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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-12-02

MoEsE's INDIAN Roor PILL.-We have lately
been shown the formula frow which these Pills
areprspared and from this and our experience
in tie use. Of them, can honestly pronounce
them o good safe aud reliable medicine, Be-
ing entirely free from all poisonous ingrcdi-
ents they can be safely used while performing
the active duties of life We would advise oil
| to use them and by fair trial you csn sec Al
once the benefit derived from them. Use
Morse's Indian Root Pills in oil cases Of Bilil
ousn css, Headache, Female Irregularities
Liver Complaints, e. Sold by all Dealers.
>, * ~ g., v2n21m3.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-12-02

Rochester has young lady :Phyaic-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-12-02

As CHEAP As THE CuEA EApEsr.-If you want
to. get the best Dry Goods, Groceries, Yankee
Notions, Clothing, etc, 80 to the. store Of
Messrs. Deller d Gunz1 aud. thsy are alms1.
ready to wait upon .yoa.i G@i.~ ,na1a:,4 =
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-12-02

WILL the gentleman from Northern
Iowa, who bought ofua a<!$l75, Chamber sc.t
please cali and get the detached orna1Eaents.
/ .. HOPKINS l. FERNALD,
Dealers in Furniture, Beddip 6, etc., Austin
Mmnesotaa. '.,.i a., ..f-..........,..i
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-12-02

.TNOR SALE-Thes best bargain. il,
r. Mower County. A splendid Improve
Il Farm Of 100 acres, good house, frui.
trees. .all fenced, plenty Of timber, good :watn
-ostx, TX. .xniles: from R. r., all
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-03
BOSTON NIARKET.

WEDNESDAY. Dec.
FLOUR.-rhe market for Flour has ieen dull
through out the week and prices rule very low and
unsatisfactory. Receipts quite large and stocks
now rapidly accommodating. The ssiles have been az
81 - a . for Western -upc-tine s. a for common
extras; s. ~ % - Tor medium extras and bakers
brands; and 20 SD "a = m for white wheat Ohio Indi
ana and Ich.an, the latter price for fiv0rite
brands. Him willie Wheats are selling at fG-fi ~
$50 and 81. Louis ar $3.50 IN DO e Dbl, the latter
price ior choice fancy brands. IN Corn Meal sales
Of small lots 1t 3 - M = -n per Dbl To Rye Flour
no change, with small sales Buckwbeat IS selling
Al - y ~ 50 r pr its.
GRAIN.-The market for Corn remains without
material change. Demand moderate. with sales Of
western mixed at 81 u a "a. ana Southern and
Western yellow at : a % 2 bush, including nes'
Southern yellow at 81 "a . a p bush Oats are dull
and have been in moderate demand sales at 63 a.
75c e hushe for Southern and Western, the latter
price for choice. In Rye the sales have been confn-
ed to small lots at = ~ "a p y bush Barley IL
quiet at sl25 a - for Eastern, In Shorts there
have been sales at . ~ Fine Feed = d30: and
middlings So "a - = ton.
PROV The market for Pork is very firm
sad full prices continue 10 be obtained. with very
email stock and light receipts The sales have
been at - ~ p Tor prime; sji for mess; AID So a
O. for clear and extra clear Beef ranges from sli
a !, for mess and extra mess and 81 . for fam
iiy Lard is very scarce and firm with sales al 9sc
a 2ne T. II. for steam and kettle rendered aud A.
dens caddy at q a pc v 10. Smokei Hams sell
ing at j. a lec q To Hogs havs been in far de-
rnand with sales at % &c % l5c r. H.
R0DUCE,-Butter Is dull and medium prices are
plenty. There Is stil scUeity Of choice quality.
The prices have Teen at Soc and above for choice
IS "a 3sc for good New YORK sud Vermont diaries
md 81 "a &c for common and fair. Canada Butter
has been selling at 3O'd 1jc; and Weston AT ~ a
3nc for poor to good. Cheese j. quiet but steady,
With sales at - n -c for farmers diaries and Il. a
IS &C for factory. White Beans an in fair demand
at 81 - a - for medium p - n for marrow and
yellow eyes, and s. = a 90 for extra pea Canals
Peas have been selling at VI T. a g. a bush. Pc
tRtoes have been in fair demand AZ 90 n zoe e bush
Onions are firm at 81 a s. 2 hbl. Chickens and
Turkeys range from Is a 2sc y 10, as 10 quality
Eea,s are selling 81 sac 2 dozen
WoOL.-There has been a very fair demand foi
domestic fleece at low prices. Fine grades OF Oh
and Pennsylvania continue 70 he sought after. and
are held quite firm, The sales have nee. ;9rtut0 10
fleece pulled AZ from ~ a sc for XX Ohio and Pen
nsylvaniz. i a 4sc for Y DO DO. - q IS for Michi
gan and 87i &c fer very heavy Western 10 choic'
Misconsin. Pulled WOOL has nesn in fair demand a
from N n Sc for super and Y the latter price fo
good Eastern super; and comhing and tub washes
are in demand at full previous price,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-03

Disrict Court Of the United States FOR the Dis
Dtrict OF Nermont.-In the mater OF Daniel
n Casey, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. A Warrant
against the estate Of Daniel T. Casey, OF Whiting,
in the County OF Addison of the State Of Vermont. in
said District, adiudged bankrupt upon the Petit
ton Of his creditors and the payment Of any Debts
and the delivery Of any property belonging To said
bankrupt 10 him or to his use, and the transfer Of
any properly by him are, forbidden by law.
meet NJ Of The creditors OF SAID Bankrupt 70 prove
their dents and choose one or more Asst nees Of his
estate W. u he he'd at Court Of BANKRUPTCY 70 he
holden at Middlebury, in aid District on the l5ta
6ay Of Dec A D., l-69, at II o'clock a VI, at the
Office Of StevStrt & Eldrdge, before L. L. Lawrence,
Esq, one Of the Registers in Bankruptcy OF said
Court T. A. SMALLEY,
Deputy United States Marshal, a. Messenger
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-03

tffafAO-Fo VT Ii ANA~'A'"
p-s.r +., Tauard Co. t0t) journal.-A timely
t,.,k. 1..;1g pcru-ed q lew pages We can say that
ne subject is treated ia sensible. candid ana
,--ss11a lie manner. ITS arguments must be con-
yinciu- {. every INTEL GENT reader
Prom the sabbath Recorder, r. lit ls q BOOK
which every one who has a chance viii read
r~a1n the Norwich ct Daily Advertiser.-lt is
An earnest protest against great deal 81 nonsense
al what is called woman's rights The work is
sessorable and viii doubtless meet with great
sale. n p..,....
sa,. 10 have entered upon tht SUBJECT ln spTlt on
rress and honestly. ~. ine can fail 20 ne interest
ed and instructed ny the army OF mets brought To-
sether ..--..-.. y r,,,c.-, Mass
M york is written in tone Of candor and with
f any Of that absurd ridicule too often employ &C.
and T. vulurlinousiy Illustrated - -, T.
From the Daily Advertiser Auburn y f.-lts
-s are literally illustrated II is iull Of pictures
Showing 20 what lengths ano hresdths Of folly ana
irf,tuaton- the sdvosstes II unsexing women carry
er,,n ne p chester q. y Democrats very
f,ir Intelligent ana candid and inspires desire u
take advantage Of the earliest opportunity Il"
read II.
A From the Rochester q. y Chronicle. - Dr.
Brnekett has evidently devoted much thought 20 tht
subject matter of this book, and his msnner OF deal
ing with II cannot be too highly recommended
l. j. euinently just and arErmentatife' aFu'ulhs
every thing Of an Irritating tendency:
From the Douglas ,Aiass Weekly ierald.-Iher'
i possible plea IN no Justification OF woman 10
trusi6u into the realm OF political action Separate
the two sexes. let man understand that woman Is
determined 10 staad by herself and neither desre'
,r needs his stance, and how soon would an an
3 tssoni-m he engendered which many waters would
not quetch.
Frdla the Lawrence Mass SENT nel.-The boob
/. worth siA tunes sire price OF It.
From The n.niEs y. y Daily Advertiser. Foi
] ,e,1,. unmarried men, We AnuS Of no cheaper Of
-sdi,- means ~ obtaining information or the sub
I ie, Of woman thrn BY purchasing and reading TIM
! hook. - .... -.
oar no,icos would fill volume, having sent GU
uesrlv 1000 copies 20 the prest proniscuously, anc
F sbont q pSpef- 10 the 10 gave favorable notices
Tho remainder, advocates q woman suffrage
Mich ed INTO Il in the following manner
I From the Waterbury (Ct.) Daily American.-ho
Z v.S's RIeHrs-Hss IL not been generally sdmit'e'
tb.tw men were reasonably ceTtsin 81 "hst thHt
hath uAn;ed ana needed We had iraSiued IA
heir heads were pretty clear upon these points a
iasst hut they are not. Or Brockett OF hroos ~ n
ny saws -, aud the Dr. ought 10 know i1r ne
Las .tudied the Bible until be knows 20 dot. ~,
,rb,. IN. Creator intended then 10 re and do. az
bss crsu1med history uati! be lfoFs All snout in'
en- si;ion OF wom-u from Eve dow3 I" snns DIS.
3 i,son. In fact he understands all a"Out the s-t
{ rr,sent acd fu ture oi the sex.
I AGENTS WANTED fO- every town in Vermont
{ peks are now ready Address
D"'A' '' L. srRsBINs. Hartford, o.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-03


WHISKEY- Heavy and lover sales 500 bols
Western at IO3d4 free nearly all at lt3. 49,
GRAlN-Receipts of wheat, l'i-'<t On. "hea'
steady for spring; dull scarcely - arm Tor winter
fales q6 O1 bu at lilo tor No Spr'hS' Sod3 ior ~
. do; 1856 No | do; I3l amber Nr-ln1; lJ'HS7 'or
winter red and amber aearlM llaH - iui au n
state; / 80 for winter red Canada In bond hye
Quiet Barley without decided change; sales 2l,iOl
ia NJ OI06 Tor good rowed stare q Tor Canala
Wet BARLEY malt dull. Receipt Of corn, 5ft<l
bu Corn les active and scarcely 20 hrpi; saits %
ffri hu Al lOSaIq for uusoun1 mixed Weste Il; lt%0
49, for sound 10 Receipts OF oats, tsu,7ij NJ
Oats less active and shade easier. sales - 81
bu at 81 m for Western: at 6i!d5i for state.
RICE-dull at 6.d7t Tor Carolina
COFFEE-dull.
SUGAR-nomiual at lai for Cuba.
PETROLEUMNdun at 49, for crude; 20 for re-
nned.
HOPS-quie: at Isa2S for American.
COAL domestic selling al 5 Vlao ~ per Ton oy
cargo; foreign quiet ..z,., T.
Buenos Ayres and California iiEht heavy ana ma
die weights; 2542y for heavy do. ..
WO JL-quiet sales 10000 lns az ga '1i'r Ioihes-
tie fleece; i3a4i for pulled l'i"<7 Tor Oa''i''l1'
PROViSIOES-Pors Grmcr and quiet sales i2i
hbls at 3225a75 for mess S5lla5 81 lor oId 10,
2345G2iOl prime: 275ON $3.50 prime mess peel
steady; .ales T., IBIS at u0Gl3U for new PLAIN
mess 10 OlUl7 o. for nov exuado Ilerce neel uuil,
sales 50 tierces at IS tUd<- Tor prime mess 81 - "
81 % for india mess Beefhams quet sales 80 bols
meats dull sales IS pkgs at .2Gl5 for shoulders u
for hams. middles quiet at iai1!'t. Lard uhehsn-
gcd. sales 3ll hhl-'at tJtNly for steam lFHit l"i
kettle rendered also jll trr'e- steam. ,eler Fens
at l-'. Butter quiet at Hldt' l'F oi ''''H % lol
State. Cheese quiet at D. q .-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-03
Special GntlCPs.
co>>uMPriox CAS- BE CURED.


Facts am stubborn things,n and II l. TO iacts
alone that " desired q direct the attention Oi the
Mann wears Of severe and thorough practical
trial have demonstrated bey onu the peralyenture
OF a DOUBT the fact that the medicines prepared ~
me and known Hs SCHENCh.S MANDhAhE
PILLS. sCHENCh'S SEANEED TOAIC, and
sCHENCKiS PULMONlC SYRUP have proved
extraordinarily successful in the cure Of diseases OF
tae pulmonary organs, or what Is usually termed
CoSsUhPTIoN.
whose preiudices rule them completely tiat
proofs strong as Holy VII" would iall 70 con
vince them OF the efficacy Of my remedies and that
there are Others who, under no Tculsthhces cotlu
be prevailed upol 70 ADMIT their merit simply be
cause such admission would prove detrimental
to their particular personal interests
Fortunately for the welfare OF nahhluH. tltso
. doubling people form comparatively small p'f-
ton Of the community at large. They are To ne
found here and there, but, compared WIN the -fo'1
mass Of the worlds population, thelI AulAoel aIv
small that / dismiss them, and address lnyseh l.
those who are Willing to listen 10 the dictates o.
reason, and who are disposed 20 ADMIT the suoHb
q logic % well established iact-.
We are told almost daily that consumption, the
sc0urge Of the American people, is lncuranIe' tAt
a man whose lungs are diseased must ne gwen over
% die; that lac must abandon hope ana that the ar
rangeueut Of his temporal we'll spiritual Affairs
should claim hls earnest attention II there "elo
not facts a. undcuanle that the sun VIII SHINE ia
a clear heaven at midday TO c'utfv'cit uyse Idi
dom ana not uuireq ueut harmful assertions ahouit
feel unwilling tase up tho gage uI rattle A--li5t
them; tut fortified wlh Tesults-taets = WhicI
neither theory nor inefet assertion Sau y' ~
propose 20 prove that CONotM IIoN CAN nj 6E =
CURED, and THAT the medicines ! prepare ~ +
MANDRAKE PILLS, SEANEED IONlJ, and / l.
MONIC SYRUP-wlll- II used IA strict aceoIuAhoe
with the directions. ia majority ufcises effect LiAt
which the fscaIty pronaurces imPossloie-'4sy "''
An otnge II -1!itfalt &c worth d pound Of theory.
Lot mt therefore. present the facts connected WIN
ny own individual experience Man! eAI7 az
wa d confirmed cou,umptEe anu llhe tIel, nus -.
o. Nd d
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-03
z . q q & . 2 Q q

To TIE NORhlNG CLASS. We are now pre-
pared u furnish al cla-ses with constant employ
mett at home, the whole II the time for the spare
moments Business new. li-ut and profitable. Per-
sons Of either lex es-iiy earn ir.m 5o, TO . per
evening Hnd a pro pVrt.uual sun ~ devuting their
whole time 1, the business. Boys and girl earn
nearly AZ much as men, That all who this
tee may send their address and the business,
We make tins Unparalleled offer To such not
vel! sat -ied W viii send o. pay for the trouble
OF writing full particulars, valuable sample,
which will do O. commence work on, and a copy Il
The Peoples Lffcrmy C0mpaHioH-One Of the larg-
free by mail. Reader, If you want permanent
profitable work, address Z. c. ALLEN q co., Az
GUsTA, MAINE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-03

tn RIcu7orn H5mcIpr. - The people Of
Richforl were thrown into a state Of intense ex-
element about dark last Wednesday evening,
by the shooting of Alonzo Harris by Marshall
Gof in that village. Mr.. Harris was hotel
keeper at Sutton Flats. ?. Q hut short dis
lance from R;chfsri, and came to Eiehiori that
afternoon with horse and wagon. and John {.
Copelani was with him. John Saith. she con
stable Of Richfori, hal writ in his possession
il favor Of Z B. Whiting & Son of s.. Adams
TO serve on Harris. Gof informed smith ''-'
Harris was in Richf5ri, and went WIKI Aiii 90
where Harris's team was standing. 30 'front.' %
Il. D. Farrar's residence. The o;a'er "eu- He
70 serve the paper, when Harris n5'' 'i-
bv the ofise--s request, Gof remained i'
hold tine horse while he pursued ms man.
Harris was orert.ken by the officer aa1 secured
in front Of the American Hotel ABOUT one nun
died rods away. and, when arrested sad ' Al.
rigbt r,' and that he would g and get Mr. H. D.
p.--,r IN become his bondsman. As they re-
trrrel 70 Mr.. F.rrar's residence, Harris noticed
Coz holding Bis horse aaI asked him what bust
ness he had with il. and hard words followed
The officer interferei aud took Harris into ;he
H.uss. when Mr.. Farrar became endor.er for
Harris His business being finished with the
constable. Harris went out and saw Coz still
holding his horse. and renewed tie alteration,
will threat, and hard names. H. asked Gotf il
be hal no, always used him vel, and God re-
rI.el in the Affirmative Harris shock his fist in
DIS face, and sao-c Is be- caught him tie other
side Of the line Doe would So GA him" Con
told him to " dry up or D.. would shoe. him.
an Immediately stepped back. drew his reTo'r-
or, and sho. him through the heart Harris e%-
claimed ..Tm shot Murder Arrest ham
and fen to the ground and Immediately ez-
rireI GOT was arrestci Immediately a1i put
under keepers in the Union House hep, by
Pa-Ee Goddard. Esq. s carouer'- Jury Was enc
pqHe..ei sbor, Midnight, who returned 50 's'-
diet substantially IN a-.orlsoee a.li The facts as
$50 have related them.
Ta, shot wa- drel from -mal s.1al p'ese.-
.,e.re,-. which t5os effect about sn inch be'o"
.s,.fsnlDp.s Mr.. Copeland aa7 seated 10 t.'
WAGON. AMI some six OF eight others were close
boy AZ the Union House, which is but "a few
stems from llr. Fa-ri-'s residence. Uher. tIe
.r.r ARRAY occurred A telesr,all dispatch
WA. Immediately sent 10 LIarri-', vile, who 4r-
rived wftbin an hour atter her husband deaiA.
Aouz8 Harris. the unfortunate man. "mei. y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-03

COTTOS-One-cigh.h letter. and closing quiet;
.,sas ia0t osles at =. Tor n,iddlbg uplands.
FIOlR-Iecsipts lO-19 hbis. Flour less Hctive,
and without decided change 10 price, salse s2ea
hhls At 47sG5l0 for saperine state Western; sos
SIS for common choice extra safe ~ sSsH 90 for
wheat extra st 55562i for common 10 choice round
boon Ohio at "a d6,1 for common FIR extrs: -
Louis sOd9 N for God q choice do rlo- ng QUIZ
Rys aour 20 bbls at s9oseoo. Corn meal quiet.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-03

. correspondent Of the Vermont E'afchnan
NJ ~ Journal ad'o,a'es the building Of a skating
,'''' IL Montpelier, or the organization Of a
-f'4y who shall Keep certain portions Of the
I, ,''' GEAR Of snow during the skating season
' u.gs' that this Is healthy ami proper
l '.'''s and that suitable places be regularly
''p' IN order for such recreation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-03

GENTS WANTED--FOR HOW To MAKE
n THE FARM PAY. A sure, safe aud practical
Guide % every Farmer, stock Raiser, Gardner and
Fruit tulturlst By this BOOB yearly profits may be
doubled land ircreascd 10 value, t0or men made
rich, ana honest labor rewarded. English and Ger
nan. Every body buys it. 01J sold in lew town
ships huudrc15 ~ a single township. A. euts
can find NJ better work during the Fall and Winter.
Formers 14a ti-r each male l1l per month
Send for circular. Address
ZEiGLER, McCURDY 4 CO.,
-fa..U.H
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TEIEGstPa.C s.: iT;Cl

THE 1af.yns phases o. ne contest '''"'- '.'
powerful aud reckless set u capitalists 1-."
the "Lre clique ANA Their ''''-.-'' nave '- D.
'P % large pfoi'.'.- ' .-'
--''lr Wv '7' WV ,-....---, ..--. 49,
.......-. rs.
-.-'' '--7''
-'-' ann ''-'' ~. -
I'D. eng --' ............-..-...', ......-
49,. ............s-. ..,
'' ...-.....
......' -. ... ...y... .r...j.,. ..l
-, -
.,.....
i-e i-'-'-'' '.'u' '-' '''.'' ..~
,--....i e.,,..
''--'' '' N''
Government intends 20 la id The premise
r.. .t.- p...ss ...,.- no. r..rs -,4 res,45 f
..-....
no .ler racine h'''-l'-'
'1-s NJ Ite, however, and @. tcar.ri powder
.... ..,-...iar which ...t-i.ns' tl.a 81 .f -s9-
5...-.,...... .s.. 1,,..s. .sr,..,,r..
.. ....,ar,y r, 7,4 the Giant mill. IN the sub
l.a,... Of San Francisco. The tata! vote Of Gale
e-...;- -t. s.-+.-,fer election. wa. .5...9-.. D.
-.,,......rof,a mn, fror, November. 1856, The
49,. -. .,.. ,....,,,,.r, ,-oufl,s.,.s
...l nov b.,- mora from them.
Ok. W. ,-s hove q load az ..rs.,
sr.,,,al on lake Huron; 81 heavy ire at Topeka,
kansas; q fatal street frht in Memphis; Louis
vile s,bt between whites and blacks, IN vaich
severn, are killed on both sides; me laeerio on
fire in Indiana with the lion. kflljns oxen and
sheep in the fields; ami Woman Suffrage con-
yeutiou ST Cleveland, the proceed ugs OF which
Will be found elsewhere 10 this paper. Little
Rock despatch say the following 'esoluiion was
passed by the Choc,aw Legislature.
Rc,aI.s3. That ve protest in DE name Of the
Cloc'aw. against any scheme IN 'oiylng tne 10
'e-inieh' % 'ls nv ~. -. 90 ~
s'r,.-'ra nation. t,r the purpr Sc Of Construct
ir- railroads. thus subjecting for years 10 the
necessity oi restoring to taxauc Tor the support
I ,','s.'' .'',,, ~
n..,... c..
,...t.-..i..n.LL... II. .-.I, -
- ..-.-.. .t. d. .. Ola. .--. 49,. ...l
....a.- ,t:. --.-i. t.,. .-7...-, a.. e..-..---
oi me navy 10 'elAl' sumo" nt force 20 MAKE
the necessary surveys.
-.-.. ,...la... hon., ......-.i -. d..
''.''' 0''''' ''' 7''''-'
whereby severed miners were Silica in each, by
ID. falling If coal elevator.
F-,. .,i.. t,,.-s Is r,,..i,, ..rs-,,...... ,,..,
'.l.1 '' ''''- amer ''.' - 4l' ''
Bs -tu.t ae nave had any amount Of advice
.A,r-,.l.. r.. ., -. Ill ..., I'll
reproducing England l. quiet. The corps
Le.islatif met on Monday n Paris. with much
.er,,,ory and g. e-,a-cb from the rmpe-,r. md
lA' el'S j. p'ouou"oei 4'ie'- spun "'S "'
.t % q i not .4.u SOMA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-03

The bonds sre o. s. l11 ea,h. nave thirty years TO
run. snd will be cold At
NINETY. AND ACCRUED INTEREST,
in currency. They are made payable, PRINCIPAL
AND INTEREST. IN GOLD COIN, in tho city Of
New York. Coupons due January and July Ist.
The near approach o. the time when the United
State, car probably fund the greater portion Of its
sI-per-eent debt. il naturally causing inquiry for
other forms Of Investment which vii! aaora satis-
factory security with the sane rate q interest.
THE WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS must have an immense al
vantage all other securities based upon merely
locale uncompleted railroad and may be held with
as much confidence as government bonds OF a. FIRST
clsss mortgHsc. os Nr~ York City property.
The laau 10 sllal in amount. It's claims to conf
deuce are sppRreLt. Ii will be rapidly taken.
Bonds will be delivered as the orders are received
Government bonds received at their full market
value in exchange.
FISK & HATCH, Bankers.
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Bankrupt Nutirrs.
aSsIGNEE-S NOTICE.

| district OF VERMONT. sat- Middlebury,
- the 10th day Of November. A. D. 1863. The
undersg ned hereby gives notice Of his appointment
as Assignee Of G. 2. Partridge, Of Mddlebury 10
the County Of Addison and State Of Vermont, with
in said district who has been adjudgcd bankrupt
on creditors petition by the district court Of said
district [. d TWITCHELL, Assignee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-03

STATE OF VERMONT, } 10 az persons con
DISTRICT OF cHiTrENDEN' s. James Martin, late Of
jericho, in said DI.-l TT, deceased,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-03
DODD,S
NERVINE
ONCE ygAfys

The standard remedy for bilCusuess With The
medic cal profession Is the Anti Bilious iii Il the
American PharmacOpoeia And its reputation has
been we'll enough deserved But u Is Pill, never
theess and most people OF sens. .ity feel son--
thing about as big as a meeting house coming into
their throat whe never a p n l. spoi en- Of DJDDS
NERVINE AND INNlGORATOk ac-s efficiently on
the hillary Organism II irritates bother stomur d
nor intestines in it OperAii and what Is WHY
IMPORTANT, as all good nur know. il u MOST
AGREEABLE TO TAKE, being as pleasant o. the
palate ~ any delicate wine. We ali know how il Is
with Cod Liver On. In pure state IL is excellent
for certain conditions oi debility. and particularly
in tendencies to Consumption and vet many Of the
best phy sicaus decline u prescribe IT, because i
So dreadfully sckers the patient That they LAY ,
uaEes II DO more harm than good Win nUcd >
Nervine all this becomes obsolete.
For sale by all Druggists. Price 81.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-03

Price .. she l-.u.u.e 81 r1p ans seawee. .1.t
each -H per bottle. u- s-- a h.l. -.1e1- Sian
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-03

We buy and sell Government BOnds
and receive the accounts Of Banks.
Bankers, Corporations and others, sub
Ject TO check Al sight, and allow inter-
est on daily balances.
Nov Is-s&vim-u
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-03

-LlNuOs, Eve. De. O..
BO uts closed firm. Five Tsent.es % 20 -ii. Cor
u.s. OLD 81. for ~ 49,. lH-iN's $40. Stocks STEADY
Erie 90. Illinois a3. Oiuat stern ~.
FFASAFoEi, Dec. B..
L. $. 5-2's opened drm at s.. aud closed quiet
at 4Js d9ut.