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,Spefial Yutifes.
VALUABLE INFORMATION.
BosroS, Dee. IL, 1869.

BosIoS, Dee IL. 1869.
Cent.emen-My only object in giving You this
testimonial is to spread valuable information Hav-
ing been badly afflicted with Salt Rheum. and the
whole surface OF my skin being covered with pim-
Piles and eruptons. rlany o. which caused me great
pain and annoyance, and knowing 1t to be n blood
disease, took many Of the advertised blood prcpa
rations, among which was any quantity Of Sar.a-
parilla. without obtaining any benefit until COM
menced taking the NEGETESE, and before had
completed the first bottle / saw that had got the
right medicine. Consequently, | followed On with
it until had taken seven bottles when was pro-
nOunced a well man, and my skin il smooth and
entirely free from pimples and eruptions. have
enjoyed good health before, and at
tribute it all the the OF VEGETIvE. To benefit
those afflicted with rheumatism, will make men
ton also Of the VEGETfSE's wonderful power of
curing me Of this acute complaint. Of which have
suffered So intensely.
{. II. TUCKER Pas Ag't Mich. c. X. H.,
~ Tyler 81, Boston.
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prolific source of headache, dizziness. heart
burn oppression Of food haulency, sour stomach.
had taste in the mouth sick headache, palpiiafion
or futtering Of the stomach yellow or bilious skin.
pain in the side, WEAKNESS. weakness etc. DR.
UARRlsoN's PsRIsrALTIC LozESGES cure all these
svmptoms being both A laxtive and tonic combined.
Agreeable to the palate. operating without pain,
they quicken the liver, promote ii sestcn, and are
the only preventive and @. piles. Trial box ,a
es LARGE box 80 cts mailed tree for this last price.
Dr. ilARRIsoS's ICELAND BALsAA, splendid
cure for coughs, hoarseness. and all throat and
60. Proprietors. No. ! fremont Temple, Boston
and by all druggists. Apr win IN
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IUNTUNl UtIOber, M.
Ma. IL. r. SrEyEss. Esd.
Dear Sir-ily daughter after having severe at
tack Of whoOpng cough, was lett in a feeble state
of health, being advised by friend, she tried the
NgGETISE, and after using few hotties, was fully
restored to health.
| have been q great sufferer from rheumatism |
have taken several bottles OF the NEGETI,E for this
complaint, and am happy to say it has entirely
cured me. | have recommended the yEGEriNE to
others. with the same good results. 1t Is n great
cleanser and purifier Of the blood; it Is pleasant to
take. and can ehecr.ully recommend it,
JAMES NOISE Hi Athens street
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VI
CuNANr-FLAcc--ln Redmond, April 18th. Is. {.
by by Rev. Geo. 5. Cucrnsey ~ Rochester. Sir
Ransom S Conaui and Ms Dora r. Flag. both Of
Richmond.
DIED.
BiESEf la Eclm,ni April iita. infant sou %
William Barney, AGED o. months.
TAILoR.-ln this city. April 10th % scarlet fever,
Frankie ", son Of Willis A. and Lori VI. Tayl,r,
aged years and months. lis remains Will be
taken L. 81 .toi FOR Interuent.
DAviS.-At Harr I,onviie No, April g. alter 4
very severe aHd pa u,ul Hines. o.. i've weeks, of
brain fever. Mrs. l. o., We O.. u. e. Davis. former
y O. Bur u-tuu, VI
BouNAN.-ln Colchester. on THURSDAY morning,
March Eth. l-.i Of Congestion % ihs lungs, Mr.
Ic-re y. Wuicott, VIE OF Ebenezer b Iwmau, Ed,
aged 20 years, II months and , days.
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Bankrupt NOtitcs.
~ BANKRUPTCY.

nISTRICT or VERMONT. IS At 81 John.
i J bury. tho lufh day Of April A ID. lS-f
The undersigned hereby gives notice ct h.
appointment Assignee Of George " Carr q
O Waterford. In the Connty o. Caledoaia an..
State Of Vermont, within said District, ~hO
has been adjudged Bankrupt creditors De
t.tiOn. by the District Court Of said District
To whom &; may concern
i2w3w 4. L. D. Mcleod. ASS gusa
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OVER TiII.LaHI-.

\ boy named Patrick Finn Wa run over
hy the ears on the Lake Cmmplan Aui
Moriah Railroad. at Mineyille, one day last
week, crushing his arm in shocking man
ner.
DR.. Weed. Of Schenectady coauiy. y. T..
who has been practising the profession OF
ahJruonist. was recently assigned quarter
M Clinton Prison. lie is gray-ha,rci old
man, and goes up for six years
\ meeting of the creditors Of George (.
harris a Co. hankrupts. wa held in White
hall on the "a inst. at which time they re-
ccived their warrants for % ten per cent. di-
yiicnd on their claims.
\ bill authorizing the establishment oi
ferry across Lake Champlain from the fam
Of Clark i. Ives in Essex Co. y y. has
passed the New York Legislature ard be-
come law.
The recovery 81 Mr. \ Il Hun.icy. vino
was injured nc the Port Henry fre Is dos
paired OF.
one day last Week a- The Crown Point
Iron Company train was a, lrfnaalc. Wi
liam cant in coupling part Of the train lcil
in front OF the rear ear. which ran on b..
leg ana hip and stopped. The clr- were
loaded but moving slow Tie man wa ~s-
AtNt4 - Ntts iANt AAAA Nih---4N lAlI AANtA-
SIX miners were arraignei NJ Crown Point
on the 81 inst. before Justice Moore Two
men. armed with pistols when taken ANA ore
with bar Of iron. We're held IN $500 bonds
for their appearance AT june sessions the
Other three were discharged Some sixty
have been paid OF and quit. The rest are
reported as quiet and wiling u work az
present rates. Those who have gone We're
mostly single men. General Hammond de-
serves praise for his display of good iui,-
ment ard prompt energetic action.
\ section hand on the Crown Point Iron
Company : railroad, named Barney had has
foot 20 badly smashed that amputatian wa
reSorici 20.
The aggregate los, hy the Port Henry IRE
j. s. 900.
Patrick Finnegan. employed on section ! !
OF the New York and Canada Railroad.
while engaged with two others in turning
over huge mass of stone. bad one of his
feet badly crushed by the failing ofthc stone
upon it. The men lost cou.rol ol % a~ 81
was upon its edge.
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the addition that has been much needed for

INC HuuItIUn that has been much needed Tor
the appearance of the street.
W. E. Dunshee is about to add twenty
feet to his block in the rear of the lower
rooms This will lengthen the store of E. D.
Barnes and also that of Bush & Patterson,
50 as to give them ample room for their fast
increasing business.
Ii is rumored that j. S. Averill has
bought the stone grist mill and that another
pill-box factory will soon be erected
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\ MoNTRosITY A woman living in the
vicinity of Swanton Junction, recently CAV G
birth to twins, one 10y and girl The . irl
was fperiect form, but the boy was a II on
frosty, having perfectly formed roos .er'~
comb extending the length OF its head 1t,
feet and limbs, from the knees down, were
formed ike fowl ;, with spurs two inches
long. Ii lived but short time. The
mother was so distressed, it is said at
bringing such an object into the world that
She lived but a few DAYS.
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CLo-lNG or THE PoRr IIENRr MINEs.-
Wtherbce. sherman 4 Co. and the Port
Henry Iron Ore Company, have decided to
close their Il ines on the lst Of May. This
action Is occa-ioned by the depressed state
Of the iron trade. which renders the demand
light and the price very low.
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10y Telegraph
New York Money and stock Mark 81.

/ 10y ie4t.f1rn.i
New YORK Money and stock H.rks,
NEW YORK, April Is
Depression was the leading feature Of Wall street
markets. to-day, and very unsettled feeling pro
| vailed.
MONEY was at ia35 until late in the day when
I loans made At ,.
STERLING dull; 4sj for co days, and is7Iaiss
for sight.
Customs receipts, $i39,Oo
GOLD closed at lI3i, the lowest point OF the DAY.
The highest prices were llis, made shortly after
opening of business. Carrying rates ,. and iiat
final rate 3. Assistant treasurer discussed si7.0Di
Clearngs si90OOOa.
GOVERNMENTS firm.
STATE BON DS dull and fraction lower.
STOCKS opened weak and declined TO !. The
decline was subsequently, recovered but during the
last hour OF business and just previous TO the close
the market was extremely weak, prices showing a
decline Of TO ?! from the opening rates. The lead
Ing features were Western Union, Pacific Mail Lake
shore, n. Y. Central, Union Pacific and Erie. Sales
Of stocks between 10 and O'Clock were lSutHJ
shares, (which 1900 were Western Union; - 90
Union Pacific 1000 Pacific Mail; 5000 New York
Central; 5000 Lake Shore. 6.i0D st. Paul go
Northwestern; 90 Erie. In addition 10 the above
about j0,uu0 shares changed hands between and
O'Clock, mostly Western Union. Pacific Mail, Lake
Shore and Union Pacific
Tho following are the closing quotations.
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The RoBnERIEs IN ELrzAnETnTowN.-later
intelligence from Elizabethtown is to the
effect thai it was the safe Of Judge Pond,
and not Judge Hand that was robbed on
the night Of the 9th inst, and that the bur
glars distracted about 81 200, but failed to
discover $500 more, which remained I'M
touched. In the safe Of c. n. Williams, they
found $50, together with some jewelry and
valuable shawls and other goods. They
also visited the postollice, where they took
SD in stamps, but found no money,
The postmaster having deposited it the same
afternoon. Three horses belonging to c. H.
Noble, together with double and single car
rage, and harnesses, robes, Ne, were also
taken, the thieves escaping in the stolen
vehicles with their booty. Officers are in
pursuit and it is hoped they will be over
taken.
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Linz IS CoRrUs capt L. II. Start has
brought writ Of daieas corpus, returnable
before hici-Justce Pierpoint, for the re-
lef st Of Nelson Gordon, the Willistou bur
= ar, now in jail awaiting transportation to
the State Prison, upon his sentence by the
City Court, on the ground that he was in
sane when he plead guilty and thel eiore the
tonEIction was illegal.
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Removable. Geo. W. Bromley. while
on his way to visit patient in Bolton. on
the 18th inst, met with an accident some
what demoralizing to his pers N, team and
medicine kit, as follows lie was passing
the rocks near the deep cut for the railroad
above the depot, about six o'clock when his
horse took fright at an incoming freight.
and backing. cramped the wagon 50 as TO
break the king bolt, throwing ont the Doe
tor, Scatterip his medicine, and injuring
him badly in his face, left arm and side.
The horse ran with the fore wheels towards
home till e brought himself up in Thomas
; MeGinr is yard The doctor was helped
To the der D., at Bolton, and brought home
On the ex press train three hours later that
evening. lie is doing well, and will son
be ab5u visiting his patients again.
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PoRT lIESRY.-A. b. lluntly, who was
so severely burned at the late fire. died
Sunday afternoon.
Fire was discovered, Saturday afternoon, in
a tenement house owned by John Donohue,
and occupied by Thomas Manning and John
Bashaw, whose effects were speedily re-
moved, line formed. and the fire extin-
guished in short order. 1t is thou yht the
fire took from the chimney or d Elective
aue The damage is slight.
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DR.. TUsrE says "lt is unnecessary FOR me Ia
enumerate the diseases for which the NEGEIISE
should he used. ! know Of no disease which will
not admit OF its uss with good results. Almost in
Vulnerable c1npla nts are caused By poisonous Sc
cretuns in the blood. which can he entirely ex-
PEELED rom the system By the use the NEGETISE.
When the blood Is perfectly cleansei. the disease
rapidly yields; all pang cease healthy action is
promptly restored, and the patient IL cured"
The remarkable cures effected hy VEGErINf have
induced many physicians and apoihecares whom
we know. e. prescribe and U.S. 70 IN their own iaui
lies.
IN fact NEGErtNE the bet remedy yet discov-
cred. and i the only reliable BLOOD PURIFIER
vet placed before the public. Sold hy all druggists
AMI dealers every where.
April 3-w5w
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ASsIGyEE,s SALE.

DURSUANT to an order in Bankruptcy from the
L District Court We will sell at Public Auction
10 the highest bidder the BIRD day OF April next
ut o'clock p. m, on the premises in Milton. the
following Real Estate. belonging to the real estate
Of Ell Barnum, In Bankruptcy, viz: The farm
Known as the u Home Farm Of Ell Barnum, now
occupied BY him, containing about 500 acres The
same will be sold subject to mortgage Of about
slOOo to Joseph Clark, and all other valid incum-
brances thereon. except the homestead hut free
and clear Of the homestead right Of said Bankrupt.
We will also sell at the same time and place, and
In the came manner, one house and lot and one
village lot. located on Bsrnum street. The saia
houss and lot and village lot RES from all sncum-
hsAnees.
il l5 3. = si4 S4Ezsx. sA.iss...
Milton. March %, i5Fl-1oWSW
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CHvEcH Festival AT JOHNSON The feSti-
val IN connection with the Congregational
Church at johnson on Thursday evening,
April >, was regarded As success. The
exercises consisted Of an old folks concert
in costume, an old-hshioncd New England
kitchen and Mrs farley works. There
were also warm sugar, ice cream and other
refreshments. Though there was consider
able sickness in the place, yet the atten-
dance was large The profits viii not fall
short ofseventy-fve dollars, which will do
much toward meeting the balance on the
parsonage. The johnson Meteor found .
ready sale
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y ..Ff d.
To Abigail Bennett and George " Austin. admin.
istrators Of the estate e. liam ; Bennett, late
VI lton, in said District. deceased.
GREETING
WHERE'S, Application, iu writing. hath been
w made 20 tbs Court Is said admin is.rstors
for license and authority sell all the persons and
the real estate % said deceased setting forth there
IN the amount ~ debts due from said deceased, the
charges %. adm "A stratinn, the amount of personal
estate. and the necessity and benefit nf such sale
Nhercupon- the said G. uTt nppointsd and as
signed The Eta day OF January. a y. 1874, To hear
and decide upon slii application, and ordered that
public notice tIcreul lee given to all persona n
teresied in "a estate. by publishing said order.
aud the nature ui said app eat ION. std the time ami
place OF hearing. three week excessively il the
burlington Free Press. a newspaper which circu
lates IN the ucishtuIhuud az those persons ID
teresei in estate, all ch publications. To 10
previous % the time assigned for hearing.
And where's, proof hata been produced % ths
satisfaction - said court that she order Of notice
all persons interested hath h.cI fully complied
with. by publication Thereof "a pursuance Of tho
order tf said court. according o. law; and that sAd
sale s~ury and bcucucit 3. and person haN
/ .u- appeared o. give hoTd- ior the pay meat 81
debts the said court doth. tlvreup'i order alI
c,cree tfat, the Who'll o. thu ie1s.ii and the real
estate u The sad deceased la sold. the ln uent
o. debts and charge, Of acui ni- 4ien. An i'ae sad
| adm 2 is;rafor> having been duly sworn IN oq-n
court be ore the Judge ~ said count. o. the atL..
discharge o.. -lil trust 10 -~iiiu- sush state
Therefore. the salt urt ratfl, hy Siatu- e.! the
power ant aufhur.ty the 90 --fv.u az anG b. the
laws of this state. hereby fs-u list AuthofiLs AMI
cmpnwe- you. tae sii1 administrators A. Aforesaid.
g. sell the whole %; the personal aud the ral estate
of said diseased together ;h the rcFerson 81 the
reversiou 81 Tho widows d0wrr th,ron, either st
public auction or NJ private sale.
Should you sell the i,ne NJ auction you viii give
not ce luur inicrii.n 80 Co d.. hy past Il non
hcation -hefeu ia iuur Of Tire .- pub ic places 10
the town Il Wilton AZ .etst i~vnr' days trev'vus
T. the day 90 SAFE.
You W. i make report to this court Of our pro
ce,diu.> gfun this license. 10 writing a. soon a
u.ay be after std sale shall have been cumpl-te',.
Z fIeulsllg stat therein. the and
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SnELuuRN R. c. Bryant set out. IN the
spring of =. 230, 600 frnit tree, and intends
TO set out in his extensive uur-eric, an
equal number this spring
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IN BANKRUPTCY,

nlSTRICT OF VERMONT. SS-rhe under
~ signed hereby gives notice of his appointment
assignee OF William II kimball, OF Westminsesr,
in the County OF Windham. and State Of Vermont,
within said District. Who has been adludy0d .
:. R. JENNrNsR Asaisnss.
Weodstoek. W.. March 81, is4-<lveW
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One hundred and fity-six carloads OF
lumber were shipped from here by the Cen
tral Vermont last week. The spring trade
Is opening brisk.
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The collector Of Whitehall, out Of an as
sessment roll Of S33. lO2 G., returns only
SI3 10 unc0llected.
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BARSIu ComNG.-A circular from =. I.
Baruum informs Us that his grea; show will
again visit this city early the coming sum
NOR
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IuE BRANDON BURCIARs.-ln reference to
the rumor that the burglars who operated
ON Mr. Whitaker jewelry store in Bran
don. had been caught at Ogdensburg, the
taiog says we have authority for stating
that the evidence Is conclusive of the fact
that neither Of the persons arrested is one of
those who operated in Brandon It is eyi-
dent that Mr. Whitaker jewelry store was
robbed Icy two persons, and it j. Just as eyi-
dent that they have no; Yet been caught, to
the knowledge OF belief of any one in this
section 80
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The Champlain Canal will not be opened
hefnre the first OF MAY.
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MERCHANTS NATI1NAL BA>K. -- N. "
johnson, for some years past clerk for L
". Peck * Co., has been appointed clerk
vice jesse Ayerill resigned.
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IHE DErAULrNC BRADroRD CAsmER.-T
father Of Wright, the defaulting cashier of
the bradford Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany, offered to bail him, but the young
man refused on the ground that he had COM
mittcd the crime and deserved the punish
mcnt. 1t seems that soon after his arrest he
attempted to commit suicide by shooting
himself with areyolyer. but it was snatched
from his handb by the officer He subsequently
took morphine, bat the dose was too large to
accomplish his object The first false entry
upon the books was made in July. 1872. At
the time Wright left he took s. 900 in gov
eminent bonds, $500 in gold, and 81. l35 in
currency, all ofwhich was recovered. While
at Potsdam he ehewed up $500 bill and
tore up a roll Of small bills which he had
taken from tie private box Of l.. F. Hale.
Treasurer. Part Of this sum Will he recov-
cred by putting together the shreds and
pieces
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

Butter has taken n tumble at Nergennes
from 42c. to 30 and 35t. Maple sugar is
worth there from IL to BE.
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Inc Bellows Falls people are in trouble
ABOUT The lack Ola graveyard. The inns
Oh 'H'' village alludes to the cremation
'dea' ana adds The question for this vii
iage is to burn or bury, and as we haze 20
place to bury We must necessarily haIa."
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WEsTPaR.. --fhe residence OF Mr.. Hunter.
Haf,h Of the village, was burned recently.
Kerosene lamp bursting in the hall was
Tue cause of the fire. Everything was des-
troyed.
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The suspension ufwork at the Port Henry
iron mines will throw five hundred men ont
OF employment
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ARLINGTON AND VICINITY.

Lake Champlain is ninety seven eesabove
tidewater.
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tn to this date one hundred and five
oranges have been organized in this State.
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THE MOST WONDERFUL DI>CoV-
EHy OF THE 18Th CENTTns.
DIR. =. ID. HOWE"S
dR4BI1N MILK CURE
Fou CONSUMPTION.

And all Diseases Of the THROAT, CHEST aud
LUNGS. The only medicine of the Kind IN the
wOrld)
SUBSTITUTE FOR Con Liver on.
Permanently cures Asthma, Bronchitis, Inciplent
Consumption. Loss of Voice.. Shoitness 81 Breath,
Catarrh, Group. Coughs. Colds 3c IN a few days,
ike magic Price 81 per bottle Ais.
DR.. S. D. HOWES
Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier,
Which DIFFERS from all other preparations in It's
Immediate action upon the LIVER, KIDNEYS lud
RIOOD Ii ia purely vegetable and cleaDses the
:, item Of all impurities, builds i right up aud
make. pure rich blood. 1t cures Scrofulous Ds-
cases III all kinds, removes Constipation, and regu-
i,Ies the Bowels For ." General Debility" Lost
Vitality" and " Broken Down Consttutions,'
challenge the 18th Century to find its equal.
Every Bottle is worth its weight in Gold.
Price 81 per Bottle,
Sill Nv Wells. Richardson 4 TO. Wholesal e
Druggists. At retail by X u stearDs Co, T. v.
Burritt. Vincent Tan, Henry d. Jones, Agents
DR. s. ID. HOWE, Sole Proprietor.
lei Chambers st., New York
Feb 6-wem sn
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AccmFNT AT PORT KENDALL. y. "A
serious accident took place at Port Kendall.
y. Y, on the 9Th inst, by which two men
were considerably burned. Charles Earl,
foreman for Cameron * Mcdonald, con-
tractors on the New York and Canada
Railroad, was engaged, together with an
assistant, IN loading seam blast, when the
powder took fire, causing an instant and
terrible explosion and burning both men
very badly about the body and face The
powder also flashed into the eyes Of the
men, injuring them badly. 1t seems that
The men had been ~luibbing for seam, and
that there was fire left somewhere in the
crack, which caused the explosion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

Paner -four barrels are cited as the latest
novelty
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JEMcuo.-A sugar house belonging to
Truman Ga.u-ha, containing three sheet
iron pans, one large store tub, one large
milk can and several cords Of wood was
destroyed by fire on Saturday morning last.
40 Insurance.
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Ma TROUBLE SINCE USINt.
VEGETINE.

This cer,iGes tia, my daughter has always been
troubled with a bumOr, which has caused frequent
swellings on her face and about her eyes. Ply
scians called il the Erysipe,as; but after having
taken two hotf les of the kEGETINE she has not been
troubled w'th II since. SIMON ALDRICH,
Charcstown, Mass.