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NTANTED. -Agents to sell "A thoroughly good
w domestic article, wanted in every family.
No competition. Exclusive territory given. Bust
ness very pleasant Agents have sold doz., net
ting $50 profit per day. One sold $50 in n small
town, another 100 in towns; another 81 in call
ing on 80 families Cost of outfit So so danger
of imposition. Best Of references given Send
for circular, to 1872 Washington street, Boston,
Mass. Students have found this very profitable.
PAW LITTLEFIELD & DAME.
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Republican Town Caucus.

The Republican voters in the town of Middle
bury are requested to meet at the Town Room or
Friday evening, Juno II, for the purpose of APP
pointing two delegates and two substitutes to at
tend the Republican State Convention, to be hello
at Burlington on Wednesday, June 30 1870, fo'
the nomination of State Officers.
l.. Il. KNAPP, To.,o
"A Committee,
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DELTA UpsILoN.-The thirty-sixth an
niversary of this College Fraternity was
held with the Brown University Chapter,
Providence, r. l., on Wednesday and
Thursday, June 1st and I'd, 1870. Chap
tiers from the following colleges were rep
resented by delegates Hamilton, Mid
dlebury, Amherst, Trinity, Union, Rut-
gers, Princeton, Western Reserve, Mari.
eta also, Rochester, City of New York,
Brown, Cornell and Miami Universities.
The annual literary exercises of the
Fraternity took place on Thursday eve.
ming, at the First Baptist church. There
was large attendance of citizens, incu.
ding the Faculty of Brown University
The American Brass Band furnished mu.
Sic The exercises commenced with
prayer by DR.. Caswell, President Of
Brown University, after which Rev. w
F. cambridge, the officiating chairman
apologized for the unavoidable absence Of
their President, Gen. j. A. Garfield, and
made an appropriate opening address
He then introduced the Rev. Fl. A. Mel
son, D. D., Pres. Lane Theo. Sem, Gin
cinnati, who delivered the grafton. His
subject was True Eloquence How At
tained," which showed the orator to- be
master of his subject. He was followed
by Hon. A. D. Childs, Waterloo, N. Y.
who delivered a most interesting poem
on 1.-THE Shoe" The Fraternity Their
adjourned to the City Hotel, where sup
per was furnished. The following are the
officers of the Fraternity for the coming
year:
President, Rev. Geo. W. Northrup, D
D., Chicago, H.; Vice President, j. A
Friday, Rochester Chapter Secretary
g. R. Grant, Western Reserve Chapter
Treasurer, w. II. Hartzell, Annie, S
Chapter; Rev. j. Z. Kemler, Evansville
Ind; Orator, Rev. B. B. Welch, D. D.
Union College, Schenectady, N. Y; AL
ternate, Prof. w. c. Russell, Cornell
University, Ithaca, n. Y. Poet, Rev
G. Day Noble, Cleveland, Ohio; Alter
nate, Rev. Preston Quincy, Boston.
The convention voted to hold its thirty
seventh anniversary with the Wester
Reserve Chapter, Hudson, Ohio. Tn
Middlebury Chapter was represented b
G. W. Hall, of the Junior class.
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SAD DROWNING CASE IN WHITEHALL
A sad case ofdrowning occurred in White
hall on Friday. George Davis. a bright
promising lad, aged four years, son Of H
W. Davis, was drowned in. Lake Cham
plain.
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Senator Sumner has become 80 far con
vinced that there is corruption connectep
with the purchase of San Domingo,
that on Monday, during an executive
session of the Senate, he offered a resolu-
ton providing for the appointment of a
special committee to investigate the whole
subject and to ascertain whether any i'm
proper means have been used in connec.
ton with the sale of the island.
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A Republican Union Convention for Addison
County will be held at Middlebury, ON THURSDAY
June 23d, 1870 at IL o'clock, A. NJ. for the pur.
pose Of nominating County officers to be elected
at the ensuing election.
LIE SMITH,
GL HARRINGTON, c,,r,v
HF DEAN, r,,.,;,;ao
FRANCIS DOUGLAS, 0'n'''''''''
LID ELDREDGE,
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THE
BURDETT CELESTE
AND
COM ORGANS

AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS !!
Being the most perfect instrument that musical
ear even listened to producing musical tones
from the sotfesf and most delicate ohispe' To the
deep swelling tone of tho ppe organ
Prices for Casi, from $50 to $500.
ALSO -
Hazelton Bros. Piano.Fortes.
Masshall N Wendell Piano. Fortes.
Superior instruments, very low prices for
cash. And other Musical Merchandise of every
description, at
JOHN &. HAYNES n CO.,
NJ. 33 COURT STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
Price Lists and Circulars sent free on applica-
ton. i9yl
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The workingmeu of the Cleveland
(Ohio) District have nominated Hon.
David A Dangler for Congress- and hang
all their hopes upon him.
The vote On the income tax in the
House of Representatives had the follow
;nr. rnlitinal nom nlnxi ion
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HORSE RAKE.

sold last year 30 Of the lthca independent
Steel Tooth Horse Rake i. nine towns, all Of them
on tial, all Of them accepted do not think any
other rake sold in our county can show such q
record am expecring number of these rake,
soon We warrant the teeth Ms well as the Other
parts against breaking, supplying new ones with
out expense to the purchaser As we put thes,
rokcs out on trial, there is no risk in buying one
ALBERT CHAPMAN, Agent
Middlebnry, june II, 1870. l2
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WOODS MOWER.
l2l, 900 IN USE,

AAbOA L AtA%NA ~ %'A0 AA> AOOO'
THE most perfect floating Finger Bar Ma
chine yet produced. mbracing Ia Its con-
struction both the Elastic and Hinged Con-
nection between the Finger Bar and Frame
The Elastic Connection serves eHectually
whenever the finger bar is driven against
solid obstruction 10 save the machine from
breakuge; being sufficiently strong 10 stop
the strongest team, and elastic enough to fly
back TO It's original position when the strain
is recovered
The length and peculiar construction of the
Hinge Connection prevetns all sagging back OF
the finger bar. and breakage OF knife bar, a
feature TO be found In no other Machine.
The perfection of Woods cutting apparatus
is guaranteed in the fact that II has been adop
ted and Initiated by several,Alowers, thus COM
blning in our Machine, all that is desirable
We assert their superiority in point of sim
plicity and perfection of construction, dura-
bility, llghtness OF draft, facility Of manage
ment adaptabllity to any and every condition
of crops and surface That these claims are
well founded we believe the record is sufficient
1000 In 1868 and $1,000 in 1860. with hundreds
oforders untitled.
IF YOU THINK OF BUYING A MOWER
please remember, that do not scour the coun-
try spending money, horse desh and gas QoI
you VIII calf on me, or my local agents, you
can save a liberal commission In buyinga Ma
chine.
For sale by T. G. MiDDLEBROOK, Vergen-
mes. TWITCHELL & BROOKS, Middlebury.
And in the northeast part OF the County by
Twitchel & Brooks, Middlebury and Wrlght's
c. W. STRONG. Agent.
I2w3 West Addison, W.
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y Office.

This is to give notice that the above advertise
ment,' signed by Rolln 5. Place. is slight mis-
take. As for the " bed > he speaks Of, it was my
own; land the Z" board" was furnished by my
father; and l would not injure his creditors by
running him into debt.
ll:2ws SERApU A PLACE
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OLD AND New will be published in fu-
ture by ROBERTS BRoTuERs. l43 Wash
ington Street, Boston. Volume II. will
contain serial story by Mrs. Stowe,
called "Pink and White Tyranny :" and
a serial story for children, called " John
Whopper, the News-Boy," from the pen
of distinguished American scholar.
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MARRIED.

CUsuMAs-DoTY-ln Bristol, june LIST, by Rev
!, II. Archibald Mr., 0etayius Cushman of Brist
t,l, and Miss Nellie Doty Of Huntington.
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DESIRABLE LOCATION FOR

= N SALE. On the main road from Middle
bury to Vergennes, in Now Haven; within ten
minutes walk of the Depot, Post Office, School
house, Church, &c. lG0 acres of land suitably di-
vided into meadow, tillage and pasturing;a large
quantity of wood aud timper land; fruit enough
for family use; IS young fruit trees Of choice
grated varietios-20 set the past season; a good
ougar orchard; is we'll fenced and watered; a two
story house, 30x40, painted and blinded, in good
repair, rooms; an i, 20x40 feet, rooms; wood
shed l2x30 barns suitable for storing the produce
never ling water at house and barns.
Forty acres of choice meadow and tillage land
Immediately adjoining will be sold with it if de-
sired.
Twenty or twenty-five hundred dollars will be
required when possession is given and the re-
manner can remain in mortgage for torn Of
years, if desired.
The stock and farming tools will be sold with
the farm, if desired
For further particulars, terms, &c, inquire. o.
the premises, Of
4G;tf j. X. FORD.
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Books FOR SUMNER TME.-There is a
time for everything and the books which
one chooses to read on hot days are not
likely to be those which require close APP
plication. The publishers, H. 0. Hough-
ton L. Co., in their advertisement to-day,
namo several books which belong to the
easy reading kind, books which ole can
read out of doors if he chooses ithout
feeling any appropriateness in it. We
will speak now only of one mentioned
there, -Fouque's Undlne and other
Stories Undine is known to most low
ers Of good literature as one of the most
delicate creations Of fancy, and the pub
fishers have added to this tale, the three
others "The Two Captains" Aslau-
gas Knight" and "Sintram," which
Fouque published first under the title Of
1.-The Four Seasons as emblcmatic oil
Spring ('Undine'O, Summer, Autumn and
Winter.
BALLoUs MONTHLY MAGAZINE. - The
July number of Baliu's Monthly Maya.
zine is the commencement of the Thirty.
second Volume. Its popularity is now SC
great that no magazine in the country
stands higher in the estimation of the
people for genuine interest and excellence
Each number contains 100 pages of read
ing matter stories, poems, historical
events, wit and humor, a housekeeping
department, and from sixteen to twent.
illustrations of noted scenes and places
All this can be obtained for $3.50 pc
year, or fifteen cents single copy; ant
club terms are even cheaper. THOMAS 4
TALBOT, Boston, Mass, are the publish
orc
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LIST OF CASUALTIES.

Douglass Flint, of New York City,
President of Boston Saratoga and West.
ern Railroad, fatally scalded and bruised
and has since died
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CARRIAGE FOR SALE.

A two-ssat Rockaway Carriage, nearly new.
June G. BECKWITH co.
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WHEELOCK.

The Normons have 1900 militia men.
Galena, H., has 500 cases of measles.
Ohio Courts divorced 1908 couples last
year
There are 100000 tenant farmers in Ire
land.
Washington's body-seryant died again
the other day
The schisms in the Mormon church is
gaining strength
Cigars are now favored by preparation
of prussic acid.
\ young Kentuckian has married his
grandmother's sister.
Letter postage to Great Britain is now
reduced to six cents.
A Louisville burglar stole a kitchen
stove before breakfast.
A man in Berlin, Wis, has sold his wife
for three flaming mills
A boot-black stand in a New York hotel
is worth s. a day.
An ordinary shirt is said to contain about
10000 stitches.
The Methodists control - colleges in
the United States.
Florida green peas sell for five cents
apiece in Philadelphia
Pennsylvania produced 100000 tons
of anthracite in 1859
The battle field Of Charlottesville has
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Jobbing and Commission Dealers in
BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD,
EGGS, BEANS, DRIED APPLE, &c,
p taneuil Hall Square, Boston.
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AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP.
7 ! Z I I 4 4 4 4

To THE WORKING CLAss.-We are now pre-
pared to furnish all classes with constant employ
ment at home, the whole of their time or for
their spare moments. Business, new, light and
profitable. Persons of either sex easily earn
from SOC to IS per evening. and proportional
sum by devoting their whole time to the bust
ness Boys and girls earn nearly as much as
men. That all who see this notice may send
their address, and test the business, we make
this unparalleled offer: To such as are not well
satisfied, we will send 81, to pay for the trouble
OF writing. Full particulars, valuable sample,
which will do to commence work on, and copy
of The Peoples Literary CompaniOn-one of the
largest and best family newspapers published
all sent free by mail. Reader, if you want per.
msnent, profitable work, address E. C. ALLEN
g. co. Augusta, Maine.
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FIRST OF JANUARY.

to the bottom. We hope that all persons indebt
ed to us on Book Account will call and SETTLE
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PHYCSOMANCY-

pages; cloth. This won derful book has full in
sructions to enable the reader to fascinate either
sex, or any animal at will. Mesmarism, Spirit
uali SIN, and hundreds of other curious expert
ments. 1t can be obtained by sending address,
with postage, to 7, w. EVANS q CO.. No. Al
South Eighth Street, Philadelphia.
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MARRIED..

Mr.. Edward L. Allen, and Miss Laura E. Ford,
both of Barton.
At Barton Landing, Jan. 9, by Rev J. Thurs
ton, Preston w. Clark, Esq, OF Charleston, and
Elthea c.. Williams of Barton,
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tSI55

A month made by agents selling Olive Logan's
great work, BEFORE THE FOOTLIGHTS &
BEHIND the SCENES. The most spicy, rapid
selling book out 1900 ordered the first month
gents can secure field and 81 90 outfit free,
by cutting this out and addressing PARMLEE s.
CO, Publishers, Phila., Pa, and Middetown,
Conn. Avs
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
HO w TO NJ A K E
THE IA R NJ P A Y j..

By c. w. DICKERMAN, Hon. CHARL rs L. FLINT
and other Practical Writers.
Neal ly 800 pages on fine caIendered paper
made expressly for this work, from new, clear
and open type, and will be illustrated with lao
FINE ENGRAVINGS by Sartain and others.
Also, splendid colored fruit piece, containing
eighteen specimens of the choicest American
fruits, cOlored from life.
In English and German.
This book is a sure, safe and practical guide to
every farmer, stock raiser, gardener and fruit
culturist. By it they can double their profits
each year, and greatly increase the value of their
land. II makes the poor man rich. 1t makes
hard work easier. 1t rewards the labor of hon
est working men. 1t is purchased by almost
every one at sight. Nearly 600 copies sold in a
few small townships, and, IN many cases, hun
dreds in a single township. Agent can find no
better work during the fall and winter. Farmers
and tn cir sons can each make 500 per month
by selling only three or four copies per day,
while more than double that number can easily
be sold. Farmers always make the most success
full agents for this book, and during the fall and
winter it is Just the thing for them. If you wish
to engage in the business, send for circular con-
tanning a full description of the book and terms
TO agents. Address ZEIGLER, McCURDY &
CO., GA Arch-st., Philadelphia, Pa; 1879 Race
street. Cincinnati, Ohio 60 Monroe-st., Chicago,
H.; SOB n. Sixth-st., ST. Louis, Mo-; l02 Main
street, Springfield, Mass. 3w3
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DIR. OLIN, 81 Bond Street. N.Y.. treat

DIR. OLIN. ~ Bond Street, N. Y, treats
all private diseases. Seminal Emissions, Impo-
tency, &c. Boarding in establishment if desired.
Thousands of cases from every State indicetes the
Doctors skill. Sealed pamphlet for 2 stamps.
free. in sealed envelopes. HOWARD ASSO-
CIATION, Box P, PHILADELPHIA, Penn.
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WESTFIELD.

During the year 1869 there were but
three deaths in town. Mrs. Cornelia Stod-
dard died Feb. 18th, of fever, aged IL
Mrs. Magoon died June 18th, of ulcer, aged
about 80. Charles Hitchcock died Octo-
Der 18th, of typhoid fever aged 10. Two
or three young men from Westfeld have
died away from home. Henry Clark died
in Massachusetts of typhoid fever, and Ju.
liza Farman of the same disease at Usage,
Iowa. Norman Morey was drowned in
Cavendish at the time of the great freshet
in October.
There have been nine additions to the
congregational church the past year, two
by letter and seven by profession. Only
one death has occurred. and there have
been no dismissals.
WHEELOCK.
The friends of Rev. Mr. Moody give him
a benefit at his home on Wednesday after
noon and evening of this week.
Benz. Odeon has sold his place to Thos.
Chandler for $780, and Z. A. Chandler has
sold his place to Benz. Odeon for $3.50.
WALDEN.
George Mann has sold his buildings and
about fourteen acres of land to Ephraim
Foster Of Cabot, for the nice sum of $1,000
an advance price no doubt on account of
the railroad now being constructed. We
help the people rejoice down that way.
Butter is now selling in this section at
80 and 80 cents
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AGENTS WANTED,

FOR
THE PHYSICAL
LIFE OF WOMEN.
Fifth Edition. Tenth Thousand now Ready.
BY GEO. H. NAPHEYS, MI
The most remarkable success of the day. Is
selling with Unprecedented rapidity. 1t con-
tains what every man and woman ought TO know
required a brave and pure man TO write upon
The Right Time to Marry, 1.-THE Wedding
Nigh" THE Limitation of Offspring" and yet
receive the decided approval OF our best Divines
and Physicians. Being eagerly sought for, the
Agents work is easy. Send stamp for PAM
phlet, etc, to
GEO. MACLEAN, Publisher
School St, Boston, Mass.
2w4 Or 7l9 SAMSON St., Phila, Penn.
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WE Want AGENTS EVERYWHERE

To canvass for Henry J Raymond and New
York journalism, an octave volume of 500 pa
being life and history full OF deep interest 10
all. The author, Mr.. Maverick. Managing Edi-
tor of the New York Evening Post, has. in this
book, revealed many scenes of stirring interest
never before shown to the public. Canvassers
for this work will derive great benefit from gra-
tuitOus editorial advertising. Send for a des
crptiye circular and see our extra inducements.
A. S. HALE & CO., Publishers, Hartford, CT.
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Receipts for the Standard

NNS4Pbo 4O1 Wiz SbChOolu
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JANUARY Is, 1870.
A c Chase, Glover, 200
fW Kimball, &" 200
Phillips, 400
r Walker. &" 200
M Goodwin, " 200
4 Norton, " 200
E Phillips, " 200
D Nichols, Hardwick, 200
n Foss, " 200
Goodrich, " 200
G L Wells, 200
Goodwin, 200
Ira Carter, Crattsbury, 200
Jenness, 200
L Glidden, 4" 200
H L Rawson, " 200
W Allen. 200
&c Avery, 200
E Merrill, " 200
A Nj Stewart, Bloomington, 700
Jerome, Harvard, Ill, $50
w d Post, Irasburgh, 200
w ID Leach, 200
o B Loyeland Cotton, NY, 200
F H Kiser, Coventry, 200
H D Jameson, San Francisco, Cal, 200
D Baker, 200
&C Kellam, Top eka, Kansas, 200
6 W Burroughs, Coventry, 200
G H Kenaston, Albany, 200
II SeaVer, o,IO
D B Russell, Barton, 200
C A Robinson, 200
L A Gray, 200
II Cass, 200
w G Hawkins, 4" 400
| A ShattuCk, Lyndon, 200
JIM Merrill, GeneseO, Ill, 200
Mary Chase, Sheffield, 200
B S Babcock, Nashua, n H, 2,20
J W Brown, Manchester, N H, 200
A H Miller, Westfield, 200
S E Farnsworth, Montgomery, 200
G Jenness, Sheffield, 2,25
o Boardway, Charleston, 100
w Cobb, 500
FIN Kimball, Cameron, Mo, 200
S W Baxter, Washington, d c. 100
NJ Andrus, Wolcott, 200
c H Green, Lyndon, $50
L Hovey, SwantOn, Iowa, 200
Z A Hovey, Independence, Iowa, 200
Hubbard, Brothers, Troy, 2,75
o Austin, Bloomington, 200
J NJ Bedell Morgan, 200
T c Cobb, Barton, 200
OC Skinner, Topeka, Kansas, 200
Lewis Baxter, Underhill, 400
L Powers, Burke, 2,25
A Miller, w estfed, 200
L w harrington, Walden, 2,25
Houston, 200
w JennesS, Barton, 400
Bryant, Coventry, 200
I Lyman, Glover, 200
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AGENTS! READ THIS!

We will pay Agents salary of $50 per week
and expenses, or allow a large commi sson, to
sell our new wonderful inventions Address,
NJ. WAGNER & CO, Marshall, Mich.
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NEIlRAI GA

Nervousness and Female Weakness cured. A
Cergyman's widow suffered for years with the
above diseases; will send the means of her own
cure free. Mrs. DIxT, Jersey City, n. J. 52w4
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A SIX your Doctor or Druggist for Sweet Qui-
"A nine-t equals (bitter) Quinne. Manufac-
tured by STEARNS, FAIR & CO., Chemists,
New York.
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COMMON SENSE! !

WANTED-AGENTS $3.50 per month to
sell the only Genuine Improved Common
Sense Family Sewing Machine. Price only
SIS. Great inducements to agents. This is the
most popular Sewing Machine ofthe day-makes
the famous ELASTIC Lock Stitch'-will do any
kind of work that can be done on any Machine
100 900 sold and the demand constantly increas-
ing Now is the time to take an agency. Send
for circulars. u Be,care Of infrngers.eE1 Ad-
dress SECOND & CO, Boston, Mass, Pittsburg,
Pa. or st. Louis, Mo.
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In Leavenworth, Kansas. Jan. t, Rose L., wife
of John T. Emery, aged % years.
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FREE To BOOK AGENTS.

We will send a handsome prospectus of oCr
NEW ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE, TO
any book agent free o. charge. Address Ma
TIONAL PUBLISHING CO Boston, Mass. 81
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STORE AND GOODS FOR SALE,

The approach of cold weather admonishes us
that if we would live, we must seek home in
more Southern climate, and in view of this, we
now offer our STORE and GOODS together with
DWELLING HOUSE for sale. The store and
house are both new and nicely finished. The
store is one OF the largest and most convenient
in the county, and located in one of the best Of
communities for trade. A trade of from twelve
to fifteen thousand dollars year can be done
here without any extra effort, as l have done il
here, and could continue 20 do as much or more,
would my health admit of it. A healthy, active
man could do large business here in butter and
other farm products. Can also have the Post
Office, yielding a salary of one hundred dollars
year. MY goods are all new and well bought
and selected. Here is an EXTRA CHANCE for
an active, enterprsing man TO make money.
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Kill LIE DEMON

Of Pain. Wolcotts Pain Paint removes pain
instantly, and also heals old Ulcers. Wolcott's
AnnihilatOr cures Catarrh. Bronchitis and Colds
IN the head Sold by all Druggists, and at ISL
Chatham Square, n. Y. 2w4