THE BURLINGTON, VT. FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING DEC. 29, 1865.
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a large live twij - ...
Av.rus.-SiyleJ. of theVer
riiOTOOM-" ., ;n again on
xnont Gicustom about the time of
Ann "J1 ."tm, determinca that every
the rir friends shall hare an Album, ir
tht' , STnriM. are any inducement
M vrfPfremtbe celebrateJ manu
ftchas ust received xromiuc
of Samuel Bowies a
factory oi
tie''S,P?n of MbVmB in America, upward.
D,n Wred dX" worth, which are now
Cf at to Gallery. These Albums are
T" the same time, me most uuk U1
they are, s tne t6 di.
Sent Vinds.emDracinc some of the most ele
Sn bound biota ever brought into the city.
TfthYvrlceriiits from fifty cents to twenty
JaUar and i one third less than the publishers
everv one can be suited. Don't fail
7.11 aid look at the assortment before pur-
chasirff elsewhere.
The- DuLuoue Daily Times says : " 'The Llt-
.i. rvmnral.' cubliihcd in Chicago, 111. by
Alfred L. Sewell, is universally admitted to be
ihp best child's paper now in existence." As it
mtts bat onedollar.it would be a grand holl
day gift-
Srrus Vekvoxt Gaixebt or Am. This
rtt class Photographic establishment, still con
tinaes on the "even tenor of its way," adding
each year to its popularity and its business; the
patronage bestowed upon it during tbepastyear,
exceeding very largely that of any former year.
The extent of the Gallery the elegance with
nhich it is furnished the ease with which rooms
located on the ground floor can be reached, to
gether with the very large number of fine pic
hires on exhibition, with something new almost
(Tery day, tends to male it one of the most
arreeable places in the city at which to "drop
in and look around," while the superiority of
all tie dinerent kinds or wort, is so evident
that when once in, it is the most natural thing
la tie world to nave come iund oi picture taicen
Oar citizens, and the people from the town.
around, cannot do better than to "call eftcn.";
Oval a.vd Sqcaee Fbaues. Persons looking
for Picture Frames, will find a very full assort
ment cf all kinds and sizes at the Vermont Gal
lery of Art, all of which will be sold low at very
low pjuies. can anu see mem.
I'kei'Aek for the Holidats. As the Holi
days are close upon us, now is the time to get
ready for them. As there is nothing we value
more highly than correct and beautiful like
nesses of our friends, whether living or dead, it
follows that no more acceptable gift can be
inade, than a picture of this kind. The largely
increased demand Tor fine colored riiotographs
at Styles' Vermont Gallery of Art, is sutHcient
evidence that the proprietor's efforts to introduce
this style of picture, have been appreciated by
the public. Mr. TV. II. Jackson still continues
I. color exclusively for this establishment, and
the fact that of upwards ot three hundred pho
tographs, finished by him during the past year
inr.il vector mlnr and India ink. lfs than half
a dozen have been rejected, although all custo
mers have the privilege of refusing this kind of
work, if it is net satisfactory when nnishcd,
shows conclusively that his work is good.
Persons having old and fading pictures of de
ceased friends, should not delay having them
copied at once, as they are liable to be lost en
tirely. The photograph can be made any size,
and when finished in oil, are equally durable
with any painting, and as a general thing, far
more beautiful and life-like.
Persons having work of this kind to be done,
will do well to call at the Gallery and examine
the many specimens on exhibition.
Vzbuoxt Scksust- The large Photographic
Views of Vermont Scenery, for sale only at the
Vermont Gallery of Art, when neatly framed,
make a very appropriate gift for tho Holidays.
Every house should have at least a pair of them,
as truthful representations ot the grand and
beautiful stenery of our native State.
'Britl.iNCTOx Business College. This Ins
tion is designed to impart to young men a tound
pi actual lusinctt education which shall fit
them for active duty in any department of busi
ness. The College Monthly with all information
my be obtained by addressing Bryan Stratton
and Hovt, Burlington Vt.
Burlington, Sept. l.lKfi wtf
jVcirti of. the week.
By Telegraph;
. Nsw York, Dec. 22.
The Heralds Kichtnond correspondent says
the people of that city arc in a high state of
excitement in apprehension of an outbreak
among the negroes during the approaching
Holidays. It is reported that preparations
for a gigantic insurrection had been made by
the extensive gathering and secretion of
arms Fears are felt that the negroes will
attack and rob the railroad trains. The
Supcrintcodant of the Kichmond and Dan
ville Railroad has issued a notice that no
freight will bo carried over it between the
21st and 9tli of January. The correspond
ent believes the apprehension groundless.
A Washington despatch, says Assistant
Secretary Oliandler has been recognized by
tho President as acttng Sec. oi the Treasury
during the absence of Mr. McCulloch from
Washington.
The aggregate force recently ordered to be
mueteredoiit of the military service is 30,
000. A special Washington dispatch says offi
cial information from the French Govern
ment has been received that the Emperor in
tends to withdraw the French troops from
Mexico. Yet it is vaguely given out by the
French minister in diplomatic circles that
while such is bis intention. Maxirnillian ex
pects to supply their places with Austrian
troops, numbers of whom are said to b
on their way to Mexico.
New York, Dec. 23.
A Washington dispatch says a quorum of
the committee of ways and means and appro
priations nil remain in tcssijn during tho
ireos of the Congress. Congress will bo
called upon for further appropriation for the
aupport'of indigent Indians during the win
ter. The estimates arc that 1,100.000
are necessary The western tribes are re
ported as being extremely destitute.
Maj. Gen. Wilson, direct from Georgia,
reported to (Jen. Grant last evening in this
city.
Niw Yoke, Dec. 23.
Sec. McCulloch was entertained at the
Astor House jenterday by u select party of
friends, lie btatcd that his visit to this city
is entirely unofficial. He attended the New
England dinner in the evening.
New York. Dec. 23.
7,30s Ittscries US 2d scries 07 tM sc
ries 971 5,-20s of 'C2 102J of '01 1001
'C5 1011 Jan. Coupons 1451
New York, Dee. 20.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says .
It is stated in Washington quite positively
that Gen. Grant will sail immediately after
the holidays in the flag ship of the gull
squadron, for the Kio Grande. Com. Win
slow has sailed in the Champion via New
Orleans leaving his flag-ship lor the General.
It is statch that the eucccworship of the
U. S. Judgeship vacated by the death of
J udgc Catron belongs to the South and will
not be filled for a time.
Cuicaco. Dec, 20.
A terrible case of suffocation occurred
from 3, at the llrcmcr Hotel. Saturday
night. Five men were killed and perhaps
six ; they all slept in the same room. It is
supposed that alter they retired, the cap of
tne gas pipe winch was only stuct on witu
wax fell otfallowinc the jras to enter tho
room. Five w re found dead in the morn
ing, the other was still alive.
New York, Dec. 2C.
The Herald' t Vera Cruz "correspondent,
dating Dec. 13th says the old Imperialist
rumor that Juarez has resigned the Presi
dency of the Mexican Republic is circulated.'
it is a canard, intended as before to affect tho
siexican itepnblican Loan. The Imperialists
just before the sailing of every trench steam
r, hatch up stories to bolster up the cause
oaiimilUn in Eorope.
.1 KiOUSCE. 01 .Montreal
Wasiiixcton'. Dec. 27.
Senator Doollitlc of Wis. is apparently on
intimate Urms with the President which
occasions tbc rumor that when Sec. Harlan
resigns he will succeed him.
Dixon of Conn, will naturally have the
place of Postmaster General if Mr. Dennison
resigns.
Tho Government printer is overrun with
work ordered by Congress and finds it very
difficult to keep up with the demands upon
The Committee appointed by the House to
inquire into the propriety of the governments
assuming the war debts of the States will no
uouot report in tavor of it.
T-i it r . . . .
Ace nainnan Stevens is known to be in
favor of the plan. The purpose is to make
the southern States pay their full share of
suppressing the rebellion.
New York, Dec. 27.
Hon J M Goodwin.OongrcEsional delegate
from Arizona, telegraphs his arrival at San
i-rancisco on the 19th, and that he will ar
rive st Washington about the 12th of Jaa
uary.
The surceon in chief of the Freedmcn's
Bureau, has received a report from the chief
xneaicai omcer in J cxas representing tne san
itary condition of the freedmen of that State
as the best possible.
The Chilian Minister has received infor
mation ofa protest of his government against
the recent Spanish decision to treat as pirates
an persona in board the privateers ol Uniit
who are not natives of that country. If this
is carried into effect, the severest retaliatory
measures will be resorted to by the Chili
ans.
New York, Deo 27.
The Tribune's despatch eivca the following
account ol auairs at Alexandria va
Yesterday was a scene of rapine and mur
der, the result of bad whiskey and habitual
and diabolical hatred of the negro ; from the
most trustworthy information it u inferred
that at least six ncsroon were brutally
killed by the rioters whoso wholesale as
saults were entirely unprovoked. So
great was the mob of drunken chivalry that
the police and military were powerless
to stay their actions, and until long alter
nightfall they held hish carnival to the ter
ror of the more respectable inhabitants of
the town.
Washington was also the scene of a larcc
number of acts of violence against unoffend
ing colored men and women, who were bru
tally assaulted by drunken "white brutes who
have thus far been permitted to go unwhip-
ped of justice, even such as is disposed to
negro-haters by the magistrates of ash'
ington.
Netv York, Dec 27.
A Washington despatch sayd Secretary
Stanton in reply to the Senate's resolution,
states that no one has been employed by tbc
War Department who has not taken the oath
prescribed by Congress except those who
were appointed Piovisional Governors of
States recently in rebcllion.who have receiv
ed compensation for their services out of the
Y ar Department.
Itie arrival ol semmes, the riorum pirate,
at Washington was daily expected. lie will
be tried by court martial, for violating the
laws ot war, in numerous instances.
St. Loris, Dec, 27.
Mr. Lockbridjre, representative of railroad
interests in Texas has arrived in Kansas City
on mission to the President of the Kansas
City, Fort Scott and Galveston R. It., with
a view to the completion of that road with
its lexas connections.
The people of Texas arc fully alire to the
importance ot tbc improvement and hope it
will soon be completed.
Mr. Iiockridgc rays that the hope of spee
dy railroad connections with the northwest
nnd the resumption of railway traffic and
travel is ctusing a spirit of enterprise to
pervade the State and the people generally
arc anxiously looking forward to the resto
ration of the State to the Union.
New York, Dec. 27.
U- S. Cj of '81 1071 7.30s 1st scries 9S1
2d series 9S 3d scries 97, 5 20s of 'G2
1035 of 'C4 1011, of'05 101110 -10s
2J Jan. Coupons 115 Gold 1 iC.
Ogdeneburg 21 mortgage 37J.
Vt. Central 1st mortgnge 79.
Flour, dull Western Kupcrfirui to
75 ; common extra 8,50 to 9.00 ; medium
$0.00 to 10,50 - Good and ctwiccSt. 1-ouia
11 to 15.
Corn, quiet Western mixed 103 to 1,00
yellow 104 to 10S.
Oats, firm Northern, and Canada COo
to C2c.
Butter 35 to 45.
Cheese 10 to 19.
Boston MnrLet
Wxdxisday. Dec. 27.
F1a)UR The market for Flour has been rather
dull the past week. Sales at K 23 e 7 Ti for Wes-
tern superfine , 9 JO 10 50 for medium d , and
1 IS 12 1 1 for good and choice, Including btneuee,
Ohio, Canada and Mlehlean, the latter pries enly
for choice brands. St Louis Flour ranging from 13
0 IS y bW. has been In fair demand. Corn Meal
has been In moderate demand at 4 75 4T S V bbl for
good shipping brands. Buckwheat 5 21 0 1 X fc
lOOEtJ.
GRAIN Corn Is held firm but has been In moder
ate demand. Western mixed has been (old at Jl 03
13 1 00 i and Western and Southern yellow at 1 03
18 1 OS 1 bush. Oats hare been In moderate de
mand. Northern and Canada at CO (S 63c ; and
Prince Edward Island at 57 B 59c buih. White
Beans are In fair demand. Common and tood blue
pod I 50 0 2 25 i and marrow and extra pea 2 25
2 75 pluih. Canada Peas I 30 1 CO fboib.
In Rye small sales at 1 15 t bush. Shorts tZi B
Vi -, Fine Feed 30 IS 32 ; and Middlings 40 IB 42 t
ton. Barley t & 1 20 V bush, as to qnallty.
PROVISIONS The market fur Pork remains
alioot the same. Sales at $25 a? 27 for prime ; 30 S
for mess ; and 36 18 33 for clear, cash. New Beef
has been arriving more freely. Sales of Eastern
and Western mess and extra mess at 1 19 e 23 ; and
fAmllyextraat21lS25 p-bbl. Lard is dull at 20 a
le t Ei In bill and tierces. Smoked Hams 18 a? 19c
lb. Hogs hare been in fair demand at 13 B Hie.
as to quallty.asd eitraat lllc lb. Butter Is firm.
Sales of good and choice at 40 a 45c. Including New
ork and Vermont dairies, and 33 0 33o for com
mon an! fair. Canada has been telling at 30 fi) 35c.
Cheese has been in fair demand with sales at 1G0
20e i !b, Including factory made.
WOOL The demand ha been good the past week
and very full prices have been realized. The sales
comprise C50,00) Q s fleece and pulled at E! 0 Sic t
All fine Wool Is held very firm at the elos e nd
for medium and low grades there Is a better feel-
ing.-
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
By Telegraph to the Free Press.
Wkdkssdat Dee. 27.
Atmarket I03S Cattle.
Market Beef extra t cw t. , $ 13 50 S3 1 1 4,00
Firstqnality, (1203 B 13 CO.
Second quality, J9 W & $950.
Third quality $7 00 7 CO
Working Oxen, per pair, $100, 150 0250.
Cows and Calres, IB, 47, 50, V &UO
Yearlings, $25 0 23.
Two years old, $330 47.
Three years old, $50 0 CO.
Sheep and Lambs 1816 at market. Prices, In lots
2 00 3 CO 0 4 00. Extra A selections. 4 50,5 00, CM,
IS" 9 00 or from 3 to 9c per S.
Hides, Si 010c per E.; Calfskins 20 022e.
Felts, 1,50 02,00 each
Tallow, 8 B 10c
Swine 15CO at market.
REMARKS.
There were about 250 less Cattle than last week,
but owing to the soft weather and it being the day
after Christmas, the supply was ample. Quality
not very eood generally.
Sheep, the number was less than last week. Some
of the drovers said that prices were cue centra
lower, but in sales giien to us, we think there wa,
but little difference from last week.
DOXATIOX PARTI.
AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH IN CO LC II EST EE,
for the Benefit of the Pastor, on
Tuesday Afternoon and Evening, Jan
uary 2d, 18C0.
OYSTERS and other refreshments will be provided.
The Public generally are Invited.
T.8. BROWNELL, J r
E.B. MORTON. JCcm'
wltd2t
SPECIAL NOTICES
A ConsitiCTiosALAE.ii)maT. If DIeaM Lai
sapped the foundations of your life, and ti grada
ally, but rarely, carrvlng you to tie grave, It Is
Important that you should at once proceed to lulld
up and amend your comtltutlon.
PLANTATION" BITTERS,
arertccmmctdeJ wife ti greatest confidence for
this purp tee.
They jffeQt and pleasantly relieve the Dyi pep
tti sufferer, cuic Langoor, Headache, Diitreis after
Eating, Pains In the Side. Back and Stomach, and
all other alliacaU arising from a Stomach octcf
order, and arrrit Utfrogrtu cf chronic Jittar.
They are the most delicious and asrceahle tools
ever offered to the people.
rv-t i .... ...... .
Mt ufore r0Ui vias O0 quejUonj fcr rour
Stomach's sake."
Their good effect will be felt from the very Cnt
trial.
Particularly recommended to weak and dellcat
females, clergymen, &c To bo found everywhere
Try, and bt Coniinctl.
SCdAWlm
M RS . WIXSLO W,
An experienced Nurse and Female PhyslcJas,
Presents to the Attention of Mothers htt
SOOTH 1 A (; SYKUP
For Children Teething,
which ereatlv facilitates the croce&s efteethinr. br
softening the rums, reducing all Inflammations,
will allay ALL PAIN and spismodle action, and Is
SURE TO REGULATE THE ROWELS.
Depend unon It. mothers. It will el ve rest to your-
soiree ana
Relief aud Health to Your lulunts.
We have put up and sold this article for ovar 30
years, and can lay t m conjunct and truth of it what
we have never been able to say of any other mad
ilne nctr Aaf it failed in a tingle inttance te effect a
sure, when timely used. Never did we know an In
stance of dissatisfaction by any one who used It On
the contrary, all are delighted with Its operation
and speak In terms of eommendatlon of its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak In this mat
ter " leaoJ ire it Inoir," after 30 years experience
and pledge our reputation for tkt fulfilment ofukal ut
here declare. In almost every Instanco where th
Infant Is suffering from pain and exhaustion, re.Ie
will be found In fifteen or twenty minutes after
syrup Is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany eac
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simlle ol
T1S t PERKINS, New York.Ii on the outside
per.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
PRICE, ONLY 35 CENTS PER HOTTLE
June 5 dawCmois
itch: itch: itch:
Scratch ! Scratch ! Scratch '
"Wll BATON'S OINT.M EXT
WILL CCItE THE ITCH IN 4 HOURS.
Also cure Salt Unicsi, Uu-tm, Cdilblaim. and
all Encrrioxs or tuw Ssis. Price '5J cents. For
sale by all druggists.
By sending 60 cents to WEEKS i POTTER, Sole
Agents, 170 Washington street, Boston, It will be
forwarded by mall, free of postage, to any part cf
the United State?.
Oct. 25, 1345 dawljr
A COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT
Jlrquires immejiate attention and tkonld t
checked. 1J allowed to continue.
Irritation ol tlie Lull"-, n Permanent
Tliront Allectiuii, or an Incurable
Lung I)Ncu-e
is orris the ucsclt.
Upon n' Itroiichial Troches
UAVIXa A DIRECT IxrLPaXCC 0V THE PARTS, GIVE
ill MEDIATE REUvr.
I'o Ilronrhitis, Asthma, Cntiirrii. Con
sumptlvc and Tliront Disease,
TROCHES ARE CTSD WITn A LIT ATS OOOD 9CCTES-
SiNOERS AND TUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find TVodtrt useful iu clearing the toiee when
taken before Singing cr Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unu'ual exertion of the voesl
organs. The Trtdket are recommended and pre
seribed by Physislans, and have had te.-Umoota
frcin eminent men throughtut the country. Bol
an article of true merit, and having prored the
efficacy by a tatt or many rear, eaeh jear And
them In new localities In various parts of the world
and the Troche are universally pronoaneed better
than other articles.
Oetai.1 only "BruWS's BroxchialTrocuis," and
do not take any Cf the H'erthteti tmUationt tha
may 1-e offered.
:old everywhere in the United States, and
Foreign Countries, at 35 cents per box.
Oct. a
.1 HOUSEHOLD AECESS1TV EXIST
FOR THE USE OF
Dunio's Catarrh Snutl,
Which, in the first stagencf a cold aetsllke magic
Headache, Hoarseness, Diphtheria and Bronchitis,
Sore fcjej, Ieafneai,BadTasteandSmell,belngthe
result of Catarrh. This snuff remotes and prevents
all these, and Insures a healthy Head. Its effects
are pleasant and safe even Ft Infants who suffer
from SnufSee.
Itbasthehlgheit profe!onal testimonials. Sold
by allDrngglstJ.ereentby Mall to all parts ofU S ,
for 30 cents fosOneBox, or$l for four Boxes.
Addrc.., JAS. DCIlNO, P. 0. Box 1235,
New York.
Wholesale, by D.BARNES a- CO., 21 Park How, N.Y
Dec. 9. dVw(m,
KNOWLEDGE OFTEN SAVES
Every living being haa In his system IMPURI
TIES. When thee are within their natural limits, our
health Is good but when they are iu excess, pains
colds, rheumatism, gout, debility, costlvcncse, di
arrhea, dysentery, erysipelas, Je, afltlct us.
What we have to do to recover our health is to take
out from the BOWELS AND TI1E CIRCULATION
the excess or Impurities This done, health follows
or necessity.
BRINDRETII'S PILLS
are the only medicine that can do this with entlr
safety to all the organs or the body.
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
are now living who have adopted BRANDKl.TII
PILLS as their only remedy for periods of
thirty to fifty J cars, and whose average health
excellent. They have always cured themselves
when tick, by using these INNOCENT AND IN
FALLIBLE PILLS.
Principal office, Braudretb.' Building, New York.
Nov. 30. dawlm
hair dye: hair dye: batchel
ors Hair Dye is the best In the world. The onl
true and perfect Dyo Harmless Ins tan tan eou
and RcIUble- pro ueet a splendid Black or Natur
al Brown remedies the 111 effects of Bad Dyes, and
frequently restores tho orlginil color. Sold by all
Druggists. The genuine Is signed, W. A. Batehelor
61 Barclay street, New 1 ork.
Jan. 3d. 16C5. dawly
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERSA
Druggist said the other day, you have no need to
advertise your Porous Plasters, fur every one sold
certainly causes a doien to bo avid, and a doten
sells a gross, and so on. You will not be able to
supply the demand soon. But we can supply a
thousand yards a day.
AFFECTION OF THE SPINE CURED.
nartford, Ccn., Nov. 11th, 1561.
Messrs. Tuos. Allcock A Co Please send, with
dispatch, twelve doien Allcock's Porous Planters.
Our dally experience confirms their very superior
excellence. At this moment of writing, a man ap
plies for cne, who, by entanglement In the shaft of
machinery, had both his legs broken, splno severely
injured, and was for nearly a year entirely helpless.
This man round rclier very soon byjthe application
or a plaster to his spine. He was soon enabled to
work, and now he labors as well as ever. lie would
cheerlully pay $5 for a s!ngle,Plaster ir they;could
not be had at a lower rate. I am surprised that
surgeons do not make use or their perforated plas
ters, to the exclusion or all others, as their flexibil
ity and adhesiveness are greatly In advance cr all
other plasters with which I am acquainted ; while
the perforations peculiar to them rendered them
greatly superior to all others for ordinary surgical
uses. Knowing the Plasters to be so useful, I have
no scrup'ea that my sentiments should be known.
J. W.Jobnsox, M. I).
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York.
Sold by all Dealers In Modlclnea.
Oct. 25
ROCKING HORSES
A NEW LOT of Rocking Hcrses, at
HARTS.
D5.22-dtf.
No.
4 Bank Block.
PKRRV'S MOTII AND FRECKLE LO.
TION. Chloasma, orMotbpitch, (iL-oIJiertpot,)
anu inU;o, or Pretties, are often very annovlnc.
particularly to ladles of H:ht complexion, lor the
dlieolored spots show more plainly on the face of
a Monde than a brum tt but they greatly mar
the beauty of either ; and any preparation that
will effectually remove them without Injuring the
textcre or color of the jVin Is Is certainly a deside-
ratlm. Dr. B. C. Perry, who has made dbeaeei o
the ikla a specialty, has dlaeovered a remedy for
these ducoloratioas, which is at one P.cmpt, Infal
lible And tiirmUt,
Prepared only by B. C. PERRY, DennatologUt,
' Bona oireei, new orx, ana ua sale ty all
d ujaiiU ( price $7 per bottle. Call for
PERRVS MOTH and FRECKVK LOTION.
Sold by all Drustfiti In Burllneton.
uec. is. worn
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS.
These plasters have the compactness of kid lather
and the flexibility of a silk glove. They have
cured varicose veins and external aneurisms. For
alljafiectlons of the chest, weight about the dia
phragm or upper portion of the bowels, Is colds and
coughs, for Injuries of the back, for all strains or
bruises, for a weak back, for nervous pains of the
bowels, and ether nervous aficctlocs and cramps,
for heart affections, In all thelo eases they hare to
be used to be properly appreciated.
DR. I. T. HENDERSON'S LETTER.
Dr. T. Allcocs aia-: I have been suffering un
der a severe attack of neuralglo disease of my bow
els for years, with hypertrophy of the heart, and
have tried everything known to the practice of
mediclue from the Tery best M. D.'a ; but truth
prompts me to say that your plastors have glren me
more permanent relief than anything else I hare
used, and I believe will produce a perfect cure.
The counter-irritant effect of your plasters Is
produced la such a mild and gradual way, they so
Invigorate the circulation around the parti to
which they are applied, and exert upon all nervous
dljcases such a great sedatlr Inn uaatt, that I
place tbem confidently at the head of every plaster
now In use.
Yourj, Tery truly,
I. T. HENDERSON, M. D.
27 I5i5dawlm
ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT
While the attention or the enemy Is fully
Engaged Hy Grant.
the attention of the general public Is no less earn
estly engaged by
CKISTADOKO'-S HAIR DYK,
which li accomplishing wonders In the way of Loan
Of lng heads that age, or sickness, or capricious
nature had disfigured with unslghtlr hues. Milton
sa s truly that
PEACE HATH ITS VICTORIES
no less renowned than war." Manufactured by J.
CR1STADORO, No. 0 Astor House, New York.
Sold by Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
Dec. 27 dVwlm.
OLMANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Is especially reeomme-xird by the Medical Faculty
fur the cure of diseases or tho Stomach and Kidneys,
Rheumatism, General Debility, Dropsies, Chronle
Genurrheea and Cutaneous Diseases. For those
suffering from the effects of excesses of any kind, it
Is perfectly invaluable. For Female CcmplainU It
s a priceless remedy. It never falls to effect a cure.
It Is theBCiT and . CHEJPr.ST preparation or
Bucku offered to the public. Price One Dollar per
bottle. For sale by all Apothecaries.
BURLEIUH A- ROQERS, Wholesale Druggists, Si
Hanover St.. Boston. General Agents. w3m
.Harried.
In Ferrlsburgh on Thursday Dec.Tth'.by Rev. CM
Seaton, Mr. Soloman A. Williams of Charlotte to
Mis Lucy Booth or the former place.
Ia Chi cap- Dee. Itth at the residence ef A. E
DIsbop by tic Rev. Charles II. Fowler, Mr. Thom
as Perry of FJruira, N. Y. and Miss Achsa A. Whip
ple of Chicaso.
InEltnlraN Y. Dee. Hth by the Rev. A. Dull
D. D. Capt. Wm. II. II. Peek formerly of this elty,
to Mrs JuIliC. CoveiUrElnilra.
In Rutland, Vt.. on the 6th lost., at the residence
of Mr. H. II. Douglas, by tha Rev. A. Campbell,
Mr. Wm A. Reynolds, of Fort Edward, N. Y., to
MI.MBunieeMoNleiof Durlineten.
1)10(1.
Id HurliBKtoo, Dec. iuh, Melikent, joscfest
daughter of William and Margaret Soott.
In this elty Dee. 25tb Lotinda wife afJIouarU.
Drew aged 46 years.
f; At East New Yolk. L.I. on Tuesday evening
Dee. I9tb Rev. VharieaCleveUnd, Rector ofTrlnlty
church, ol that place.
The deceased formerly preached In Shelburnin
ttil County, and was a brotber-sn-law of Rev. Dr.
Illcks oT thii elty.
In Colchester on the 21st lost. Mist Sarah Jane
daughter erC. W. and Jane Smith, aged sixteen
tears and seven months.
TH E NEW YORK TI.MES
Enlargement ol the Dally, Semi-Weekly,
aud Week!) Times.
The Largest and Cheapest
iYEIVSPAPEII
iv the united states
Ihe New York Times has been enlarged ti the
size or the Loudon Times.
Eaeh number contains eit( pages of tecen col
umns each or Jifty eir columns in all maklcg It
tne largest newspaper in uie Lnitea oiaies.
The TIMES will contain regularly
I'ull Congressional Report.
Report oi tbc LegUlature.
.Messages and Public Document-.
Reports or Curt- and Public .Heeling;.
huropenu New In Full. JJgja
I'oit-ign mill Domestic Correspondence.
News from nil ports ol the World.
Lilerarj .Vetva,SeIectIon,nud 3Ilcellnuy
Ererrthln: possible will be done to mako the
TIMES the most valuable and interesting Family
Newspaper In the United States. Its price will re
main unchanged, in spite of the fact that IU lite
and contents hate been lncereased one-fourth.
The following are the nrlces of Ihe e4ltions. ta Ta
ble In all eases in ad vane ;
The Dally Times, per annum til
The Dally Tunes (Sunday Edition Included,). .$12
The Semi-Weekly Times, one year J3
The Weekly Times, one year J2
These prices are Invariable. Club ratea are dis
continued. We have no traveling agents. Remit
In Checks or Post office Money Orders if possible.
Address, II. J. RAYMOND CO.
Times Office, New York.
w27w2
DR. STRICKLAND'S MELLIFLUOUS CO I (I II
BALSAM Is warranted to cure Coughs. Colds,
Hoarseness, Asthma. Whooping Cough, Sore throat.
Consumption, and all the affections of the Throat
and Lungs.
For 'le by Druggists. SO cents per bottle.
Oeo. C.OooUwln Co.,37IlanoTerStreet, Boston,
Sole Agenta for New England.
Dr. STRICKLAND'S FILE REMEDY has cured
thousands or the worst eases of Blind and Bleeding
Piles. It gives Immediate relief and effects a per
manent euro. Try it directly. It Is warranted to
cure.
For sale by all Druggists. 50 cents per bottle.
Ueo. C. Goodwin A Co., 37 Hanover street, Boston,
Sole Agents for New England.
wl9mG
HENRY II E I SI S
xAsurACTUBca or
ttMLIjt.lIin T.f MS LF, S
With Patent Combination Cuahlon.Patent Pockets
and all the latest improvements. Any questions by
maii lmmeaiateiy answereu ny
HENRY HAIMS. SC5 Washington St.
between Doverand Chapman St. Boston.
w2 6m
THAT NOBLE ANIMAL, THE HORSE
"Wf ILL be the better every way, if fed wcaslon
T I ally a spoonluU of
Allien' Condition Powders.
They will cure most of the disease) to which hor
see are liable. Increase the appetite and spirits, an
with respectable grooming, give a bright, gloss
amiearanee to the hair. Ther aro tha reran crte
tual and long continued experiment, are prepared
with the utmost care, from the very best or mate
rial, and guaranteed vastly superior to anything
known. Slany Vermont gentlomen, owners of fine
horses, buy them by the doien, and give them free
lr. Asaeonseouence. their horsea ara alwava In
good condition and spirits, iund remarkable ror their
smjoui snioing coau. ror sale oymerenania every
where. L.L.DUTCIIKR ii SOX, St. Albans,
Vt.. nronrietors Demaa Barnes 4- Co.. New York.
John F. Henry A Co., Watcrbury, Vt-, wholeaala
agents.
yor. SO. w3a
DRT GOODS.'
FOR THE
Hotjin.i 's.
JUST UECE1VED AT
LYMAN'S
ucAxmiii or
fancy ailU "Iie ; UOOIIS
Christmas ami' JV civ tYcttrs
GIFT S.
NEW STYLES Of
ELEGANT EMBROIDERY, L ICES C.
Fancv Woistftl IVork.
A laree assortment, such as Nubias, Hoods, Mit
tens, uioves, laggings. Armlets
Breakfast Shawls,
A.VU TIIE KAMOCS
IWMTFRFALL, HOOD,
together with a fine line of Fanev Woolen Hum. for
children. In white mode or lanev colors, together
with a large stock of Woolen Scarfs for bovsand
Clrls wear, and a larire assortment of Balmoral
siiruior laaiesana missel.
Prints and D.elaines.
A lerpo stock at irreitK r!n.-.1 Prtf4 ; itlan
Bleached aad Brown Cottons. Cotton Flannels.
Ticking, Shirting Stripes; Demums, While and Col
ore rianneu. Also, 10 pieces more or these fancy
Shirting Flannels Just received, all at reduced
prices.
if r css Goods and Sit anils.
Great Barralns In these roods. In fact we are
bound to reduce our stock, and kuow of no way to
do It better than to make surb prices as will produce
the desired result. So now we offer to you, friends
and rustamers. roods at nrlces that cannot fall to
suit.
AN EARLY CALL
will convince you that we mean what we say.
Respectfully.
EDWARD LYMAN.
Corner Store
Dee. 19, ISOG. dtf.
CHRISTMAS CI FT S.
Another I,ol ol Those
Itenl Valenciennes Ilddls.
I)u. do. Collars '
Do. do. Setts.
Do. do. Insntliis iiinl hdgius.
ALSO,
ISeal .Point Isat c Collar
A FINE ASSOrrTMENT.tugelSier with a larze lot o
LINEN CAM URIC IIDFS.
1'L.ll.V .i.M) HEM-STITCHKU.
ALSO
IMeatit Knihroidert'd IldUs,
and lets of other nevelUe? in
f.I.VCV GOODS
ust received at
LYMAN'S,
Corner Store.
Dtr. tkl. dtr.
LA C E CO LI. A RS .
O P K IV T II I 3 1) A V
.ebalea assortment of
Point Lace Collar-.,
ver) suitable for
MiOL,IDi' rilKSKA'TS.
AT
EDWARD BARLOWS.
No. 156 Church Street.
DeJ. leth.
BANK OF BURLINGTON.
HE Annual Meeting efthe Stockholders of this
Hint: will Le held at their Ilankinf House, on
the Second Tuesday of January next, at 10 oVlock
A M., for the choice of directors for the ensuing
ear.
Burlington, Vt.. Dec. 9, l-cs. dawlm
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BUR
LINGTON.
rilllE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders or this
X Bank will beheld at their Banking House, on
the Second Tueday of January next, at 11 o'clock
A M-, for the choice of Directors for the ensuing
Burlington, Vt, Dec. 9. ISC dawlm
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF BURLINGTON.
rpiIK Annual meeting of tho SUckboMers or ii,e
X MercbanU National Bank of llurllngtou will
be held at their Banking Uoum on the Second Tues
day or January next, at 10 o'clock A.M., lor the
election or Directors for the ensuing year.
rs.Ai. rure., lasuicr.
Burlington Dee. litis. 16CS. dtwlui
White Lead.
Atlantic .White Lead
and Linseed Oil Co.-,
of New York,
Manufacturers of PURK WHITE
LliAD, Dr nnd in Oil. RED LED.
LITHARGE, Glass-malen'-- Rci
LcaJ, etc.
Also, LINSEED OIL, Raiv7 Boiled
and Refined. ' 2
For sale by Druggists if" Dealen
generally, and by
ROBERT COLGATE Si Co
General Agents,
87 Pearl Sc. NEW YORK
SOMETHING XEWI.V.l.VOLD PLACE.
The Vermont National (Jnllery.
Corner Church and College Sts. formerly known as
"Itcad'.s Gallery"
1-1UA8.II. nANCHET. Woull reirxeirnllv I!
J the attention ofthe Inhabitants cf the City or
uiuuucwu, ,uu ujuiaiHg towns to me arjove
named Gallery .where they can tret the best or work
at the lowest prices. A splendid stock of
AIMVMS, FRJMCS. MISCELLANEOUS CJBD
PICTURES. STEEL PLATE UTHO
- GRAPHS, IrC., SfC.,
will be sold at wholesale Prices. Cai
for your eelvee. Particular attention pa
lngl d Ambrotypes and Daguerrotypet ,
Pictures and enlarging tlem for Framing.
Don't forget the place and remember the nriM.
m rinmtal)itlav.ri. r-sw
C. H.nANCnET.
Dee, 21. dawlm.
WAaawavwryueecnpiion, quality and prices
1 F .imilnnnV..
, VAriU,Laaa
EWTKA SETTS
extra
lot 18 l. BJngx, Mleroaeopef' ancS
glawes to examine Counterfeit Conw
iianw, oeeeivM
y ,
Dee, 23d.
J. a- UH1MBHAID
jXCHANICAL , TOI8
3
at CAMPBELLS.
EL1SIIA BARSTOWS ESTATE.
lTE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been
TT appointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden, Commisslocert
to recelre, examine and adjust the claims and de
mands or all persons against the estate of Eliaha
Bars tow late of South Burllazten In said dlstrieLreD-
resentod Insolvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited In offset thereto ; and six months from
the day or the date hereof, being allowed by said
Court ror that purpose, we do therefore hereby glte
notice, that we will attend to the business of our
appointment at the dwelling ef Martha Barstow,
In South Burlington, In aaid District, on the first
Mondays or February and June neit, at 10
o'clock, A. M., on each or the said days.
uated this stb dav or December, A. I)., IfC.
LEMUEL S. DREW, 1 Commli -lJUGn
KIMBALL, jsloEers.
w27w3
DAVID CASWELL'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.
imnE lion, the
-J L Probate Coutt
District or Chittenden. s-
tor tho District or Chittenden.
To all cersons Interested In tha estate ol Dirld
Caswell fate of Hlcesburgh, In said District, deceas
ed. UaxiTixa.
Whereu. said Court hath ajwtrnad the, 2Dth dar
orJenuary next for tho settlement of the adminlrtra
tion account cf the executor of the
last will and testament of said deceased,
and ordered that public tapotlce tiereof be
given to all persons InteresteTin said estate, by
puousmns uuj oruer ume weeu succeuireiy pre
nous to the nay assigned, in the' Burlington
Press printed In Berlin Eton. In said District.
Therefore, von are herebv notified to anr.ear at
the Probate Court rooms. In Barlineton. on the
aay assignea, men ana mere to contest tne allow
ance of said account. IT too see cause.
Glren under my hand, this 27th day or December,
A. A. ICO.
T. E. WALES, Judge
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ZAXTIIA GOULD'S ESTATE.
lirE,THl
edbyt
District or C
.THE SUBSCBIBERS. havln? been ancolnt-
by toe Honorable the t-robate court for tno
;orChittenden. Commissioners to receive.
examine and adjust the claims and demands or all
persons against the estate or Zanthauould, latecf
uununeton. in said District, recrerentea insolvent.
and also all claims and demands exhibited In ofiset
thereto ; and six months irom the day of the date
nereor, being allowed ry sau uourt or thai par
Dose, we do therefore hereby five notice that we
will attend to the hnslne&s or our appointment at
the dwelling of Ira Sweet, In or ncarHuntmgton.ln
said unmet, on me uuru xnursoayi or January
ana jiar next, at id o'ciocx. A. Ji.. on eaen or saia
uays. ,
Dated this 9tb day of December, V. D. 1FC3.
CHARLES C. CLARK. ? Com
ENOSP. HOAG, imlsi'cners.
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MATTHEW HREWIN'-S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, rpHK Hon. the Prolate
District of Chittenden, sf.l ACourtfortneDUtrlct
ofCblttenden.
To the heirs and all nersons Interested in the estate
of Matthew hrewln, late of Underbill, In raid Dis
trict, aeceaseu.
u RECTI XQ.
Wuxrxas. said Court has assigned the 13th day or
I January next ror the settlement of the administra
tion account of the administratrix ol the estate of
aaid deceased, and ordered that public notice there
of be given to all persons Interested In said estate,
by publishing this order three weeks successively
previously to the day asilgned. In the Burlington
Free Press printed in Burlington, In said Dis
trict.
TnxncroRK. vou are hereby noticed to appear at
the Probate Court rooms. In Burlington, on the dar
assigned, then and there to contest the allowance
of said account, if you see cause.
(liven under my hand at Burlington, In said Dis
trict, this l?th day of Dec A. D. ISS.
w2C3
JOSHUA JEWELL'S ESTATE.
rE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been
airointed ny the uonoranie tne rroDate uouri
for the District of i hittenden. I'ommissioners to re
celre. examine and aJjust the claims and demands
of all persons, against the estate of Joshua Jewell,
laie oi lucumouu. iu raiu xukicl, tcpiccuitru
insolvent, and also all claims and demands exhibit
ed in offset thereto ; and six months from the day
of the date hereor, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice,
that we will attend to the business of our appoint
ment at the Slere of E. B. Ureen. in Richmond,
in said District, on the second Tuesdays or Ja
nuary and June next, at Iu o'clock, A. -l., on eaen
or aaid uays.
Dated this 5th day of December. A.
D. 1-45.
R B.
. FAY,
h43"3
HENRY GILLETT,
SAFFORD COLBY.
Commissioners.
ERRY REID'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,
I rpHE Hon the Probate
. J. Court, ror the Dis-
uinnci orcumenaen, a
trict of Chittenden.
Tn all Tiersons Interested the estate or Perry Reld.
of Hinesburgb, In said District, deceased.
oaisiiau.
Whircaj. application In writing, hath been
mada to this Court bv theenardlan of said ward
for license to sell the real estate of said ward, et
tinc forth therein that his said ward owns eight
acres of land In Monkton, Vermoat, and that It
would be beneficial to said ward to tell ana omen
the same Into money.
An.i ih,r,DTMn tha tald Court annelnted and
assigned the 3oth day of December. A.D. 155, at the
Probate Court rooms, In said District, to hear
and deeido upon said application, and ordered
public notice thereor to be given to all per
sons Interested therein, by publishing this order
three weeks successively In the Burlington Free
Press, a newspaper, which circulates in the neigh
borhood of those persons interested therein, all of
which publications shall be previous to the time
appointed fT bearing
Tnereforeyou are hereby notified to appear ee
fore said Court, at the time and place atore said,
thon-asd there t oLjaot to the granting eX such
lltanr. If reu fee- eause.
Given under my hand; at the Probate Court
rooms, this I3th day of N'evember, A. D. 1F5.
A. IU j uogc.
was3
GOLD
S E L D E X A CO.
nllannl'xrtnring Jewellers,
it Courtlal.dt Street New York.
100,000 Watches,
C II A I 3TS.
HOLD PENS, V it a CI L a .
aVC.afcC.
WORTH S100.000'
to be sold ios.ONE DOLLAR sjcu whtjoct
El'OARD TO V ALI E.
AMD SOt TO re fAlD CXTIL TOP SHOW WUAT Too
HIIAEICIIVE.
Splendid L,isl of Articles,
All to be sold ror ONE DOLLAR Ea,h.
300 Gent's Gold Hunting Case Watchej.JSO to $150
3ui Ladles' Gold and Enameled Case
Watches 35
400 Gent's Hunting Cee Silver Watches 35" TO
axl Diamond Rincs. W" IW
3,000 Gold Vest and Neck Chain. 15 " 3o
3,UM " " 4" 6
3,000 Gold Oval Band Bracelets, 1" 3
1, uuo Lnaseu uoiu uracciei, "
2,000 Chatalatne Chains and Guard Chains. 6 " 'JO
6.000 Solitaire and Gold Brooches. " .10
'CM Lava and Florentine Broochee, 4 ' 6
2, W0 Coral, Opal and Emerald Brooche. 4 ' 9
2.UU Mosaic, Jet, Lara.and Florentine Ear
Drops. 4 " S
4,500 Coral, Opal, and Emerald Ear Drops, 4 " t
4.000 California Diamond Breast Pins, .' 5t " 10
3.000 Gold Fob and Vest Watch K. ys, i" 3
4,000 Fob and Vst Ribbon Slides, 3" 10
1JUI aeuoiecTC oaiiuosokuu,, i J -J
.. .... ,.n.l 1 -. TI M . ... t
6,u Miniature Lockets, " '
4,010 Miniature Lockets -Magic Spring, 3 '
4,uio Gold Toothpicks, Crosies, ete ,
5 uu 1 lain uoia lungs.
S.iaM Chased Gold Rings,
7.n Stone Set and Signet Rings, 2 '
5," California Diamond Rings,
7,500 Sets Ladles' Jewelry Jet and Gold,
Ctvo seta utaies' jcweiry timcu, t can,
etc, 4 " I".
SJJOO Gold Pens, Silver Extension-Holders
and Pencils, 4 ' 10
CJaiO Gold Pens A Gold-Mounted Holders, 3" A
6,ui Gold Pens and Extension-Holders, J" 10
;,ui) Silver Goblets and Drinking Cup?, 5 " 50
I mi Silver Castors. 15" 50
2,000 Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets, 10" 50
ran I'OK.
l.ui) Doien Silver TeaSpoons. $10tot50
l,oiiO 1" Tablespoons A Forks, JO " iw
HAX.1CB or niSTRtacrio.v.
CERTIFICATES naming each article and ItlYal
ue. are placed lu iealxo .-vLorrj, which are
well mixed. One or these Enrelopes, containing
the Certificate or Ordtr for some Article, (iisink at
fratf one doll vat retail,) will be sent by mall to any
address, without regard to choice on receipt or 'H
Cents. The purchaser will see what Article It
drawe, and Its value, which may be from One to
Five Hundred Dollars, and can then tend One Dol
lar and receive the Article named, or any other on
the list of the same value and after seeing the arti
cle. If It does not give perfect satisfaction, wedeslre
it to be immediately returned and the amount paid
will be refunded.
By this mode we give selections from a varied
stocV of fine goods, ofthe best make and latest
styles and cflntrlnsle worth, at a nominal price,
while all kave a chance or securing articles of the
very highest value.
In all eases we ehargo for forwarding the Certifi
cate, postage and doingthe business, the sum of
Twentv-fiTe Cents, which must I eneloeed In the
order. Five Certificates will be sent for $ I ) eleven
forfJi thirty for $5; sixty-five for $ 10 j one hun
dred ror $15
ParUtt dealing teith ue may depend on having prompt
returns, and the article dram icillbe immediately ient
to any addrtu by return nail or txpret.
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed In all cases
Write your Name, Town, County and State plain
ly, and address
SELDENACO.
27 Courtlandt St, New York.
May 17 wCmiu
A VERMONT SCHOOL BOOK.
WHE Subscriber has. by the recommendation of
JL the Board or Education, recently; pabUshed a
book, designed ror use as a text-book In all the
schools of the State, on the
Oeography and History of Vermont.
It Is written by S.R. HALL. LL. D., well known
as every. way competent for. that task. ,Tbe book
alio contains the Constitutiencf the United States,
with suitable notes, comments and questions, by
PLINY H. WHITE, to gtra.au accurate and con
cise view ofthe fundamental principles and work
ings of our governmental system. Tne Appendix
contains the Constitution of Vermont, with the
amendments thereto i the Declaration of Indepen
dence i the Ordinance of "ST j Departments of the
National Government, Ac, Ac. Ac. The book
wtll be found deeplv Interesting to the general
reader as wall as the student.
All orders for the Book should be addressed to
. - 0. W. WIIiARD, Publisher.
XoafcslUr.Stpt. th,J9W-wl2ssJ
BOSTON' ADVERTISEMENT.
GLESWOOD LADIES' SEMINARY. Uirak
Oactrrr. A. M., Principal i Miss Mart E.
Coas, Vlce-liinelpal. Accommodation excellent;
Board of Instruction large, efficient, and perma
nent ; eourse of stndy extensive and thorough, and
expenses leas than at any other school ot the same
grade. Winter Sesalon begins Jan. 3; Summer
Session, April 2.", ie6i. Apply early to the Princi
pal. Wut Brattleboro', Vt , Dec. ISw.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK:
ARTHUR'S HOME MAGAZINE.
Both Magailnes one year, tor $ 1,50. For sale by
News Agenta everywhete. Addren
L. A. OODEY orT. S. ARTHUR 4 CO.
Philadelphia, Pa.
'PAKE THE BEST I-MOORE-S RURAL
JL NEW YORKER, the great Agricultural, Lite
rary, and Family Weeklr. Ably conducted and
finely printed and illnstrated. Adapted to the
whole country. Largest circulating Journal or its
class In the world, only 3 a year i leu to eluba.
Great Inducement! (Cash Premiums, Ac) to Club
Agents, and one wanted in ever town. Now Is the
Time to Subscribe and Form Unfcs ' Specimens
Numbers, Show Bills, Icducements, 4c. sent free.
Addre-a .
D. D. T MOOP.E, Rochester. N. Y.
R. ESTERBROOK i CO,
STEEL PEN" MANUFACTURERS.
, These celebrated pens, ot GENUINE AMERICAN
MANUFACTURE, are ror sale to the trade at their
warehouses,
42 Jonx Street, Niw York, and
403 A sen Smear, PniLAprtrsu,
and at retail by all stationers and booksellers In
the United States.
v.VTENT OFFICES.
Inventors who wish to take out Letters Patent
are advised to counsel with Messrs. MUNN & CO..
editors of the Scientific American, who have pro
secuted claims before the Patent Office for nearly
Twenty Years. Their American and European Pa
tent Agency la the most extensive In the world. A
pamphlet, containing fall Instructions to Inven.
tors, is sent gratis. Address MUNN Jt CO., No. 37
Park Row, New Yerk.
GENERAL SOI TIIER.V LAND
AGENCY.
No.i BROADWAY, NEW YORK I
Have Lands adapted to all purposes for said and '
lease, at low rates. Also Factories, Saw and Grist1
Milla Mill Sltee. Uat,r.nA..( r.n.lraRtAM,
Tanneries, and openings for all kinds or Mechanics, j
Great Inducements offered to persons going South, !
either singly or In communities. Call or send rcr
Information and Catalogues. '
WRIUflT, CARTER 4- CO. i
SOUTHERN' LAND. EMIGRATION,
AND PRODUCT COMPANY.
No. 71 Broadway, near Wall street, N. Y. !
Offer for sale 4,(VY)00 acres ofthefinestand most val- j
uaoie una in tne southern Mates, it exceeding low
prices. Tracts from KO) to 500,0 J acres. Cotton
Plantations. Farms. Mineral and Tttnber Landj.el;
Iron Works and rurnaces.Coal Lands, Silver Mines,
etc. Titles guaranteed
W. II. vlCINCY, Secretary.
FOR SALE IN VIRGINIA.
S ill A L la V A It ,11 S ,
ON JAMES RIVER.
o.a urcnnxD Acnes A.ir upward.
Rich "bottom lands." adanted to the cultivation of
Grain and Produce, well watered and easy commu
nications with markets. The elimato here enables
Farmers to work all the winter, and Stock does not
require stabling over a month. Price. 115 to 35
PER ACRE, aocordino to lmoroiementi. Aljo for sale.
Mills. 3Iixi.vo Lauds and Pla.itatio.is. Apply
early to
A. B. WARBKN,
II Merchant's Exchange, Boston.
riLSON'S EARLY BLACKBERRY,
, i t,cc.,uuu iiumucoic, iuicu oi ail
other Blaekberries In market, and brings more
money. Price, oer mail, 1 Plant. $?; 12 Plants, J.'l
PiULaDaxraiA RASraxnav, J PlanU. l . 12 Plants
&enu lor catalogues grain.
.WILLIAM I'AIltiY, C'innamlnson, N. J.
GEORGE W.UERRY A CO..
HA.iiraninr.RS a.iu dialies ix
Walnut, Chestnut, and l'alnted
11 All B IS K F I" ItiYIT V li IS,
Refrigerators, 11 urcau, Wardrobes, Ac.
I and 2 nlras' Block, Haymarket Sttuare.
UOSTO.V.
THE AJIEUrC.l V SL'H.UERGED 1'l.Ml'
Tr.S awarded tko vidils at thelatcCharltaMe I
1 1 JleenanK's lair. Uojton. It is the sim. lest,
most durable, cucArxsT force pump made. Entire
ly of east iron, has no PArsti.iu or rAcsxo valvis,
cannot get out of order. Delivers from 20 gals. to lo
Out gals.per minute. Every person can te suited ac- j
coming to his wants, etuitable for farm, house,
factory, ship, and general use. Itlsanadmla io
Fire hngiae. i
At DEVEREDX A CO., General Agent?.
15 Merchants' How, Best n 1
THE "SALEM LEG."
IL'KNIiHEDBYG 0 VERNM ENTTO SOLDIERS
All who desire an Artificial Leg. unrivalled It r '
comfort, convenience, economy and el ganee, please
send for a circular to the SALEM LEU COMfANY,
Salem, Mass.
CHEVALIER'S LIFE r'Olt THE 11 AIR !
Willrestore Gray Hair to it r,g,nal color, it-eiyth i
tnt and promtttt the growth or lue weakest ,.a.r
stops its railing out iu three days . keeps the i.eaa I
clean, cool, and healthy ; can be used Ireeiy . con- I
tains nothing injurious The Bret Hair Dr. it ng !
ir offered to the ptblic. It is recommended and us-
ed by the first medical authority. Sold at the drug
stores, and at my orLee, No. U-'-s Broadway, N. I
I assure all persons the above nrcnaration will do i
all that is claimed ror it
SARAH A. CUE ALIER, 31 D.
1'ILES PILES! PILES!
ALL outward applications are time thrown away.
UARRlsON o PERISTALTIC LOZENGES le
moro the came, viz. Costivenes. They are the
oaly permanent cure 04 the Plies, either bleeding
or blind. For sale at No. I Tremont Temple, and
by all druggists, or will be sent by mail on enclo
sing Mcenu.
J.-S. HARBISON A CO., Proprietors.
CATARRH ! CATARRH ! !
1 R. WAD3W0RTII S DRY CP Is a SURE CURE
XJ lor the above eomplaint. after all other reme
dies have failed. So say thousands ef those patients
who have given it a trial. Do not hesiutc, but
procure the medicine at once. It will not disappoint
you. Send stamp foraPainpbletail about Catarrh.
Far sale by the Proprietor II. II. BURRINGTON,
Providence, It. I. Also for sale by Druggists gene
rally. li
U R It
1 X G T O
VEGETABLE
A Sure and Safe Remedy for the Croup. Also
the very best article In use (or Whooping Cough.
Coughs, Colds. Ac, for Adults or Children. 1J not
sleep without it. For sole by the proprietor, II. H.
BURRINGTON, Providence. R. I. Aisj for sale by
Druggists generally.
MARRIAGE AND CELIIIACV.
An Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men, Just published by the Howard Aieceiatlen,
and sent in sealed letter nvelopes tree of charge.
Address. DR. J. SKILLEN HOUGHTON.
Howard Association, Philalelphia, Pa.
1 PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW
OF MARRIAGE.
XV containing
nearlv 3ul na?es. and 130 fine
PLATE ENGRAVINGS or the Anatomr of tho Un
man Organs iu a state or Health and Disease, with
a Treatise on Early Errors, its Deplorable Conse
quenoesupon the Mind and Body, with the Auth
or's Plan orTreatment-the only rational nnd suc
cesslal mode or cure, as shown by the report of cases
treated. A truthful adviser to tho married, and
tho conteniDlatlng marriage, who entertain
doubts cf their physical condition. Sent free or
postage to any address, on receipt or 25 cents, In
stamps or postal currency, by addressing Dr. LA
CROIX, No. 31 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y. The
author may be consulted upon any or the diseases
upon which his boik tresis. Medicines sent to any
part or the wurld.
"IT ANTED Agents to sell our Goods or the best
1 1 Patent Right that has erer been offered to
the public. The machine is more universally used,
and pays a larger profit to Agents, than any patent
artlcl. in the market. Patent Rights bought and
sold at 7J Cornhill, Boston, up stairs. Offiea hours
from 10 a. x. to i p. u.
D. 03BORN 4 CO.
KEY TO LOVE.
Or, Da. S. M. Laidis'j Litaluble Private Lir
rcac on Pstcoolocical Fasci.iatioxs. 5th edi
tion out. It teaches you to charm those you Use,
Ac. Secrets wor,h knowing In It, Pries cents.
Also, Great Private Book, ror growu persons. Price
Ji.Ou. Ertry married lady should have one. Send
oenl pries or either, or both, to F. A. Srrt.ita A
Co.. sole agents. No, IJI2 Chestnut Street. Phlla
d " lphla. Pa., and receive them. In sealed envelopes
by return mall. Including a " Sharp-Shotr.'
AGENTS WANTED IN ALL PARTS OF
THE COUNTRY
rott TBI
MILITARY AND NAVAL HISTORY
OF IHE
REBELLION IN THE UNITED STATES.
Published by D. Arrucrox if Co., and now ready
ror delivery. It Is designed to be a standard work,
more complete than any that has been or may be
hereafter published. Complete In one royal octavo
volume of over 800 double-column pages, and Illus
trated with numerous fine ste:I engravings and
nearly 100 well executed maps and chart?. Indis
pensable requisites to such a work. It also ccn talcs
an elaborate inder cf contents, of 26 closely printed
pages, by means of which any Important event or
the rebellion can at once be referred to, or the ca
reer ef any particular officer, or the operations of
anjr partlrolar comman-t, can be triced out In d-
In Extra Cloth. $5.00 , In Library Leather. if.OO;
in half Turkey Morocco, dark, C50 i In half Rus
sia extra gilt, 70 1 la full Morocco, antique; gilt
edges, S9.00 j In full Russia, 13.00. Payable on de
11 very.
The work will te sold on v by eubscripUcn. Ex
clusive territory given. and liberal terms offered.
DlNaM0OKC0.,2scornhiU Bottcn.
W I N S L O V
A: CO.
Established 19G0.
100,000 Wntches, Chains, Silver Arti
cles, Ac,
WORTH $500,000 1
Tube sold atone dollar each, without regard to
value, aad not to be paid for until you
know what you are to get.
IO-a srtranin iijt or articlsj.
ICO Gold Hunting cased Watches, 111500
100 Gold Watches. 70 00
200 Ladles' Gold Watches, 40 00
COO Ladies' and Gent's Silver Watches, IS 00
I0OO Revolving Castors, 13 00 to IS 00
3000 Drinking Cups, 7 00 to 10 CO
SOOOOvaland Chased Gold Bracelets, 500 to 1000
3000 Vest, Neek. and Guard Chains, 5 00 to 10 00
30r Ladles' California Diamond Rings 3 00 to 8 00
SOU) Magic Spring and Snap Lockets, 4 00 to 10 00
10000 Gold Pens with Silver Mounted
Holders, 4 GO to 5 00
liAXe) Gold Pens with Silver Extension
Cases. 4 00 to 500
sOuO Sets Ladies' Jewelry, 5 00 to. 10 00
5000 Tea, Dessert and Table Spoons.
per dozen. 12 00 to 34 CO
5tu) Dessert and Table Forks, p dot 1400 to. 21 00
4000 Butter Knives, per pair 6 00 to 10 00
3000 Napkin Rings, per pair C 00 to 10 00
31000 other articles 4 00 to 1000
Certificates or all the various article, stating
what each one can have, are first put Into enve
lopes, sealed up and mixed i and when ordered,
are taken out without regard to choice aud sent by
mall, thus giving all a lair chance. On receipt of
the Certificate, you will see what you can have, and
then It is at your option to seed one dollar and take
the article or not.
One ef these envelopes will be sent by mall on re
ceipt of 23 cents s five, or ti; eleven fortii thirty
for ts . slxty.five fir $10 , one hundred lor $15.
AGENTS wanted everywhere. Greatlnducemeata
to Ladle and Uents to act aa inch. Fall nnttn
I send for Circular, which gives special terms, full
list, and particulars. Address, J, H. WIN3LOW 4
I Co.. No. 203 Broadway. New York.
AGENTS WANTED.
Q 1 fin A MONTH will be paid foa young men to
OIUU engage In a new and honorable basinets
Both local and travelling agents wanted. For cir
culars and terms address
L. L. TODD A CO., 3J Nassau St.. New York.
NEW PERFUME
FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
m v a
A MmI Eaqntiilr, Drlirnle nml Frn
grant Verfume. Di-tiltrtl frttii Ike
Itnrr mid Itrnuliliil Flawrr frm
irbirli ll Inl.n il nniur.
Manufictared onlyby I'lIAI.ON A- slON.
Beware of Counterfeits.
,1a.- fur rlialon'tTnkr no other.
Sold by drn""ta generally.
3 GRAY HAIR.
This isllie AHBROSLVUut BingrosJe.
This Is the Cure that lay
Iu the AMBf.Ott.1 that Tj2 suds,
This Is tha Man who ttjt bald and
Gray,
Who now has raven locks, they say.
He used the Cure that lay
lu the AJ1BP.03U that Rin? made.
This is the Maiden, handoma and
gay,
Who married the man once bald aid
gray.
Who now has raven locks, they say.
He used the Ambcosu that Ring
made.
tha. bv t
Married the maiden, nandsoma and
To tne man once bald and gray.
But who now has raven locks, they
say,
Because he used the Cure that lay
In the AUKOSLi that Itlng made.
This Is tho Bell that tinn awav
gv To arouse the people sad and gay
koto ia.9 jacT.wiucn ncreuoca lay
If you vould not laid or gray,
L'tc the Jmbrosia that Hmj made.
L M.TUDBS & CO., PopfiiETCBS,PETtEsofiu'.I..H.
THE CELEBRATED
" Chamberlain " Flour,
I'anion, New Vork Slnte.Saranac,
And other Brands. Also,
FRESH GROUND I XB IAN .MEAL. O AT
M E A U II O M I N V. AND GRAHAM
I'LOI'R.
Feed ol all kind at the lowest prices.
For sale by
HUNGERFORD A WAINWRIOUT
DcC.U-dtr
LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.
Mrs. S. A. Allen's World's
Hair Restorer and. Dress
ing invigorate, strengthen
and lengthen the hair. They
act directly upon the roots
of the hair, supplying re
quired nourishment, and
natural eolor and beauty
returns. Grey hair disap
pears, bald sjmts are cov
ered, hair stojM fall ing, and
luxuriant growth is the re
sult. Ladies and Children
trill appreciate the delight
ful fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance impart
ed to the hair, and no fear
of soiling the slcin, scalp, or
most elegant head-dress.
Sold by all DruggiaU.
Dcpoi 198 &. 200 Greenwich St. N. Y.
A MATTER OK INTEREST.
fPO TEACHERS and Pupils, "Pierce's Patent
X Slates." Glre them a trial and you will be sat
led ol their superiority to the common Slate.
For sal e by C. O. FKENCH CO.
SLEDS. SLEDS, SLEDS.
BOYS SLEDS all prices, at
HARTS
No. 1 Bank Bloec.
ROE'S WESTERN RESERVE
1'rcmium Cheese I'a t .
Patented December 12 1351, and June 21, 1853.)
With Cooper's Patent ITenter and Self
Adjusting; VaUes.
(Patented February 12, 1SC1.)
TniS VAT with Its latest Improvements Is now
the best In use, and Is used generally through
out Naw York and the New EuglanJ.Btatej. both
or Factories and Family service.
YOUNG'S PATENT CURD CUTTER for sale
also. Send for circular.
C.C. POST, Agent.
HJiSivujgh.Vt., Oat. 11th, 1K5. "tf
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