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Axe TiON.

The subscriber viii sell, on wednesday March 2ftb
1862 OF Auction, his Dairy Of Cows, consisting Of 80
head of Durham grades. second To none i'm the State
for milking or good iattening qualities. The sale
win take place 0u the farm known as the Morse
Farm. about .ue mile nth Of Shelhurn depot, COM
meuciu- about Do o. clock n. M.
There are lH calves. belonging 10 Mech q Smith,
ou the farm which viii De sold at the same time
u purchaser should be present for the celebrated
Bull Duke Of Richmond, he viii also be sold.
The farm on which said cows have been kept for
She last four years is now offered for sale Il con-
SIS Of about 5' acres, IN good state OF repair and
cultivation, ard win he in two pieces or more, if
desired.
EZRA MECH
shelogrn March -, 1852. f3twlt
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Tfpal Notiets.
CLARIssA HALLS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, } To all persons con-
DISTRICT OF cHiTTENDEs, S. arissa HaI Iat Of Of
Milton, in said District. deceased,
GREETING;
At a Probate SQUIRT holden at Burlington, within
and for the District of Chttenden, the 18th day
Of March A. ID. 1862 Instrument, purp0rting to
be the last Will and Testament, Of Clarissa Hall
late ofMiltOn in said District. deceased, was pre-
sented to the Court aforesaid for PROBATE, and 1t is
ordered by said Court that the 10th day Of April A.
d. 1869, at the Probate Court Rooms in said Burl-
ington, be assigned for proving said INSTRUMENT
and that notice thereof be given to all persons con
cerned, by publishing this order three weeks sue
cessivey in the burlington Free Press" a newspa-
appointed.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 10 appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate Of said will, if you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict, this 18th day Of March AID. 1863.
37w3w T. E. WALES, Judge
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V'HE Subscriber offers for sale his farm Of 566
ceres 800 acres being interval land and - acres
woodland, the remainder upland. said farm is
in Colchester, about miles from NiuOoski Falls
3 miles from the square in this city; has a good
orchard Of u acres, three dwelliHg -houses, two
Barns, IS wen drained and POSSESSES advantages for
stock raising, the production Of grain and for dairy
purposes equal to any farm in the state.
For further particulars inquire Of
W. r. Villas.
Burlington. March l6th-.+itwlt.
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WINE. HERE'S AND Roors.-Speer's STANDARD
Wine Bitters'' are composed Of his pure Wine
with herbs and roots, the best bitter known to
the Materia Meiica, and in daily use ty our best
Pb,.si.i,ns A. W. * B. Bogcn VI. ,. Of Wash
;nGton CITY, say of his Wine: In diseases Of a
nr9str,ting character, for its qualities as a
Tentle stimulant and certain tonic, these bitters
ave every wav worth the attention and test Of
the Medical Faculty.
These Bitters and Wines are sold by Druggists
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TIE MARKETs.-In the Boston market grain and
oreadstufls remain quiet; corn and oats shade
frmer' provisions declining agricultural produce
in moderate demand sugar and molasses declining.
An unexpectedly liberal supply of butter brought
forward by the desire Of country holders to realize
at current high prices, has disturbed the calcula-
tons Of spectators who were looking for an adj
vance. Prices oflumber are well sustained, AMI the
demand continues steady. OF the wool market the
Commercial Bulletin, says.
Il is now quite certain that the country is lare Of
fleece wool, and that Eastern consumers and the
trade VIII have 70 make the most fwhat they now
have until the new clip is available. This cOnclu-
sion Is Inevitable not only from the tenor of all
counts from the wool growing regions. hut also
from the fact that the late advance in prices has
failed 70 bring out further supplies. There is no
course for buyers but to the stocks now held in the
great consuming markets, and Western manuiactur-
er are throwing out hints that before the end Of the
seas they VIII Doe under the necessity Of compel
ing with their Eastern friends for these. Thump-
sons Milwaukee Price Current for March, says,
" Very Little fleece wool remains IN the West, and
that little viii not supply the wants Of Western
mills till the new clips is oil. We think ver5 few
mills In the West have sufficient wool 20 run TIL
June"
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RrEnrtIF-h fHlY.-'u Jericho, the 10th inst hy
tho Row %. O.. Estes, Nr. Lev p Nieicalf and Miss
Mary I kiray, both of Underhiil.
PtfuEa-Foyns. --iu Charlotte, VI. March 2d,
ht Rev q DE- ingalls,. Nr Ei Palmer 81 Slclhum
o. Miss Sarah ". Fonda or Charlotte.
LA,tGvr-LaosIr.-l UudcrhiI. March lI:h. by
Bev. L. Bates. Hglry q. Lavi-ue, of Jericho, and
kate Leon q, NJ lreIli.l.
DIED.
LorsH.. N-Ia Charlotte, March lith. John !.
T0u-Iiou Iu tho f-th year Of ms age.
An upright citizen, faithful friend. "a sincere
Christian. proved and true IN the sphere of active
cuty allotted him. tried by unusual physical in
trinity ana suffering during the last 1--WE years Of
h'- life. and hcsriu- those years OF pain With pa
tfcat frt-1dc and Christian trust il was permitted
him Co pass into rest with miuc unelouded and in
full triumph oi nit1.
QryLAN-lu We-tford. of lung fever, March eth,
Robert Quiulau. aged s. year.
BRUCF-TAYron.-Iu Bradford. March O. By Rev
W. ". W'nchester Sir. Geo Bruce To- Alice Taylor,
al 0f Erdport.
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Seven years ago the PLANTATION B1TTERs
were but little known. To-day there is not
nook or corner Of our land where they are not
found and used. The sale has reached the enor-
nous number Of FIVE Millions of Bottles annual
". and it is constantly increasing. 1t only
shows what can he done with a really good med
cine. and systematic course Of making it known
Parbans 70 medicine IN the world was ever 50
deservedly popular as the PLANTATION BIrIERs;
Go where You will, among the rich or poor, and
you will always find these Bitters in use. Their
merit has become an established fact, and We
cordially recommend them in cases Of dyspepsia
loss Of appetite, chills and fever, headache, &e''
&c
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NKw YoRK, March D..
AsIIES-Pots steady at 70 a s %; pearls duh
and nominal.
COTTON Decidedly more active, shade irmcr.
Sales 1870 bales at % for middlinc uplands.
Flour receipts 3.Ii- hhls. and @ ,st1 bags
FLOUR shade irmer and rather more doing
the improvement chiefly upon low grades. $50 harls
at 30 4 , Sd for superfne State ana Western; pl
a - for common 20 choice extra State % "a 81
for do extra Western; 90 a 30 for good % choice
whit wheat extra; o DO "a 20 for common TO choice
rouud hoop Ohio. 90 n 20 for common 10 fair ex-
trl St. Louis. 00 a y 90 for good 10 choice do
closing steady.
5 IN for DID, and 90 N 90 50 for new.
RYE FLOUR - Heavy. Sales $50 hbls at Cd
CORN NFAI.-Dull and declining.
UTIISKFY-Dull Sales 80 bhls. western at So
Tree. --,.
WHFAT-At a &c. better for Spring without
very much activity. Sales 900 hushs at 70 a =
eor No , Spring in store and delivered; % Tor
extra choice No. do delivered O. a - Tor White
California.
RYE-Dull and nominal.
BARLEY-Quiet and heavy.
FARLEY MALT-Quiet
Receipts Of corn l0,62n bushels. 40.
CORS-Dull, ic lower. Sales 5s,gD oushis ~ -
an 81 for new mixed Western at 50 "a W Tor western
yellow.
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NOTICE.

I'VE lessees If Propagation Lots in Chittenden
l County are hereby notified that the rents due
Feb. LIST. and all back rents, must be Immediately
pai0 20 the IRE surer at his house on College St.
Burlington, between Pine and Chsmplsin Streets.
JOHN A. HICKS, Treas
March 5th.---fdgt&ww
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CRIsrADoRo's HAIR DYE.

Old Father Time takes many a year
To turn to white dark c0iorei hairs
But instantly the EXCELSIOR DYE
Brings back the tint chat charm the eye
And Nature owns that cunning Art
Can hor own living hues impart.
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERYATINE.
Oh, how beautifully glossy your hair looks OF late
Maria Yes, Julia since I have used Cdstldoro's
Hair Preservatiye and Beautifer my Hair has i'm
proved wonderfully, and stopped falling out alto
gether.
Sold by Druggists, and applied by ali Hair Dscss
ers. Mandatory No 6s Maiden Lane. Principal
Depot No. Astor House.
March .--d6wim
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0ew AdrGtisrments.
WANTED! WANTED.

want TO rouse each sleepy head.
Who stand upon the brink.
Where yawning CULTS disclose the dead.
Who might, but did not, think
want b warn the living ones
Who blindly grope along,
Yes fathers. daughters, mothers. sons.
What perils round you Ihrong
Look out my reader, are free,
Or DO you wear the mark
Most all are blind and eunn0t see.
Yes, cropping in the dark.
Catirrh, a demon in the head,
Consumption Is it, son;
hIlt- hosts, Yea. countless millions, dead,
ferhdls You may be one.
That hacking hawking. splitting. shows,
tatirrh Affects Your head
Matter and slime iu throat or nose.
Huns down your throat instead.
Your lung ana liver soon will show.
Consumption has O. birth;
CattrIh. lis sire will feed II too.
TIL You return % earth.
If colds alice; your head and throat.
ASyGnILAruR buy.
Now don't forget what have wrote.
Or think this iert CRY.
WoLcO1I's AvviHiLtroE cures
C4firrh-tha demon lie-
IL saves the '.ugs. good health iu.ure..
And Catirrh quickly dies
want o. CRAFTY my friends
Who wish 90 understand
About PAIS PAIyT, its use. It's end.
And why Us -reIt demand.
want % show you, plain as day.
Why Ps1N PAIyr stops all pain
That you mGy never have o. saw
'I4i not Try paint again"
PAINT PtISr VIII cool hut never stain
Pumps Inflammation out
This harmless on The breast or brain.
trial stops al doubt
When inflammation leaves the frame
All pain viii cease 40 once
Remove the cause, IT'S all tine sane.
None doubts unless a Ounce
The pores viii ope and drink PAIN PAINr
Ahsurh,u's an with ea~e.
Restores the weak, the sick. the faint.
The greatest -keptics please
Evaporation cpols the place
As Inflammation tiles
Hot blood a. tie ah-1lt-ut'~ H.l,e
Makes P,INr iu vapor rise.
It's thrs PsIN PAI,r removes all doubt.
Removes The very cause
BY pumping iullnmat 30 out
On this We rest our cause.
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spgtiaI 10titea.
OFT OF SORTS.-

Take DR.. $. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITTERs,-the most medicinal in the mar
ket. Established in ls0s.
March i9-wim
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HUNTINGTON's
Saturday Bulletin.
NEW BOOKS.
CHI IS. 1860.

MARCH IS, 1859.
the German edition.
.. THE GAIN OF A LOss''-by the author Of The
Last Of the Cayiliers.
e HALPINE'S POLITICAL WORKS "-edited by
Roswell. with a biographical sketch AMI ex-
plantations.
8. COURT AND CAMP OF DAVlD"-by Headly-
Three Golden Balls-published by Hoyt, Boston.
4 LITTLE MAIDIE''-by Caroline E. Davis-II0yt,
Boston.
March I3.-+-d&wtf
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ROBBINS * APPLETON Cen. h@t~.
IS2 broadway. y. Y.


WITHOUT A GOOD DIGESTION
All other temporal blessings are comparatively
all the uotio1s Of tlcu.. .sal prof -..r a .i AMI
believes his complaint o. be iucurutle. waa-d -iyc
ba1flis fortune % be freed from the h.rr.rs of iI.-
..est.r. and thus enabled .a c5..v tIe either halr
Ofr5urs, f.l.8uf4
perbaus H0STETTFRs STOMACH Differs
has been recommended o. such q sufferer. Possibly
be has turned from The friend Who made tlu sue-
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FACTS FOR THE LADrs.-I have used my
Wheeler x Wilson Sewing Machine, for the last
twelve years, and it had already been in use two
years when bought it. have had it doing all
kinds Of shop-work from seven in the morning
until six and sometimes ten O'Clock at night.
continually going. | have never sent it for re-
pairs and | think it is now in as good order as
when it came out of your store, and would not
exchange it for any you have.
Staten Island Henry WR1GHr.
Machines for sale by G. G. & B. L. Benedict,
Burlington
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rvHE OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS OF THE
| BuRt4xGTox TINES remain in the hands Of the
undersigned who will personally attend 20 the adj
nstnent Of the same at his office in the rIMEs Build
Ing. - 0EO' II. Di"HLp".
Burlington. Dec. 81, 1858.
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Piauhe'd has voted to bond itself in the sum
Of slS,ojo TO aid in the construction Of the
Montpelier and Wells River Railroad.
=. worcester sent a delegation Of five persons TO
The Ladies Social Circle in the Congrega-
donal Society, Worcester. had an oyster supper,
Thursday evening. March Attn. realizing some
$50 profit.
We earn from the .frgus that Curtis Has
rms fssalIg on Clay Hill. Montpelier, died
sery suddenly about daylight on Tuesday morn
ing last, Of heart disease He retired in his
usual health on Monday nigbt. but about mid
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q o FkENIU J %
Jan. G.-f-iu
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4.- a. HAlAAl4f1
Deputy United States Marshal, as 3Ie--a
l-WLW
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HANCOCK HOUSE. BOSTON.


JyOR SALE 20 the Trade at large.-Great redgc-
L tion in Prices.
l.o0000 Extra Superfne, Of every desirable style
and fin sh
lOl,000 Cheap, Plain Finish.
$4,000 Cheap, Linen Finish.
$4,000 Gray's celebrated Plain Finish, Linen Fin
ish and Cloth Button hole.
10000 CufFs and Tosoms Byrons, Shakspearcs and
Gaaiotes, 10 Linen Finish and Ennmol from
the best manufactures.
EMERSON LELAND, Agents,
Boston Star Collar Co,
Arch Street. Boston.
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r.,--. Owned by Henry o. Clifford Of Ne"
,,,s DESTROYED by FIRE on the 18TH ult,
Tier with two COWS and quantity OF nay
belonging 10 Joseph Ashe.
George Kimball Of Vergennes was brought be-
s.. Justice Slaie of Alidilehury, on rlaty las''
r.--.l with Adultery. and after examination was
a4rf .,,- for trial &c the county, III the sum OF
$780,
horse owned by James Richardson Of Mid
rshrrv. ran away one day last week, and broke
.r.of bis legs.
Joseph Purmdit of Georgia, and \. 7 Smith
+yew Haven. have purchased the stock anu
acres Of land known as the d" Eaton Farm,
Nonkton, for 81 600
The friends of Rev Joseph Cook, formerly Of
Te--srues. now Of East Abingdon, Mass, re
Gently presented him with handsome gold
watch ana chain valued At $500, Is testimonial
0ftheir regard for him Is q Jealous Christian
gentleman.
HrywNsroy COUNTY.
A grand variety aata-taiumsnt AT Manchester
an Friday evening at last week Melted 100,
which was c.al.y divided between the Epsco-
mi Gl1,isr AMI O. -resttional Sabbath Schools
81 the rllr.
AhIseyt Good Tenp'4rs was organized at
Factory Point 1n Thursday Of last week, called
'7A''' N'' -'i
e'rle7P 'n1eat OF the Manchester Journal
mlli'n- ih'' v inc expense oi me schools Of
That town increases AS i'st lor MY years as 1t
a.- 'or the pl-t Ten years }, ".L amount TO
-.'''''' 2'F i-nu'n' ana WIZ MAKE the aos TAX
A'i'y tl-' poor man win len children
at 20. able 70 keep dog.
t--..i,- t.-'l. - - -.
- p III .,.-.l t,,. ,i,, - 60 ill.,
f.8J. f-lit town issued IN pavmeut f,- slii
railroad b5uls and stock. and 20 give five Der
cent premium f,. said town bonds
p c-,,..fn.,s.- .,,...r.r.l ., x..- y.rl
sr.e.,. .ll., d. ,,,. i.-..-.,.-,t and -..t
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best IN
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price
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THE GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE

AGE.-Farmers, families and others can purchase
no remedy equal to Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment
for dysentery collie Group, chronicrheumatism,
throats toothache sea-siekness, cuts, burns SWELL
n-s, bruises old sores, headaches, mosquito bites,
pains in the limbs, chest, back, etc. If it does not
give relief the money will be refunded All that is
asked is a trial and use it according to the direc-
tons.
DE-. ToBIAs-Dear Sir have used your Vene
tan Lnment in my family for a number Of years,
and believe it to be the best article for what it is re-
commended that ! have ever used. For sudden at.
tack OF croupit is invaluable. have no hesita-
in recommending it for all the it processes to
cure. have sold it for many years and It gives
entire satisfaction.
CiIAS. II. TRIMMER.
Quakertown, y. j., May s, 1865.
Saldly the druggists. Price: so cents and 81.
Depot 20 Park Place.
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10000 COPIES SOLD IN 40 DAYS.
THE Great sTCgTOpOS(S.
4 MIRROR or .NEU- YORK!
LAST NEW WORK of
MUS HENRI BROW Z.
The GREET Sensation Of the Season
Is selline beyond all precedent
READ-READ =

K T \ - u =
From the Rcpl. bliean, Springfield, Mass
THE GREAT METROPOLIS \ Mirror of New York
l.v Juuius Henri Browne. OF the New Aurk lri-
buue'' i- O. book which may be compared 60 Matths"
Hale Smiths sunshine and shadow. ri IN its de
signs and external chamcte-istics,-hut il Is worth
q dozen Of it,
From the Hudson Evening Register
This book stands far ahead OF sunshine ane Sliad-
ow." For that is a book Of sensation and fiction.
while Mr. Brownies book contains facts stranger
thau fiction.
From the Albany Argus.I
y certain similarity exists between this work and
that of the Rev. Matthew Hale Smith. Yet the
palm for originality and startling effect VIII reaalit
be conceded To the work are noticing
Unlike all other books Of The Kind ftts 0in sFey Do
placed IN the hands Of tie youlg and 5nHoceFf
From the Boston Journal
The GREAT METROPOLIS A Mirrorof New horh.
Il Is full OF information, most of which Will DC new
10 the masses A perusal Of the volume Will enAnle
the reader 70 know more about New YORK imam
residence Of ten wears would give him.
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1000 agents Wanted.

n Send for our Pictorial Circular, which is sent
free and is worth seeing. Don't buy or seH any n,-
dress AMERICAN PUBLISHING co, Hartford
Conn Feb. i3.--fddwtf
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NoLstrI'S PAIN P,Isr is sold tall Drug Stores
also. Nel-tt- Aulihiat.r. fHf The cure Of CItarrh
and Colds iu the head sent hy Express ou receipt
OF ti.c money. 10 Isl Chatham square. Ny r. l.
Nu.aDtt. Proprietor Nv
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THE SAMPSON SCALE co.
81 2.n0 CAPITAL.

81 "HH CAPITAL
IhIIS & ,MPANl manufactures WeiehloeF. Rail
roai Track, Hay. Coal. Cattle ana Warel0-iss
o.llts under the sampson Patentsand every vari.t,
These Scales are coming into General use slri,l-i
tt.l recently introduced 20 the marKet. OH.'aI
las lrall the Civil En- Sneer Of the Navv
"a" - ''- ".i7hlu-l on. state surveyor, and Canal
& oullui- i0asr- OF tle State # New va ami NJ
~ lt- otAeiS from eminent Engineers Mechanics
ieI9h3nts ara Corporati. ms, o. their superiority
m a.. ' az llaliuls oi excellence claimed for them
ton. ''- '" aPPi1A-
lAe,e scales have already taken the first prem urn
i, II' Nt" fork Annual state Fair since their
&c" England State Agricultural society i-.- ms
Je'i a@ iriel 90 tIa sampson scale im1aav flr te
80 ~ Hay, Coal aud Cattle Scales
'''e' N'-i4' are constantly on hand and Tor sale
ID A. r. FRAZER q CO..
Htlert- Agents Tor the New England States
pi-t' 40. lld Federal ST.. .stou Ma
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Receipt. sub Treasury sI.5lo,235; payments g..
O72609 balance ss2,J7s,s76.
LONDON, March Il.
L. S. 5-2oat sl.; Stocks firm; Erie 2i' Illinois
Central, ai-.
FRASkFoRT, March o..
L. s. 5-l1 bonds dun So.
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BURLINGToN
steam Dye and securing
Works.

rTHE undersigned hEyne purchased the above
! works, and having entirely remodelled and r.
fitted the establishment, ars prepared to execute
work in all the branches ol the
DYEING AND SECURING BUSINESS
To the satisfaction OF their patrons.
WORK WILL BE FINISHED WHEN
PROMISED
r Charges moderate.
DEvELIN q TOUSLEY,
Two doors East Of Church St.
Entrance to SINNERS Lane
Jan. 5.-d&wiy
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COLGATE l. CO.'S
TOILET SOAPS.
500 to $500

10 TEACHERS WANTED. s-5ta $50
~ PER MONTH nr full particulars address
q. Tt.. Peoples J .-rr.I.' l'.Illuei. na. Pa. SIS
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RED JACKET AXE.


n N NJ \ ~ 7 7 4 = x II u IsTF 7 II
il SPECIALITY Cures legally guaranteed "r
money returned. BY the Inventor Of the telchratef
Patent Invisible Organic Vibrator for iuuuhle
Deafness Send Joe. treatise on Deafness, Catarrh
and Scr1fula, Dr. r. II. STlLWELL, l9- Blocker
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-13

enjoin the necessity for pressing the
high standard of purity which has been
obtained. They decline to award the
medal offered by the Society because
they say it might infict detriment upon
the interests which they wish to advance.
Mrs. G. Douglass, Union, Two Pieces
Opium, premium.
WINE AND BEER.
Committee-M. W. Gary, J. D. Aiken,
j. S. Mayrant.
The following report was made:
b. III. Rice. Union, Native Champagne
and Lenoir Wine, $40.
B. II. Rawls, Union, Dewberry Wine,
F. Schwerin. Aiken, Catawba Wine, SIS.
DR.. A. 2. Wylie, Chester, Musoadine
Wine, So.
H. w. Parr, Fairfield, Native Wild
Grape, 50.
POULTRY.
Committce-J. A. Crawford, l.. McIn-
tosh, w Gary.
The following premiums we're awarded
Mrs Il W Holloway Newberry, Pair
Muscovy Ducks. Silver.
DR. 3 w Taylor, Columbia, Pair Java
Ducks and Barn Yard Fowls, Silver.
Il ID LomaX, Columbia, Pair Eastern
Fowls. Silver.
DrJ W Parker, Columbia, Coop Bre-
men Geese, Silver.
G r Franklin, Columbia, Pair Game
Fowls, Silver.
Miss A e Wylie, Chester, Trio Av!cs-
bury Ducks, Silver.
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A great many side hits are being made
at the PLANTATION BTrTERs by q score or
two of disirterested friends, who are en-
deavoring to initiate or counterfeit them.
1t is NIL of no use. The people won't be
imposed upon. PLANTATION BrrrERs are
increasing in use and popularity every
day. They arc in the same sized bottle,
and made just as they were at first.
They make the weak strong; the lapguid
brilliant, and are exhausted natures great
restorer. The recipe and full circular are
around each bottle. Clergymen, Mer-
chants, and persons whose sedentary
habits induce weakness, lassitude, palpi-
tation of the heart, lack of appetite,
liver complaint, &C., will find immediate
and permanent relief in these Bitters.
But, above all, they are recommended to
weak and delicate females and mothers.
MAGNOLIA WATRR.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
at half the price. N13t3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-13

A DULL FEELING ABOUT THE HEAD is
common to those afflicted with liver dis
case. This disease affects the memory
and mind, producing q dull, uncertain
feeling and depression of spirits called
melancholy, an indescribable sensation
of having left something undone, or that
some evil was expected to happen; ge-
neral distrust in every remedy, and dis
position to be languid and Indifferent to
everything; ut other times, the feelings
arc vindictive and quarrelsome. Take
Simmons Liver REGULATOR, and be re-
lieved of the diseased liver which is af-
fecting you. 1t is q sure thing. N13t3}