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ESY GREEN & WILLIAMS,

b Auctloueers and Real Estate Broken.
No ago. southeast corner 7th aud ID -tre.ts
NaLVtRIE THREE STORY ATTIC AND
BteEMENT RElt n IoTsF. FkBNFINs. oS
PIMA ANsNUE. TWEEN 2DsSD ID
SitEkTs EAST, CAPITOL HILL, AT AUO-
a. o. NoSnay, tie 18th inst At s O'Clock n,
ID: IN We -hsil sell. on the premises. rna n-i-
III waite resid-ur-. containing tv-iVa room. o.
water slate roof &c. lot being > e. front nv ISl
4 81 dep - "
Terms On" third cash. hslsnce in 6 IL Is ant "a
Months II notes hearing intsr-sr and secured nv a
d''.i - trust on the premises. al conveyanctnr
AID rfN~r Ne stamps ~ the cost OF the purcaasar
So DOWN on the ay e sale
az l9-d GREEN & WILLIAM Aurt.
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CURTIS ON MANHOOD This Is really Q val.
liable work; for pointing out tn diseases result
ing from excesses, the evils of which ma lies.
in every insane asylum. Ro less Than in the shat
tered constitution Of those ipdulging. 1t will do
much TO prevent the vice, which. by DR. alance
among the young, has so much L. fiuencs on the
Herald.
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1lH GREEN WILLIAMS,
- AuC;ioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. $40, Southeast corner It'll and ID streets

ASSIGNEE SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT
ACTION
nm On ruEsDaY; the nth Instant. at 10
Mr--rs Grteu & Williams. An,tisn Roon.
ali he st * nt Nsrpu-y, e-a co a-ist-
Caters, Ct every des pti.n.
asoRGE M$SoS As.igoa.
ap H-'d GREEN WILLIAMS anc-'r.
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llf GREEN a. WILLIAM,
10 AIctioneere aud Real Estate Brokers.
No. S26, Sou'he sst csrner Of -th aud ID streets.
rEUsTkE,s SALE OF yaLr.RLE REAL Es-

IECsTEEs sAE OF NALIARLE REAL re-
ThTk IN GEoRGETOwS
- by virtue OF n decree II tue Saprs me Court
"a 81 the District & s'Oluubia. passed % tober
HE1 > D Ia "guity caGse No. ia. will sell,
~ ~ NC auc;i Il IN front of the premises on
Ah' EsDAf. the esth instant. ut o clock d I'm
All mat part ~ Let Is HolrnsaA's zfdirroa 20
Seorg town. contained within the iullo wing met.s
hilo toutds; HeslnninR Tor the same At the corner
q Ssld lot which L. at the corner &c Bridge and
h'ch strteis and running th-ncA west .. feet.
'htuce north ~ FEET to the e SAID lot thana
: fe~t east 10 tho northeast corner s.ii lot aad
'hence IA south Westerly direction with the line
:. hock street lsi feet Z" the place OF bsg uaing,
together with the building- aud appurtsnances
rms ca-h tobNessnces and stamp. at the
S,t OF me yeTcha-cr 500 own At time OF sale.
Sale must he complied with In one week cther-
wise property will lie resoli the risk OF the pur
Chaeer.
SAMUEL l. psilsiPs Trustees.
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SALE or LOTs IL sQu.Rx,2O. sK.sR,IL.

Sal" W LUIS II sgt skN 10. NEARRAlL-
g., hOAD pEPbr.
rdsr trust deed ~ Fehrusry S. lsS. r.es-I-<
" Lifsr NJ. n No ~ OF land record. OF VISA
.Lk'on county page "a a. sni N pur-gsnc~ q
- .uHLt ssrt~n,eut- 81 he rsrt'~s ere nsder
.iEhrf trustee. wfil,su AEDNkspAY aFTEg
~ MAJ 18th lisa, e o clock on thu premises
= - the sale - remaining Lcts m ..ii square,
- lows 1t %. i feet front. abort 40 feet
nt~r srea, e,2Si, covered slley gay q -iUing m
~ - AfA - lot. =. =. - - - - - "a IS
70 : - ~, eArh l. feet frost and no feet d.ep .
stra !. ~ Lot q. i let front sud M feet d~es
= - = :, -iuE a c.vervt s4lrJ ~Sg. 70 hy
=, ate- 80 1t ~, e fHet f-ont III fat f~sp
80 - Lfs - q pa IS. -. v. es "a each -
= =. 80 fsuie How" On Lsts >, sud ~ Lstls.
- mont, ITO f-"G Sep ara g.-FJ
TERN ~ sac Ca fnfr - -r-- f.sa -4anay ash
49, Q y su1 L months the parkinson. %
ENe 'heit notes Tor TIRE deferred paym-rt. vita
n'r ~ " N iAN ~ "a" secured ~ tad q trust
III, ,ssei mus' deposit with the Anrtta le-t
q ou 80 q tot pugcaased - o. IA Al fha tim. of
such purchase, sut mrly WITH the term. n sale
Nhhln ten Gays. the = sfee re-e.Ni sAt y,
r-ssli IN csee OF non compliance ~ .aia pureh.-
ser rsk ana cost, Ia winch event tha cepo.tt
Viii De flI feIiai
W HUSrIsGroN. rru.,-.
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E'oE kEsT-ons OF the best STORES In the
c'b 40 400 9Th streets opposite the Post
Snls. ne fixtures fer sale, q rare chance Tor any
kina OF tuslEess. fsb B-d
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Address all Communications
Dk. DE 4. CURTIS,
No. as North Charles str Get,
Ba1timors. Nd.
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FOR PRIVATE SALE.
Three stony bran Hous~ and Lot, on Delaware
sveIu". brtweeu r aud strs.ts Worth, Capi ,ol
mn No 5i3; in good order having grape srbor
IL front
Also.
Lots Nos. I, 2, 10 and 70. In Square l.or.
Also,
Lot No 5. in Square os:.
Part. % Let. No ..nd 3. II equsre $50. fronting
on north street, between First aud New Jersey
sveLue,
HOWE 20 <p. Eighth stree, bstwsea q a,d
sfr eN Ihree story bstek. Possessiop given i'm
1ba stove property stt Be cold low. on ap psics-
ton % l.: Wall . CO.
Aue' loo sod Commits iou Merr Naufs
apU " az COT. Renna ovv. and Ninth st.
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'Ocfkh LATIA.B AuctIane~r.
So 'SuCceestr- 90 ,. &. NcGui-e o D
w" e~rier Fem avenue and nth street
tstsr "nioe Building
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LOB kEHf-That handsomely Furnished Prf-
vste RksitkNOk, containing "a rooms, end
ssched % most delightful summer residencs
FURNITURE o. elegant description. No. 139
Estate Broker. No. as m street. between D and
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\ lTAI-AI,IOIs MONTE.

March that gives ~ q new President, IS also
the inaugural month If many Larrt--:ng dieor1-
ers Entauelci il IL. fa,s are the seeds Of eouehs,
colds and Of that alteration OF f1cdify ana IRE,
NOR, widely known than admired, called fever and
ague The only way to Avoid tn Sc Little IN
plcasautness." is TO render the system strong
enough 70 fight oil the atmospheric poison that
produces them, and the best way TO enlow it with
this rerellant power tone it with IIostettcrs
Stomach Bift.rs.
Ii a wayfrer were c.edibly informed that a ruE-
fan waiting at the next corner be would
doubtless turn in his tracks, and take safer route
to his destination. With just about tie same
amount of trouble, the attacks of diseases preya-
lent at this season, may be avoided. Nay, the
trouble may be less, for drug stores lie in every
ones route, and every respectable druggist in the
Union keeps on hand Hostetter's Bltters. The
article is a staple of trade, aud il would be as
easy to find grocery without sugar, as the store
of an apotheeary thout this popular tonic
remedy.
In view of the experience OF the natisn with
regard 10 the article, during the space of twenty
years. it seems almost unnecessary to recapitulate
its merits to Americans Blu. as our population
is increasing at the rate of couple of millions
year, in the natural way and by immigration, it
may be well to hint TO the rising generation
and arrivals, the old settlers know all about
it, that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the most
wholesome and potent vegetable tonic ever man
ufactured; that it is specific for debility, dys-
pepsia, biliousness, and iasmatic fevers; that it
prevents, well as cures, those complaints and
their complications; that it is not "bad TO take
and is absolutely harmless
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Letter from Woodstock.
WOODSTOCK, March /. 1865


Editors Herald The lawyers are now
playing their annual game of chance be-
fore the Supreme Court here, and have
been engaged in that interesting occupa-
ton since the Goth ult. Four dignified
and good-looking men upon raised
''platform" sit, and hold the destilies of
the clients" This game is a very inno-
cent one, and the contest between the
ladiators-legal gentlemen learned in
the LAWS entirely bloodless, and is a
necessary incident to civilization, coupled
with the imperfections of humanity. But
the most important (if we may judge by
numbers) part of this annual exhibition
of the players is the divorce docket"
There are twenty-four new petitions of
this kind, and ten old cases brought for
ward for decision. Six of the new ones
are for adultery, eight for intolerable Sc
verify, nine for willful desertion and re-
fusal to support, and one for conviction Of
crime.
Whether the wintry weather-the Their
mometer this morning being 81 degrees
below zero-has anything to do with this
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matrimonial cotdneSs, your correspondent
does not attempt to draw an inference.
Whether this wholesale system Of
enforcement is laudable proceeding or
not, one need not now discuss. And yet,
as long as our laws allow any itinerant
clergy, or unlettered justice of the
peace, to,perform the. marriage ceremony
and as long as the ministry count on
these marriage fees as part Of their sup
port, and will, ION demand at three
minutes notice, and for parties entire
strangers to them, and 50, unite, in hasty
marriage anybody, So long will the law
yer feel it their duty, for $50, to afford
such relief as the laws allow 10 these I'M
equally and unhappily yoked parties
Fred. Billings, native OF this town,
and once Secretary of Civil and Military
Affairs for Gov. Paine, | believe, but for
years of the firm Of Halleck, Billings and
Parks, attorneys Of San Francisco, has
just purchased the Charles Marsh farm
just north of the Green" for $4,000
believed to be the largest price ever paid
for farm in this town.
Tho new Jail is completed, fiat roof,
two stories high, compact, well proper
toned, an indentcd. 50 to speak, piaz "a in
the front center--the prison being on one
end and the County Clerks Office and the
home Of the iail-kecper on the other end
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"CHILDREN'S LIVES SAVED foh

Thousands of Children die annually OF Group.
Now, Mothers, if you would spend 80 cents ana
always have bottle of DR.. Tobias venetian
Liniment in the house, you never need fear los
ing your little one when attacked with TINS COM
plant. 1t is now 81 years since have put up
my Liniment, ana never heard Of child dying
of Group when my Liniment was used; but nun
dreds of cures have been reported TO me, anS
many state if it $40 per bottle they would not
be without it. Besides which, it is certain cure
for Cuts, Burns, Headache, Toothache, Sore
Throat, swellings, Mumps, Collie, Diarrhea, Dys-
EMERY, Spasms, Old Sores and Pains IN the limbs,
back, and chest. No one once tries 1t who Is ever
without it. 1t is warranted perfectly safe 70
take internally. Full directions with every bot
tle Sold by the Druggists and Storekeeper. IN
the United States Depot 10 Park Place, n. Y
febl6d&wiw
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Book Notice.
CHINA AND THE CHINESE. By Rev.
/. John l.. Neyins. New York Harper
q Brothers

CHINA AND THE CHINESE. BY Rev.
!. John l.. Neyins New York Harper
& Brothers.
This volume is the result of an endeav-
or to give general history of China and
the Chinese, by a missionary who has
spent ten years in that country, and dur
ing that time has been in familiar inter
course with all classes of the people, and
in all parts of the empire. The customs
the habits of life and of thoughts of the
people, the literary, educational, political
and religious institutions of the country,
are described often with much minuteness,
and where practicable are illustrated with
the aid of numerous and well executed
engravings. In glancing through the
book we observe that plaactcte, or its
equivalent, is not unknown in China, the
form of this oracle in use there being APP
parently two slender sticks joined at one
end, and diverging at an acute angle, the
free extrenities being held loosely by
two persons in position nearly horizon
tai, with a short pointed stick attached
to the longer ones where they unite in
such a manner as to be held vertically,
aud which moves, as IS said, without
the will OF the operators mark
ing with its pointed end in bed OF sand
with which table is evenly strewn for
that purpose.
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WAITHAM
w A T G. III l. )
roBUYERs OF WATCHES EvERYwnEaE

The greater part ef the jewellers Of the United
States keep Wal. ham Watches, and cordially
recommend them 70 their customer, u8tWltA-
s.andsu, the f4st that Jess profit Is made 0n these
watches than on augo'hers g.ucr8ll. sofa tg fEe
trade. The reason 20 thI~ ~ tlat TIE reputation
OF the Wa.thaIa watch ralIr r. II ga easy sale,
and IDS. result j.. that, aiti4su-l. t-e dealer -se-
NJ. make as much money ou each sutgRIlaal
watch 8s her gty 81 the sale ri Otter Wl.ahes- he
is stl.I the r.su-r through l-IaaT an4 Eyei.r
s4le- There some, LesyHsr among tAa TRADE,
who 20 NOT give tla Wat;l.. 70 Wa'eA fhat hearty
support which j la-srs.-. Ials portion W tle
trad, .aury Their is muIe money - f. Taa,!e -
dealing ia syl'cl-- 4hou. which the re-lle Ie ~
nur,ut, aHa IA Whs.h ttera as less ealuIetl'fon.
auI aTe content - make En g1e. nal sale ~
such watches As large Igoat. IL d. t'l.s e..-s 90
dealers WEp, wEsu asked about Walfhafn
watch, Use that kidd 81 language which leads
The customer finally 90 buy lfst -arh O. watch al
Is thc most profitable Ton the dealer 'a -.li.
Tor tlla Information II TeI.ots .les' - '.sF
watch, ana who Iass be UF.tasaga.iy Affected ~
the TsYr, CITATIONS vi thY=. uail.nl.y SO olr
yrateh.-, va tl l.:aufl. "a 70 tle fsllasir- >ag-
yestlJus:
since the Iu4ngi4ssurg of g.ate.- 3. b. ini i..rI
ID. " ham. she Company base Ia#.a ana -sll4
about. 10000 w.t@aas, Ia every town AMI Fi.-
lao. af aha. c,un.ry .ra.. ,g...r.g.af d Mal,i Ala.
We NAV o. found. La iis T44tv a'sr. ta
bay ASK t4s- sv,f4ar ui an Ar4erl-.a Wa..h .l.se
qae.,.n.
ma, WON. ,s-,-r..rr ..ft.t..s ,-,.f- -,Tr--
.-..--,.....
A''l'-'
We ala i9s alls.t .a aaNt- tia., Al ilia. g.
hay q wa. p Is .,.fla Themselves fg ne answer
BENZ satisfied a- 10 t4a quality ri he sy-l the
huyer has us4 only TO sl,f-.y L.u-,,. tf.lt 3D.,
Wslff. .1a watches AZ, she arrest ar 81. 20 49, d..
best. ON tins head 49, have ID i,s. words 70 -sy:
i. 5saxill known ,..t tr ls tr.s.f ltrf.... that
-1. ,-f,,f.r ts fI,iulirat article, t-lI,I
l,,ana ,,l.-,.,asr,. .l. ,r ,.ll l- .l...t
f,,f. ,,..i,-,.l.,,l ..r.1 lS.arar.. sE.l. II! Wv
., ls. f.t. rsssr- fs.l "a. orr .4!ue.- ~
She iss,-. r,.-f. ree IN a.,l o 90 -elrg lar.,.
zr- and tlr- .,r.I. - - .strl "a, t.sl as
..-.-. AZ 1...... ....... ia ...- s.-
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BIN

Farm ~ FD1 ecl.s. Wlll kcsr from F5.tU
large amount % wool Jared. good q
sIain farm. irlar Gniy 1890
Yam lying norrh-we-t ~ E.s5rasEfs
= a.le, ea4 buildings. cetrai#ls loss..#s
l1ea-ps-. tie best ~ T4-tuft-. tatre
gas4 go tLs tafBl. that lf rgt aud -tssd %
fsrsn, Rnu urt nearly enough 80 E8F
taEta. Mil keep - o0N- End teafn. @
Ias snef.t made easy Tf.ae 500, and Htsk
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wAILINCF0BD.

Farm u LIS acres, one mile from the village.
the hest Of otter Greek Tasafuws. fTlenlta
farm "a the county. which, d buIit ~ ~. Tr-
time. would cost nearly he TIlne fhe fa1la -.
ssld for. bis farm, Nl'h - sFleUd1a .a
aud costly bulldIngS makes o. one 81 fhe 81 .s
srsbl- farm aud residence combined fI tls
ty. Iroe and inns 81 payment made ft
Duplication
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CAsTLEToH

Near Hy1esille, farm ~ 800 ac.es. rle
srA~s and gram land. Bullglugs po.a .I.l BE-.
New. soft running NAttI ar house 'fts-
addition 10 lts value faT farming pun ..-s
rt-srs-s lf,4t value ior III great aIaoutt q
the same. j Ie same Reln ~ won rG b 1929
quarry aud ofhsr sgaor=-ful cou.rafl,a la.s.
rgct!y tLT0u this iaFrl. and - rEt
quality. Ill. farm d oter,a ~ q snrS
sideIlug It's many a4a attages. Ares as
Of payment made known % "a 81 l-catt...
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MIDDLErCWNs

Farm % $50 acres 0f choice land. lars -s
81 wood, sugar orchard, plenty % NJ,
buildings, vIll keep 40 cogs, ABOUT -
MIddletown village, cheese factory, anc its
celebrated mineral springs that ale aii
thousands there 10 procure ate heallsg =
VIII be sold ON easy terms Of payment, ~
wishing 10 go West For prioe, ierr-s AL Z
particulars, apply 10 the Undersigned.
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SPLENDID OTTER caEEE la

Il f-f acre. within ha'I 4 Irfla s4
church. depot. TELEGRAPH orset. So s.
iIEe AIS in size tss: repair. lf-e 10
with all the inep~-Gry alrHflI..sr -H
ard uf4er IaIus paut-4 aua lu nus
rgW SUGAR house aud $50 maple - a--
b. Wpa8 lan1. balance meadow E.s-'iFf
Land VIII keep 40 CtWs aFs8 e sEa-,
e4ti-l ufs. 81 he be-; % to- ut4.Tf-
water q; kIs.a4ny-. aua ri-*eTD .wlftf 's
hts flm : IIrhiy worth s-nHNH. ir.t
being ds-iraus 90 going Wet alA
.pnn. and tsGIu- % payment rsale 'zs
reserve tLs 30 aeres 0I. s.H.fs lafssa ifa5 ra
i.aup. ins lts value from she price ~ q
Tins is fL- beet and gheuTe-s hg. rs I.
that can ~ found in Tsllnars- Ia1..- a.
ueuf ruel easy
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L'ARM FOR SALE.

The firm of the late Clark stevens. situated
bout one mile eat 81 C.tstlciOn village, on the
mann road leading 70 Rutland, containing, about
$50 acres, Well divided az - meadow pasture and
wood land, with "A good hons, barns and shop
and near enough 10 the village 10 have the bsne-
iii Of the seminary and Normal Schools, aud
ChuTche-, making u a desirable plsce. Prtn"
reasonable and terms easy. Euquife on The
premises 81 of &. =. HuLEMAN.
g&wt0ari
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wALLI&oEO8D

One f4ile All a quarter I.IsA = va
village. 90 main fGaEel,a Ilaa g" Eu..aa.
al twenty spr--. divided lu meas #FF.
g.aI III. with plsu-y ~ tfaIf. ulre r.
painted whit. VIII biIU-~ rr. DarE. t.a- -.
frsar brook running fArlr.aA Sic tfiI.- aae
place for Il atslf lstaHu "a .-3agEE "a 0l'f.e f#r.
. village. rllst ,,1Il keep sssa 80 rhs.. raa-
team. Irlca E. 5HH.
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siyU>T HOLLY

Fagla sf iD3 acres. building NEgR raaa,
ca-. 90 build more fEau D. a-kel f7E PA.
acres nf wood Land. balance Ts-faT#
dow. price e. -aH fsfTl~s aur bal. eHHf
;lala aEp D - -ult Tie Yur Use. Veg
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wAIIINGFuEID.

Farm 0f - acres, situated aireatly ia ire f.
with a larse twD-stuTy luu-- fut Hapa aa't
inrs. All II good repair Nsry mHe lan4f5sr
g. % %, OF VIII rsl an fh- hul8tna- aud a'.9-
acres o. Taealgw and pasture adjoining saE s.
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EARM FOR SALE.

The best farm Of its size: containing two hun
dred and i've acres IN Castleton. with large
new house and large barns with cellars. viii pro-
duce the most good hay Of any farm OF IT. SIZE IN
town, and is smooth aud level. J. easy q access,
near Lake Bombazine, about three miles from
Castlet IN Village, on A level road, well adapted
Tor stock farm a very desirable farm indeed.
Price reasonable and terms easy. Enquire Of
G. $. SHERMAN,
or y. 7. ADAMS.
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CAsTLEToN.

Farm 81 900 acIes, new buildIuer
most substantial msurer, - = oost ~ a'fl
si5,00g; might take a email tam q ~
lOt ~ a village a. pant payment.
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EARM FOR SALE.

One of the best Farms in the town Of Castleton,
situated about y OF a mIle from the village, con
tanning AZ acres OF land has on the farm one OF
the best orchards IN town, has plenty OF apples
every year. This farm viii be sold very low, and
the payments made easy. Call and see.
JAMES ENERSON.
CastIe.on,. Feb. 9, 1869, I0d&wtOaplr
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business by himself. He went to Pough'
keepsie to spent the holidays, but was
taken sick while there, so that he was un.
able to be moved home.
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FLOUR! FLOUR!!

PEOPLE OF RUTLAND,
Flour Of the agent of the Mills direct Once in
the Bee Hive Block, opposite the depot.
GOO barrels have arrived, and the quality war.
ranted as govd made.
= Remember the place, Bee Hive Block.
JOHN LANDON,
Agent.
Commence delivering on the LIST of March. On.
dollar saved on every barrel mari
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wALLISGFORD,

Choice otter Creek farm with - cow. s--.s.
within IS minutes walk % VILLAGE aud cisss,t
tory. Land under high state Of cultivation g.
Of farm and stock. e. ,G0o
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wALLTNGFoRD.

Fo- sale, one nice two-story house 40 T
both nearly new, good lot and tine location 4
exchange the same Tor farm. PT1ce q, t'N
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POST,
wALLINGFoRD, yermoa.
WALLINGFORD,

Farm Of 200 acres, less than one nile ffora "a .-
Buildings newly repaired and par eurli.'-s-s.
Ample amount Of wood, good sugar l.ts-
plenty OF fruit Of different kinds. h-rf-
Cheese Factory At Village. Pr1os .lo.0ys
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ing.
-Wil!iam Dean Las sold his house and
lotin' North lcrrisburgh.to p. d. Pcrcival,
FOR $4,000, and Mr. Percival has sold the
house and lot -'teiy occupied 10y him to
J.. Daniels, Tor SOU.
In M.5dIehnrv Collega there are o.
students, Of which p are professors Of re
iI@lon and ~ 3'1Te the ministry IN view
six conversions 'a the past year are re-
ported
cu!TrgEnEE COUNTY.
Tn the ai.,r.rtv Of Vermont there.
are ~ students. cf which 81 are profess.
,.,li-;.,, r.i... conversions r., flo
,a.. ,-r,r aq. r.nars.1
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"A public reception was given Gen.
Schurz Tuesday evening, by the German
clubs.
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MIerAE.s nAL.AM 81 MILu olLnEY.

wI>rAEs BAI..aI or WILD CHERRY.
Coughs, C,lis, Hgoaeblas, Asthma, Group,
whooilne Cough, QuilHy, arl tile us-rsere.s -
well rs dangerous diseases 81 tie Thra,t, hest
au2 Lunrs. IraEasl ln ot.r eheHssa'ie climate al
All seasons OF -Ae ysir: is. ar. fortunate enough
to e.ctra 1eir tlaafa' influence How imr,r-
taat ihen TO haso 81 band oastAgl .i'I4s;e 80
All these complaints. Experience proves that
Iii. exists in wistua Hal.am =, ~ extent no,
found in any other remedy however satare the
suffering, the application Of th,s so,'h.ng, heal
ing ana wonIariu. Ealsan II autr yaa4Gi.he-
the disease aud restores ;ha sufferer go won.,i
health
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JACKS 9N's CAgAEEH SNUFF AND
TEpgHE POWDER,
\ delightful aud pleasant remedy IN Catarrh
uca8aaAe, Bad Breath, Hoar~eue-s. asthma
bronchitis. Coughs. betiut-s. SC, and Az GIsoT-
lrr- resulting from Colds IA
HEAD, THROAT AND VOCAL ORGANS.
Tins remedy 3oa~ NOT "ITy Up. Is Ga.tarfh huf
LOOSENS n. frr-- the head ot al offensive
matter, quickly removing Bad Breath and Head
actg. allays an1 Sa9thrs IN" burning heat IN
Cafarrh; Is SO rnIld and agree .hle IN ~ e5eet-
rhAt Nc positively
CURES WITHOUT SNEEZING,
~ IrpeAr Powder, u Ila .sant % fHe taste,
and never utusHtt.z, when swallowed, instantly
gives 20 the Throat .rnl Vocal organs
DELICIOUS SENSATION OF GOODNESS
AND COMFORT.
l. the hst Voice Tonic IN 'hp world. Try H..
safe. Reliable and only - Cents.
Sold by Druggists or mailed free. at4ress
COOPER. WILSON q co, IroP'rs,
Phlha.lphI.
Wholesale Accents. O.. &. Goodwin & Co., Rust
Bros y Bird VI. 5. Burr y Co., Wesa 81 Potter,
Boston. Henry & 20. Burlington. y 3.
~ rstaiI - ] fuzr.fi-'. every her'-
.o.tl4la@-sa
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p1- Found at last. 4 remedy that not only
relieves, but cures that enemy of mauk ind, Con-
sumption, as well as the numerous satellites
which revolye around it in tho shape Ct coughs,
colds, bronchitis, throat, influenza etc. The
remedy We allude To Is Or. Wistar's l3alsaIn oi
Wilt Cherry, prepared by seth W. Fow ie g son,
Boston,