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New Advertisements.

mED W 3Goss-Once more for Edinburgh.
NaF Furry 3 King sleighs & Cutters.
RED.R. Jennings
BSPH. " Whitlock-Going, Going. -,sr..s
MED. L. RockwelI-Card.
BGPN. Kahn-Imperatiye Sale. 7-;s.
HSFW. Bradley-Reduction in Prices
B6PE. r. Wait-Caution.s : s9a e5lr..
LOCAL NOTICES.
g~Beecher & 'Seymour-Jus Received by
Express
RE EBeecher & Seymour-Another Invoice.
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HANKS-LORD.-At the house of Alanson
Lord, in Shalersville, o., on the Goth day of
November, 1868, by Samuel G. Eldridge, Esq,
Mr.. Ahira w. Hanks to Mrs Isabel Lord,
both of Shalersville, o.
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As Home Insfitsttioii, for tie Aceosanioda-
tion of the People of Portage County.
We willsi1deapor in the. fatare, asiinfhepast
to give preference and Ill orders and supply
the wants and demands Of cur own county peo-
pie first . Il Il NH Il Il
win pay the Highest Market Rates for
Coupons, Gold sSllyer.and Premium Funds
or af3i kfodsfdt sEKa ~ .eG.sf- 7F4eJ bfsEs7fRa
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Revenue Stamps-all sizes, kept constantly
on ha6d, 4ndA orders flled pfohptly.i ii j
Special Deposits received without charge.
U. 8. Bonds and Securities bought and sold
at best market rates011 ssoi1q -
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
cities in the United states3E 90 SL2
Sight Drafts on England, ireland and all
cities in Eqrope,s,,) a Ia .,.i.r e,.,rzs
Collections madeIens all points in the United
States, and prompt remittance made.
-, n. D., CLARK, Prest.
c. E. WITTER, Cashier.
Nov g. 1883 IT,
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New stock of Sc PRINTS.
New stock WIETER DELAINEs- ssE /. .sfilst5fi
New stock Of STANDARD CofToSs.1
New stock of SHAwLs.
New stock of LADIES' EGBBER. OyERsHoEs-
New stock;of GESTs. RUBBER ovERsH0Esy
And large line Of NOTIONS at -
j. S. SMITH s. cos.
Dee 1853 2w III ~, 2 ,afTsIss
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NOTICE.-My wife, Sarah NJ, and mySelf,
In having separated by mutual consent and
agreed to live apart from each other, and u nav.
ing divided my property with her, this 10 70 can.
ton all persons against or trusting heg
will pay no debts of their ntraetine afler thia
date. DAVID H. NcINTuaH,
,ShalersyAta. Noy. NJ, lsas. ave. p iH. IsE
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GhUCEhIEo FetaII ttt tHe IUIIUWIn5 TiIes:
SUGAR, brown .12@15 Golden Syrup. 81 45
do powdered. is Molasses - S5@1 25
do crushed; :, .18 Coffee. Rio 30, Java, &c
do granulated. Is Tea, Green L 1902 OF
do Coffee ..17 :. Black. i OO91 Sc
do maple ..... .16 Stearine candles . .2a
GOLDFISH. H.............1 10 Tallow candles 49,. &c
KHARR1EB-
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VISIT OF DR.. L1GHrHILL, POSTPONED.
For severl weeks past an advertise
ment has appeared in our columns an
nouncing that Dr. G. B. L1GHFHILL, OF
New Y ork City, would visit RaveHna
&l1oatthe first of the presen 6 month.
On Friday last we received letter
from the Doctor saying that it will be
impossible to visit this place before {
4Gaattl2sss fisiEBy hns-iiul ii.
FIFTY ffhy II q January. n1gqfrAy.zyaIa Wo.I.Ia
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just Received perExpress. st'3s
Another invoice of Bhfslo Alpacas, Opera
Hoods, very handsome.
ssAi fargo Stock 81 GentleafenssS, Laaies' and
Children's Gloves and Mittens, Plaid and Flan-
1iei Lined Hose, tycoon and iBefgian Reps, just
the thing for Robes. 'lff d 'a1i - 5i1
A new lot of &c and 4Ic Prints, White, Red
Plaid and Check Flanne!s, 6Oc, IS, IS and los
Hoop skirks the best in the city for the Haopey
s5 by IS and 40 by 10 shawls. Ladies' Collars 1Oc
peribox. 81 -iaii-.s1si1E- D asreJL isrA bas fqs
IN fill line of Dress and Cloak Buttons. Cen
tlemens Drawers and Wrappers. - =, ,5.ii,
.tsHtalilg ,dt - BEEGHER & SEY MOU RI.
Rayenna, Dec 10, 1865, 3w
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.,.EaRaVaffSSSs III u iiaBaas AaBBsasltsals53 tS )
HAU TION!
,arSY5,a3
AMERICAN, MATCHES

Are more extensively counterfeited at the pres
ent time than ever before.
Their splendid time keeping qualities have in
duced many unprincipIed dealers to import
worthless limitations of all the various styles
these wishing to purchase the geAu-
inSiSyltch shoBId biiyl only Of Eefiable Local
Agents. We have now fun line Of all the dir
ferent styles in Gold and Silver which for finish
and price are more desirable than anything be-
fbre offered in the market.
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etLGk-1 .lzf.rg.If
COMMERCIAL.
RAVENNA MARISETS
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

FLOUR, Best White Wheat Flour II 0
2nd best Observation-Disclosures. 10 0
pa1 n n
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DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY.

Where this article is known it is work OF SUI
to say one word in its favor, so well
is it established as an unfailing remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Group, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, diseases ofthe Throat, Chest and
Lungs. as well as that most dreaded disease, Con-
sumption, which high medical authority has
pronounced to be an incurable disease. Those
who have used this remedy know its value; those
who have not, but have to make single trial to
he satisfied that of all others it is the remedy.
From Mrs. ISAAC MOORE,
RICHMOND, VT, June 26, 1868.
Messrs. SETH w. FOWLE & CO., Boston.
Having been much benefited by the use of
DR.. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, l
cheerfuly add my testimony in favor of Its great
curative powers
Some three years since was attacked with a
severe cough soreness and irritation of the lungs
to which was added asthma in severe form
During the first year tried several of the most
| popular medicines OF the day, but received no
real relief, and had almost despared of ever
regaining my health, when was induced to try
! Dr. Wistars Basam OF Wild Cherry, which very
soon relieved me. My cough became loose, the
era health began to mend. l continued Its use
and few bottles restored me to better health
than l ever hoped to enjoy again. believe the
| BdlSam to be the most reliable remedy that can
be found. Yours, truly,
None genuine aosIess signed 81 BUTTS" on thc
lorapper.
Prepared by SETH W, FOWL & son, i
| generally
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Situated on the baaks of Flint river one and Il
half miles from the city Ot cambridge Decatur
Co., Ga. This property is the most complete and
desirable, and offers superior inducement to
those who wish to manufacture; it is accessible
to New York and Savannah by rail! and by boats
to Columbus and Albany, Ga. The Factory is
all in good working order, with q fine dwelling
house and necessary Ou-buildngs. The build
ing is lO6X52 teef, 3 stories high. The machinery
is all complete and consists in part of As horse
power engine, made by the American Works, P.
B. Tyler's Truss engine; l Spreader e heater, }
manufactured IS Whittier * Sons. Whitiersville
Mass Willow, is cards, (36 inch, } Card heads,
Drawing Frames, 2 List Speeders. Frames,
(l,Oo4 SpIndie>,) Reels, : Beaming and Warp
ing Mills, , Dressing Frames, 81 Looms, Spool
er, Twistef, = opindles,) Card Grinder and
Francy, manufactured by Wm. Mason & Co,
Taunton, Mass, set Wool Machinery, manutac-
tured by ID. Tainfer. Wooster Nj ass. steam pipes
for heating, &c. his Factory has been in opera
ton up to the .dsJ few months. Connected with
it is the finest Machine Shop in Southern Geor-
gia, with ali necessary tools; also a fine Black
smith Shop aad Ptn house This properly is
sold in order to up the estate to which il be-
longs. Parties would 90 well 20 examine this
Factory, OF ....ale-e The undersigned The terms
OF sale will be liberal as the times will allow.
Address w. "a d. tONGE, or f. L. BABBITT,
cambridge, Ga, Administrators of the estate ot
:. David TOnge. Refer TO Messrs. A. L. Shaeter
& Co, III Water-St., n. Y.
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R. S. |. 7 0 B | A :
PULMONIC LIFE SYURP.


For the cure Of Incipient Consumption, Coughs,
Colds, Group, Asthama, Liver Complaints, Dys-
pepsia and General Debility. For several year,
l have been urged by kind friends who have
used, and been benefited by my Life Syrup, to
put it up for general sale; but few know the
large expense, now that the country is flooded
with Patent Medicines, which attend the same
For years past was reluctant to do so, as the
capital required would be large, and l did not
wish to curtail the operations of my Venetian
Liniment business. But, thanks to the generous
public, who have appreciated my Venetian Lini-
ment, am able TO do so, without any detriment
to my large business in that medicine. The
foundation of my success l attribute to attend
ing to the manufacture of every drop myself, and
shall do the same in regard to my Pulmonic
Life Syrup. The ingredients are perfectly harm
less, but act the lungs and liver with astonish-
ing effect. Price Is cents. Depot, IS Cortlandt
ST.. New York, near Jersey City Ferry, Sold by
the Druggists and Storekeepere. 81
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Receipts for the Standard
D A R ton A C A D E NJ Y

~ The Fall Term of this Institution will COM
mence Wednesday, Sept, ID, 1868, and continue
eleven weeks under the instruction of Henry G.
Bliss, A. NJ, Principal, with full board of able
and experienced teachers in the various depart
mentS.
During the temporary suspension of irstruc-
ton in this Institution, the Academy rooms have
been thoroughly re-aranged and improved at
large expense, and furnished with Gross patent
desks and seats" complete, making them I'M
doubleday the most pleasant and commodious OF
any in the vicinity.
In view of the facilities thus afforded for ac-
curing an education pleasantly and proftably,
and other advantages with which the patrons of
the school already familiar, together with the
expectations inspired by the character experience
and attachments of the Teachers, the trustees
feel warranted in rendering to those wishing to
obtain an education, advantages unsurpassed by
any similar Institution in the State.
Tuition as low as in other schools in the county
Board can be obtained at reasonable rates, and
those wishing to board themselves will lind go d
facilities for SO doing. For further information
please address,
NJ. w. JOSLYN,
W. W. CIRCUIT, Er. Com.
A. B. MATHEWSON,)
F s. FRENCH. Sec,
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American Waltham Watches.

The true value of Machinery applied to Matchmaking
Is not that by its Watches made rapidly thar
they made correctly. Very few people know why a
Natham Watch shOu be superior to other. In the
urSt place, at Waltham the Watch is regarded only
machlne, to be constructed like any other machine
mechanical principles Ii the watches good is be
cause the machinery is good OF there must be
mistake in the sizes shapes OF the pieces of which
Is cOmpOsed-nOthing wanting in their properties and
no error in their positions These points thorough
y settled, it rests wholly with the machinery construc
ted with infinite diversity of form and function express
~ Tor the purpose, to produce the finished pieces BY
means OF multiplying guages and microscopes tests and
inspection for the detection of in the cutting tools
and for faults and flaws in steel made
company the work in every stage from beginning
As necessary result the watch goes together perfect
machine Every part found to hit properly in its place
Every pin may be pushed till puches and every screw
turned home. Instead of a sluggish and feeble action
the balance even under the pressure st the lghtes
handspring vibrates with wide and free motion and
the beat has the clear ringing sound always characters
tic of the Waltham Watch The machine is timekeep-
er from the start.
This system of matchmaking is unknown in foreign
countries, and is entirely original with the Watham
company The Company claim that by it they produce
watches that cannot be equaed for quality which
makes watch valuable. Simple in plan and correct in
principle the movement is not only beautifully finished
substantial accurate and cheap hut is uniform in the
mnutest details easily damaged and when repaired
always as good There different grades OF
finish in the different varieties of watches made by the
shapes to suit all tastes and means but every Watch
that bears the genuine trade mark of WALTHAM' is
guaranteed TO be good one and nobody need be afraid
to buy it.
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OTATE \ OR NAL HOO
~ AT JOHNSON, VT.
S. H. PEARL, A. NJ, Principal.

.. II IbAhI, Il. M, TIIHCIpdI
Mrs Il. TILSON, Teacher of Instrumental
and vocal music.
Mrs. c. S. FOSTER, Teacher of Botany,
Drawing and Painting.
The Fall Term ofthis Institution begins We'd
nesday Sept. I'd, 1868 and continues eleven weeks
Examination for admission, Tuesday, Sept. lst
The most thorough instruction will be given in
all the studies pursued. The school is now in an
excellent condition, and offers superior advanta-
tages to those wishing to fit themselves for teach
ing.
Tuition free to those embraced by the recent
act OF the legislature.
Those who intend to enter should apply early
for board and rooms.
For further particulars, see circulars, or ad-
dress the Principal, or
II. W. ROBINSON, Sect, of Trustees.
Johnson, Vt, July 80. 1868. 81
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L = % AI14ANOA, oOS'
Barton, dug. 5, 1868. 32w4
ORLEANS LIBERAL INSTITUTE

The Fall Term will commence Wednesday,
September I'd, under the supervision of Miss
Sarah E. Mason as Preceptress. Miss Ella E.
Nye will have charge of the Music Department
Miss Mason is a well tried teacher. of good repu-
tation. We bespeak for her good patronage
this Fall The Term will continue eleven weeks
Tuition as heretofore.
Those wishing to board will be accommodated
on liberal terms. Those wishing to board them
selves will find ample accommodations.
HIRAM MCCLELLAN, Sec.
Glover, Avg, 10, 1868. 80
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The report of Seymour's insanity
arose from the fact that he fancies he
can beat Grant.
The name Horatio Seymour, after
the election, will be changed to Ho-
ratio Nomore.
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GRACE,S CELEBRATED SALVE.

From Mr.. JAMES CURLIN, of Amesbury, Mass.
81 was afflicted with very severe felon on one
of my fingers, and tried many remedies without
relief. My friends induced me to apply your
Salve. In two days 1t extracted the inflammation
from my finger so as to enable me to resume my
like magic, for It effected cure without leaving
a scar. | unhesitatingly pronounce Grace's Salve
an excellent remedy and do not doubt it will be
appreciated throughout the land"
ONLY 25 CENTS A BON.
SETH w. FOWLE & SON, Boston, Propre-
tors. Sold by Apothecaries and Grocers gener-
ally. 32w4
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Boston Live Stock Market.
For the Week ending Wednesday, Aug. I, 1866
Amount OF Stock at Market.

Cattle. Sheep. Shotes. FatHogs. Veals
This week, 26O6 1906 300 1900 400
Lastweek, 2764 1855 1873 1900 400
l year ago, 1869 1913 300 1900 200
BEEF-Per 100 lbs. on total weight of Hide
Tallow and Meat, Extra, $500 a $3.50; First
quality, 1920 a $1,000; Second quality, $ll, 80
a $1,000, Third quality. $3.50 $llO0.
One or two lots best Western, $I3,75.
Poorest, Cows, Bulls, &C., $500 $500.
Working Oxen--Nomnals 1925 a $345; ham
dy Steers and slim oxen, 1925 5000, or much
according to their value as beef
Cows and Young Calves-Fair quality, $40
$40; extra, S7j 500; farrow and dry, $35 a
$50.
Sheep-Per b., live weight 0 O-0c, extra,
90 a 90 0-0cts. ShOn, 0 90 0-0cSheep and
Lambs, per head, in lots, 81, so a $500.
Veal Calves-$3,00 a $1,000
Hdes-Brighton, 8 II l0c. per ID; country
lots 9 90 a 10 ID cts.
Calf Skms-lS 20c.
Naturalization, IL a 0-0ctS per Id; coun-
try lots, ID Ia s 90 cts.
oRJ $685. $99S So s9Gh ozs eouatry lots ct Dry 1G
each. Wool, 5000 5000.
Fat Hogs Per h., 10 IL a 10 3-4 cts, live
weight; ShOtes-WholeSae, 0 90 0 ctsretail
0 90 0-0cts.; Young Pigs, 900 a l3 90 cts.
Stores-rhn young cattle for farmers-Y ear
lingS, 10000 a $4,000; TwO-year-Old, 500 500;
Hhree-y ears-Old, 800 a 90.
ces with the Tuesday mark e at Cambridge
when 235 cattle were offered for sale III place of
Is the previous Tuesday. There wassnot a large,
number of buyers present, still good part of
the stock was sold during the forenoon, and At
rs good prices as could have been expected when
it was remembered that at the close of business
at Brighton, on Friday night, over 200 head OF
! Western cattle remained unSOld, although prices
on ordinary grades considerably reduced
to effect the sales that ere made.
| At Cambridge on Thursdal the arrivals OF
cattle amounted to $50 head of Northern cattle,
and perhaps $50 Western sent over from Bright
on. 1t was understood that the receipts from
! Albany were very heavy, and buyers expected a
| larger decline in prices than the drOvers were
| willing to cOncede, and trade was consequently
rather slow and unsatisfactory to drovers, who
| contended thar the buyers had lowered their
! figures all OF 81 per 100 lbs. Still after consid-
cradle bantering the most Ofthe cattle were work
ed off during the forenoon.
| SHEEP AND LANIBS.-About 5000 were re-
! ceived at Cambridge on Thursday, and some 800
| on Tuesday. Prices are lower-from so cts to 81
per head less than two weeks ago. Trade was
| consequently an uphill business for the droyer
The yards were full, and "Naught, uaught, sale
| the buyer, but when he ha d gone his way" in
stead OF boastng, he was mighty afraid he had
gwen too much, and that his brother butcher.
would laugh at him for paying too dear for his
! whistle.
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y ARE CHANCE FOR A MILL
NER AND DRESS MAKER.

Mrs. P. r. Wales having decided TO retire from
business in this place, now offers her situation,
with a carefully selected stock Of Millinery and
Fancy Goods for sale on very favorable terms
The shop is pleasantly situated and convenient.
and unq aestionably the best location for the bus
mess in this county. The situation and stock is
now offered for sale and immediate possession
given. Any one DESTROYS of securing valuable
location are invited to call and examine the stock
and premises.
On and after the 10th inst, for "thirty days"
or until they are disposed of, the goods will be
sold at cost.
All persons indebted are requested TO make i'm
mediate payment.
HELEN A. WALES.
Irasburgh, August 6, 1868. 32f
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No Lottery, but a straightforward legit-
innate Transaction, which may be
participated in even by the

Opinions of the Press.-"This Company IS
known throughout the Union to be responsible
for anything 1t proposes to do. Weekly Tribune.
July }, 1868
'''Ihey are honorable in their dealings, and sat
isfy the Just expectations Of their customers. =
Y. Y. Herald, July 10, 1868.
This Company has ine reputation, and Jher
goods are OF a very superior quality. "-Neaos,
July r. 1868
A single certificate will he sent by mail, post
Palu, upon me Ttcetpt - Ccut>, ufS one >
eleven for 81; thirty three and an elegant pre-
MUM for 50; >iNty-six and d more valuable pre-
MUM for s %. and Que Hundred ana most
superb Watch ior Sl5. To agents or those seeking
employment this is'l rare opportunity. 1t is e
Ultimately conducted business, duly authorized
by the government, and open 10 the most careful
scrutiny. TRY IT. Address,
HUNT. ANTHONY & CO,
1875 Broad way n Y
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DIED.

In Barton, Aug, 9th, Mrs. Electa Brown, aged
70 years.
In Barton, Aug, Sth, Lorraine NJ, wife of Gen.
VIM. w. Grout, aged 3d.
"Pale and wan she grew, and weakly,
Bearing all her ills so meekly."
In Irasburgh, Aug, 5th, Charles E. Hopkins
aged 26 years.
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For THE SrANDAED AND OFdICIAL LIFE
OF Hon. SCHUYLER CoLFAX, mdispesibe 10 4
Just understanding of the political issues of the
DAY. The best subscription book in the field
and endorsed by the leaders Of the Republican
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cess in all Parts of the North, and justify us in
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The claims Of this statesman to the gratitude OF
the nation are so clearly set forth in this volume
that none of his admirers can afford to be with
out copy. Send tor circulars and see our lib
eral terms, and a tul description of this great
work. Address,
UNITED STATES PUBLISHING CO,
All brOUme-st., New York. 3lw3
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRICES!

LIST, we will sell goods Ofall kinds
at cost, for CASH Down. We are
induced to take this stepfor two
reasons: First, to raise money
with which to pay our debts,
and, second, that we may reduce
our stock as low as possible be-;
fore we 90 to market to buy our
Fall and Winter goods. Our
stock is very large and complete
in all departments, consisting
of all kinds ofForeign and Do
mestic Dry Goods, Prints and.
|Delaines, ShaWls, BalmOral and.
Hoop Skirts, White Cambrics,
Lawns, BrilIiants, Nansooks,
Linens, brown and white table
Damask, Napkins, &C., Ready
Made Clothing and Gents Fur
'nishing Goods in LARGE AssoRT-
MENr, Hats and Caps in great
variety, Boots and Shoes for
men, women and children's
wear, Hardware and CrOckery,
w. |. Goods and Groceries. In
this connection we would say,
that we have the largest stock
Of TEAS and TOBACCO to be
found in Orleans County and
have znoelxod tho figures almost
entirely Oft, SO that those who
:may choose to do 50, can afford
ito drink the third, or even the
:fOurth cup. Now friends what
we say about selling our goods
at cost for cash down for 30 days
ne mean and yOu ,riU find that
ne do as ne sag. II you wish
Ito buV GOODS CHEAP for a short
time, YOU can now have an OPP
portunity. All those who are
indebted to us by note or book
account are hereby notified that
we want them to CALL and SET
TIE during the MONTH of AUGUST
). WITHOUT FAIL. We do not ask
You to pay us because we wish
L to invest in L. 5. Bonds OF Real
Estate, but are di1Uen to the Ne
CEssITY OF calling upon you for
money because we have credit
t Ors who say they must haveHeir
pay, and our only way to escape
the fate of such as do not pay
their debts is to call on our
friends and see if they will not
come to our rescue. Please call.
pay up, and begin the world
new, and you will be happy.
If oT1vv Of nv1r friends connnt now
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Root and Herb BitterS are d sure remedy for
Liver Complaint in all its forms, Humors of the
Blood and Skin, Scr0fula, Dyspepsia, COstiye-
ness, Indigestion, Jaundice, Headache, and Bill
ious Diseases, General Debility, &c. They
cleanse The system. regulate the towels, restore
the appetite, purity the blood, strengthen the
body. and thoroughly prepare it resist diseases
of all kinds. GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO., Bos-
ton, Mass. Sold by all Druggists.
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n A Z t | o n

BE NO1 DECE1N ED
Whereas, Il certain unprincipled Marble Agent
having represented in different parts OF the COun
w that having sold the Marble Works in Barton
village, TO NJ. J. & H. (. Smith, or H. d. Flanders,
and signed a bond that l would not go into bus
ness again: This is to pronounce the above
false in every particular. will pay 500 in cash
to any man or men that can prove that | sold
Smith, Flanders, or any other person, any Mar
bic Works at Barton within the last two years,
or that he or they ever paid me one dollar fol The
above consideration.
J.T. BOWLER.
Barton VT 29W4