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WANTED. AGENTS.

so 70 5000 per month, everywhere, male and
female, 70 Introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED
IOhM"N SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
ms machine viii stitch hem, fell. tuck quilt cjrd
bind, braid and em1rOder in a most superior nan
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NE Will pay si1u for any machine that will sew d
stronger more beautiful, more elastic seam than
ours. IL makes the Elastic Lock Stitch" Every
second stitch can be cut aud still the cloth canuo: be
pulled apart without tearing t. We paw AGENT.
rom 80 10 san per month and expenses, or 2 com
mission from which tyic- that amount can be made
Address sECOMB CO., Pittsburgh, Pa, Boston,
tit lr st. Louis, No
al TloN--po not he imposed upon by other
parties palming % worth ess cAst-irGn m lchines.
under the same name or otherwise Ours is the only
genuine and really practical cheap machine manu-
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The foiiovins were the closing quotations at
by Telegraph.
New York Market.

by Telegraph.
New York Market.
New YORK, June Q.
ASHES Pots scarcely so firm att 62 "a 800 =
pc rls dull.
COTTON -Firmer and more active. Sales $40
bales at 3li for middling uplands.
Flour receipts 6,l5l bhls.
FLOUR-Flour favors buyers with moderate
export and home trade demand. Sales 200
barrels at 20 a 20 for superine State and West
ern; 50 a > for common choice extra State
5 80 a 30 for do extra Western; Is a 40 for
common choice round hoop Ohio; 10 n s o for
common fair extra st. Louis "a II 90 good choice
do closing quiet. Included 10 the sales are 2,2Oo
bush for export at 50 a 30 for extra wesrern, and
6 on a 6 5 for extra State.
RYE FLOUR Dull. Sales 200 barrels at 40
CORN MEAL-Quiet
, WHIsKEY -Heavy at &c for Western, 90 free.
Grain receipts 445g7 bush wheat
WHEAI-lc better with good export and Enoder
ate home trade demand Sales 5000 bush at | 81
for No. Spring Al a l4i for No do in store, to
arrive and afoat, chiefly at ~ to arrive; | IS No
I do: / 81 Choice Amber Mexican l as a 80
white Canada, the inside price in bond So N TO
for white Genessee.
RYE-Dull and lower Sales 1000 bush at u for
b Riley Dull and nominal.
BARLEY MALT-Dull and nominal.
Receipts Corn, 49, 80 bushels.
CORN Better with good home trade and mod
crate demand Sales q 900 bushels at 6s a y Tor
new mixed Western via canal % a 95 do via rail-
road. IS a SO fer Kiln dried; and e5 for old do de-
livered; So a 20 white Western es for White
Southern.
Receipts oats 6,l00 bushels.
OATS -Openeda shade irmer and closed dull.
Sale. N 900 bush at 81 a 50 for Western atioat.
LFATHER-Helmlock sole active and firm at 30
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MAR RIED.

GBGFFIN- So tn Hero, VI. Sabbath
evening. May 3Oth, at the Con regational church,
by the Rev. o. Il. Wheeler Or. Theodore Griffin, of
Chicago. IL, and Miss Abbie P. Landon, Of South
Hero No cards.
chicago papers please copy.
NEwELL-AvGIER In Rutland Centre, Vt, June
2i, by Rev. Edward Mills. Mr.. Henry y. Newell, Of
Shehune, Vt, and Miss F. Louise Angler Of Rut-
land Centre.
DIED.
BEaNAN.-Tn this city, June 9Th, at the residence
Of Ira T. Field, Anson P. Beaman aged 20 years.
COVE In this city. June it'll, Of consumption,
Mrs Mary Coyle, aged 81 years.
GoRD0y in this city al the residence Of his SON
in-law, DR.. bigeluw June I'd, at 1.30 p. IN, sam
uel Gordon, Esq. aged % years
GRTFIN-In this city, on Friday night, John C..
Griffin, late Sheriff Of Chittenden county aged 50.
THoNAS.-ln this city, June 18th, Luther R. Thorn
as, aged = years and ID days.
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DYSPEPSIA
AND LIVER
COMPLAINT
rrfpopTANT CERTIFICATE
DYSPEPSIl

Having been afflicted with chronic disease Of tn
digestive organs. described by ply sicians as en-
largement Of the liver and Inflammation Of the stoIn
ach.l for IN re than ten years, and suffered VIVA
words can never describe, without relief from u
most celebrated medical skill that could be consult
ed was induced nv the physician who last attend
ed me TO try DODDS NERVINE AND lNNlGOR
ATUR He had witnessed it, effect, ne SAID, IN ~
own practice. and could recommend II IN the high
est terms had about Lost faith 10 every thing hu
| followed his advice, procured the medicine III
effect inspired me with hope ! continued its use
and still improved following il up, grew stronge
and stronger, and suffered less and less from m
troubles. This for some mOnths-until was relie'
ed and needed il 40 longer. DOdd's Nervine restoi
ed me 20 complete and sound health: and no Ian
guage is able 70 express the gratitude feel at ben
well once more. l am thoroughly cured Of the hoI
rible suffering that had made ten years Of my li
most wretched No one can conceive my Joy VIII
has not ex perienced a like recovery.
E. B. LIBBY,
st. Paul, MINI.
For sale by all Druggists at One Dollar Bottle.
apl7 ,td&wsw
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287 at Woodstock last week. He is of the Col
umbus blood.
Henry W. Walker of South Woodstock has
sold his Morrill, stallion, sired by Woodstock, to
\. I. Freeman of Herkimer, Herkimer county,
New York, for Sl315.
Deacon Daniel Pierce and wife of Woodstock
will celebrate their golden wedding on the 10th
inst, and Mr.. and Mrs. Obed Whipple of Pom
fret a similar anniversary on the 10Th.
The Woodstock Standard has commenced the
publication of branch edition at Bethel, enti-
tied the Uhite Rirer Standard.
Attorney General VIM. NJ Eyarts and Z.
Stoughton, Esq, Of New York, were in Windsor
last week The latter sails this month for Eu-
rope.
One Williamson was arrested in Stock bridge a
few days since, and brought before Justice Smith
On charge Of adultery, and was bound up IN
der 5000
The record Of births deaths and marriages in
Stockbridge for the year 1865, is as follows
births, l.; marriages, Is; deaths, 10.
Mrs. Abby L. Forbes died in Windsor, May
10Th, aged SO years; and Hon. George johnson
in Springfield, May 18th. aged so,
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temperate use them with perfect impunity, as well
as the most delicate females. They are not medi-
Gated, but simply made bitter by Peruvian Ba
Wild Cherry Bark, Calamus, Ginger, Snake
Root, and other herbs and roots, the base being
his pure wine.
Sold by all Druggists.
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AGENTS WANTED

OR DR.; MARGINS NIGHT SCENES IN THE
4 BIBLE For powerful thought, splendid illus
nd rapidly Of sale, this book has equal. Agents'
comm ssions 500 10 500 per month"; according 10
@piiit5 and energy. Send for Circulars to
ZElGLER, MeCURDY co..
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9cw 9drertisemmts.


4 T the residence Of L. ". French, Wiliston. or
- JUNE 10th. 1865, at 10 O'Clock AM the fol
low ny property will be sold to the highest idder
Wis / yoke Oxen, I Woods Mower { Patrick p,
Wheel Rake. and other farmine tools Also, about
90 tons OF good Hay pair Double Harness. Single
do. / Single Wagon. &c
For particulars enquire Of
L. ". FRENCH,
June -th.-wlw Williston, Vt
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY. In the District
y Court of the United States for the District OF
Vermont In the matter Of Simeon B. Buxton,
bankrupt To whom IL may concern. The under
signed hereby gives notice Of his appointment as
Assignee Of Simeon B. Euxton, OF Hydepark, IN the
County of Lamoille, and State Of Vermont, within
aid District, who has been adjudged Bankrupt
upon his own petition by the District Court Of said
District.
Dated at Hydepark in said District, this I'D day
asw5w Wv. WATERMAN, Assignee.
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HANNAH TRUMAN.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, } To al persons con
Drsrntcr orcHirryvp,.x s. cerned in the estate Of
N''i''' N Hannah Truman. late
Of Burlington. in said District, deceased,
GREETING
AZ Probate Court holden 40 Burlington, within
ami for the District of Chtt-nden On the % day
ut june A. ID. l7ts, an Instrument. purporting 90
Poe thc last " D and Te-tamc O. of Hannah ruman.
late 90 burlington. iu said strict deceased was
pre-cut.i o. the Court al9rt-a d. for Probate
And 10 ordered hy said Court that the let day
af juiy, A. %. 1902 at the Probate Court oms
lu said Iur n-tou. be ass uef for proving said In
s,rumeut aal that notice ther,o. be given 90 all
persons concerned. hy publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington FpEE Pass.
newspaper printed AZ said Burlington, previous %
tlr time appointed.
TuEEt FORE. you are hereby notified o. appear
before said urt ar the time and place aforesaid,
and contest tle probate OF said will If you have
c4u-e.
Given under my hand at Burliagton, IN said Dis
tret. this % DAY Of June AID. ls69
.uw1w T. L. WALES, Judge.
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A PLEASANT AND HEALTHY
BEVERAGE.
DIR. IRIsH,s OrTAWA RFER

cooling and pleasant beverage. more fully
L quen,hug the thirst than any article in use
Wh'cp makes II particul trly sought after as a sum
me dIlnN, aud only requires a fair trial 10 be ap-
Precated sou TIL NAlD co, cor fremont <
bronheld SIS. Boston. are the sole Agents for the
sale Of rights for New England IN
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large handsome octave, beautifully illustrated
win steel engravlnss selling with Astonishing "a
territory ana large comm ssions gwen. Liberal
salaries paid 70 experienced efficient ctnvassers-
SEND Tor descriptive circulars giving full nflrma-
ton to A S. HALE CO., Publishers,
~ Hartford
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Sprrial 9lotires.
RrRR.S PATENr NURslXG noTTLI

] Is XXX IA EN- NJ kSlNt 80 4 LII
The most perfect and convenient Nursing Bottle
in the World. We supply he trade with all parts
Of the Bottle separately when required, including
Burrs ~lvcred Nire Brush, which is Of inest Unable
value t. the Infant 10 keep. the Tube perfectly
sweet d free from acid especially 10 warm wealth
or. Price OF Brush 90 cents. 81 RR PERRY.
Successors Z. " :. Burr Co, Wholesale Drug
gists ~ fremont ST Boston Mas. Sold hy all
Druggists 4,wlm
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LANoHLE COUNTY ITEMs.-Lee Scott, bright
and promising lad Of Is years, son of J. D.
Scott, was drowned in the Lamoille river, at Cam
bridge, wednesday, June ID
In the suit of Ira S Blaisdell rs Eli \ Ben
nett, at the County Court, May term, an action
brought to recover damages of the defendant fol
refusing to receive his the plaintiff 5, vote, while
defendant was acting as moderator Of town
meeting, the jury rendered a verdict for the
plaintiff Of $40 damage and costs.
FIRE IL CANBRDGE.-The dwelling house Of
Harry Brush in Cambridge. was burned on sun
day, the 9th inst Most Of the contents Of
the house were saved The FIRE is thought
TO have originated from the effects Of the sun
rays through the thick glass in a skylight,
which operated as lens, the floor underneath
seing streWe1 with old papers
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FACTS FOR TEE LADIEs.-This is to certify
that bought Wheeler & Wilson Sewing-Ma-
chine, March 7, 1852 and it has been used with
entire satisfaction by my daughter, who was
afflicted with spine disease. 1t proved the best
doctor | ever employed, for she not only re-
gained her health, but has earned a living with
it for herself and me ever since.
Mrs VI. i. BALL.
New York, Nov. %, 1865
Machines for sale by G. G. & B. l. Benedict
Burlington.
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| HAVE this day given my son, Eth-n A. Allen,
/ d.. time dur NJ his minor ~, M shall not claim
any of his earnings or pay any Of his debts after this
date. ANN ELIZA PHELPS.
south Hero, April 9Th, Isr9.-5Jw2w
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UANTED-AGENTS for a new domestic article
w II great utility meets universal want. sci
40 SIGHT mo- clmpetiti n. send stamp for circular
LiT1LEFlELD a DAME, No. l02 Washington ST.
Boston, AaSs. June lO.-w}W
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OFT OF SORTS"

Take DR.. S. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITTEBS,-the most medicinal FOO tho mar
ket. Established in lsls.
March le.-wim
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
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The astoundin. revelations and startling diselos-
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The secret political intrigues sc, Of Davis and 9TH
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NOTICE.

N7OrICE is hereby given that have this day CIV
n en- ~ son Willard e Seaver his time during
his minority, and that hereafter will claim none
" JAS. B SEAVER-
Hinesburgh, June %, iss9.-5owiv
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TN the District Court Of theUnited States, for the
| District of Vermont In the matter Of Carlos
q. Abbott Bankrupt Notice is hereby given that
a petition has been filed In said Court, by Carlos G.
Abbott OF Veryennes in said District, duly declared
A bankrupt under the Act Of Congress Of March ?,
1861 for dis barge and certificate thereof, from ali
his debts aud other claims provable under said Act
and that the 9th day Of July, sd9, at 10 O'Clock los
before the Hon. D.A. smalev, Judge of said Court
at his Chambers in the City Of burlington, Is
assigned for the hearing Of the same when and
where all creditors have proved then
Debts and other persons in interest may attend and
show cause, II any they have, why the prayer Of
,sd petition should not he granted The second and
time and place.
i Dated at Burlington, on the lst day Of June 1859
4gyy3w b. B. SMALLEY, Clerk.
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HOME QUESTIONS FOR THE sICKLf

HOME at ESTIONS FOR THE SiChLt
AND DEBILITATED.-Is IL trorth rhHe to
endure penal torture after every meal, when indi-
gestion can be Immediately relieved and perma-
neutly cured by so agreeable remedy as HOSTEL
TIERS STOMACH BITTEBS:
Does il pay to be compelled by debility and Ian
to abandon active business, when brain, nerve
and muscle can be braced mp, and the whole system
restored to healthy condition, 10y course Of HOS
TETERS BITTEBs:
Why approach the dinner-table daily with posi-
tive disgust for all that avory anddelcious, when
vigorous appetite for the paiuest fare is ere
ated 10y the use Of HOsTETER'S BlTTERs:
Is it wise to live in this bright world iii were
dungeon, gloomy. disseminated and miserable. when
the worst case Of hypochondria can be cured in a
week by such pleasant and wholesome exhllarant
as HOsTETTERS lITTERS:
Can it De possible that any person Of bilious habit
viii ruu the risk OF rcmitent fever or bilious cole,
when DE can tone and regulate tho great -ecreJiye
organ with HOSTErTERS BITTERs:
Is it not spec cs ofmoral insanity for ANY merch-
ant, farmer, mechanic or traveller. TO be without
the best known antii. tc to the effects Of poisoned
air aud impure water, H0STETTERS BITTEBS3
Considering the Harvesting and depressing nature
fthe functional arrangements o. which woman is
subject as 80 not astJn ming that ANY invalid Of the
ec lcr should hesitate 90 seek the certain relief
af'rdei in such cases. by the genial operation of
HJSrEITERS BIITERSe
There aye questions ofdeoper interest than any Of
the political lo-inas Of the day, and tlose whom
they concern are invited to give them netting
more than passing thought
fs-sss
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AGENTS READ ILLS


4 GENIS, MALE AND FEMALE, WILL FIND
n " I2r thelr best interests 10 engage with the
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PURE, pleasant, PERFEcr.-Let such as wish
for a pure, pleasant and Interviewing tonic, try
Mr.. Speer's Standard Wine Bitters," and
thereafter they will use none other. The most
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no REMOVE MOTH PATCHES. FEECkLES
| and Tan from the flce use PERRY Mora ASu
FRE-KLE LoroN. Said by all druggist. Prepared
only by Dr. Z. G.. Perr5.
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stock Market.

NEW YORK, juno o.
MONEY Very active, in some instances per
cent. gold being paid.
GOLD-Closed at 1854.
STERLING EXCHANGED days at lo9i.
GOVERNMENT sTOCKS-Weax, excited and
pauIcy.
Ltr-e amount Of stocks have been pressed for
sale. The decline has been most marked in Nichi-
% southern. Cleveland Pittsburgh. North West
ern and st. Paul There were three failures on &C.
count Of the break in Mariposi. Government.
steady.
The following are she latest quotations
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WATCH FOR 1.-THE MAGNET


iu handsome case, with gas or, stal white enam-
el,d dial, steel and metal works, rdinary watch
ze, sound and service able Warranted 20 denot-
correct time and keep in order for years. Salts
faction guaranteed. Sent postpaid for 81 Ad-
dress c. ID. GATES = co.
June lo-wlw Fitchhurg, Mass.
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MOTTO r.

SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS. in great variety an
gn the NEST favorable terms, at HUNTING
Ton ;.
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STATE OF VERMONT, , To all persons con
DISTINCT 't CHIT isNDFN.sS Arson r BeemaH. late
,i Darlington. in said District deceased.
GREETISe.
Alta Probate Court holden nj Burlington within
ana Tor tie District of thIttenden on the -th day
ot June A. D.. i-63. an Instrument, purportus 20
Dec the last Will aud Tt-ament Of Ansou r. Is, euau.
late 0i hur l.tuu in said District de easod pre-
scented % the Court afre.aid fr PROBATE and il B.
ordered -t SAID Court that the = day " July \.
D. -a., lr the Probate Court Rooms in said Bur
4.r-tUu. Del a-stg o. fer proving said ln.tr meut.
and that notice fucseC be given % all persons con
ccrned. by publishing this order three weets sue
ee--iFeIF 90 the Eur in-ton Free Press ncwspi-
per printed al said Burlington previous 90 the tine
-fHfHE.u RE- YOU are hereby notified 70 appearbe-
fore slt Court 20 the time aud place aforesaid and
contest The probate II said viii Il You have cause
Gwen under my hand az burlington IN sad Dis
svlw T. E WALES. Judge.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ToORs, in great variety, ana
un The most favorable terms at HUNTING
JOSEPH {. ELDREDGE's ESTATE.
STATE or VERMONT. ; t. all persons con-
DISTRICT orcmypEy J.a al II 'h1 g gi,a5, o.
late of Burlington. ia said District. deceased,
GREETING.
Ara Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and i.r the District of thtteuden on the TN day
of June AID. 1852. 40 Instrument. purpcrt NJ O. he
the last VIII and 7 stameut of Joseph e.. rldretge
late OF Burlington. Iu said District. deceased. was
presented 90 the Court Aforesaid. for Probate. and IL
.s ordered tv sud court that the LIT cay Of July
A. ID f-f1. 90 the Pro ate Court Rooms in said Bur
In-t u. bee a-- -ned for proving said Instrument.
and that notice thereof Dee given o. an persons con-
ear1ed Dos publishing this order three weeks sue
ca--.yeiN Iu taa burlington Free rc-s a new-pa-
per printed at said Burlington. prev Gus 70 the time
app pointed
THEnEfoRr. you are hereby not fed to appear be-
fore ai Court no the time snd place aforcsa d, and
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With Dyspeptcs everything is wrong. Food
does not digest; sleep does not refresh; VINE
does not cheer; smiles do not gladden.; music
does not charm, nor can any other JOY enter the
breast Of the miserable dyspeptic. GU must get
rid Of it, or it viii become seated and conhrmed'
and life will be burden and existence curse
Plantation Bitters will do away with all this =
New life, strength and energy will take posses
sion of you The damask will again bloom upon
your cheek, and the luster in your eye will again
be as bright as in your healthiest, happiest and
most joyous days.
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Ere Cream ! Ice Cream
We have now commenced to serve up
ICE G r r a M =
As usual for the Season.
Weddings and Parties,
Supplied at Short Notice.
W. J. CAMPBELL,
Bank Street.
Burlington. VT, June 3-i-c&wim
To THE FARMERS.

xxrE would call the attention Of farmers 70
w DOnGE'S PATENT COMBINED MOWER
AND REAPER and SELF RAKE, as being in light
mes Of draft convenience 10 handle and durability,
the mot probable machine for the farmer to buy.
n il made Of the best material. with wrought iron
rard- faced with hardened steel and is adapted for
moving or reaping uneven surfaces, or lodged or
TANGLED gas or gan. Il will he sod as Mower,
or combined Tor reeping al kinds Of grain foriur-
''e' pa N. r. MILLER, shelburn. Vt,
General Agent for Vermont.
sbeIburn June s.--td2t&w3w
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y the District Court ofthe United States for the
i District OF Nermont-ln the matter Of Charles
X. Jones, municipalities is hereby given that
petition has BEEN hled in aid Court by Charles r.
Jones Of Shrewsbury, in said strict duly declared
a bankrupt unrer the Act Of Congress Of March .,
1907 for discharge and certificate thereof, all
his debts and other claims pruyable under sa'd Ac',
and that the 9Th day Of July $50, at lO o'clock A.
NJ before the Hon d A. Small ey, Judge Of said
Court, al his Chambers ia the Ciry Of Burlington is
ass gned for the hearing Of the same, when and
where all creditors ahp have proved their and
other persons IN interest my attend and show cause
# any they have, why the prayer Of sad petition
should not be- granted
Dated at Burlington, on the eth DAY % June, is6a
5OW3w b. B. SMALLEY. Clerk
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price
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Farmers will notice the advertisement OF
Dodge's Combined Mower and Reaper IN an
other column.
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WANTED. AGENTS TO SELL

WANTED. AGENTS TO SELL
THE AMERICAN KNITTTNC MACHINE
Price 80. The simplest. cheapest and hest Uniting
Machine ever invented. VIII knit 2Dn0D 50 tches
per minute. Liberal Inducements 20 Agents Ad-
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Boston, Mass, OF ST. Louis No. fV
SEIAT.--'l0BE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
= For part -uiars send two Scent stamps % Al
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Aeu Adurrtisements.

PATENT POCKET CORN sHEbLEk'
GREAT NOVELTY Quick Sales PROFITS over 81
u per cent! We offer Territorial Rights in the
Western. southern, and New England States. Send
for Circulars. Address WEAVER JONES Man
ufacturers, Pittsburg, Pa. may s,td&wiw