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Curious case of Consumption.

There scarcely day passes but there number of Ca'ea
Consumption reported cured by the of Dr. Townsnd
Sarsaparia. The following recently received.
TowNsEND-Dcar For the have boon
afflicted with General Debility and Nervous Consumption Of tho
last and did expect health all AteT
medicine under the Of Of tho
distinguished members the Board
Health in New York scwerc and spending the Of
attempting health and after reading
paper Sasapara resolved totryi After
bottles found done good and called at
your With your advice kept and do heartily
advice taking Sarsaparlla-
and have been able attend usual abo for the last four
blessing God Sarsapala,
1t helped beyond the expectations Of
all that knew
CHARLES QUINCY
Orange Esser Co. ~ J., Aug. o lsi7.
State of New Jersey. Essex Co.
CHARLES QuiMBy being according law his
saith that the foregoing according TO tbs
best of his knowledge and belief.
CHARLES QUINCY.
Sworn and subscribed to before Orange the 81 Of August
ls47. CYRUS BALDWIN
Ju.tce of the Peace
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IrIsTuEGLORY OLE MAIDs. MIDON

J. aud the GROWING ornament OF man.
z - II Is to the scalp ;uano is 10 the earth, in
making il fruitful
c.5y9I is certain in its effect death tomorrow
or next year.
Now, reader, these respectable citizens certify that
Joncss Coral Hair Resf0ratire will have the follow
ing effect without tail,
1t will force the human hair to grow on the head,
face bodyil will stop lis falling, cure Scur or Dan
druii, and make Red, Gray and Light hair grow
Dark.
Mr. w. Tompins, 90 King st, New York
Mrs Matilda Reeves Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
Mr., James Power grocer, Fulton St, Brooklyn
Mr. Thomas Jackson, ~ Liberty St. Pittsburgh.
Henry f. Cullen, Qatel barber on board the South
America.
u Bu, the beautiful, the glorious effect it has in
dressing and beautilyng the hair-mnklng it soft,
dark, silky, and keeping it thrice as long as any
other article made
1T IS so ECONOMICAL AND CHEAP!
II costs hu, shngs for n trial bottle, aud the public
are conscen,lons!y and honestly assured that the
above are MS real and true qualities
he careful and get the genuine. Ask for JoNEs'S
Coral han Restorative, and take no other.
II Is sold N Burlington at " ApothecaIes Hall
Corner Church and College Sts by Geo. T.. HAIR
RINGroN who IL sole agent for the State of Vermont
Burlington, Feb -, lSiS "a
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cry respectfully, your ooeulchl servant,
ELY MOORE.
REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES
THIRTY YEARS STANDING
MouSr WASHINGTON, BERKSHIRE CO., Mass Z
November % ISL


MouSr WASHINGTON, BERKSHIRE Co., Mass I
November %, 1911.
Nessrs IT'uaH 4 Ertchom :--Gcnts--For thirty
years have been afflicted with Piles, general Debility,
and inflammation. causing umors and proapsis of the
bowels and which had resisted all the medical treat
mcnt Dr. Chapman and others could give. The last
three years, OF that time my suiirrlngs defy descrp
ton. was confined to my bed, unable Ia help myself,
and at las, gwen up by my physicians and friends in
despair OF ever gaining my health IN fact Tor three
days before | commenced using Dr. uphams Elecu-
ary was entirely spccchcsS ana my burial CLONES
were made. But under the benecen ineTccs OF Fro
,dcncc, md the OF DR.. tphams tlccuary, though
and CID MAN. have the pleasure oi stating the fAcrt
the public that my health Is now good, ana nope 10
live many years il it Is Gods will to make known
the virtues of Doctor Ipham's Elcctuary and TO re-
commend it to MY afflicted fellow creatures. 1t help
ed me beyond the expectations oil al mat knew my
cnsc, and can only say to oihets lna' u !, IN my
opinion the best medicine in the world Tor fIes, or
any other disease of the bowels and II they VIII use
1t according to the directions will myself warrant
cure IN every ease
Yours, with the utmost expression OF ihanknnGss
FoREMoyT, Berk Co, Mass, Nov. ~, lsi7.
The aboyc certificate tells a simple and truthful
story Of suiicrugand relief Of winch as physician ana
witness IN the case, | cheeriully endorse
New y ork, Nov. ,, 1877.
MrSsrs Hyatt & Kefcham :--tientS Il am CON
strained to give YOU statement OF the benefit nave
derived from using DIR. uphams Eiectuary' IN case
OF piles believing by so doing shall rsnder b'heht
to those who are suffering from that tronofso"e
disease. reduced for several years ny the ies,
much that it was with great difficulty Tor me TO
walk or attend to my business. also suffered from
other diseases which extremely tfouo'sohe' ana
which am pleased To say, two boxes OF the Eectuary
entirely removed and that my he9h Is better no"
than II has been Tor many years II mas Hol'e me anu
my family since NOR, good, and with less expense
than all the physicians to whom nave oppheu' u
medicine that have used
remain still i'll perfect health,
Your obrd!ent servant
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

l are now making very superior article OF SElD-
LE1T POWDERS put up in tin bores, and war
ranled to resist the dampest weather For sale low IN
Guanttl,. At uARRlNGTON'S,
II fApothecarles Hall /,
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To the Ladies,

DR. Townscnds SarsaparllR favore of the Indie, T. %.
h'e them OF great amount Of suffering fine con-
following; '' '''" US VI"
- South Brookivn lug L. 1877
IN ioWNsENp-slri u gives mo pleasure q
hcnehca effects have experienced from
ria My system much reduced
raj debility and with variety OF female Won,
advertisement and induced of YOUR remedy
restored me to better Of health
several years pevlou. to taking do most chrory 70,
commend as valuable medicine
been. MRS. PARKER - '
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CLARK, FISK & GO.

al cadIcs Of various quantities. Also, 2O,UO0
packages Tobacco, comprising various brands and
qualities Pipes and Segars; Maccoboy and Scotch
Snuff; New Orleans, Porto Rico, s.. Croix and lla-
vana Coffee, crushed Loaf and Powdered Sugars
New Orleans Porto Rico Nueiveas, 81. Croix. Trim
dad and CUBA Molasscs; Half Boxes, Box and kcg
Raisns St Domingo, Cuba, Rio, Laguln, Sumatra
and Java Coffee pimcnto, Pepper, Ginger, Numegs,
Cloves, Mustard, Cnssa. Fancy aud Bar Soap, Sperm
and Mould Candies Winter and Summer Oils, Mack
crcl, Salmon Shad, Herring, Picked and Dry Cod,
and full and general assortment OF Groceries which
Offer for sale at the very lowest market prices, and
to which wc invite the attention ct the country mer-
chant CLARK. FISK Il co.
\. 3. lihcrnl ndvnnccs mndc nnnn nsgnmcmt.
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ChesIic Rail Road.

Se...s..-ss $500 49, z
IN aud after October 18th, Trains will run this
~ Road as folows:--.
Passenger Trains viii be run to Winchcndcn in
connection with the Fichburg Trains, which leave
Charlrsiown at I A. NJ ana | +. VI.
From Wnchendon at - A. NJ and 10 ?. NJ.
connecting witt the second and the last Fi,chburg
trains to Boston.
Stages from Western and Northern New IIamp-
shire, and the State of Vermont, will deliver and re-
ceive passengers at Winchendon in connection with
all the above Trains.
a Freight Train will be nun daily each way in con
nec,on with the usual Fiichburg Freight Trains
Il. NJ. EDWARDS, President
October 25 1917 1yif
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CEED WHEAT FOR SALE At THE AG-
- ricuura Ware House.
PIERCE, BATEY 4 co.
Burlington, April 20,
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TWO CHILDREN SAVED!

Very fnmio. indeed-in
used DR. Townscnds sarsapnla in time lost children
past while those that did sickrncd
certificate publish below conclusive Of
and only another instance Of its children
DIR. TowS.ENDDear Sir: had children cured hy YOUR
Sarsapara of the summer complaint and dycnrry
teen months old and the other They
reduced, aud expected they would die
BY respectable PHI When Doctor informed ne th,,
We must lose them resolved Sarsapara
heard much Of but had but te confidence there han.
much stun advertised that worthless hut very thank r,l
that did undoubtedly the i've. of both ,rc hI.
that others may be induced to it,
Yours respectfully.
49,, , JOHN WILSON Jr
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Endure tho Piles No Longer.
If SUFFERERS FROM THE FILES WILL NEGLECT TO USE
DR.. UPHA MS

IG Il 4 \ Is j, u - IL u L Il n
THE FAULT Is THEIR own.
TTRG IT. all you that have the Piles Inflammation
L of the Liver Spleen, Bowels Kidneys and Blad-
der, Liver Complaint, DYSPEPSIA Constipation, Sick
Headache, any Disease OF which PILES, either
Bleeding or Blind, External, or Internal is the deter
mlnation of, and the thanks OF additional thousands
will be expressed
MEAD rms EVIDENCE HERE or CURES.
Though it cannot give the saved one wealth
1t gives treasure tar mare glorious HEALTH.
UNITED STATES MARsHALs OFFICER
New \ ork, December g. 1877. {
Mcssrs. II'yau i hctcham :-Gcncmen--Jnder-
standing tina, you the general agents for the sale
of" Dr. Upham'- Vegetable Elcctuary," for the cure
of Piles have deemed my duty to volunteer re-
communication in behalf of that invaluable medicine.
| have been afflicted ior many years with Piles, and
have tried various remedies, but with no beneficial
effects Indeed, began to consider my case utterly
hopeless But about the first of September last,
prevailed upon by friend to make trial OF the above
named medicine. took his advice aud rejoice to
say that am not only relieved, hut, as believe per-
cct.y cured. most earnestly recommend it to all
who may have the misfortune TO be afflicted with that
annoying and dangerous disease.
Very respectfully, your obedent servant
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS MORNING, MAY &C.



Palmyra, June 3. 1871 Mr. Bennett Dear Sir
find that your Yellow Dock and Sarsnpara goes
finely. want you to send me four dozen bottles
more. think it will take the place OF Townsonds Sar-
saparla altogether Send me mmc dately, us have
bu, one bottle left out Of six dozen in two months.
Yours, &c, ]. Il. SEXTON.
Look Out For Imposition.
Beware how you buy medicine put up in squa re
quart bottles, you liable TO be imposed upon. -
b. sure and ask for Dr. Guysott's Compound Exr act
OF Sarsaparla bearing the written signature of s F.
Bennett each outside wrapper written with lack
ink, and buy nothing else it is this preparation
ly that is performing such marvellous and astons ing
cures. Remember Iclio,o Dock and SarsapariHa
Prepared at s. + Benefits Laboratory Little Fla lis,
IIerkimer County, New York, and
Sold by Z. H. HUNTINGTON, Penn Yam,
by one agent in every village in the State by the prin
cipa druggists and merchants throughout the United
States West Indies and Canada.
None genuine unless put up in large square bottles,
containing quart, with the name Of the Syrup blown
in the glass, with the written signature Of S. f. BEN
NETT OH each out side wrapper.
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only one of more Of
tsm that Dr. Townends Sarsapara The mos.
and chronic weekly eadcaed by its exaorhnary y
"
BackreNs Island Sept H. lsi7
DR. TowNsFND-Dcar Sir: have suffered for pus
with the Rheumatism; considerable the time could
not sleep walk had the pain. and
limbs terribly swollen four bottle. of your
SarsapaIla and they have done hou
worth of good am much b.tter-nde.d
cd You liberty this benefit of the afflicted
Yours respectfully -
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Window Sash.

WINDOW SASH OF all sizes constantly kept Oh
w hand and for sale by GEO. PETERSON
Burlington, April &, 1913. 42w6
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Lunatic ASYLUM.
RHEVINATUSM

James Cummings Esq, of the assistant. in the Luna
lum Blackwels Island the gentleman spoken % in the
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

Victor Orleans Co, n Y, July Is, lSi7.
Mr.. Bennett, Little Falls-Dear Sir-on the receipt
of this send me least four dozen bottles Extract Vel
low Dock and Sarsaparla. 1t is giving entire satis-
faction here. One case that OF young man from
Michigan, nearly gone with consumption. lie COM
menced taking the medicine when unable TO sit up,
and before using the whole of the first bottle SO
much better be able to walk to the neghbors and
il is now certain that he will get well speedily. lie
also very deaf, and that also is nearly cured
There are other where it has been used with
good success. Yours truly.
Sept, 9th Just received letter from Herkimer,
lierkimer Co. which states that the Syrup cured u
gentleman OF consumption that was supposed TO be
beyond hope-now enjoying good health
Victor, July %, 1917 Mr. Bennett-Dear Sr-Thc
medicine sent Inns not to hand vet. am entire
y out, with calls of from to 10 bottles per day Send
some by express Immediately.
In haste, yours. A P DICKINSON.
ini1ammatory rheumatism Cured
Seneca Falls, July 10, lSi7. Mr. Bennett-Dea,
Sn-l am entirely out of your Extract of Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparlla, and will be much obliged if you will
send me some four dozen or more bottles as soon ms
possible. do not like to be out OF the medicine 81
tar has sold well and given entire satisfaction One
bottle OF the Yellow Dock and Sarsapariln and one
bottle OF Rheumatic Lnment, sold on the 10Th day o
| June has performed a radical cure OF intIammator,
rheumatism, OF long standing, upon gentleman wht
was only able 10 move about the house on criches
lie was IN our village to-day, some six or seven mile
| from home, without crutches or cane He wished m,
10 tender TO you his uneigned thanks for being res,or
ed to health and relieved from pain and suffering b.
! JR, BROWN.
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Scott and Aldermen Adams and crolius1John McKson,
Esq, District Attorney Trial for Grand Larceny
renee Malone placed AZ the bar this morning
indictment for grand arcsny In having on the 3rd Of
January last stolen cart valued ct $50 the property Of
Archibald and Joseph White On the part of the pro-
secution II hown In evidence that the property in
question stolen from stable at the OF 4th
and streets and that the prisoner shortly af
forwards offered to dispose of it for $780, Elias Acker
who at once suspectng that the accused had not
obtained it honestly, caused him to be arrested when
he acknowledged having stolen It. The prisoner made
no defsncs and the jury without leaving their seats
found him guilty wbereupon tho court sentenced him to
two years imprisonment In the State prison
-Anoihsr trial for Grand Larceny james Rose and
William Genial were then called to trial charge Of
having the 18th of December last stolen a copper
worm (weghng about 800 pounds) valued at $780, the
property Of Joseph Concklin distler. The evidence
sdduced on the part Of the prosecution failing to sus
tain the Indictment the jury, after brief consultation,
rendered verdict of not gully No other cases being
ready for trial the Court adjourned till tomorrow morn
ing
COURT CALESDAR-This Dsy-Circuit CoWt-2, 8,
10, l6, IT. 49, 49, 10 81, o. 49, "a a. 49, a. 80 90 30,
81 49, Superior Court-l6 49, so, 81, S5 Al, 40 As,
40. So 49, 64 %, So So So CO. 81 o. Ga Common Pleas
list particle 1873 81. $685. 1876 1877. 1879 AL l4s, 3i3
ID part-I2. 90, 10, Ia, rs, 49, 50, 100, liz, ia
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when the earnings Of railroad already give the
stockholders good dividends suoh increase in the re-
cepts as reported In the above road must swell that
dividend largely, or give the company handsome
surplus This road will be connected with others
which must give 1t large amount of business 1t bids
fair be Of the best investments in the country
Under the old law the banks Of this State we're re-
qursd to make reports to the comptroller quarterly and
in accordance with that law made their returns on the
LIST of November last Under the law Of December the
time for tho reports to be made changed and the
Comptroller, State Treasurer, and Secretary of State
authorised to call for reports to be made on any
Saturday, within the quarter, they might think pro-
per- In accordance with that law they were required
to report their condition the 18th of November s4
only thirteen days after the previous had been
made. We annex tho returns of November, In
ton with those Of several pre- vious dstes:-
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

SALES.
BALTIMORE Feb $50 600 u States 6s 1867 10O6 $1,000
do. do oo1 500 do. do 1905; $1,000 do 1905 5000
do do lC 1000 do do. 0o $1,000 do do l0e<; $4,000 do
1 more e. i s ~ $40 DO % $50 DO % PA
do $1,000 do do 95h $500 do s5 10 shares Me
ohanio. BANK 49, 10 do 49, 20 do Susquehanaa Railroad
asked 1904 bid TIe4suIy s at asked Maryland IS
95h bid; Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad shares 80 asked
37,s bid.
PHILADELrHrA Fen. 9-Ffrst Bfard.-S25oo Wimg'n r
Bank, Ii! 100 Reading r. ~. liter Saies-9 Ksnt.cLy
$1,000 Sch Ma. 6's e5 AS $500 Loan SIS ST. loOa
$40 600 State S. 1915 s3a COO do. 73x $4,000 Texas
Mech Bank s' ssccyd BOerdasssoo STATE s. ny !!
do II $1,000 headng RI 6's. SAY; 225 Grard Bank,
100 Morris Canal IA Poll Bank Ill; 100 Copper, az
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slls, to7 $40 100, 4ol, so7 1872 24s AIS 1888 s9o,

The returns for November 18th, were received for all
the banks Of the State except the Atlas Bank Bank Of
Lake Erie, Franklin County Bank, New York State
Stock Security Bank, and State Bank Of saugerties Il
will be perceived that the line Of loans and discounts had
In the thirteen days. increased about and half
millions of dollars, and the amount Of specie hand
had in the time fallen of SlSsse92. There had
also been flight reduction in the circulation and in the
deposits We have doubt tho object the State off,
had in view in calling for report after the
last ONE under the old law had been made, to
If there had not been expansion immediately after
these returns made Had the financial affairs of
the country been in prosperous condition, the banks
would have expanded at once, and should, without
doubt have the operation and effect Of the old ys
tenn Of making reports, clearly illustrated
AS there is still large amount Of the Issues of the
suspended banks in the hands Of the public it will be
interesting to the holders to know something about
probable value. The following rates paid by the
brokers In Wall street -
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DnILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUsE-DR ktNRE-
lin German fnysis,an, fftes9 y'a,s ss,.asg& prast,
maades of delicate snd destructive habits o. YOUTH
still Continues TO engage DR. Kmken utmost attention In
may depend being always condusted BY Or X himself
with prompt perfect
Strangers travelling supplied monenss notice with med
aine sueisnt themselves the most
private msnnsr Cure charge required Let
sls Posi- pae. will meet pIcnr tsnioa bssIdsnct ~
ssssr Of Tnss ana ysox sussu. hall safs hon hs p,
ssssIs 70 ssf Al s.'s"' ''''" 'sas q ne s>''''
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fore Justice Tmpson Smith then swore to an afdavt
that Margaret vspden Eden his wife, and was at
the time OF making the sfiisyt they having been
RED In England In the year 1915 Thus by this last
afndavit involves charge of perjury upon himself and
clears the woman ths charge larceny The matter
IL under investigation before the above nem ed a.
cistrate.
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Mall failures.
The mail failed at New Orleans. :. 80.

The mail failed at New Orleans. January 9th
" partly ........ 2Sth
Cincnpati. February LIST
Chicago. ...... January 26th
Eastern, at St Louis. Jan 25th, 26sh and 9th
correspondent of the Piusaeld (Mass) Eagle, state
that the merchants and business men of that village
have suffered to the amount of 81 900 more by for
warding money in the mall within few weeks past In
small sums at different times.
The Sayannah Republican Of the 4th instant, learns
that the Northern Mail from that city of the l4th
ary Is either lost miecarried Letters mailed that
day, containing remlttsnces had not been received In
New York and Philadelphia remarks the Republican.
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Nlsrrled,

Msrried,
In Brooklyn on the Sd instant, by the Rev Phneas
Rice, Mr.. WILLIAM BALsEE to Miss CATHERINE OWENS,
all Of the above place.
On Monday evening 7th inst. by the Rsv. F. W. Gels.
senhaner, Mr. JAMES DOYLE to Miss LUCINDA MARIA
Loss, all of this city
On Tuesday, the Ist instant, ct Newark Ohio, by the
Rev. William Wiley, Mr. JOHN TAYLOR of New York, to
Miss CHARLOTTE HAMrIL, of the former place.
Died.
On Wednesday the 9th met in tho 3sth year of his
age, BEINHART A F.. BESKES, native Of Germany.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from the house of his brother Is Dey
street, on Thursday the 10th inst at 10 O'Clock His
remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment.
Of pulmonary consumption, JAMES O'BRIEN formerly Of
this city.
0Uf- Rochester pspcrs please copy
On Wednesday, 9th inst Of erysipelas, Mr. PATRICK
McCARrIN native of county Down, Ireland, aged 46
years.
His friends and acquaintance, also the members Of
Hibernian Universal Benevolent Society," respectful
~ invited to attend his funeral at O'Clock, Friday
afternoon, from his late. residence, No 224 Mulberry
street, with out further invitation.
On Wednesday, February 9th, of short and severe
Illness JOHN SPENCE
His friends and those of his BROTHER law, John
Power respectfully invited to attend his funeral this
Thursday afternoon the 10th instant at o'clock,
from his late residence, 1856 Maiden lane.
non the 9th Of February JOHN CosBoY, from Nenagh,
county Tipperary, Ireland.
His friends and those Of his family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon O'Clock
from his late residence. No. IL Washington street.
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Joints, scrofua. Diseases of the Skin. SC, &c-Rings
cound Syrup of Hvdriodae Of Poassa Sarsapa. and
Yellow Deck mi. MEDICINAL remedy is publi,hed for the
saes Of the oiuts swelling Of the muscular substances
them eupti Of the skim &c IL the best possible
combination Of remedies for the named diseases
prepared from the ppesi articles aud warranted
Druggist, 1872 Broadway, corner OF John street.
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The receipts for January were 600, which, II an
average, Is equal to SAIL 200 for the year, but
by no means, consider January fair average month
for the year, and our estimate for ls4s, upon the
basis of the receipts for the first month is at least two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars II the expenses
equal to y per cent Of the gross income there will be
balance left Of one hundred and twenty thousand
dollars equal to dividend Of eight pr cent the eg
gesats cost Of the road This for the hst year. will be
extraordinary and must satisfy the sapguine friend
of the company The location Of this road favora
BILE as that Of any other in the couaty and It Is mat
ter Of much astonshment that It has been left unoccu
pied so long Railroads have wonderful influence upon
each other they sustain and support themselves by the
business they create 1t appears impossible to get up
composition lines; and the construction Of roads in the
immediate vicinity Of Others aids and increases their
productvensss In stead of cutting into them generally
supposed when CONTEMPLATED
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Instruction In the Spanish Language on

INSTRUCTION In the Spanish Language on
Orendof's Oral system-seno. F. !. ViNGUT Profe.
Grammar the Oendorf plan having been requested
form Saturday class by several professors Of other
who from peculiar circumanees, not able
tend other days having with their he will
form class to meet at his residences No Dcy street
Saturday afternoon from to Saturday,
tMenfE.four Lemons.