crabtre, VI. D., i. known to
NE as regular practicing physician OF this city,
Of good TepItation-also that he is Coroner and
Health Officer Of the city. \. 5. STILLMAN
Hartford CT. MayOr.
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1ypeErANc ~ ADvERTIsSRs,-T TRASscRirr
l.. double the circulation in st. Adams of
any p.,.-r printed ia tdc state. rs circulation
b. r.pidly increasing throughout Franklin and
,.-.,l IL. Neuntles.
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n OWN AMONG TIE DEAD MEN, are. at
~ this moment, tho .a.,nds who might have
been alive and well had they used the great life
preserYer, Plantation Bitters. Let the living
lay 1t 10 heart that they are the best know rene
dy for all dyspeptlc complaints, stomach dcs
rangcnts, and general debility AZ delicious
cordial, combined with great tonic virtues their
equal cannot be found.
Delicate Females. Clergymcn, Merchants,
Lawyers and persons Of sedentary ha5its-pa
ticulaIiy those who are weak and suffer with
mental depression, are greatly benefited by these
Bitters. l9S
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet article
superior TO Cologne, and at half the price.
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BolIs-
Like the volcano, Boils give issue to tho foul
and fiery contents of the deep interior. To re-
move the cause of such suffering 1t Is only nee
essary to vitalze the Blood by supplying it with
its Life Element, Iron.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP.
"a protected solution of the Protoxide of lron)
will do this effectusly, and give strength, vigor
and new life to the whole system
Ex7R, act OF LETTER FROM REV. RICHARD s
EpEs, OF BoLToN, MASS.
"For wears ! was sufferer from Boils, so
that nv life became wearisome through their
treatment and persistent recurrence: 1nalIy
carf,uncle formed in the small of my back. Dur
ing its progress large pieces OF decomposed
flesh were every day or two cut away, and the
prostration and general disturbance o1 the sys-
tenn were great. Before / had recovered from
this attacR two smaller carbuncles broke out
higher mn. and was again threatened with
recurrence Of the sufferings to winch had been
So long subjected 1t was at this time L COM
menced taking the Peruvian Syrup contlnu-
ed 10 take it until had used five bottles; since
that have had moth ng OF the kind. For years
was one of the greatest sufferers Other med
icines gave me temporary relief, but this re-
markable remedy, with kind and intuitiye
sense went directly to the root Of the evil. and
did it's work with thoroughness worthy OF It's
established character
J. p. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
No. 36 Dey ST., New York.
Sold by al Druggists. i?t-4w.
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TNHOSE who suffer from coughs, colds, bron-
L chitis, crOnp, influenza. or whooping cou b.
Will find sure relief in DIR. Wistar's Baisam If
Wild Cherry. which has now been in use for near
ly half century, and still maintains its long es-
tablished reputation the great remedy for all
diseases Of the throat, lungs, and chest.
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(From the s.andard.)

She Is the daughter-in-law Of Dr., and the
most eminent Doctors III America. Including
Boston and New York; have treated her with
out benefit, and 4 fortune has been exp nded in
useless attempts TO restore her. She Is
now up, dressed, and walks cut without incon-
venicnce. and the people stand amazed on be
holding her health, as though one rose from her
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HE TRANSCRIPT.
local Nescs.

ro.,. NgNs.-car friends in the several towns
mi, 81 adjoining counties viii confer 4
"a. favor by sending ia all items Of. local news
b, nay come nAlar their observation Con-
,..,,ters should in all cases, give their names,
~, necessarily for publication, bat as guaran-
- NJ good fsiih. No matter shout the .fo,'es of
..sr contributions give Us the subject mat
-, III We VII pat i into shape.
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EXPENSES GREATLY REDUcED.

4 OST-on Tuesday, Dec. II, 1861, between
1 4 the fremont House and the Depot IN st.
Adams. silver-plated, huuting-case, Lever
Watch, full jeweled, y. J. Tobias, maker. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
game at this Office nl96tf
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N time trouhled.with Dyspepsia, commenced
using Rennes Pam Killing Magic Oil daily, and
to her surprise those distressing symptoms and
feelings left her. She says 1T works like q
charm.
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PRETTY GOOD.

christian old lady, little near-sighted FROM
too frequent pinches Of Macaboy. seeing the
name OF 'Sanatorian'' in our paper, exclaimed,
Land II the Good Samaritan amt coming
again, Now Mr. can be cured of his rheu-
matiz, and aunt Polly Of the IDIOT sincreascs
(ihosyncrasy) as Dr. Hall calls his complaint, :"
and after getting the family Bible to read about
1t, she went out ''to tell her neighhors. -
North star.
(trom the Orange County Eagle, Yermoa..l
\ man OF education, who ieyotes all his en.
orgies 70 long standing com, ilaints mist sue
coed IN them. The Sanatorian X sEch an one -
He employs physician in his Office to treat acute
while lie devotos his time to Chrome Diseases,
in which he excels. His father was physician
before him, and he claims he was born Doctor
His success is highly spoken Of at home and
abroad. He has already treated large num-
Der of patients here
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All Female Complaints, (e1eeps Internal Can
eer;l Irregularities, ProlapsGs Mercurial and
Seminal Diseases. and Taints OF tho Blood. Sc.
DR.. c. has made visits 70 Vermont since 1851,
and for five entire past months III Orleans and
Caledonia Counties.
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ERACE'S CELEBRATED SAI.yE cures in a
W very short time cuts. burns, scalds, wounds
bruises, sprains, erysipelas, salt rheum, ring
worm, chapped hands, boils. frozen limbs, fel-
ons, chilbiains, &c.
1t is prompt in action, removes pain at once,
and reduces The most angry looking swellings
and inAamstions. as il by magic-thus affording
relief and com olete cure.
SETH W. F0WLE Il son. Proprietor., is
fremont ST., Boston, and for sale by Druggists
generally. l9I-4w
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ESSEX COUNTY.

having the lnSlGS ilach IL lItuiHS III
horse flesh.
ESSEX COUNTY.
The county officers for this county
met at the county clerks Office in
Guildhall, Dec. I'd, and were duly
qualified as follows, to wit:
Richard Small, Guildhall; Elias Ly-
man, Leming on, Assistant judges;
d 5. Storrs, Island Pond, States At
tolney; Wm. Il. Hartshorn, Guildhall,
Judge of Probate; j. W Cades, Island
Pond, Sheriff The Judges of the
county court reappointed Charles E
Benton, who makes a very popular
County Clerk. The Judge OF Probate
appointed as his Register the Hon.
Jonah Brooks, Of Lunenburg. The
Sheriff appointed for deputies: Asa
Hibbard, West Concord; Charles ".
Schof, Guildhall; Arthur T. Holbrook.
Lexington; Moody B Quimby, Cana
an The Probate Office has been re-
moved from LurenbGrg to Guildhall.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
The Rev. Stephen II. Williams,
County Clerk Of Grand Isle County
for tie last year, has removed from
North Hero to MORE, \. Y. Elisha Il.
Gocdsell, Esq, of Isle La Mott. has
been re-appointed County Clerk in
place OF Mr.. Wilkins, removed.
Although the ice on the lake is con-
sidered as safe rs it has been for many
years during the month of December,
vet We hear Of occasional accidents.
On the 26th nit, as Miss Hawrican
and Miss Petit were driving on the ice
from Alburgh to North Hero. the
horse broke through the ice little
North of Sidney Phelps ferry, and
was drowned, and the young ladies
had narrow escape from like fate.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The Rutland Marble Co.. capital
$1,000, 900, earned net for the year
500, 900, and pays dividend of eight
and one-half per cent.
Anne Dougherty, the girl shot by
William Long, a short time since, in
Rutland, died on Thursday night last
from the effects of the wound.
The name Of Gen. Grant for Presi-
dent has been hauled down from the
head of the editorial columns of the
Rutland Courier.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Jeremiah Batchelder of Barre says
that he has gathered from an apple
tree in his garden, seventy-fve bush
els of apples in three years, averaging
twenty-five bushels year
The Democrats of Vermont propose
to celebrate with grand banquet at
Montpeli- r, the of January,the ami
versary of the victory of jackson at
New Orleans. John Quincy Adams OF
Massachusetts will be there.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
Rev. A. Chandler was installed pas
tor of the Congregational church in
Dummerston on the 18th ult.
The steam saw mil. at South Yer
non was burned to the ground on
Friday.
Probably the oldest book extant,
ever published in America, is now IN
the possession of Gen. J. w. Phelps
Of Brattieboro. Il is a dictionary vi
the Aztec language, and was printed
in the city of Mexico, in 157l.-nearly
6fty wears before the landing OF the
pilgrims of Plymouth, and more than
50 years previous to the establishment @s
of the colony at jamestown, va.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
James Irish has been appointed
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A-orICrT0 CLAIMANTS The foIlowinr h
At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS. The following de-
y scribed property WIS seized BY officers OF
the Customs for the violation Of the Revenue
Laws of the United States:
Az SwaAton, Vt, Oct. II. 1867. 500 Cigars.
At Franklin, Vt, Oct. II, 1867, bay Mar c, /
old Harness l Old Robe, ! Sheepskin, l pair
Boots l pair Wooden Blankets, box Cigars, l
ID. Tea, d. Tobacco. jug and tin can Whis-
kew.
At Highgate, Oct 27, 1867, can Highv ines,
1 Pistol.
Al Richford, Nov 8. 81 yds Dress Goods
At st. Adams. Oct. -, 1867, II bottles wine 49,
Oct y, u pairs Wooden Hose. Books % packs
Cards. I Ovcrcoat, Pistol, l Knapsack, l Can,
gals. Highwines. Nov. ,. hegs Whiskey.-
Dec. 6, 10 lbs. Santonine, 1 ounces Jalapin.
ANY person or persons claiming the above de-
scribed property are hereby notified TO appear
within twenty days from the date hereof, and
file with the Collector Of the Customs. for the
District Of Vermont, claim, stating his or their
interest in the property seized, also TO exc
cute a bond 10 the United States, conditioned
that in case Of the condemnation of the property
As seized the obligors VIII pay all the costs and
expense Of the proceedings to obtain condemna-
ton. Otherwise / shall proceed to advertise
and sell said property according to law in such
eases made and provided.i
GEO. J. SrANNARD.
Collector of Customs.
Custom House. District of Vermont, Collec-
tors Office, Burlington Dec 30, 1867. l9S-3w
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On New Years day, Mr.. Thomas
MoGowan, of Franklin, who is quite
an Old man, came ali the way on foot
70 St Adams, a distance of fourteen
miles. for the sole purpose Of paying
bis arrearages to the TRANscREPr and
one years subscription in advance
This, certainly, IS commendabie IN the
highest degree, and proves that Mr.
MCGOWAN has kindly remembrance
q the printer. We don't ask others
WAC may be in arrears to do tho same,
bat we do ask them to remit the mon
ey by mail, if they don't have other
business to call them TO st. Albans.
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REAT IMPROVEMENT IN DENTIS-
The attention of the public is called to a great
discovery in Dentistry.
THE GREATEST ADVANCE STEP EVER
MADE IN THE ART.
The main difficulty in wearing artificial teeth IS,
they do net hold in their place firmly enough,
and add to this the annoyance of food getting
under the plate while eating. l have discover
ID a method of SO constructing the plate on
which the teeth are set that they will not start
or drop while eating or speaking, neither will
any particles of food get under the plate. no
matter what the condition of the mouth Is,
which is not true OF any method hitherto used.
Ihave secured Letters Patent for the United
States England and France.
The improvement is not In material, but IN
the construction whichs.ecures the atmospheric
pressure on the entire plate.
| have sold the exclusive of said improvement
to DR.. L. Gilman, to wit, the Counties Of Frank
lin, Washington, Chittenden, Lamoile and
Grand Isle Those wishing to avail themselves
of such Improvement, will call on
DR.. l.. GILMAN,
81. ADBANS. ' EhnoNI.
Mt. FOLSOM.
November, H. 1867. 19l-t
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The annual meeting of the YER
mont Central Library Association was
held at their room in St. Adams on
the 18th ult, when the following Off
GERS were elected:
President-A. Tinker,
Directors-J. W. Hobart, q. q.
Hunt. H. II. Locklin, NJ. G.. Elliot,
R. Camp, S. L Howe, S. S. Beeman.
Treasurer Vim. Leard.
Librarian & Clerk-C. A. Crow.
The room of the association, which
is in the new Depot, is large, and
aeatly fitted up. The furniture is
made from black walnut, and the floor
Is covered with q handsome carpet.
The Library contains nearly twelve
hundred volumes, and Ex-Goy. Smith
aad other Railroad officials viii, we
understand, add largely to it. The
humber of shares is one Thousand.
The shares are sold at S., 90 per share,
and only to men in the empl y OF the
Vermont Central Railroad. The fol-
loving dailies and weeklies are on file
IN the Library Room, which is open
from six to nine O'Clock each evening
Boston Advertiser, Boston Posi-,
Springfield Republican, New York
Tribune, New York World, Congress
sional Globe, Waterman & State Jour
nal, Burlington Times, st. Adams
Messenger, Vermont Transcript, Mon
treal Witness.
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ErrOrS OfYOufh.


It Works Like a Charm"
Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Head
ache.
Rennes Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Tooth
ache
Renncs Pain Killing Magic OIL cures Neural
Sia.
Rennes Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera
Morbus.
Rennes Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Rheu-
matism.
Rennos Pain-Kiling Magic Oil cures Lame
mesa.
Ronnes PAin-KilHng Magic Oil cures Skin
Diseases.
some folks seem 10 be proud of telling how
lame their shoulders are"-of my crick in the
back or, 4 have got the Sciatlca and de-
light II brafiging that nothing canjcnre nae" -
but when We get such lawful folks to use
Reene's Pain-killing Magic Oil, faithfully, we
not only cure their lameness and charm away
their pains, but actually take all that kind OF
-brag out Of them!. and they frankly own up
and say, 1t works ike 4 charmi'
Sold by all Druggists, Merchants and Grocets.
WM. RENNE,
Sole proprietor and manufacturer, Pittsfeld,
Mass. llS2-1y-cOw
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II r. DRY box of Poland's Plantaln
Ointment The best Salve in the World.
Take no other, but insist on having this. For
sale by all Dru ggists and Country Dealers.
DIR. J. w. POLAND,
Manufacturer.
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In Montgomery, Dec. LIST, Miss Sarah A. ia
Wis, aged 20 years.
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Spefial Aotifes.
COTILLON PARTIES

1891 Al THE
Frontier Hotel Pigeon Aitl'
Dec. 9th, and Dec. Goth, 1867.
OLD And NEW YEARS BALL
December 3lst, 1867.
Cotillon Parties, January 10th, January 9th,
February 9TH, February 21st, March 9Th, and
March 2Jth, 1868 \. SAGER, Proprietor.