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n r.. O,DONNELL,
!. G. SMITH.
nHOTOGRAPHs.

For fine and CHEAP PICTURES, coll
at the new Gallery, over Daeidson e BrGscc's
| Drug Store.
may l3, lsG0-1yS G. W. DORAH.
D. s. NEVILLE, Operator.
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SCHOOL INKS.

Red, Black, Blue and Violet, 5and 10 cents
per bottle. Ink for marking boxes, DC. All
kinds Of Ink. Indelible Ink tor marking your
linen. Cheap Violet Ink in small bottles at
81 cents per doSen-best Violet Ink in small
bottles 10 cents each.
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DRUGGISTS.
~ EOKGE @. BECK,

Dealerin Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Paints.
Perfumory, Sc Alltho m ost approved Patent
ofMain street and Public Square, Lancaster,
Ohio .Presc riptlons carefully
Feb. Of. l86g-Iy
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$50, $500, and $500,

b.,ring, netresta at seven por cent. .withc hcoupons
attaah (, , payable every six months.
They can be sold at not less than par, and
,-iiibs made payable within period varying
from one to Ave years,as may suit purchasers.
The - 18th ,nd we'll known financial sound
ness OF Fairfield county warrants recon-.
msAdation ofthe aboveas desirable species OF
i-tI County Auditor.
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Blank Books, Memorandum Books, and
Pocket Books Of every description, at Tut
hills Book Store, n the room formerly oocu
pied by Smiths JewelryStore, Green's Block
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GOLD PENS.

Tuthill is sole agent IN this county for the
sale OF the celebrated Fairchild Geld Pens, the
bestin useand warrantedten years. They are
Offices.
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WALL PAPER

Tuthili, at his now Book Store in the room
formerly occupied by Smiths Jewelry store,
has Just received for tho Fall trade 5000 bolts
OF the lowest priced and finest Wall Paper yet
offered for sale in this county. Wall Paper
from cents a bolt up to the splendid Gilt and
Gold Parlor Papers. This is the best season OF
the year to do your papering. Pnces. lower
and stSles plentier than ever before. Go and
see them r.n-e
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INTERESTING TO CAPITALISTS.
COUNTY BONDS
HOE SALE

AuDrron's oYrrcE, Fairfield co,o,l
April 18th, 1869. !
DONDy OF THE COUNTY OF
Fairfield. Ohio, have been issued under
in the construction and improvement OF Roads
within the county, as petitionod for by the cltl-
Eens Of the same, and are on sale by theOounty
COmmissioners, atthe AUDITOR 8 once.
Tho Bonds are ofthe denominations
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JAMES NJ. WoRK.
XNJORK d BRO.

Aprils,'O0.ly
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Saru advertisements.
A. S. HATCH
Office of FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
No. Na'sGu Street, Ntr York,
NoEember 5. 1859.

w. " -'A's-N ot'cttI NfN i0fAi
November 5, 1869.
To Customers and Coresyondenbs
The surprising development Of our national re
sources and the rapidity with which the govern
ment is now enabled to reduce the national debt,
by weekly purchases, render it apparent that the
time is approaching when the Fiye-Twenty bonds
may be funded at not over four or four and a half
per cent. interest.
Meanwhile their high price, as compared with
ether classes Of securities paying an equal rate of
interest, is leading to general inquiry for more prof
table forms Of investment in which money may be
safely invested.
During the war the necessities and peril of the
government, and the consequent eheapness Of its
securities, rendered them 50 attractive that, from
this cause, combined with the patriotic faith Of the
people their sIfety, they absorbed almost the en-
tire floating capital OF the country, and diverted
attention from other Glasses Of securities which had
before been deemed sufficiently conservative ard
sound to meet the wants Of the most cautious in
yestors.
The government is no longer d borrower. 1t no
longer needs the country's capital, but desires
gratefully ana houofably to repay It.
The ,api accumulation Of capital for iuyestm ut,
and tne reduction OF the national debt and improve
meat OF the national eredit-renderinz it certain
that hereafter bu. comparative low rate of ill
Jeres. can be derived from investment in govern
mcu- btuds-is compelling tue search for other safe
and well guarded channels into which capita! not
employ cd in business i.ay wisely aow.
The enterprises Of Peace. 40 less ueedful in their
time aa1 place i5- che common welfare, then were
Tho waste and cost Of War nov cali lor the capital
which tA4 government DO longer needs, and oavr
Grit use remuneration winch the government:
need uo longer pay, and in some cases, a security
as stable aud enduring as ths l4ith Of the nation
itself
T4e desire 10 capitalize the premium which may
now joe realized upon F,e-Iweuty bonds, and
winch mltera. decline iu Gold JoSsrls par. and
tie ability Of the T. .erameat % .und them at a
lower rate o.. interest. may at any time e1tnsu.sh,
i=i-, by many no.ders who desire soHo satisfactory
assurance DDS to which OF tle many lower p-er4 Sc
-u-.t.e- IA thy market eou.: Afford the necessary
==ie-y 80 justify an exchange.
The applications for Information and advice
which are addressed t.u- daily. show how unIver-
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an extreme price for the lest So q - for medium
extras and bakers brands and : 40 ~ for whlte
wheat Ohio, Indiana and Michigan, ana lew cholce
hrancs Michigan at . TO soc Z Dbl advance on the
latter rate. Illinois, good and cAo &c, has been sell
lng &C $ a 80 and ST. Louis at - a 10 Dbl, IN
Guiding few fancy brands az re tier rate; IN
Corn Meal sales at s. p Ia . 30 y .pti. Rye flour
continues to be taken ia small lots at s. "a . g
hi, as TO quality. Buckwheat Is selling at 81 -
Z 100 It's.
GRAlN-The market far corn has become gu. te
firm, and prices are shade higher, with steady
but moderate demand from the uade. The sales Of
Northern mixed have been at 81 10 a - lot Of
300 bushels selling at the latter rate and Northern
and southern yellow at 81 Is "a | - e bushel. In
oats there is no change, with steady demand. The
sales have been at 6j a re hushel for common
and good Northern and southern. In Rye there
have been small sales at 81 . a 30 G hushel Bar
ley Is quiet and prices Of good Eastern are nominal
~ 8 . a 80 Y bushel. shorts have been selling
at : q a p. Fine Feed SIS a 30 and Middlngs 81
"a 81 ton.
PROFESSIONALISM is firm. with a small stock
ana iight weights. sales at - 40 . for prime
,31 for mess and S3j 50 "a 80 clea.. Beef ranges
IRON ; 20 SIS for mess and extra mess and $40 " d
for family. Lard has been selling at Is "a l,ic for
steam ana kettle rendered and II a 2ltc for Al
den's caddy. Smoked Ham. have been in fair de-
nand al rs lsc q 10. In II rs sales az Ji "a liic
e il., and in demand.
FBODU CE-TLere continues 70 be an abundant
supply Of all kinds OF Butter except strictly choice
a"G the market is dull with limited demand from
the trade. the sales Of good New York and Vermont
diaries have been at b 3,c choice diaries 40c and
common and fair from 80 ~ Sic = n. Canada But
Ter mas been sold az 81 a ac, ana Western at ID 70
Bee for poor 20 good Cheese IS dun at o. AZ l~c FIR
FARMER s. daI-les. and 3. % T. for factory. White
Beans are Ia demand, Wlth sales at ; - "a Tor me
dium, 8 for yellow ewes. and si2i 40 $50 for extra
pea Cana IA Pea. Llv. been selling at 81 go a O.
q bush. Potatoes have been in fair dcmlnd, with
sales at go f7c 2 bush. f9rJark-ou whites. Onious
have advanced 10 Si7I IN D hhl. Poultry has
eased OF. with sales at Is "a &c l. Do for chickens
ana tLThtls s. Iac supply is quite small and good
quality j. scarce. Eggs have been la iur demand
dt IS H 500 T. dozen.
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Sperial Doti(Cs.
GAKHoL.c SAAve.

The impoftan. discovery Of the CARBOLlC ACID
as CLEANSING, PURIFYING and HEALING
Agent IS one Of tho most remarkable results Of
modern medical research. During the late civil
war It was extensively used in the Hospitals, ana
it was found to be not only Thorough d.,.afectanr
bu: aigo tie most wonderful and speedy HEALING
REMEDY ever known.
1t Is aow presented in a scientific combination
with other soothing and healing agencies, in tho
form Of salyo; and, having been already Used in
numberless cases with most satisfactory and BEN
ccial results, We have no hesitation IN Offering il
to the public as the most certain rapid and effect
ual remedy for all Sores and Ulcers, NO matter Of
how ..u- standing, fT Burns, Cut, Wounds AID
every ABRASION Of SKIN w FLESH, and for
skin diseases generally.
Sold by all Druggists Price d cents.
JOHN f. HENRY, Sole Proprietor,
no. COLLEGE PLACE NEW YORK.
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81 ELLINGTON SAVINGS BANK AND
TRIST CO.,

fEulE hooks for subscription to the capital stock
4 Of the BURLINGrON SAVINGS BANK AND TSUs1
t0HrNNY will be opened at the store Of Charles
December, l-G4, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and will con
tnue open at that place for SIX days, Sundays x
ecptcf, from lu O'Clock, A VI. to U'clook z. VI.
and thereafter, until the capital stock is all sub
s:rihcd.
Burlington. Nov 21l, l769.
HENRY LOOMS JAMES A. SHEDD,
CHAS. r. WARD, l.. BARNES,
WI. q. SHAW, ". l.. STRONG,
ARTMAS PROUTY, T. Z. WALES,
A. Z. Scar, T. VI. VAN slCkLlN,
- J. WALK Err.
Nov. s5-fdSw till decls C0HniS-'ose-s.
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PUBLIC ArCrlON >,La.

ARbort Bs9rrnpt TO bankruptcy
DISTRICr or NEtNlUNT s. The uuier.i-re
~ Assignee Of the estate 90 the s1It f.f-. 3D.
Abbott hereby gives notice that Dee VII self o. f-
Ire auction, at the late residence OF ,iu AhUutt u
November, 4. D.. 1863 at O'Clock .. u stsl ar a.-
journed days thereafter, the farm kiueu pc The
Hiram Stewart farm, IN said Fairia2. prHfeft. odd
the estate Of said ABBOTT, said farm -if1a'.d vi-i
in one and half mile Of North Halapt0u Inst -uf-
in the village uf Fairfax, and within two Iles o.
Georgia Depot, aud contsinin. rineft a.res uo.a
or less, with good and substantial frame hGi.Lass
thereon.
Also at the same time and place be VIII -.Il two
ness, two cows, one moving machine LlIt Interest
in stone litter. one sing wagon, sleigh, hpr-e
rakes and sleds, about 80 tons hty l1t of riiu u
the straw, 100 bushels potatoes, 80 bushels clrn
all the farm produce, farming utensils and i've stock
belonging 10 said bankrupts estate.
Dated at Fairfax this 10Th day Of Novem1el,
A. d le69. A o. BRAIrAbD
1v2y A--igrec
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We buy ana sell Government Bonds
and receive the account, Of Banks,
Banker>. Corporations aud others, sub
iec. to check AT sight, aud allow inter-
est on daily balances.
NovIq-dGgim-fs
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DoRCAs LEE,s EsrArE.

STATE or VEHNONI .o 4II IT, !. 81. ~. -
District Of Chttenden, - - 49,. f.. rs, p.
Westford, In said District deceased,
NhEEffHa.
At Probate Court holden 90 Burlington Within
and for the District Of Chittendcu. tle -th dag
November A. ID. 1862 an ISsr-UuESr, purportin-- .o
be the last WILL and TESTAMENT o. Durcl-
Lee late Of Westiord, in said Dstri-t. deceased,
was presented 10 the Court aforesaid for Probate.
and il is ordered by said Court that tie 4tl DAY a.
December, A. d. 1863 at the Probate Court Rooms iu
said Burlington, be assigned for proving SAID In
strument; and that notice thereof be gwen O. Az
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Pres.
a newspaper printed at said Burlington pre-
yiOus 10 the time appointed.
THEREFORE,, you hereby notified b. appear
before said Court at the time and Dac. AFORESAID,
and contest the probate Of said viii, uyou have
cause.
tiven under my hand at Burlington, ia s5ld Dis
trict this 9Th day OF November. A. u 1863.
2lw3w RUSSELL ). TAFT, Register
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TWO STORY HOUSE, and L attached, and
"A Farm of O. acres, situated In Fairfax village.
The farm Is in a high state OF cultivation. Inc
bonse is within A few rods Of the New Hampton In.
stitute, and has 10 sleeping rooms, and is veil
MRS JOSEPH B0WDITCH.
Fairfax Vt, Nov. p, is59-23w3w
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HUNTINGTON's
Saturday Bulletin
-OF-
NEW BOOKS.

A PHYSICIANS PROBLEM, by Elan
ROMANCE OF SPANISH. HISTORY, by ]. S. C..
Abbott.
NURSERY CAROLS, % pictures by kitcher and
Pletsch.
CABIN on TIE PRAIRIE. Frontier series.
PLANTING TIE WILDERNESS, "
DIARIES FOR 1870, = very large assortment,
large and small in plain and fancy bindings.
NEW STOCK OF NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL
BOOKS.
dltglt
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Tho bonds arc Of .''I eisA have. thirty years TO
rlu. ana VII Dee so.iat
NINETY. AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
10 currency. They are mad, payable, PRINCIPAL
AND INTEREST. ~ GOLD COIN. in The city o.
N.U York. Coupon, d &c January AMI July lst.
Tie near approach % tie time sheu the United
States can probably fund che greater portion Of its
S.N percent. debt. is naturally causing inquiry for
other forms Of Investment which vii! afford ,atis
factory security with ;Ae same rate Of interest
THE WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS must have An immense ad-
vantage over all other securities based upon merely
local uucompleted railroad and may be held with
as much confidence as government bonds or As first
cl-ss mortgages on New YORK city property.
The loan is small iu lm.l-t. It's claims To- conf
.ea-s 4-e apparent. % wiI a, rapidly taken.
a.nas WI. tele,.rsrea a- The .rlsI- are received
Government bonds received at their fall IN .r.vt
value In exchange.
FISK * HATCH, Banker.
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Tus CsuspgGATIoNALIsr AND EtoeaiAl' -'
Clruh.... boston. claim list Of writers not e4-
c.,l ty IL. sc Of auy either journal "a iae c'un-
try. il leads al rther papea- Of us deno.-
in circulation, and With new t5re ana sie'ie-
Improvements. viii have far greater --'-'21'i''is
the coming year tlau ever before. Il no" is-
ports Henry Ward Bes,her's loct1re-rooh i--A
ersry ,oaeb has Sabbath School department
gives three 70 four columns OF carefully con
deused religions intelligence, and an agrie. ur-,
department, under the charge Of a praetlc-i ana
thoroughly educated farmer. deyotes several
columns TO items and editorial paragraphs mas
au article On business ami the markeis' ifoH
one whose whole tine Is given 10 that supjeci-
and numbers among its contributors sch writers
As Senator Wilson. DR.. Todd, Rev A. /. stone.
b. D., Miss f. Stuart Phelps, Rev. v. H. H.
Murray. Lucy Lareom. aud long list Of equal
emiteace Send for a specimen nuLiber with Z
list Of premiums. WIZ
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY,


Thanksgiving BAY In Burlington
The annual festival Of hearth and home had
due Observance, in this city as usuaL ih'
private celebrations in many joyful family
circle It is Of course, not for Us to describe The
,Bblic exercises were generally pretty well at
tended. AID aere as follows;
UNION SERVICE
go. fs-i at the Bap.is, Church, which VA.
..,-r, a.iei With members of the Baptist, two
c.-rre-itieual and Methodist congregations
AFTER s. well executed voluntary upon the organ
MIR. Reed, orga-ist at the White street Con
rrsratonal Church, the choir, under direction
sl their leader, Mr.. Toby, suuga Thanksgiving
anthem extremely well After the r,s Ing Of
the l0lth Psllm 10y Rev Mr.. Wilcox of Tie 8sp-
,st church. and most excellent prayer by Rev.
Mr. Stafford u the College street Congregational
church, very practical and instructive sermon
VA delivered by Rev. T. II Grfia. pastor Of
che White street Congregational church, from
Gle third aal fourth verses of the Tooth Psalm.
.Kuow ge that the Iori DE is Col. IL is De
tlatAatl made gs an NOT We ourselves. ve are
H- people. ana the sheep OF bis pasture. Ea-
t-r into bis gates With thanksgiving, and into
Hi- courts with praise be thankful unit h'm
md bless Dis name
The preacher enlarged upon tie general theme
Of gratitude here presented, as 40 excellent one
Tor our "a. lance. anda text for The everyday
Ia. Of usaA.uL Let everything that bath
-re4tb praise the Lord, is the lesson forced upon
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Gbr 3tlarhcts.
CA,IeRIOGn CArrLn u,R5r-r.


fo7 1az @E1E tstHs 1,e.ns4. Soy. o.. 1859.
Ayousr .y avs STOCK ~ u,Fxy.
This wees. m-l g-5-
lost wees, -ul- sq- 21.4
vermont DIS
Pres. Of Market G,,t-Ertla s's.al 7t3--. fret
quality. 81 ODD q % q. 81 quality 81 ,Jas 500.
81 quality s. te 50 uI.
, Pfe $50 Of ST eat-e-worku Oxen. pc, pair
N Wien Cows and ctlre. from So, 50, SO, 81,
YeaT..nss, s.5 81. 81: tvo-years Old 81 ass;
Prices oi sheep aoa Llmt,-iu lots 81 60. g.. s.
q e--A extra - s. 81 - or i-a.i . 90 6i cJs.
spring L4-ahss 75asi-a.
hides SIZE V %. 4al.1w -c b b.
iait- 75o g. each Cali skins -le ~ H.
Prices ui Poultry Extra Ib.- .. lose. prime 10 n
io'c' -ool D g 49, medium De-. a - p. poor TO
medium IJc & 30.
REMARKS.
Cattle-The demsnd for good Cattle has improved,
and toe prices for the best are a shade bi,-fer There
were bnt ie" extra Cattle p tis market Fur me
dlum grade ana common Cattle there is % SLOW sale
wttout any percept0le change ia p-iees from last
week T. bOw SOFA oxen AZ 81 - Z, cWt, dress
cFt each three year Old sf.er. AZ sl0 l. c,yt
dress est each twu year cll. from $ a = T. cWt
dress cwt each o;a-s at 50 e cwt, dress cgt
each. H. Nray sold Cows and Steer at 3 81 T.
cwt, - shrlnk Two year olos from q % Z head
4. kimpton sold Oxen for Si5QorSl2 ~ cwt. 2
Steers and lieiiers at 20 e cwt 36 sirinE Rag
q Gage sold Steers At : -. dress . cwt each. J
5 Fry sold oxen al 81 81 2 cst, dress cwt each.
Sheep and Lamhs-Ihers is d call for good Sheep
and With nearly ,,oo heal changed hands wiih
iair promptness- fur iiin sheep there is very
little inquiry, aud tley are either sold very iov
or turned over to the butchers on commission
Prices good lots are shade n favor Of dealers
Chase cold ~ sheep az : 5 e head on condition
that he would throw ~ three dead sheep and their
peits teing worth q eacn. & II French sold -
sheep at SIR Y head " noty sold 81 sheep q;
- s. head 81 Allen sold u Sheep AT s. - 2
I iucksln sold AZ Sheep al s. . + head.
POULTRY.-But little Poultry arrived this morn
ing. A II Fuller Cos from Canada had some isp
head of live geese; sold at about lGc r H. 3
Chase Of Randolph. w. generally known a. secre-
tary Chase, had coop OF fine spring chickens: en-
n Sed % Daniel Brown. Prices have returned to
where they were two weeks ago.
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30 ID . >ase. s.tr... Sc.
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BANKRUPT 3lOtires.

II the District Court Of the United States. f. r
the District OF vermont the matter orChsrIcs
X. Jones, Bankrupt. Notice Is 'herelv .i..- ti,a-
a petition has been filed in said Court 'i, g. r.
Jones' OF Shrewsbury, in said District, .t.v de-
clared a Bankrup under the Act OF Con r..-. . q
March ,, 1867 for discharge and iHcaf. .rs q
from all his debts and other claims provo. - u.. H
said Act, and that the 2,th day of Decomhe- .i at
l0o'clock AM before the Hon. D. A. SINAI ., --
Of said Court, at bis Chambers in tho City ts Bur
lingtOn, is assigned for the hearing o. the -tmf.
when and where all creditors who have proved tsef
debts and other persons in interest mas .. ami
show cause, If any they have, why thc praye . 50
petition should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington on tho 18Th tfvnf November.
/ swsw.
IN the District Court Of the United States .-tn,
Il District Of Vermont in the matj.f.i g.. s So.
Lanctot Lanctot Brothers To toe cH.f.-. U.s. no
sald oanArupts ami all Others whom Pc ear. SOLE
Germ The undersigned -uee az rhe estit. a. ..i
pAnkrupts, hereby gives notice, that 10 -.- H. en-
ordered by the District Court q aai District rl..
the second and third general meetlac rf Obi. ....I
tors OF said bankrupt be held 90 Bur. u-..r. . 20
District on the nth day OF December, a. i -as. t
10 clock In the trcEo. ut the Office OFT b. tIF
renee ESD. before L. L. Lawrence t..... .s.
OF the Registers in baukupscy H.H
District for the purposes named .a --th
and 18th Sections Of the Bankrupt A.t su. that
have hled my final account az asst .uet -. aals-
rupts, ana that at SAID time and place -'a. apply
to said Court, for the satt cmeat os rr. -. nam
and for discharge lfuu all lab ..y a- e-s.-a
18th section Of said net
Dated at Burlington in said p..tfr.- -i.. %
Of November, \. .. i-s.. . fIAr.stt
24WJw
Is the District Court orthe Uu.tei State. Ga.
i District of Feunout.-iu the matter .. samuel
Morgan, Baukrupt.-Not.ce is har-., ...t.. .... .
petition has been filed iH said Conn. ......
Morgan Of Barnard, in said p ---.t -... .......
bankrupt under the Acc uf Cuu-ra.s uI N...I.
1901 Tor "A discharge and certificate rHl... a.
hisdehts and uthcrclaiilIs provo. .U I.. .-. ...
and that the 2-th day OF p-.glla.- -.. .. .....
4 H.aH Hl
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THE BURLIN GTON,

There is no mistake about it, PLANTATION BIZ
TER, viii ward of Fever and Ague and all kin
bred diseases. if usel ia time. No family need
suffer from this distressing complaint if they
win keep PLANTATION BGTTEBs IN the house, and
use il accoriing to directions. The most i'm
rc.t.at ingredient Of this medicine is Csiisaya
az Peruvian Bark, which is known 10 be the inest
and nrrcsr tonic in the vegetable kingdom. The
e1tu-. cf this Bark is the active principle Of all
Gee good Fever and Ague Medicines prescribed
'u Intelligent doctors. Cslisaya Bark Is used
ss-.a-if ely in the manufacture Of PLASTNuoN
f.ra-- as vel as quiaine, AMI We dare say
t.s eve their popularity mostly to that fact.
-4l recommend them.
N..yL., Wsrru Superior TO the best i'm
P5-'ei German Cologne. and sod at half the
pae..
Winter is l.w f..r'y upon US, and the teams
s.- tui4- 70 tic 'um5er wcols ma various
part %. the country, our advice 10 every man
who g5 -1 the woods, Be be captain, cook,
teiu-tar, ar any other man. Is TO take along "A
good Stock VI I..as1a s. -4U0ig1c L.HiNeHi, and
Frr.9a's Pseltirc Pills Many months Of
labor I'm ,le a-grs-atc) may be saved by this
precautiol.
BAD enough So lo.s and irel tad yourself
Hl- DO excuse for having your horse look and
iea. badly. va.1 for small sum you can buy
s a-s Ca P5cicfs, which given N
-... rr. or ..-ee 'Il. % week, viii make hiri
.0.s v-.. aH. ..e. Te.-
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