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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
Meeting Of the Stockholders of the Tciegrapii
Company.


The Stockholders of the Troy and Canada
junction Telegraph Company met at Burling-
ton Vs. onS Z 18th day of Sept. 1917, for the
purpose OF electing a Trustee, agrceably to the
articles of association. The meeting organized
by appointing DANIEL RoBERTs. Jr. of Manches-
ter, Chairman, and GEO. w. GRASDY, of Yer
gennes, Secretary.
On motion of Prof. George w. Benedict, of
Burlington, Voted, that the Chair appoint a COM
mlitec OF three TO examine the subscription
books olthc Company, and report to the meeting
the number Of shares subscribed.
The Chair appointed AS said committee,
Messrs. ID. w. G. Clarke, of Burlington,
Thos. II. Garfield. of Willieton,
&. ID. Kasson, of Burlington.
The committee, after examining the subscrip-
ton books, made the following statement in
writing to the meeting by Mr.. Clarke, Viz:
The committee appointed to ascertain and
report the amount subscribed TO the capital stock
of the Troy and Canada Junction Telegraph
Company, report, that they have examined the
several books Of subscription and find that six
hundred and seventy.three shares have been
taken as follows.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24

LARGE CucuMBERs-Our contemporary, who has
been talking OF large cucumbers, must yield the hat
10 the editor Of the Auburn DAILY Advertiser. lie
says he once raised several cu, umbers nine ieet anu
dorchester -lmcrIcdR.
TIN, Is something like the story told by Il Rev
crcnd gentlemen, living not a hundred miles
from Burlington, Of mosquitoes that he saw intI'e
woods of northern New York, 50 large that they
would run up a tree and bark, and a good ma
ny of them would weigh "A pound!" Both sto-
RES are true! Ii it wunldn't require "sereraI'
cucumbers to be - nine feet and eight inches in
length, and four feet in circumference we arc
mistaken
The mosquitoes were fed, and the cucumbers
cultivated, with IA harmless preparation of he.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
The Ninth Regiment.

1t will be seen from the accounts ofthe killed
and wounded in the New England Regiment,
that the Yankees were engaged in the ihickest
Of the fight at Churubusco. We will undertake
to say that Col. Ransom was among the most
gallant of the fighting Colonies on that bloody
field. Forty six of his officers and men were
killed and wounded. We will trust the reputa-
lion of our state, in the battle field, to the lead
ing Of our chivslrous friend.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
NIs,O

We have great pleasure in stating that the
Wings Of Wisconsin have elected JONI II.
TwEEpY Del, gate to Congress, over NJ. NJ.
Strong, the Loc"foco candidate, by from seven
to eight hundred majority. Wisconsin viii
come into the Union II Wing State and this
will result no less from the Intelligence and pa
triotism Of her citizens, than from the Jealous
and efficient laborS, in the propagation Of correct
principles, OF the sound Wing papers in that Ter
rltory, foremost among which is the Milwaukee
Sentinel and Gazette.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24

pWe are glad to see, in looking over the
list of the killed and wounded, in the recent
battles before Mexico, that our gallant young
townsman, Lieut.. RICHARDSON, of the Fight.
ing Third" is neither killed nor wounded. That
he did his duty nobody doubts. Cerro Gordo
furnishes a guaranty for that!
We perceive that Sergeant G.. S. BRADLEY
of the 2d lnfmtry, is among the wounded
Sergeant BRADLEY is a Burlington boy also,
aud would be the last man TO finch when the
fight was hardest,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24

-, 'lP' NV ;
~ "',"e re'P'c : D"'""e'"" "'' W.
~ Witnessing It "''''',
r. p"u"n VI tN,..u'"e interest II consisted
rornd ,ro snn ~ n.tiah a.,
.o.. II ,;..,i. .u,;r;,. -. ~,
,,is h.l, .L..; ,,o 49, h.~:. =.
,en,,e Soco,r, ,bo-o w,s cirora - m,i,o
G,h, ,.to.o ,,...l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24

cgrThe largest farm in Vermont is said to be that
OF Judge Mech, al Sheihurnc, eight miles south oil
Burlington. 4. correspondent who has Just been over
il. says this year he val NOV over o)o acres ana cut
1850 tons Of hay. lie keeps 1000 sheep aud has now
400 head neat cattle. A icw days ago he sold tat oxen
enough TO amount To the sum OF $3.50. lie has sold
this season 1000 bushels OF rye .--B0stoa Times.
Aud when we venture the opinion that the Judge has
re4..A.i 500 more from these sheep, than he would
had the Tariff OF ~ remained IN operation, our read
es will not doubt lis correctness.
We copy the foregoing from the Sentinel and
Democrat. 1t may be that our ~neighbor has
got his readers so trained that they do not doubt
the correctness of any statement he makes.
In 1914, the year after the Tariff of 49,
went into operation, Judge Mech sold his clip
Of wool 10 the a gentleman, (Mr. CoLE,) who
purchased it in lSi7, the year after the Tariffo
'l6 went into operation. The latter tariff has
all the indirect advantages in its favor, (and they
are great) that have been supplied by the I'M
precedented demand for American Breadstuffs
abroad, Now let MS see how the Sentinel's
''opinion" is sustained.
Mr.. Cole paid Judge Mech for Lis wool in
1914, A.. cts. and in lSi7 3is cts per lb. The
amount (say 5000 lbs was about the same in
both years--the difference in price 8 cts. 1t
therefore appears that Judge Mech received
S6l0 less than he would have received chad the
Tariff of AZ remained in operation" which
differs from the opinion s. ventured' by the Sen
tincl only SlliO!
1t is, perhaps, no special concern Of ours, but
had not the Sentinel better let the Tariff OF
Az alone
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
THE WAR IN MExICO--..TIIE LAST
GREAT BATTLESI
The american Arms again Fictorious-Grca
loss Of Li6-Pr0Spccls of Pease.

We surrender an unusually large portion Of
our columns, to the exclusion of much less in
~tcresting matter, to the details of the late in
t~cresting and important news from Mexico
The following letter Of Mr.. Kendall. Of the Pic
dyane gives the most complete and graphic de-
s~cription Of the bloody encounter that we have
yet seen.
The loss in killed. wounlel, and missing, is
greater, te beIiere, than III all tie bates hereto
fore foueM combined! And well may General
Scott say it is time this " unnatural ,rar'' should
be concluded. This War Of Annexation has
certainly cost the country, in blood and treasure,
quite as much his it will prove to be worth -
The total loss, killed, wounded ana missing, on
the American eide, is set down at logs, and tha,
Of the Mcxicans at not less than 5000!
We append the killed and wounded in the
New England Regiment, Che N,nih,) under the
command of Col. RAssoH.
The rumors are favorable 70 speedy ~terniina.
tion Of hos,iiitics. Il is even reported that ar
ticles of Peace have been signed by tlr. Tri.t
md the Mexican Commissioners. We suspect
this report, however, is prematoro. We pray
that it may prove weli-f5anlci! Peace is de.
manded by the highest Interests, by the truc
dignity and the honor Of both nations, ThS
Washington Union of the 18th inst. has the fol.
lowing paragraphs:
We have been favored TIA evening with .vcry in.
terestlAS letter fiona IacGSnyo, vt August 22j Lu'
a. too late Az lonr to publish Il ~ t%o-agutS CHiGi-
We are narrowed doan, Tor ;ne present, 10 the ioi.ow-
ing extract relating to the url,Itt'p
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24

pWe are pleased to learn that, at the recent
Session of the Franklin County Court, our
friend JoHS &. SANE, Esq, was appointed Sup
erintendent of Common Schools for that County.
Mr., SAKE may be safely set down as favorable
to wholesome " Progress"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24

lis THE DARK Asp TROUBLED RIGHT THAT Is
UPON US. THERE Is no STAR ABOVE THE HORIZON
TO GIVE Us CLEAN OF LiGIT, EXCITING THE
INTELLIGENT, PATRIOTIC Wang rARrY OF THE
UNITED SrArEs."--D1niel Webster.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
Rutland County Senators.

We are under obligations to the gentlemanly
Clerk of the County of Rutland, Gen. F. w.
~IIoPKISs, for the following official statement Of
the votes for Senators in that County =
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
Maine.

The recent election in Maine has resulted in
the complete success Of the Locofocos.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24

Total, 673 shares equal to s,33, $50
Assuming the longest distance named be-
tween Troy and Canada line, TO wit, 900 miles,
the required amount of stock would be Sal 900;
and on this assumption it will at once be seen
that considerably more than the amount neces-
sary to authorize the stockholders to organize
the company, agrecably to article 9th, is sub.
scribed; and we lind the same subscribed for by
bona Eie AMI responsible subscribers.'
Submitted, D. w. c. CLARKE,
G. ID. kAssoy,
Tnos. ii. CANFIELD.
Voted, to adopt the above report, and to pro-
coed by ballot to the election of Trustee.
By direction of the meeting, the chair ap-
pointed a committee of three gentlemen to re-
ceive, examine and count the ballots, viz. Messrs
J. ii. Peck and d.. A.. Smalley, Of Burlington,
and II. E. Seymour, of st. Adams.
Said committee proceeded to receive the votes
agreeab!y to the instructions Of the meeting, and
after examining and counting the same. re-
ported IA representation present Of three hundred
and tiity-tivc shares, and IA unanimous vote for
GEORGE w. BESEprcr, of Burlington,
as Trustee. and he was thcreupon declared duly
and regularly elected.
a Adjourned without dav.
DANIEL ROBERTS, Jr. Chairman.
u. w. GRANNY, Secretary.
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PRryT WAREHOUSE. !
NeU- York, Sepr 10, 1917 :
From the Boston Ddily Advertiser.
Mons. Nattemare.

Ilc ltW slIL ~ VI 'ittcHliIt W tis guy
the General Agent Of International Literary En-
changes, is recorded in the report OF the pro-
ceedings of the Board Of Aldermen, which we
publish to-da'. The following is his letter TO
the City Council aud the it of the work. given
1y him in behalf of the City of Boston -
r. tie HoaorGHe tIe MIyor and Common
Counc,i IF he C1y II Boston:
G~ENTLEMES.-lt is highly gratifying n me 10
have the honorable mission Of presenting in be-
half OF my native city of Paris TO the city Of
Boston, additional tokens Of her esteem for her
sister city, consisting of curious and valuable
works relating to the history, industrial -ta,is-
tics and regulations Of Paris, to her civil. hu-
name and charitable institutions. her system of
sewers, drainage, water works, and other mat
tiers Of interest and practical importance, a list
Of which j. enclosed.
That city, from her age, her wealth. her busi-
ness. her position as the metropolis of France,
with her numerous public institutions. her con-
slant devotion to the health, the peace, the we'll
being If her immense population, believes that
she has acquired information and eyperience
that may be of t.Se to you and 10 others.
The cities ct North America and Paris o-e
now connected Try 50 many ties. no, only of an.
cicnt friendships, bat If constantly Increasing
business and social relations. tn / ar ,nn.f
happy IN being in the present instance the bon-
or'd instrument at the mutual exchange of pub-
ne act" OF courtesy and beneicence by which
france homes To be able to cement sill mare
S'5''ia y, the happy relationship which has ever
existed between her and the United States
ALE tAnPD TIu,prN mr.
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gree Press,
BURLINGTON, VT.

FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 81. ls47.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-18
From the Montgomery. Ala journal Jun. l,

SEDUCTION, AND MURDER OF THE SrpUcER
An extract from n pri yate letter received IN this
ctv from the Postmaster OF Gainesviie which va nuh
Ish below gives the narticu.rs NJ tb. n,s
affair in Snnter Which rssni,sd in tba da,,h y, nv
s Parry CoI yin.ton has hs.n for .or,a 80. e..
tor for sumter and for the last two seons We bsieye
pr.saent of r. ssnsta nv psrrr 80 -, 1900
Ronresents tive from that conrtv yhoth aanoo,.t"
both were prominent me, In ,b.,r nartv - ooa ~
80, wa,I tno.n ,hsoh. - 80 MY, au~ vo, -
h.iow ;n aSxanna ~ 80 49, 49, ~ "u ~ ~ 'p
G.,Yr,yuIr Ala Inn. iaI,
""' juno io>"
Ih.v. ;,.. ~.,r-r.a s-, A. o., -. n -. ~,
nv who ,yas shot dow In ,n oe1 90 $1,000 -, - O. 1T
as mnutes after o o,cock and died me- al mnut.s 49,
10 on the snot bers bo s u;na on 90 na hom
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qualification which this additional instance of the emf
nent skin and good conduct of our officers and Of the
endurance and ntrepdty Of soldiers has given him
This signal triumph Of our arms has called forth re-
joicngs throughout the nation. mingled with heartfelt
gratitude to those Who In winning battles for their
country, everywhere securing glory and fame for
themselves That the possession OF important place
In the enemys country the city of Vera Cruz strong
fortified garrsoned by large body of troops and
castle renowned for its strength and deemed impreg
sacrifice. 10 just of admiration and while millions
OF our felow,citzens toyously sxnlt at this splendid
achievement is pleasing reflect that so few among
US have occasion to mourn
Though the sacrifice Of life part has been COM
less Of OF the bravest and best gallant sons
The tribute Of honor and respect rendered by
people will smb.m their msmsriss and assuage the grief
81 their relatives and friends.
nave the honor to be, &c,
w. L. MARCY, Secretary OF War
Commanding the Army Of the u States, Mexico.
By command Of Major Gen Scott
II. L. SCOTT, A. A. A. O.
ARMY INTELLIGENCE
The company Of u. s. troops, commanded by Lieut.
Clutter formerly commanded by Capt John Tyler r)
seat OF war It Ii composed principally Of Virginians
After all hands were board farewell address of
the company by the Rev. Moses Hoge of Richmond,
under the influence Of which many the soldiers
bathed in tears,-Riehmond Whis, June 18th.
II is said that the ship Charleston has been char
tered to convey troops from Charleston to Mexico and
will probably leave during the present week.
ton for the belief that Gen Taylor will
United States in about MONTH on temporary leave of
absence The whole number Of troops under his COM
mand that paper will not, the LIST of July
exceed the command Of a Brigadier General
CHARITY OF THE AMERICAN SAILORS.
U. s. FRIGArE UNITED STATES,
EPorto Prays, Cape verd Islands,
Ny DEAN Mn. HAxvEr.-The distressing accounts
brought from the United States OF the suerings of the
poor in Ireland and Scotland have caused feeling of
deep for their condition. which has
been manifested in substantial manner by the officers
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DANIEL SWEENY,
Late III DIM street, Nelc York;

Nk@Utt SFTFPL, IVPfU TUh,J
X ENJOYED TO &C CHATHAM street.-The under
slgned al the approach of the travelling deems
necessary those who of fact
.ns N order to extend his BUSINESS well his limits Of
accommodation, he has removed Chatham within
sw doors OF Chambsrs and nearly opposite Duane where 10
has opened Saloon precisely the plan his formr
one but IN comfort and surpassed by
The city The ensrgemens sphere has been demanded
ton has been selected central position for well
strangers He therefore socts the of the public
both resident and his position where they
will find not only the substantial elements Of life
CURED FORM but each OF quality that him
puation he enjoys and which he is determined main
tam.
A the only he either ow a. or is
in any nomnally otherwise connected with, he
hopes his friends and the public will that
only saloon of the undersigned and sole proprietor,
DANIEL SWEENY,
Chatham street
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Sporting Intelligence.

NAsHvILLE (rrSS) RACES, May 70, Is47-Citissnss
Purse, SlO0--entrance $40, added-two mile heats.
L. d. Edwards CHI by Wagner, out of Emily
G. b P wiian.' eh Eador., b, imp prian, dam
by imp Buster-4
Time, s:55-3:55
Same Day.-Sweepstakes for all ages-subsorption
$25-mile heats.
VIM Elliott's 6 9. by imp. Leviathan, dam by
D. Hurts M. Beil's) CHI T. by Philip dam by
N Davis's CHI 8 by otheilc, out Of Pcny-s
A. p fouries CHI. e. Duke Elliott, by Pacific,
dam by imp. Leviathan. ....... -
Isaac Bucas's b. f. by Telegraph, dam by Pa
colet ............. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Al
Time, l53-l :5S-l:5s.
Lnxr,croS (KY) Races May a. Is47.-Purss, $50
best three in ivc-me heats.
w. Viley's ch h. Gilderseve, by Wagner,
dam by Medoc-5 y. o.. ..........
Col. w. Buford's CHI + Fanny Elssler, by
Cripple, out Of Elborak-4y o....... 2S2
r. Mosby's & C. Falcon, by Grey Medoc,
dam by sumpter-4 y. o.. ada
D. {. Browns bl IN. Mavis, by Wagner, dam
by Cooks Whip y. o.. ........... dis
Tine 03-2.0l-20l-204
Track very heavy from rain the previous night.
Same Day-Association Stake, $780, forfeit S60--ths
Association giving the winner piece Of plate valued at
sl00-seven subscribers-two mile heats
DR. T. WarAelds br f. by imp. Sarpedon, out Of
J. L. Bradley's b. T. by imp Jordan out Of sally
J, g: Boswel's CHI T. Clipper, by Eclipse, out Of
Eliza Jenkins by William. ........... dis
Time, %l3-AI5. Track very heavy.
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large schooner Of 300 tons burthen called the Sierra
Gorda was lately launched at Marietta, Ohio She was
reported at Cincinnati ON the 18th inst
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Personal and Political.

The Convention TO revise the constitution Of Illinois
met at Springfield on the 7th inst Newton Cloud
elected president Henry w Moore secretary and John
A. Wilson, sergeant at arms The officers elected were,
Ia said the choice Of Democratic The Spring
field Journal says 80 Rumor will have IL, that the views
the subject OF banks held by MIR. u. Casey aud ".
Cloud (the candidates for president Of the convention
be inquired into and the nominations were to
be made dependent on the bank question Mr. Casey
being In favor Of bank restriction in the constitution,
and MIR Cloud being against such restriction.m
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ALBANY, June 10, 1887.

bVuA
ALAS'' JUNO .o' 1901
The Secretary Of State aud the G"rernor-1h' Pre'i-
dent Of the Senste-The Hon a. C. Hsnd-The Ship
Es..r a &C.
800
Inc OF State and the Governor are both OUT
Of town On the authority Of the Private Secretary
,.tav .,.t.d l., ~. U,y ,ho. Oh. cov.rror would
80 49, 49, W. 40.
leave the Capta on Friday the oh instant put the 90
srstary in error, and the Governor left town
wadre.d. tho ord ,n.tort thus vore .avora, gentle
~ ~ ' $50 80
men subjected TO great inconvenience among WHOM was
thu (;sneral verv bumh,o sro,oov
~ wy ~ "psJ
Upon the reassembling OF the Legislature the frst
duty of the Senate will be the election of q temporary
President ~ that bodv On account Of his distinguish
' VI '-o ""J' va ". " ~
ed virtues and MS ustrous judicial talents the fresi
dent of the Senate has been called to an honorable station
,bsro bis br,bt ,or;rs ,v;n ot Ia co sba.,,d h ~
n.,ona,;,;s 49, !" H. ;,', 80 ~; ~ 80
con, I'll, NAB Int;c 10 ha st.rst a, , P.ai
II. and iovsiv nmr;nc ths nar;od ~ ,hipb ! bav 49, 49,
attschad 20 iha sonat sa noor ranr.san.tya 81 ~
s ~ lift. Ia t;a y po ~ ttt;sIt 20 ~, to
pSsJ, t s tiy u h S INV i h; a.; ~ snn9
ence in the Senate was like the presence Of father a
tho hoa I'd sronnd which hs children arc
bnlsnca caased ssrcasm assumed a wHsdsr form and
durno tho os} acrid nd 1rocious contess of tb rau
That bodv tho annearsnce ~ tho presidan}
would awe the ugest OF them into for the SEN
.ta ~ pot fnr tbema.,ve. Iyh.n h;a coe.guaa ra.e
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d TO FAMILIES AND lINVALIDs.-The follow.
So.e sm
S-snd are sold only genuine in this city, at No Twenty
Sasies Pain Extractor, for burns. sores. and al.
,aBfl@ e coumbi. for staying restoring the hair
.nn aa
aa j., to eur cure any rh rs 4, ,ltston
Aess., i ss5sa for as.lq:
2i-spchn Remedy excellent article for sick or nsr-
Syrup for coughs, colds and all diseases OF the
.2l-Hay' Linmen will the most obsnat. eases Of
.a-vermifnEs for children adults, fail
a-stove, Crate, and Iron yarnish superior any thing
and BED ps and do
1w'h these i, ,smp ,h
IN NJ S'3T%sENrY-oNE coursl.nds stree.
ITO THE rUBLIC-Give my articles trial aud Judge fer
yourselyes warrant them all to be the
NY EAU hUsTkAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
seu1 and %.a article a free from
aa the ai the Ss
Hair washed with this extract becomes pIs.nEy .o
a al S T. and s S ia,
and cray falling the spirit other
Of :i" S s and .a saIs IN M
ing the falling Of Of the hair and turning grey,
md a ]
i Z S:i: s:%; :Ssrfsa
aaenoa a; sr..away. New York, jIe a5a.r
BE- * SS$S2f HssSS sSE
Th, celebrated and remedy has been used with tn.
H s,as.Ff
Rs ne s's Of III. WIFI
fully this high enconum The highest medical author.
ether article for ii. cure aS:Ss di.u:.aa
%%' i sffos
tons, the Of early ndsers. secret habits Of
y:: ssnsl. .Sy.e. irriiabSy y.
81 paralysis back
E;:i
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cal IA and $50. social being. =,
- * eosnss' :s,S S.si;:
:a. Seu he . %
hi: advertisement ~PSrt.n! subject I. thes
n S ,.s 5y ..S s% :s and
hi. eodi,l- the only anchor ofh9ps YOU FSe
IL. ne Ss highly u, . s
married and single Price 81 per boe $40 half dozen
N.I.-Ths Cordial contain. no Mercury, or any mineral
substance.
Sold wholesale and retail by FAY, 1856 Fulton street,
Lamp Stsre Sun building, New York Also by the DR..
his residences No s. Third avenue, n. Y.
GT-The Cordial" will be forwarded to any part Of the
city country by addressing above post paid
closed.
Alss, for sale by Dr. Wad,worh IS Nsrh Main street,
frsvs ence l.; at 1888 Washington street, Boston; No.
Broadway Albany; and by Martin and Whitley 800 Market
street, Bsltimsre, Md w. Williams, Buffalo; and Of DR..
Hslsted, Rochester.
n B-Nlared persons, and those mpatng marriage
conscious Of physical inability from certain cent?
IDENTIFY consult Dr. Conve personally by letter paid
enclosing S. his residence and ece Third Y
All cessary advice and medicine for the speedy
Of such disability will be carefully forwarded the writer's
address, Dr. Cs observation and extensive practice this
rnI vi 2of
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EAGLE ,G,QEFEE HOUSE AND BATHS. By JAMES
Centre and Elm stIeets-Wam, Cold or Shower Bath 2h
Lodging 80 so per week. "
The London Liverpool, Csasds and United States papers
are received here. myio swse