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A CARD.
The friends of religion in South Albany, re
cently made us a very orderiy and complete do
nation of $117,52, for which we are truly thank
ful. K. H. BARTON.
Feb. 8, 18G6.
WHERE WILL
, HE A DONATION AND
I
Oyster Supper for Rev. P. H. White at the
Town Hall in Coventry, on 1 nuay evening, tet.
16th A pleasant time is anticipated and the
public are invired. ,,,,,.
Mr. & Mrs. L. Soper, Mr. and Mrs. S. Burbank,
Geo. Ide, " I. Parker, jr.,
G. Ulnkc. " B. F. Tower,
Charles Ide.
Coventry, Feb. 12, 18(36.
r.ieitoit or youth.
A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
ctR'cts of youthful indiscretion, will for t lie sake
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it, the recipe and directions for making the simple
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do so by addressing
JOHNB. OGDEN,
No. 13 Chambers St., New York.
ST IS 4 Mir, BUT TKUE.
Every yo'mg lady and gentleman in the
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by addressing the undersigned. Those hav ng
fears of being humbugged will oblige by not
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their obedient servant,
THOS.F. CHAPMAM,
831 Broadway, New York.
TO 0.UJIIT1VUS.
The advertiser, having been restored to health
in a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after
having suffered lor several years with a severe
lung affect ion, and that dread disease, Consump
tion is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used (tree of charge), with the direc
tions for preparing and using the same, winch
they will lind a si ur Ci ke for CoxstMrTiox,
Asthma, VJhoxciiitis, Cukuis, Colds, and all
Throat and I.lmg Affections. The only object of
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snllerer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
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Parties wishing the prescription, full, byre
tarn mail, will plca-e address.
Ur.v. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
A COUGH, COLD, 03 SORE THROAT,
REUl'lltLS lMMi:t')IATK ATTENTION AND SHOVL1)
Iir tllr.CKI'.l. Ik ai.i.owld TO contixuk,
Irritation of the Lungs, a Permanent
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Lung Dlncasr
IS OI TLX TIIK KKSt'LT.
nrmioLHni TDnnuco
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rSISIGERS AND PU8LIC SPEAKERS
will find Troches useful in clearing the voice
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rfh-th,e GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or
oilier tirst premiums awarded l hem. Illustrated
atal'igues free. Addres-, Mason Hamlin,
Poston, or Mason Bkotheus, New York.
1
WI3liUr.!S! W (IIUKi:! '. I
Dovoii want Whi-kcr or Moiistin lies? Our!
I irceiaii Compound will toree them to grow on
the smoothest Cues or chin, or hair 011 bald
heads, in Six Weeks. Price SI, 00 3 packages
for S'2,00. Sent by mail anywhere, closely
se;ileil,nn reecitit ot riv.
Addre-s, WARNER & CO., Box 138, Brook
lyn, N. Y. 15 v I
MAlMUKlj.
In Craft-bury, Jan. Will, by Rev. K. P. Vv'ild,
Mr. Lew is T. t'ass and Miss Susan M. S'.nttton,
both of Craiisbuiy.
In Albany, Feb. 8 h, by Rev. U.N. Hovey.Mr.
John R. I lodges of Richmond and MNs Nancy
M. Shepard of Albimy.
In W e-tniore.Feb. 4tb, by Calvin Gibson, F.s., j
Mr. David J. Orue and Miss Cynthia M. Daniels 1
ot e-tinoi'e.
DIED.
ry, Jan. 11th, Stephen Corey, ned
In Crafts!
M year-.
In Crafisbury, Jan. :ilst, Mr-. Mary f
widow 01 the late Seba Stimson, aued 7S.
sed are the dead which die in the Lord."
tinison,
"liles-
oston Z'i'I X X 15L ct.
Corrected trreA-ly from the .V. E. Farmer.')
W H 0 I, K S A L V. PRICKS.
Wi pniispay, Fr.n. 7, 1SGG.
1 LOUR AND MLAL.
F.xtra biands,
10.00 a 12.00
I. 'i.oo a lo.liO
7.-") a 7,7-5
S..30 a 51,0!)
9,7-5 a 10,71
II, 00 a 12, 'Jo
choice extra,
We-ti rn, super.,
coin, extra-,
medium ilo.
choice do.
GRAIN.
Coin, Southern yeliow, per bu,
Wc-tciii inixeil,
Wheat, western,
live,
)a:.,
iiors.
First sort, 1S(',.,
PROVISIONS,
lice I' mess western,
Ka-tcrn,
Pork clear.
Mi -s, be-t,
I'i ;mc,
'.f.ani.ifU, per lb.,
,92 a ,0o
,00 a ,'.)3
1,00 a 2,80
1,00
:- a 02
35 a 60
17,00 a 24,00
a
32,00 a G.5.00
20.00 a 31,00
24.1H a 24..")0
18 a li) 1-2
IS a 10
12 a 14
12 a 10
o.OO a 7.00
38 a 42
23 a 33
.'laiiis j-.'iioked,
llo-, div. i d,
PRODl'CK.
Ajiples, di'ini, per in.,
do., per lib!.,
Iluiler, per i., 1st quality,
2nd i.ualily,
!!i an-, per small and extra,
Marrow,
ISlile pod,
Cranberries, bushel.
Cheese, per lb., Knitlish dairy,
Vermont & New York,
Peas, per bu., Canada,
Potatoes, Jack-ous,
Onii ns, per bbl,
Poultry,
lij-'f-'s,
STARCH.
Pearl, per lb.,
Potato,
SALT.
Cadiz,
Turks Island,
Haft, line,
Liverpool coarse,
Coarse tine,
SUGAR.
Havana, Nos. 8 to 12,
Nos. 13 to 17,
Nos. IS to 20,
Cuba M uscovado,
Crushed,
Powdered,
I'ollee crushed,
TALLOW.
Rendered,
Rough,
WOOL.
New York and Vcfmont, extra,
Fine,
Medium,
Coarse,
Pulled, extra,
Supeiline,
2.30 a 2.73
2.30 a 3.00
1.30 a 2.23
3,00 a 4,00
a
15 a 20
1,30 a 1,45
a 70
1,30 a 1,75
12 a 27
a 37
9 a 10
8 a 8 1-2
4,00 a 4,25
4,25
3,75
4,00
2,00
10 a 13
13 11 15 1-4
15 a 10
11 a 13 1-2
16 1-2 a 17
16 1-2 a 17
14 a 16
13 a 13 1-2
8 a 10
G8 a 70
(i5 a 67 '
CO a 65
50 a 55
65 a 80
55 a 75
Rlmakks. Business continues inactive. Buy
ers are holding back in anticipation of a reduc-
tion in prices
provenient.
Few sales and prices without mi
CATTLE MARKETS.
BBIGUTOX, CAMBRIDGE, AND BEDFORD.
Wednesday, Feb. 7, 18C6.
PRICES.
lieevcs-First quality, 12,50 a 13.00
Second. 11,50 a 12,00
Ti.ir 10.50 a 11.00
The above prices are per 100 pounds on the
tal weight of hide, tanow, aim '"-J, -
a ........ r... r..iii.n hn locks. S14.50 a $15,00
Poorest grades of cows, bulls, &c, fc9, a $10 00.
Working Oxen S'150 to 250 ; steers fcOa to loO j
i . thiAr viilue as lieef.
Milch Cows .i0 a 75; Extra, '80 a 100 ; belt
ers ; farrow, 35 a 4q.
VI...... a 1 1 O ..r.
Ivlts Sheen and lambs. In lots, $1,10
Barton Academy.
rrHE Spring Term of this institution will com
1 mence Wednesday. March 7th m .nfn.
eleven weeks, with the following Rnnrrt nt In
struction :
Miss SARAH E. MASON, Principal.
',S?IATTIE CUTLER, Assistant.
Mr. E. HARRINGTON, Teacher of Pen
manship. Arrangements are in progress tor supplying the
departments cf Music, Drawing and Painting,
with accomplished and experienced teachers.
The Trustees feel that they have been fortunate
in securing the services of Miss Mason, who is a
graduate of a celebrated Female Seminary, and
of ripe experience as a teacher ; and young la
dies designing to teach the ensuing summer, can
not find a better place for preparation, while per
sons wishing to pursue a higher course, will here
find advantages equal, to say the least, to any oth
er similar institution. Terms as reasonable as in
other schools of a similar character.
Board can be obtained at reasonable rates, and
those who wish to room and board themselves
will find good facilities for so doing.
No effort will be spared on the part of Trustees
and Teachers to render the term pleasant and
profitable. For further information please ad
dress ORR1N CUTLER,
A. B. MATHEWSON, Ex. Com.
I. K. DREW, S
F. S. FRENCH, Sec'y.
Barton, Feb. 12, 1866 8w4
Orleans Liberal Institute.
rpHE Spring Term will commence Wednesday,
1 February 28th, 1866, under the supervision of
the following Board of Instruction :
MR. ARTHUR BURBANK,
MR. E. WARREN CLARK,
Principal.
Associate.
MISS HATTIE E. FRENCH,
Drawing, French, etc.
MRS. AMANDA A, DWINNELL,
Teacher of Music.
MR. E. HARRINGTON,
Teacher of Penmanship.
TERMS.
Primary Branches, 3,25
Common English, ,3,7,5
Higher English, 4,2.5
Natural Science, 4,50
Latin, Greek aud Erench, 5,00
Penmanship, 1,2,5
Music, Reasonable,
Incidentals, ,2.5
The condition of tlia School is prosperous, the
last Fall Term having been as fu I ly attended as
any of its predecessors. Mr. Todd, who has had
charge of the Institute for the last seven years,
has retired from his connection with it. Mr" Bur
bank, his successor as principal, is an old and
experienced Teacher, formerly from Maine. He
comes highly reccoinmended as an Instructor of
large experience, and we bespeak for him an ex
tensive patronage. Mr. Clark has been employ
ed br several terms as Associate Principal. Miss
French is well known as thoroughly accomplished
tor the branches taught by her. The facilities
for instruction in music are "110 better anywhere.
There will probably lie a weekly Lyceum con
nected with the school as usual, with every facil
ity heretofore afforded. Board can be reasonably
obtained. Those who wish to room and b-jard
themselves, will lind good facilities for so doing.
H. McLELLAN, Secretary.
Glover, January 22d, IStSO.
AUCTION SALE,
VOTICE is hereby given that I will sell at pub
i 1 lie Auction to the highe-t bidder, on
SATPRDAY, -MARCH 10, 1NG6,
at one o'clock P. M., at the dwelling house on the
premises, ; lie following described land and prem
ises, situate 111 the town of Trov, v;z: lieing ail
ot lot number ninety in that part . f said Troy
'ortnerly gi allied to Jnhn Keilcy, excepting 2o
acres in the west part of s tid lot; also all of lot
numlierone bundled and one in s.,id Troy, which
las tin the west side of the road, and being the
firm and premise lately occupied by Stephen li.
Wing, deceased, .fnd also ihe lullowiug person
al property to wit : 5 cows, 7 yearlings, 22 sheep,
1 lumber wagon, 1 buggy wagon and a quantity
ot Farming Tools and Household Furniture.
Terms made known on day of sale.
ERASTUS BOOTH, Administrator.
Troy, Feb. 9, l.stifi 8w3
SEWI3H MACHINES.
( OO I) Sewing Machines at $.0, $2-5, and 8'35
I each, respectively. One entirely new kind.
with important improvements! surpasses every
thing heretofore in use, being of less complicated
construction and consequently less liable to get
nut of order, more easily understood and opera-
! ted, and more reliable and durable. Families
can now obtain what has long been desired, but
w hat the insniable aai j''e of monopolies lias m
long withheld A good, serviceable, reliable Sew
ing Machine, at a reasonable price. Everyone
warranted by the manufacturers to do pood icork.
T. l'. I'litJti, Agent.
Glover, Feb. 12, 18C(i-8w4
COASTAJVTLY ARRIVING !
A larc and excellent assortment oi
New and Nice Winter Goods.
CEO. 15. 110LMI',
KOC'K ISI,AM, st.v.sti:ai), C
1:.,
ls now receiving daily from the Northern and
Southern Markets, supplies of every species
of merchandise demanded by the wants
of the community. He has a gen
eral assortment of Goods. His
store is widely as being the
best place to trade out
of the
C 1 T V O F M (.) N T R E A L
There is nothing
adapted to the wants of
the country, but what he has
it, and which he wiil for cash
sell as low as any other merchant in
the country. Included in his splendid
stock may be found a choice lot of Ladies'
Dress Goods, Hats, Bonnets, Gloves, Trimmings,
FURS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
Hosiery. He also has one of the best selected
stocks of Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Cloths,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
mil ail lue various articles rcquireu ior 00111 la
dies' and Gentlemen's clothing and use.
Citizens of the United Slates will
bear iu mind that at the well
known store of George R.
a
Holmes they can buy
goods nearly
100 per cent. Lower than at Home.
GEO. R. HOLMES
has the best line of Prints, Brown and Bleached
Cottons, Denims, Batting, Ticking, Fancy
and Plain Flannels, &c., to be found
iu the Province. He has also
Flour, Pork, Provisions, Mackerel
Salmon, Cod, and other Fish.
GEO. R. HOLMES
has Taints and Oils of all kinds, which he wjll
sell at the lowest possible prices. He has
Lamp Oil,
Kerosene Oil,
Window Gla3s,
Nails, Hardware,
Crocker', Iron,
Glas
sware,
Teas,
Tobacco,
Spices,
Figs,
Raisins,
and in short a general assortment of all articles
usually found iii a country store. States Money
to-
t iken for Goods. Give him a call and examine
goods and prices.
Rock Island, Feb. 10, 18C6.
SEED WHEAT.
VVERY nice lot of Seed Wheat just received
and for sale low, at the Glover Mi.ls
Glover, Feb. 12th, 1866 8wl2
' THE
GREAT
REMEDY.
K? While most diseases re not obscure in tbm'r
development, and short in their duration, that of
the lungs ig insidious, deceitful, and often uncertaiu
in its real nature, till it has reached an advanced and
hopeless stage.
Yet. with this peculiarity in its nature, where
it is seasonably and properly attended to, its pro
press may be effectually arrested in the (Treat major
ity of cases This ct occurs frequently within
general observation anil experience.
Zy To arrest the existing irritation of the air
passages and the lungs, sjieedily and effectually, the
seat aud cause of cough, is an important step gained
toward relief and cure in the first stages of the dis
ease. C7"" But while the remedy confers this benefit, it
must possess another principle eijuallv indispensable
to complete the cure. It must at the same time
exert and impart nourishing, healing, and strength
ening influence throughout the whole system.
C?" Lung disease poisons the circulation, weakens
the fluids of the entire onmnism, and rapidly under
mines the constitution. It thus requires a" restora
tive of extraordinary efficacy to reach and relieve the
advanced stages of consumption.
HASTA'S
INDIAN PULMONIC BALSAM
possesses this mm combination. Prepared entirely
from vegetable substaures. with their balsamic lne.lic
i tal properties, it can lie taken at any time and un
der all circumstances with perfect safety.
Wniie it promptly and effectually arrests irri
tation of the uir-p Usui's ami the lungs, and rapidly
r. iit-ves cough, it renders them further assistance
by promoting a free discharge of their accumulated
mucus. u:.i at tiie name time imparts strength and
vigor to the whole system
fold by all Drugiri-ts and Apothecaries throughout
the New England States.
Joslyn & Sons, General Agents, Barton.
PAY YOU1S TAXES.
f IMIE tax payers in the town of Barton, are here-
by notified that all taxes unpaid now in my
hands for collection, must lie paid on or before
the 20th day of February, 1866, on which day I
will be at my dwelling house to receive said taxes.
If not paid in the time abovejnentioned, collection
will be immediately enforced.
J. BUSWELL, First Constable.
Barton, Feb. 5th, 1SGG. 7w2
SEVMOCR HE MIS' ESTATE.
ST A T E F Y E U .11 O N IT ,
OKLEAJiS DISTUICT, SS.
In Probate Court, holden at Irasburgh, in said
District, on the 25th dav of January, A. D.
1S6G :
Cyrus Bemis, executor of the last will and tes
tament of SEYMOUR BEMIS, late of Barton,
in said district, deceased, presents his administra
tion account for examination and allowance, and
makes applicaiton for a decree of distribution and
partition of the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon, ir is ordered by said court that
said account and said application be referred to
a session of said Court to be held at the Probate
Otilce in said Iraslu.rgh, on the 10th day of Feb
ruary, a. l). 18(50, fur hearing and decision there
on. And it is further ordered, that notice hereof
be given to all persons interested, by publication
of the same three weeks successively in the Or
leans Independent Standard, a newspaper pul,-li.-hed
at Rarton, in this State, previous to said
time appointed for hearing, that they may appear
at said time and place, and show cause, it any they
may have, why said account should not be al
lowed, and such decree made.
E. A." STEWART, Judge.
A true copv of Record. Attest,
tiw3 ' E. A. STEWART, Judge.
vrXTHIA STItLETEIi'S ESTATE.
q'S'ATE Y E 16 li T .
0 Orleans District, ss.
In Probate Court, held at Irasburgh, within and
l'orsuij djatrivt. 011 the 24th dav of January, a. i.
lS0(i:
An instrument, purporting to he the last will
and testament of L'Y'NTUIA STREETER, late
01 Lowell, in said district, deceased, being pre
sented to the Court by Kollin C. Streeter, the ex
ecutor therein named, for Probate: it is ordered
by said Court, that all persons concerned therein
be notified to appear at a session of said Court to
be holden at the Probate Otlice in Ira-burgh, on
: lie 14th day of February, a. a. and show
caue, if any they may have, against the Probate
of said Will; for which purpose, it is furtiier or
dered, that a copy of the record of this order be
published three w eeks successively in the Orleans
Independent (standard, a newspaper printed at
Barton in this State, previous to said time ap
pointed for hearing.
E. A. STEWART, Judge.
A tine copy of Record. Attest,
6w3 " E. A. STEWART, Judge.
BETSEY EEXSOVS ESTATE.
I'llV. Subscribers havmg been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of
Orleans, Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons,
against the estate of BETSEY BENSON, late of
I Irasburgh in said Disiriet, deceased, represented
I insolvent, and tj:e term of six months from the
22d day ot January, 1S60, being allowed by said
Court to the creditors of said deceased, to exhib
it and prove their respective claims before us:
Give not ice, that we will attend to the duties of
our appointment at the dwelling house of Heman
Churchill in Irasburgh, in said District, on the
lir.-t day of Man h and 2Sth day of June next, at
ten o'-loek in the forenoon, on each of said days.
W. C. l'AKUhli,
DANIEL O. BROWN, J
January 22, a. i. lNiO G3
Conir'
O.V.-177M-V 11.
VllATTS ESTATE.
V E IS 31 O T,
Orleans District, ss.
s
At a Probate Court held at Irasburgh, in said
di-tiict, on the 2d day of February, A. I). 18G6:
Horace Pratt, administrator of the estate of
JONATHAN H. PRATT, late of Troy, in said dis
iriet, deceased, intestate, uiakesapplication tosaid
court for license to sell all the real estate of which
said deceased died seized in this State, excepting
the widow's dower therein, but including the
reversion of the widow's dower and the hoiiTe
siead of the widow and minor children, described
as follows: A pa't of lot No 55 in said Troy,
supposed to contain about 40 acres, and the same
premises occupied by the deceased at the time of
his death, as a homestead: also one equal undi
vided half of a part of lot No. 56 in that part of
lroy, lonneriy granted to John lvelley, supposed
to contain 27 acres : also an equal and undiv ided
half of a part of lot No. 55, supposed to contain 3
acres, in said Troy, .lnd representing that the
sale of said real estate is necessary for the pur
pose of paying the debts asainst said estate, and
the expenses of administration, aud would be
beneticial to the heirs, and all interested in said
estale.
It is therefore ordered by said court, that said
application be referred to the 22d day of Feli
ruary, a. i. lMHi, at the probate ollicc in irasburgh,
for hearing and decision thereon ; and it is furth
er ordered that all persons interested, be untitled
hereof, by publication of notice of this applica
tion and "order thereon, three weeks successively
in the Orleans Independent Standard, printed at
Barton, iu this State before said time of hearing,
that they may appear at said time and place, and
they see cause, oiyect thereto.
Given under mv hand at the Probate office in
id Irasburgh, this 2d day of February, A. D I860.
E. A. STEWART, Judge.
A true copy of re o 'd.
7 w3 Attest, E. A. STEWART, Judge.
C?OM 31 B S S I O 3 13 1 : 8 K OT 1 C E.
GEO. H. HEMIXGWArS ESTATE.
r
HE Subscribers, having been r.ppointed by
the Hon. Probate Court tor the Di.-tnet ol
Orleans, Commissioners to receive, examine and
uljust all chums and demands ot all persons
linst the estate of GEO. II. HEMINGWAY,
tte of Craftsbury, in said district, deceased, rep
ented insolvent, and the term ot six tnontlis
from the 30th day of January, 18(i6, being allowed
iv said cout t to the cred ltors ot said deceased to
xhibit aud prove their respective claims before
us :
Give notic, that we will attend to the duties
four appointment at the Orleans House, -in
Craftsbury, in said district, on the hist Mondays
it March aud July next, at one o clock, in tue at-
teruoon, on each ol said days.
W. J. HASTINGS, irnm'rs
EPHRA1M A. HOYT, S
Craftsbury, Feb. 6ih, A. D. 1866 8w3
ADMINISTRATOR'S
AUCTION SALE.
r I "he Subscriber as Administrator of the Estate
! of Joseph N. Hill, late of Greensboro, wiil
sell at public Auction on the premises hereafter
desrribed, on
i: BS 12 IJ A 15 V 2 2. 1866,
commencing at 9 o'clock A. M., the following de
scribed Real Estate, to wit: One equal undivid
ed half ot the Homestead f arm occupied by the
said Joseph N. Hill at his decease. Said tarm is
situated in Greensboro, on the west side and ad
joining Lake Beautiful, and comprises 130 ucres
ol excellent lanu, neing me wnoie oi 101 io. in
the 6th Range and 30 acres ot lot No. 4 in the 7th
Range ; nnd is well divided into mowing, pastur
age and tillage. Ihe buildings are in good con
dition and convenient. I will also sell at same
time and place the following named personal
property, to wit : 2 Horses, 2 Colts, 8 Cows, two
Heilers, 3 Calves, o Sheep ana wine, one gooa
Gig Waggon, 2 farm Waggons, 3 Harnesses, 1
single sleigh ; also a lot of farming and dairy
tools, and "house furniture, together with several
tons of hay, 225 bushels of oats, and ten bushels
of corn, with various other articles too numerous
to mention.
Jabf.z Pinstf.y, Administrator.
Greensboro, Jan. 29th, 1866.
J. N. WEBSTER,!
PHOTOGRAPHER.'
BARTOW, VERMONT.
Photographing done in every style of the art.
Small pictures copied and enlarged to any
and finished in India Ink. A large assortment
of Albums nnd oval frames always on hand, and
lor sale cucap.
E. B. TRIE & CO.,
FURNITURE DEALERS
NEWPORT, VERMONT.
A good supply of Stoves, Crockery, Tin
Hollow Ware always on hand. Also carpets.
FUBXISHIKG
WAREHOUSE.
NEWPORT
: . i"
111
E. B. TRUE k CO.,
(Successors to Reynolds, Averill & Co.)
MANUFACTURERS
AND
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN
FURNITURE,
CARPETING,
PAPER HANGINGS,
STOVES, AND STOVE PIPE,
BRASS, COPPER,
IRON AND TIN WARE,
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
COFFINS, CASKETS,
Their assortment of Furniture and other house
furnishing Goods is much larger than any in
the county. They keep the best there is
in market, and they feel confident of
satisfying the demands of the
most fastidious. Please to
drop in and see them.
They will not be un
dersold. Nei
ther will be
beaten
In the Quality of the Goods Sold.
Their assortment of
Parlor & Chamber Furniture, Chairs,
MATTRESSES and MIRRORS,
i s superb.
STOVES
We have stoves of every desirable style and pat
tern. We have the celebrated
S T E W ART S T O V E
which are so universal a favorite with every wo
man, and every housewife in the country.
Also the
G 0 O J S A M A R I T A N
Both of which are excellent Summer and Winter
Cooking Stoves. We also have Dodge's
Patent Soap-Stone Stoves.
E. B. TRI'K.
Newport, Jan. 22, 1866.
M S TfOOT
i3vrrroiv
DRUG STORE!
WM. JOSLYN & SONS,
At the old stand continue to furnish Physicians
and families with
PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
Particular attention paid to supplying families
w ith all and the best ot
DYE AND DYE STUFFS,
Our stock of
Patent 3Ietlicines
is very large, iucluding everything in the way of
Family Medicines, Iloi:cft Cattle Med
icines, H.tir Restoratives, &c, in
use at the present time.
And our stock of
PERFUMERY & FANCY GOODS,
Hair Oils, Soaps,
Brashes, Shoulder Braces,
Trusses, Pocket and Table Cutlery,
Wallets, Ladies Bage, Ladies' Boxes, Writing
Desks, Children's Toys, Ladies', Gents',
and Boys' Skates, pistols, re
yolvebs, rifles and
Shot Guns
can't be
beat in this section. Also
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Miscellaneous Books, Toy and Blank Books,
Photograph Albums, a large lot of
Diaries for 1866,
and almost everything in the line of Stationery.
We have a great assortment and desira
ble patterns of .
KEROSENE LAMPS, GHANDELIFRS,
and Lanterns with all their fixtures, and in
Paintg,Oils, Spirits, Japan, Varnishes,
Colors, Kerosene & Burning Fluid,
We do an extensive business, and feel confident
that we can satisfy all, both as regards
quality and price.
size
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Pure Spices, Nice Cut, Plug,
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, and
Cigars. . .
Barton, Dec 25, 1865.
and
New Firm.
The Store in Barton formerly occupied hf W. F.
Walker, has been thoroughly remodeled
throughout and the entire stock of
Goods has been purchased
toy
HALL & JOSLYN,
who have recently made large additions to their
stock, which they are bound to sell at the
lowest market price. Having al -
ways on hand full lines
Prints,
Delaines,
Ginghams,
Alapacas,
Poplins,
Dress Goods,
and so forth, of every kind, style and description.
LADIES,
Come and see those charming and fashionable
Nubia Hoods,
And Clouds,
And Breakfast Shawls,
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(Both brown and bleached)
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In sbort they have nearly everything to be found
in a first class village store.
RZADY MADE CLOTHING 1
(A good assortment.)
Cdd and cruel Winter has come!
(Now Is the time to dress up.)
Window Curtains and Wall Paper !
(A full stock, on hand.)
BOOTS & SHOES !
(Great bargains in these.)
Moccasin Boots, Rubber Boots, and
Arctic Overshoes.
GROCERIES !
(A full supply and to be sold cheap )
Hiirdwurfi ! f il o .'.-n.aio I Crookory 1
(A large supply.)
SALT ! SALT ! SALT !
(Coarse and Fine.)
L S ! N A
N A I
I L S
(A light price to a heavy article.)
0The choicest brands of Family Flour al
ways on hand, and will be so!d at tne Bottom
Prices. We have bought our Goods to be sold,
and wi'I sell them at prices which defy competi
tion. We will be happy to show our goods to
all who mav- favor us with a call.
Barton, Dec. 25, 1805.
NEW DKUG STOKE
JUST OPENED AT
BARTON LANDING,
13Y L. 1). WILSON,
An experienced Druggist, where may be found
a tun assortment ot
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE STUFFS,
including Family Dyes, all of the purest and te.-t
qualities. Also la tent Medicines, and all the
I?opuIi Remedies
of the day, togtether with a wood show of Sta
tionery and iilauk .Books, Albums at
market prices.
Yeys foe the Little Folks,
Dominoes, Chess and Checker Men, Playing
Cards, Hesh .crushes, looth and Nail
Rrushes, end a general assort
ment of
FANCY GOODS
and Yankee Notions, Putty, Glass cut to order,
best lline Powder from V. S. Hill, and
Canary Seed,
PPLES, ONIONS
CIDER.
Orders by express nd otherwise promptly at
tended to.
PHOTOGRAPHING
done on Fridays and Saturdays. Those wanting
pictures will please come early. All who may
want nnyttimg in my nne, will please give me a
call, l win ao my best to give tnem satisiac
Hon.
Rarton Landing, Dec 25, 1865.
STOVES
AND
HOLLOW WAKE,
TtKj CLASS JAPANNED
AND
WOODEN WARE, STOVE PIPE,
SlNK.Sj SAP PANSt
'
SPOUTS, ARCH MOUTHS. BROOMS AND
BRUSHES, STRAW AND MANILLA
PAPEH, BAY STATE AND
BOSTON
M .A- T C II E S ,
a full assortment of
WIRE WARE, TABLE CUTLERY,
and Plated Ware, for sale by
H. O. WHITCHER, Agent.
Barton, Dec
H. CHAMBER!,!
EespectfullrtiTites the attention of the public to
w ec ouu uiuttt compiero as
sortment of
STOVES
PARLOR AND BOX,
ever onerea to the people of the county. He has
me worm renownea
STEWART COOKING STOVE,
which takes the lead of anything in the Store
line. Call and see them. Also
PUMPS, LEAD PIPE,
ZINC,
IRON SINKS,
SAP PANS,
SPOUTS,
TINWARE,
GLAS.SWARE,
HOLL O WWARE,
STOYE PIPE,
(all sizes.)
Tin and Sheet Iron Works,
DEt-Gftirlxxs Iouo
on the shortest notice. Bartertaken in exchange
for Goods. Please examine his stock be
fore purchasing.
Barton, Jan. 1, 1866.
WOODMAN'
BOOT MB SHOE STORE,
WILMOT'S Bl'ILDINtf, OPP. POST OFFICH,
BARTOIT, VERMONT.
I HAVE on hand a larpe assortment of Boots,
Shoes and Rubbers, of every style and varie
ty, to width I ask the attention of the public. I
trnve the very best Gent's Thick and Thin lioots,
Calf bahnorals. Fancy Slippers, Misses' Cloth,
Goat and Calf haimorals. CopperToed lwxts for
Children. Infants' Shoes of all kinds and stvles.
Rubbers for Men, Women and Children. Also
BQQT A.ND SHQE FINDINGS,
Knives, brushes, hlackin?, Thread, Awls, Shoe
Nails, Hungarian Nails, Heel and Toe Irons, Cot
ton, Linen, and Shoe Lacings. In fact I keep
everything in the boot and Shoe line, and that too
ot tne
VERY BEST QUALITY.
He gives his undivided attention to business, and
pavs cash tor his goods, and will
SELL CHEAP FOR CASH!
Let no one wlio wishes for a superior article of
boots and shoes, mil to give him a call.
AVIIIPS.
I also keep on hand a large and excellent assort
ment of Whips. Call and see them.
JOHN L. WOODMAN.
Barton, Dec. 25, 1865.
S. D.& H. W. SMITH'S
AMERICAN ORGANS.
The most perfect and beaulilul musical instru
ments in the world !
Seventeen rirst Premiums over all competitors
at State Fairs during the month of October.
Wiih a reputation established solely upon in
trinsic merit, and without the aid of celebrated
names and paid testimonials, the American Or
gans have t;iken the highest rank as First-Class
Instruments.and are justly acknowledged to have
no fupwrior.
ihe attention ot the puollc Is eallcd to the A-
MEKicAX Okgax as an instrument long sought
for in the family circle, which, with new patent
improvements, is adapted to all kinds of music,
particularly the connected organ style with its
sustained tones and harmonies, and Sacred music,
so much desired in American homes.
The Amf.uican Organs excel ail other instru
ments of the kind in many important particulars.
Thcv are superior in their greater fulness and
depth of tone, capacity of expression, elasticity of
tone, and quickness of action, rendering them
perfect in rapid movements.
Ihe American organs are const, ucteci on tne
principle of the large Tipe Organ, ant in depth and
sonority ot tone npproach nearer tliat granu In
strument than any other organ yet manufactured.
and are the only real rped organs now before the
pnlilic. Most so-called "Uruans consist simply
of the action fastened upon the bellows as in the
common melodeon, and enclosed m an organ
case : but tte American Orgaxs contain an
organ wind-chest, called the Reverlierating
Sound-box, which has the same important part to
perform an the bnunding-lioard iu a pianoforte.
to give tiody and resonance ot tone, un account
of this and other great improvements the Ameki
can Okrans rank the tirst in ihe market, and
command a higher price then all other reed in
struments, besides 'his wind-chest, the Ameri
can Organs contain the largest Del lows used in
any instrument of the kind, giving strength and
steadiness of tone, truly a dcj-ideratuui in any
Organ.
The bellows being provided with a safliv vnlve.
it is impossible to "choke" the tone by oMr blow
ing.
The Improved Knee-swell, being placed at the
right ot ihe perti inner, is managed with perfect
ease. By its use, the quantiiy of tone may be
gradually increased or diminished troni the t'lan
is si mo to the Fortissimo, and rice versa.
I he Moizando expression may also he intro
duced at pleasure, swelling particular notes with
tine orchestral efleets, which are absolutely im
practicable and unattainable iu all "Automatic"
or similar attachments.
The Tremolo peculiar to the American Or
gans is universally admired snd appreciated, giv
ing a pleasing and beautiful variety, sympathetic
in quality, and is capable oi me most toucuiug
effects.
in connection with the Tremolo is the Patent
Forte Stop, which consists in so arranging the
treble notes in front, that, at will, they may be
made mure prominent ; and, wiih a subdued ac
companimcnt, a tine solo effect may be produced.
The Keeds arc voiced witn gieat c.tre and skiii.
An American Organ containing more than one
set of reeds has a variety in the voicing of each
set, so that in using the full power the tones
blend into great volume, and tuey are so voiced
that thcv will remain in tune for years.
The American Organs are superior In the me
chanical finish of the action and interior musical
parts. The valves are of material expressly pre
pared to avoid all sticking or cracking ; are thus
durable, ana will always nc in older.
The Kevs. Reeds. &c, are pertect m their tinish,
and this gives the quickness and brilliancy of
tone.
The American Organs are finished in the
highest style of art, in Hosewood, Jet, Walnut,
and Oak cases richly Varnished, Polished, and
Enm-aved or m Smooth uu foiisn, lormmgeie-
eant pieces of furniture for the Parlor; and the
Walnut and Oak cases especially adapted for
Churches, Lecture, School, and Lodge rooms.
We ail special attention to tne style ot Amen
can Orgrn, containing the super-octave coupler
and subbass. For churches in want of a power
ful instrument, whose means are limited, itt
moderate price renders it very desitable.
It contains seven stops, ana is enpame oi great
variety.
The AMERICAN urgans an conram ine uouoie
Bellows, Tremolo, Reverberating So"und-box, and
improved Knee-swell.
These instrument nave a capacity irom tne
single reed five-octave organ, through all the
various combination of reeds, up to eight sets and
sixteen stops. The power ot the large pedal or
gan is verv great, the deep sub-bass tones having
the strength and depth of the sixteen feet pipes
m the large pipe organs.
This latter instrument is finished in an upright
ease, and is adapted for large churches, and for
the use of conventions, oratorio performances,
&c. Every instrument is f n 1 1 y warranted to
prove good and give satisfaction, and the public
may always reiy on uemg laui.v iw iimkhwiij
tieated. Organs are securely boxed (free of
charge) to go any distance.
S. D. & H. W: SMITH,
TREMONT, OPP. WALTHAJI STREET,
BOSTON, MASS.
POWERS & STORY, State Agents, Bur
lington, Vt.
Dr. F. M. Perry, Local Agent, Barton.
S. W. Parker, Local Agent, Newport.
LIGHT.
" A T.T. at H. Chnmberlin's Shop in Barton and
Vj take a look at Batcheldcr's Patent Reflecter.
It is a splendid thing.
' 1 ASH paid for Furs by
H. 0. WHITCHER.
New ftbueriisements.
IXOWER AND VEGETABLeIeedsT
Vick's Illustrated Catalogue of
SEEDS,
AND
FLORAL GUIDE,
FOR THE SPRING OP ISfifi.
of the choirs, flr,"m8 !' aescnption
the best YeiibtaL .i Jw." 2L" wor'd- an.d
ture. Illustrate, I,. i ulrecuons tor cut-
the cost. 6 icu enw wnicl k not half
Flowers from
dress lue Pst summer. Ad
JAMES VICE, Rochester, N. Y.
PATENT OFFICES.
TNVENTORS who wish to take out Letters Pa-
-. lciii arc uuviseu IO cnnnspl wifl, umcm UTTxrikT
& CO.,editors of the Scientific American, who have
prosecuted claims before the Patent Office for
..c..jr x Tcuiy xears. ineir American and Eu
ropean Patent Agency is the most extensive in
the world. A pamphlet, containing full instruc
tions to inventors, is sent gratis. Address MUNN
& CO., Imo. 37 Park Row, New York,
TI? V TT t-MOORE'S RURAL NEW
1 III 11 . YORKER, the ereat Agricul
tural, Horticultural, Literary and Family News
paper. Ably conducted, finely printed and illus
trated (over Forty engravings in the four num
bers for January.) Adapted to whole Continent
both Town and Country. Largest circulating
Journal ot its class in the World, and thousands
added every week its cash receipts for 12 days
cnd,rS?nuary 6 1866 '"K $33,859,51 !
bend 3 for a year or, if you wish to know more
of it tirst, the 13 Numbers of this Quarter (Jan
to April) will be sent. On Trial, for only 50 cts.
1 ry the Rnral and see if it is not t bust.
Address D. D, T, MOORE, Rochester,
JUST PUBLISHED.
Physiology and Laws of Health,
By Edward Jarvis, M.Dr.of Cambridge, Mass.
1 he only text book published which recognizes
the true object of the study of Physiology in
&chools,-the health of the student.
A. S. BAENES & 00., New York,
Publishers of
Davies' Complete Course of Mathematics,
Parker & Watson's Readers,
Monteith & McNally's Geographies, &c.
Illustrated Descriptive Catalogues of the best
works in every department of Instruction sent
free to any address on application.
THE i A new
WILD IWEEKLY MAGAZINE,
ROVER.' OXLY 10 cents,
Elegantly printed, filled with Original Stories,
Sketches, and Thrilling Romances of Adventure,.
4fC, Src.
For Sal? by all Newsdealers.
4 per annum; $2 for 6 months; $1 for 3 months.
Address
JONES & HILL, Publishers,
32 Congress St., Boston.
"THE RIGHT WAY."
A Radical Newspaper, present circulation 65,000
copies weeklyreaching every State and Terri
tory of the Union. A portion of one page devo
ted to advertisements at 60 cts. per line. Orders
may be addressed to GEO. P. ROWELL & CO.,
23 Congress Street, Boston.
GEORGE W. BERRY & CO.
MANVFACTC1-E8S AND DEALERS 1M
WALNUT, CHESTNUT, AND PAINTED
HAWSER FURKtTUREj
REFRIGERATORS, BUREAUS, WARDROBES, &C.
1 and 2 Holme's Block, Hay market Square,
BOSTON.
J. K. SOUTHMAYD,
Corner of Bromfield and Tremont Sts., Boston,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer iu
French and American Confectionery, Vanilla
Tatfu, Everton Tatfu, Chocolate Caramel and the
celebrated "Southmayd Molasses Candy. Also
a large assortment ol: Foreign and Domestic
Fruits, Jolly, Preserves. &c
SOUTH MAVD'S
Celebrated Balsam of Tolu Candy.
This article has been found a most effectual
remedy for the alleviation and cure of COUGHS.
COLUS, 1 t'LU JSJiZA and Uronchial attections.
It will also lie tound of very valuable assistance
to SISGERS and PUBLIC SISGERS, as it
relieves Hoarseness and tickling of the throat in-
tantaneously.
CHALLENGE COFFEE.
This Coffee is without a rival for a Substitute
for Pure Coffee.
It is sold tor one fourth the price of pure Coffee,
and hardly distinguishable from best Java.
FOR SALE BY ALL GP.OCERS.
II. 13. NEAVHALL,
MANUFACTURER,
Xo. 36 South Market Street, Boston.
THE ISABELLA BLOOM
ORIENTAL DYE
Is the article which gives freshness and bloom to !
ihe complexion, such as cannot be produced b
any other cosmetic now in use. No lady should
be without it.
Price 50 cents. For sale by apothecaries gen
erally.
Dr. G. II. VAXSTEIX,
Sole agent for the United States.
No. C. Tremont St.. Boston. Room No. 3. I
'I O TIIE LADIES.
I Miss Gi ild cttors to the public her supe
rior Crystal Palace Chart tor Cutting Ureases,
which is conceded by competent judges to sur-
oass anv invention of the kind ever offered tothe
American public. She teefcs fully warranted in
saying that it is as perfect a tit as human ingenu-
itj' can render it, and should be iu the pos.essioii
f every ladv. It is simple, easy, and graceful.
idapted lo fit every form aud size, from litile
girls of seven years to the largest adult.-. Diree-
lons printed in lull on every Uhart. .None gen
uine unless the Crystal Palat e is engraved upon
it. and the address of the inventresn printed.
Copyright secured, and no infringement allowed.
Agents are wanted m every pan oi ine couu
y. This Chart will be sent to any person on re
ceipt ot 82 addressed to
NmsLLUi itupen, vt
Ladies wishing a tape measure must inclose 15
cents extra.
Miss Guild warns people from buying, selling,
or using a chart called Ihe National Chart, by
Miss Jane Eddy, Nashua, N. H., as it is an in
fringement of her copyright. Any person print
ing, selling, or using the counterfeit chart will lie
prosecuted according to law. One A llert J. War
den has been extensively engaged in selling the
counterfeit chart, and is supposed to be tho per
petrator ot the torgery. Any information lead
ing to his arrest wdl be lilicrally rewarded
I AKE Your own Soap with B. T. Bab
ill bitt's Pure Concentrated Potash, or Ready
Soap Maker, Double the strength of common
Potash, ana superior to any saponiner or lye iu
ihe market. Put uo in cans of one. two, three,
six, and twelve pounds, wiih directions in Eng
lish and German, tor making tiara ana !ort aoap.
One pound will make fifteen gallons of Soft Soap.
No lime ts required. Consumers will find this
the cheapest Potash in market.
B. T. BABBITT, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 72
and 74 Washington St. New York.
('IIAPPKW 11AL, t AtB, tare,
SUNBURN, &cCertain and imme
diate Cure. --liegeman & Co.'s Camphor,
ice with Glycerine, it used according to the
directions, will keep the hands soft in the coldest
weather. Price 25 cents. Sold by dniggisis.
Sent bv mail, on receipt of 33 cents. Heoeman
& Co.,' Chemists and Druggists, New York.
IVATURE'S SOVEREIGN KEMEW-
11 AT.S. Keleetie Compounds trom Plants.
Wm. R. Puixce, Flushing, New York, for sixty
years omnrietor of the Linniean N arseries, hav
ing discoverea Positive l ure ior an ocroiuiou
and Chronic diseases, including Catarrh, Bron
chitis, Nervous Debilities, and all others resulting
from impurity ot the niooa. ana nitnerio aeciuiu
incurable, will road his Treatise on all diseases
for 15 cents. Explanatory circular one suiulp.
Dii rci pii FSI PILES!
- LL outward applications are time thrown
t awav. harrisos's peristaltic
rnrPxaES remove the cause, via: Costive-
ness. They are the only permanent cure of
Piles, either bleeding or blind. For sale at
1 Trpmont Temple, and by all Druggists, or will
v. :
be sent by mail on enclosing 60 cents.
J. S. IlAKivisu at w.) ropneiois.
MOTHER S !
Children die by thousands -Worms the cause
whose lives might have tiecn spared, had
used Van Deusen'a White Conlectiona.
Children are a fond of them as they are of Can-
dy. Sold by Merchants, 23 cm. a Box. Sent by
nnilon receipt of the price. VAN DEUSEN
TtKftTH F.HS. Kinirston. Ulster County. New
York.
ffta aperti0cmetti.
Ladiesjfesiring a Smooth, Clear and
Beautify
C0
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--s. , a -Ai' kr ail iv 1 1.
1 . i w.. -mi m w im I mm -
Ladies should niw thin i;a,i t:i..
It has no eaual for Roa.,.,-A.n
ih.eSomP,exion and SOLD BY DRUG
GISTS EVERYWHERE.
Depot 74 Fulton Street. New York.
EPA Physiological View of Marriafa.
containing nearly 300 pages, and 130 fine Plat
engravings of the Anatomy of the Human Or
gans iu a State ot Health snH Tktfiu with m
Treatise on Early Errors, its Deplorable Conse
inencM upon tj,e Mind and Body, with the Au
thors Plsn of Treatment thn
successful mode of cure, as shown by the report
of cases treated. A truthful adviser to the mar
ried, and those contemplating marriage, who en
tertain doubts of their physical condition. Sent
free of postage to any address, on receipt of 25
cents in stamps or postal currency, by address
ing Dr. LA CROIX, No. 31, Maiden Lane, Al
bany. N. Y. The author may be consulted unon
any of the diseases upon which his boob treats.
Medicines sent to any part of the world.
AliCAXA WATCHES.
The cases ot these Watches are manufactured
uf didbrent metals into which gold is forced by
means of extreme heat and a surface left of 18
carat gold, which is lasting and elegant. They
are gotten up in handsome style and are eqnal ia
appearance and finish to gold watches costing
four times the price asked for them. They are
ail excellent time keepers. We sell
uents large size, detached levers, Hunting
cases, for 30
Gents' medium size, detached levers, Hunt
ing cases, for $25 to 28
Ladies', Hunting cases, very handsome, $25
Ladies' Guard Chains, beautiful styles, 83
Ladies' Chatelaine chain, beautiful styles, $8
Genu' Vest Chains, heavy and elegant. 1 to 8
Wholesale and Retail. No Watches ever be
fore offered to the public equal these for beauty
durability, and excellence, when the price is con
sidered. Address Arcana Watch Co., 62 Ful
ton Street, New York.
$100
A MONTH SALARY will be
paid for AGENTS to encage in a
new, honorable, pleasant, and permanent busi
ness. For full information, address C L. VAN
ALLEN, 58 Beaver Street, New York.
WANTED. 927.60 per day. Agents want
ed, ladies aud gentlemen in every county
in the United States to sell the Ink Powders of
the American Ink Company. The powder sells
for forty cents per package, and will make ink
enough to fill fitly bottles of the siae usually re
tailed at teu cents per bottle. A smart agent can
sell a gross of it a day and clear $27.60. The ink
can be made from the powder in three minutes
in common boiling water. It is a perfect black
nK, tne Dest in tte world. It flows easily, does
not corrode the pen a particle, never gums up,
is not injured by freezing, aud its color will Ust
torevcr. tvery tamuy in America will buy it. as
package will last a family for years, and ink
can be made in small quantities as wanted. With.
each gross we send a thousand circular, with.
testimonials Irom clergymen, lawytrs, teachers,
merchants, commercial colleges, editors, 4c, and
the agent's name on the bills. Only one person
will be made agent for a county, ine oae first
sending thirty dollars for a gross of the powder
will receive it by return express, together with
one thousand circulars and the right to sell in the
county he or she designates. If others send for
the same county, the money will be returned to
them free ot expense. To make sure, one had
better designate several counties, either ot wnicn
he or she will take. Send for tftide list and cir
culars if you dare run the risk of waiting, or send
the money for a gross. Letters addressed to the
mayor, postmaster, cashiers of the banks, or the
express agents of this city, will show that the
business is honorably ana squarely conducted.
An ink powder will be sent by mail to any ad
dress free of charge on the receipt of forty cents-
Address, writing your name, town, county, ana
State distinctly, American Ink Company,
Manchester, It. II.
THOMAS W. LANE,
Clerk for the Company and Special Agent.
NOTICE.
PROBATE COURTS will be held at my office
in Derby, ou Monday, and at the Probate
oftice in irasburgh, on ihursday ot eacu ween.
until farther notice.
j. A. blfctVAltl, juuge.
Irasburgh, Dec 1, 1865.
thaTnobleanimal, the house,
IV ILL be the better every way if fed occasion
1 T ally a spoonful of
ALGEN'S CONDITION POWDERS.
They will cure most of the diseases to which
horses and cattle arc liable, increase the appe
tite and spirits, and, with respectable grooming.
-'ive a bright, glossy appearauee to the hair.
They arc the result of actual and long continued
i xpeiiment, are prepared with the utmost care.
from the very best material, and guaranteed
vastly superior to anything known. Many Ver
mont gentlemen, owners of nne horses, buy
hem by the dozen, and give them freely. As
a consequence, their horses are always in good
condition and spirits, and remarkable for their
-mooth, shining coats, tor sale by merchants
everywhere. L. L DUTCHER & SON, St. Al-
Mins, t., proprietors; Demas Barnes & Co.,
New York, John F. Henry & Co., Watertmry,
Vt., wholesale agents.
HARNESS SHOP.
N. M. SCOTT,
At Glover Village, will be pleased to see all his
old customers at the well known shop,
where he continues to make the
BEST HARNESSES
to lie found in the State. He keeps
a larger assortment ot Harness, s than any
Harness Maker m the county, and will sell ihetn
on as reasonable terms.
pryD crp PT, AT3TrP.TR "RRTTSTTES.
UlUJiJSJj DLJUX AJjlfc, XJiU U-DO,
Curry Combs, and everything usually found in s
Harness bbop, all which will be sold
cheap ior cash down.
STOVES.
He has on hand a good assortment of Stoves,
both Parlor and Cook, which he intends to
keep constantly, and which will be sold
at a small advance for cash down.
Very particular attention is re
quested to the
!" Olive Branch" and "Model Cook,"
which are acknowledged to be the very best cook
stoves now in nse, the Stewart Stove not ex
cepted. Let every woman call ami see
these Stoves, as tbey are the ones
particularly interested. They
are the very best in market.
TINWARE.
A fair assortment of Tinware always on band.
Stove Pipe, Iron Ware, Mop Handles, &c
Glover. Jan. 17, 1866.
iberationT--This is to certify, that I have
j this day given my son, Jesse C. Wheeler,
his time during the remainder ot hi minority,
and I shall claim none of his wages nor pay any
debts of his contracting after this date.
IR.4 WHEELER.
Witness, G. H. Smal!y.
Albany, Jan. 31, 1866. 7 w3
WALTON'S REGISTERS F03 1S66,
" . At JOSLYK'S.
BIIK K FOR SALK.
1
'HE SUBSCRIBER has some 50,000 brick.
of the very best quality, tor sale.
Barton, Dec 20th, 186S 62w8
Pelts, Hides, Rags, Old Paper,
PRINT PPfcK xR.utwt
Copper, Pewter, BrtLSS, Lead, Old
Iron Feathers. Bees' Wax,
Arou tamers, ne "
the I V'r) A T.T. KINDS OF PRODUCE
No. U AUU IVAL' ur
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taken in exchange for goods by
U. 0. WH1TCLTER, Agent.
NOTE LOST,
stolen on or about the 4th day of
OST or
hj December last, a
niiM of hrtnd MTaun ' o.
they Church, or bearer, and t-iirnd mtu. ronnnip.
allrt made payh' on the t"'0' loWJ;
all(j fljr the sum of 71. "n enuorve-i
thereon. I hTeIy forbid any person purchasing
aid note, as it is my property.
8. tt. CBU&CH.
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