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cox 4 Week Salary Young men want
- < - ed Immediately a. travelling statesmen
Address. inclo.ing stamp, r II. WALKER. Box
1885, NewTork
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VTaUUU For any oate OF hHnd, BI8eolDg.
II hing or liberated Piles tibet - =. Bi >G'-
rti.s RE EDl tails to cure. 1t is pre-
pared expressly to cure the Piles and nothing
else, and ha. cured cases Of over 20 years stand
ing. Sold by all Druggists.
VIA FUGA
DR.. BrSs's Via Fuga is the pure juice Of Banks
Herbs, Roots, and Berriee, for
CDAsUMPTIOE
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for sale Dy U. epe,@si, Kiosk isisnd, Ills and
os leading Druggists in Rock Island and Mercer
'ouhues' febSdeod& weowIy
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Eole Ff6tfist0fs, CfhoihhAH, Vnla
Sold by ell Drug lists.
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"A II, EeVAS, AC.
AT'rENTlON, BUILDERS!

THE sURSCRTBBR Is NOW NAN
eaetsrins ~ hiss Planning Mil, a.. sizes o.
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The year 1870 will have fifty three
Saturdays. 1t came in and goes out
on Saturday.
The California railways have Chi
nese conductors to attend to the celes-
tial passengers.
Mrs. Harrington recently died in
South Carolina at the ripe age Of 1872
years and ten months.
Eastern California and Nevada were
well shaken up by alarming earth
quakes lately.
Here is personal advertisement in
French newspaper: Eliza, you can
return to the house; the boil on my
nose has gone"
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The Standard Clubbed with the
Rural American at very low rate.

We viii club the Standard with the Hurai
American at the very low price of 81 30, Tor ootA
papers. one year, Cs7o > and the Rural Amen-
can will be sent free for the balance of 1869,
to all subscribers who send in their names early.
Here is chance to obtain the largest and oess
Agricultural, Horticultural and general Family
Paper published in the United States, and the
Standard for only fifty cents more than the reg
ular price of our paper. Such chance is rare.
and ii will be to the interest of our readers 70
call and subscribe soon, so as to secure the hu-
raj American for the balance Of 1859 ffee. -
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lating petition to have Stannard add Ball
to their force. "A fellow feeling makes
one wondrous kind"
SHEFFIELD.
DR.. T. r. Stiles from Stowe has opened
an office with G. NJ. Gifin, dentist DrS.
intended to open his office some months
before but on account of an injury caused
by his horse stepping through defective
bridge and throwing him out, when with
in few miles of Sheffield village, he was
obliged to return to Stowe-Times.
SUTTON.
Gilbert Holmes died in Sutton Jan. IS,
aged 10 years.
During his sickness he was a great suf-
ferer, but there was no lack of patience,
not for a moment. He was the youngest
of the family and much loved His funer-
al was attended by large concourse of
people from this and adjoing towns, which
is testimony of the high esteem in which
he was held by all Teacher and school
mate Sabbath school teacher and class,
with many others, sat with the mourners.
! He expressed his readiness to depart, and
his, we trust, was the "better portion"
TROY.
Last Tuesday morning, while 4 young
daughter of Mr.. Horace Chilson, living on
East Hill, was on her way to school, she
slipped on the ice and broke her leg
Henry Lapoint entered the enclosure of
one John Gilberts one night recently, and
took therefrom six out of seven hens. Gil
berts tracked the thief to his house, where
the family were hurriedly disposing of the
feathers by putting them in the fire and
also had cooked chickens on the table
Lapoint owned up and wishing to keep it
mum agreed to pay Gilberts So on Monday.
Lapoint not "forking" over the So as per
agreement, Gilberts caused him to be ar
rested in behalf of the state and taken be-
fore n. c. Hoyt, Esq, and fined Sc and
cost, C. II. Benton for State, H. C. Wilson
for defendant. Appealed to County court.
0. c. Miller has bought 20OO logs in
Coventry and has some twenty teams en-
gagged in drawing them.
WALDEN.
A few days since, Merrill Utley, son of
Lyman Utley, moved a distance of 80 rods
with a span Of horses, in u hours, is cords
of stovewood, loading and unloading the
same alone.
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HALF A MILLION DEATHS FROM
FAMINE.-The Bombay india Ga
zette, a welI-informed journal, eStim-
ates the deaths from want of food in
all Rajpootana at not fewer than half
million; and besides, pestilence has,
as usual, followed famine. For the
last two months the people have been
cut down by a most persistent fever
and murrain, or swelling of the limbs
and face, caused by living on grass
seed. The people have lost heart,
and the mortality is saddening. In
some villages, from ten to twelve per
cent. of the inhabitants died during
the month Of October alone.
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COVENTRY.

Album VI. story has sold 30 acres Of
wood land to Amos Cleveland for $3.50.
There will be donation visit for the
benefit of Mr.. Tabor, at the parsonage at
Nratpbury village, on Wednesday after
noon and evening, Feb. %.
The past season has been one of ueculiar
suffering and mortality in district No. g.
on West Hill. In a population of about
twenty families there has been ten deaths
five from typhoid fever. three from scarla-
tina, one from disease of the heart, and
child from worms.
Coventry +. inst now roioicinc ot boiro
rid-fora time nj lca.t-of one F r Locke
who is at present locked nm in tho ioil NJ
Ira.burrh for stealing and our hone !.
Il, 10 is the hone If tba majority Of His
townsmcn-that the .unming mn or tho
whole matter will he .evorol .,n.ocr,i,.o
wears at Windsor at the conoo,i.l o,,
plovmcnt of shaving scvtbe sno,bs H.
past fall Mr. Hamilton Collin. who bos
had the misfortune to he .icL- tocotbor
with all hi. family and to No d brotLor.ir-
law of Locke besides called pro, tbo lot
ter for help who like a ,rood Samaritan
went and relieved hin, Of his rocossi.;o,
and while relieving him ofbis ,ocessitioy
also coptrived r.. rcIio,o hin, of1t ro,,,,ds
of bpttcr several bp.be1s oe oo+s ,,aol ond
meal b,rs Fi,d;,,, tbo loo. C,1;,. a..
rocted tbo tI,icr,rJ.ot bir,5orf D., u.o+,l,
his ,ctiors and sow, him, toro tbo r,oaI
and Inc IL off lottinc min, ro ond IT.
wards CHARGING him with steaIirci il which
bo of .,,,~,, dor;gI 49,. ,,,,. ,.;-.,...,.. -.
wop,d do lint an b,vino, t1o n,aor taa
CLEARLY shown hin, orrel nm IL u.aa
arrested had nroIipiporv rial and or-
lo~oJ 80 grd h,iI;, -, ..rot-n - :.
r,ult If which bo u.os oou,u,;..aI - IAN
Not boirc satisfied With tbiy offoo. = q
Roam wont oTocl,o,s bor.o I'll, - .oa-ol,
,.orr,r+ ord c,r.d - CO.. ~. - 80.
same hp.tor and rooI hid IN tbo bouo,o,,
IIo wa. ,-o,ior.r,. ,,rdor ho,Js So sIooo
r,r ror;Ir,, i, .,,,,,,,,.Ii,,,. 80. -.
Rohinsop Of .lo,,rort Loir,, III. harJ.,,,,-
who surrendered him ON ~ tl,;o,,;a,, &C
rair being brougbt 10 Iicbt 80 no i 10 ;oil
and under bonds Of sI15o
We know This man ofJd s,r,o.;, 49,
seven wears 400 he had n lou, ant ,,;+h ~,
father-in-law. T. w Kniobt Of Coventry
which was to recover the value Of a note a
$500 which he claimed 70 have boon riyor
by Knight for money loaned him NV Toclo
Trial was had and tho case wont :, f,no.
of Locke, greatly to the sunrise Of overv
body who knew the man or who boord tIo
case in court. This i tho coso IN hriof.
One Wright of Coventry was acent for a
carriage company in Lyndon. for tho s,Io
. Of their vehicles. and Locke was also tho
agent of Wright. Locke went to Mr.
Knight and sold him q wagon for $50
and was to take his note PAYABLE in Is
months for it. When the wagon was de.
liyered Locke had note all written and
offered it to Knight for signature tellinp
him that it was for the value Of the wagon
Mr. Knight was at that time over Is wear.
old, unused to business Of that nature, and
not suspecting his son-in-law of so foul 3
trick, signed it without reading it. Thi:
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IVAN TED.

$4,000 feet of one inch Eastwood,
10000 feet of inch Z"
10000 feet of . I-2 inch L"
To be delivered ia October or November next
on the cars at the station in Barton or the Land
ing
Parties in the vicinity of f. P. Colton's Mill
in Irasburgh can trade with him as well as nv.
self. c. II. DWINELB.
Barton, Jan. IS, 1870. 5tf
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MARRIED.

In East HardwiCk, Jan. IS, by Rev. A. A.
Woodruff, Mr. Joseph Wheeiock of Coventry,
and Mrs. Emilint B. Houston of East HarGwick.
In Claremout, N H, Jan. %, Mr.. F. ]. French
and Mrs. Almira E. Fuller, both of East Hard
wick
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JOHN T. HENRY, Sole Pr0Dr,
NO. g COLLEGE PLACE, New York
HENRY & CO.,
Burlington, VT,
WHOLESALE AGENTS
FOR safe.

A farm of ll6 acres. situated about one mile
south of the village of West Glover. The farm
is considerably cleared, has no buildings upon it.
and has been let the past few years, but Is good
land. All the purchase money, except one hun
dred dollars, can remain on mort gage.
For further particulars enquire of the sub
scl.iber at Barton village. F. 8. FRENCH.
January Is, 1870. Avs
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ANDREW CUTTERS ESTATE.
= I A I E OF VERM ONT

- L a IL y + h IL Nj y n i
ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court, held at Irasburgh, in
said District, on the 10th day of January, A D.
A. D. 1870.
f. ?. Cotton, administrator ofihe estate of AN
DIRE" CUTTER, late of Albany, in said dis
trict, deceased, presents his administration ac-
count for examination and allowance, and makes
application for a decree of distribution and par
titiOn of the estate of said deceased.
WhereupOn, it is ordered by said court, that
said account and said application be referred to a
session thereof. 10 be held at the Probate Office in
said lrasburgh, on the 10Th day of February
A. D., 1870, for hearing and decision thereon.
And 1t is further ordered, thatnOtiCe hereof be
given 10 all person interested by publication Of
the same three weeks successfully in the Orleans
Independent Standard, newspaper published at
Barton, in said district previous TO SAID time ap-
pointed for hearing, that they may appear at
said time aud place, and show cause, if any they
may have why said account should not be al
lowed and such decree made.
By the Court. Attest
5W3 K. A. STEWART, Judge.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

The subscriber having lately come into pos
session Of the following real estate, offers the
same for sale, viz
l. A farm about two miles from Sheffield viii
lage, on Gilbert Square; known as the Joseph
w. Chase place. The land is good and build
ings new, with running water to both house and
barn.
2. farm in WheelOck, about five miles from
the Lamoille Valley X. Il. On this place there
IS some excellent timber land, good new barn
and comfortable house.
3. house and 20 acres Of lard in Wheelock
near the place last above described
4. set Of buildings-house, shed and barn
and one acre of land IN Hardwick Street.
will sell the above property low-aud if the
purchaser desires. for a small cash payment
down; and with an easy pay day for the bal
anCe-secured Of course by. mortgage on the
property VIM, W. CIRCUIT.
Barton, Jan. %, 1870. 5w3
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N ALE & ROBINSON--Attorneys and Coun
~ sellers at Law, Barton, Vt. Pension, Boun
ties and all Military Claims procured.
GEO. N. DALE. J.B. ROBINSON
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In Wilbraham Mass. Nov II. of consump-
ton, Mrs. Clara L. Eastman, wife of Rev. c.
L. Eastman of Newton, and daughter of VIM.
Slas Of Cambridgeport, Mass.
In Lowell, Jan. "a. of consumption, Julia A.
daughter of Joseph and Laura Powers, aged 27
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{. G. STEVENS.

S L Il q L 0 v d E v TI.ST.
Wishes to infoim the public that he will be at
WEST ALBANY the last full week in every
month until further notice ready 10 perform
any dental work that may be required Of him
Coventry, Jan %, 2S70. 5w4
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HARDMICK.
MORGAN.

Rev. J. Tory of East Hardwick, has
lately had his salary raised from 5000 to
$1,000
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THE STANDARD.
Local News.
ALBANY.

ALBANY.
ARENAS b Larabee caught horned owl
in A steel trap on the 10th Of January
which measured five feet and eight inches
from tip to tip of wings, and weighed hV'
and one-fourth pounds 1t few over hy'
foot fence and carried the trap with it
It's horns were three inches long.
d. w. Cheney has sold one undivided
halfof his farm to James II. Mcclure 70
thesnug little sum Of $4,000. Mr.. McGuir
ma. lately returned from the West. Thi
sneal,s well for Albany, and especially 70
that farm. as he was formerly an owner o
thi. same farm II. McClary has bough
ofRcy. 4. Norcross all his interest in rea
estate in this village Mr.. Norcross ha
gone to East Bethel.
The Rev. 5. r. Hall has Just closed a Sc
ries Of interesting lectures on Geology.
Mrs II. Coburn of this town, fell from
a sleigh on Saturday eve. and fractured
one bone in her wrist, and was otherwis
badly bruised.
The donation visit at the Freewill Bap
fist church was a pleasant gathering, an,
all seemed satisfied with the entertainment
especially the pastor, who received $3.50 il
greenbacks.
BARTON.
There will be meeting of the Stock
holders of the Orleans Fair Ground Com
pany, at school house hall in this village
February s.
E'iitor Of .TauRard Il have recours
again to your columns to acknowledge tn
kindness Of my Barton friends To-day
package Of Sl7S.35 was placed in my hand
"a token Of sympathy from your friends
being appended to the list Of givers. Com
ing as it now does, when lam, by the han
Of Providence, made helpless sufferer
every dollar viii be highly priced. Blu
beyond the intrinsic value Of the present
the expression Of kindlic,t sympathy can
not be computed by the worth of gold
The only return l can make for thes
things is my deepest thanks.
Yours very truly.
NJ Y r Eyov
Barton, Jan oath, 1870
Ir,rrr cb,,,h.-,;u han. ala IL. fin tho
and I,,,.i,o.. 80 yy,,rua, p.a,,a.. af .ay
,an,. pirar g.. - [no
go.
"'ou''""! evening "'."'" one wee
I"'" '"' 'I'L'' va '"e 'ou'I"5 "on"''o"
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NOTICE.

AL that are favorable to the formation of an
Anti Masonic Party In the town of Albany, will
meet In the school house In West Albany, on
Saturday, Feb. 10, 1870. at one O'Clock, for that
purpose, and to nominate men to be elected to
Office OF our next March meeting. F. PrIRoE.
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A GIFT

Agents wanted-Ladies and Gentlemen for
their spare moments. A Sewing Machine, a Gold
Watch, Bible, money and other goods given as
premiums. When, where, what, and all other
particulars, free Address C. L. Van Allen, III
Broadway, n. Y. AVA
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Children, take "a pastors blessing,
Therefore have You gathered here;
Tie, the Shepherds charge possessing
Holds the lambs a. doubly dear.
May you early
Lambs Of Jesus flock appear.
He will guide 10 ycrdaut pasture,
All who on his grace rely
Leading them beside the waters.
Where they drink and never die.
Heavenly shepherd
To these lambs be ever nigh.
do thou send thy graciou, Spirit,
Sanctify each tender minds
May they now thy love Inherit,
Thee precious Saviour find
To thy service
Now their hearts and lahors bind
Let thy watlhful care preserve them
Many years to serve thee here;
Then, through grace to heaven receive them,
Where unspotted robes they'll wear.
And win render
Grateful praises cyermOre
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FARM AT AUCTION.

will sell my farm situated in Irasburgh, alb
ont one mile from Coventry. on WEDNESDAY
cows, sheep, quantity Of potatoes, 1000 feet
of floor boards, new pair of cart wheels, wei
ironed, together with the farming tools, &c. The
place has 600 good early sugar trees, But LITTLE
pay is required down. Z. CHAMBERLAIN.
d. II. GILMAN, AuctiOneer.
Irasburgh, Feb !, 1870. jy3
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lrasburgh jailor ought to invite Locke's
fellow townsmen and neighbOrs to call in
and take look at him where he can see
the "stars" through the CHARS"
DERBY.
Last fall some hungry thief stole tub
OF butter belonging to D. ?. Wiley from
the store of Wilkey and Page. Mr.. Wiley
desires to say, that if the thief will only re-
turn the tub he will fill it for him again,
free of expense.
The friends of Rev. J. G. Lorimer and
family made him pleasant call on the
evening of Jan. goth, and left him money
and articles to the value of $212.
Weregret to hear of the death of Almon
Roberts of Derby Center. He had been
engaged in mercantile pursuits at that
place for twenty years or more. He was a
model man of business Upright and hon
est, with complete control over his own
spirit amid the disputes arising from the
multitude of petty transactions in a coun-
try store, he won and kept the respect and
esteem of his customers. Remarkably I'M
ostentatious in his bearing, his persistent
energy, methodical turn of mind and sim
pie habits, were felt in all branches of his
business and secured his success. With a
constitution usually frail and peculiar from
his birth, he accomplished in his short life
of thirty-fye years, an amount of labor
that would do credit to older and more ro-
bust persons. As man of business, his
example is an excellent one for our youth
to study and emulate.
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Mr.. Tibbetts lately lost one of his best
horses from congestion of the lungs.
A short time since VIM. Cargill was eros
sing Echo Pond with load of logs, and
drove out one side of the road for the pur-
pose Of Strengthening it when his horses
broke through the ice. He was observed
by some men, who came to his assistance.
and after much exertion managed to get
them out
The result of donation at the Beach,
for the benefit of Rev. 0. f. Jenkins, was
/ sos.
Mr.. s. Bigelow, the artist who formerly
lived the corner, has now bought the new
blacksmith shop at the Beach to finish off
for dwelling house. He has moved his
Photographic saloon from the corner to the
Beach.
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Mild, Certain. Safe, Efficient. 1t is far the
best Cathartic remedy yet discovered. and al
once relieves and invigoraIes all the vital func-
lions, without causing injury to any of then
The most complete success has long attended
its use in many localities; and it is now offer,
to the general public with the conviction that L
can never fail to accomplish all that it is claimed
for it. 1t produces little or no pain; leaves tht
organs free from irritation, and never over taxes
or excltes the nervous system. In all diseases
ofthe skin, blood, stomach, bowels, liver, kid
neys-of children, and in many difficulties pecu-
liar to women, it brings prompt eef and Ger
tain cure. The best physicians recommend and
prescribe il; and no person who once uses this.
will voluntarily return TO the use of any othel
cathartic.
Sent by mail on receipt of price and postage.
= Box, S0,25 Postage6 cents.
5 Boxes, 90 " Is
II 1925 80
TURNER & CO., Proprietors,
100 fremont ST., Boston. Mass.
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HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE

For FAMILY USE-smpe, cheap, reliable
Knits Everything. Agents wanted. Circulars
and sample stocking FREE. Address HlNK-
LEY KNITTING MACHINE CO., Bath,
Maine. 4w4
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GREENSBORO.

Considerable curiosity is felt in regard
to the sudden disappearance of Robert
Mathie of Greensboro, who has lived alone
for about two years past. No one can tell
of having seen him, or any signs of any one
about his house since the 23d of November.
His premises have been searched on sus-
picion that he might be dead, as his kitch-
en- has the appearance of his being about
to prepare a meal, there being a chicken
in kettle on the stove and some potatoes
washed, on or under the table His house
was not fastened and everything there
abouts has the appearance of his intention
of coming back in a short time. If any
one can tell of his whereabouts they will
please do so through the Standard He
was about 40 years Of age, rather broad
chest and shoulders, unshaved dark whis-
kers and dark gray eyes
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AGENTS WANTED

FOR
THE PHYSICAL
LIFE OF WOMEN.
Fifth Edition. Tenth Thousand now Ready
BY GEO. H. NAPHEYS, NJ. ID.
The most remarkable success OF the day. Is
selling with Unprecedented rapdity. 1t con-
rains what every man and woman ought 10 know
and few do. 1t will save much suffering. 1t
required brave and prre man TO write upon
THE Right Time to Marry, '"The Wedding
Night. 1.-The Limitation of Offspring" and yet
receive the decided approval of our hest Divines
and Physicians. Being eagerly sought for, the
AGENTS work is easy. Send stamp for pam
!blet, etc, to
GEO. MACLEAN, Publisher,
3 School ST., Boston, Mass.
2w4 Or 7l9 SAMSON ST., Phila, Penn.
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NEWPORT.

Five persons united with the Good Tenn
plars last Saturday night
Last Thursday while Newman Blake
was splitting wood he accidentally struck
his left hand with the AK cutting off the
forefnger, besides badly injuring the rest
of the hand y
While Mr.. Sidney Perkins was fixing a
potato bin in his cellar few days since,
his AK caught on one of the sleepers over
head, causing the AK to cut cash in his
head 2! inches long.
y. F. Ball of Indian Point, believing in
the injunction of whatever thy hand find
eth to do, do with all thy might" I" but
not in that of thou shalt not steal" has
been in the pilfering line to a marvellous
extent the past three or four years, stealing
from J. NJ. Babcock, VIM. c. Gilman &
Son, }. \. Green, and tried it on j. Baker.
He clerked 1t awhile for Babcock, taking
eatables as he needed them and money as
he wanted to use it. Among his many en-
terprising pranks while there was to take
a good $50 bill from the money drawer and
substitute in its place bad one. He has
settled up with the various parties, but not
with the state, which viii not prosecute
him, as he is man of such excellent char
acter and good standing that the states at
torney dare not run the hazard of exasper-
ating the people Whereabouts by shutting
up one OF Its most reliable citizens. As he
Is relative OF Camps the Express will say
nothing about it. We believe the various
officers belonging to the customs depart
ment along our northern border, are circu-
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Golden Sheaves.-Money made easy. Men
| or women anywhere. Address Zeigler. McCur-
| dy & Co.. Springfield, Mass.
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TIE MAGIC COMB

VIII change any co'ored haif or beard to per-
manent black or brown. 1t contains no poison.
Anyone can use il. One sent by mail for ST.
Address, MAGIC COMB COMPANY, Springfield,
Mass. Ans
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PSYCHOMANCY

DIR. OLIN. 81 Bond Street, N. ", treats
all private diseases. Seminal Emissions, Impo-
teucy, &c. Boarding in establishment if desired.
Thousands of cases from every State indicetes the
Doctors skill. Sealed pamphlet for 2 stamps.