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RHEUMATIC AND NER-
VOUS DISORD Frs.
For all Of which it is speedy and certain rsu-
| edv. and never fails This Eminent is prepares
/ from recireof Dr. Stephen Sweet. of Connections
the famous bone setter and has been used ir be
/ practice for more than twenty wears with the
[ most astor ishinc success.
As an AIlevistor Of Pain, 10 is unriva.cl -y ans
preparation before the public, Of which --a
/ skeptical nav be convinced by a single trifl
This Eminent viii cure rapidly and -a-icl-'.
bhcu- tic Disorders Of every kind. anil 10 '-. l-
sands Of eases where it has been used & has never
been known to fail.
For Neuralgia, il viii afford immediate -'..e. .n
every casa. however distressing.
Il viii relieve the worst case lelll'-e '
three minutes. and is warranted 90 d' &C.
Toothachc also II viii cure instantly
For Nervous Debility and General ia,'l-il'
arising from imprudsucs or excess rms
ment isa most happy and unflilnc remedy
ting directly upon the nervous tissues. It slre--
tkens AMI revivifas the system. and res
L Elasticity and vigor. Lin.
FoR PtLFs.-tsan external remedy, we clam
that it IS the bszf known. We challenge the worn
produce m e1raI. Every victim Of this distress
ing complains should give tia trial Tor 20 wa
not fail o. afford immediate relief, ani ln A.'
V Of cases will effect radical cure
ptf4s- n <l-, T1r1 ~ are sometimes eXiIsA.
malignant and dangerous. but timely alP'
cation OF this Iinimen- viii never fail % cure
Sorslins ere sometimes very obstinate. anu eN-
largenent Of the joints is liable 20 occur u h1-
ted. The worst ease may be conquerel 'F .-
Liuiment in -wo or three davs.
Bruises Cuts Wounds, Sores icers, 'liLs ...-
Seals. Well readily to the wonderfully ne3.,-
properties IF Or SWEETS INFALLlHL- '''-
HfENT. wbe1 used according 20 dir'c'''-,-
Also. Catholics Frosted Feet 7rj lnse '.'''
and -fincs
Every Horse Owner should have this renew ~
hand for IFS timely use at the first appe1 -an,e
Lamen.7s VIII efectusllv urever those form l''.
disease To- which all horses are liable, ant "l'.N
render 50 many otherwise valuable horse ne''t
worthless. .o
Over foar hundred voluntary testimon'iIs 81
the wonderful curative properties OF TINS Ll'.-
ment have been received. within the last two wear
and many Of them persons in the highest RANKS va
life.
CAUTION
To avoid imposition, observe the aigni,uI'
likeness Of Dr. Stephen Sweet on every label. pug
also 90 StcoHen Sweets lnf'ljble Linifnant ''o"-
in the glass Of each bottle without which noas 1i-
genuine .-.-o
RICHARDSON 60.
Sole Propriet1-s Norwich a.
3d.. s7i.bv " RORY % ont l 17''
T. A. PECK
Burlington. 4Es,
Ian. !, 1860
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confession AND EXPERIENCE

OF / TICTIN
II ESIGNED for the benefit. and as a warning
- and caution to those who suffer from ucr-
vous debility, Indigestion, lowncss of spirits.
want of sleep, premature decay. sc; as O couse-
4uence Of youthful imprudence, or the baneful
habit OF self-abusc. At the same time pointing
out the certain 14e1Hs If sdt-c5Ts.
By ouc who has suffered from the above cause,
and from misplaced confidence in medical humbug
and quackery. Single copies sent (post-free) ON
the receipt of stamped envelope bearing the
address Of the applicant
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESQ,
w2fm3 Bedford, Kings County, y. Y
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SASH. DOORS, Ii Ii DS
AND STAIRS.

TINE subscribers have Just set up comple'e
] set Of new and improved machinery for the
manufacture Of DOORS, SASH + BLINDS
Of MI descriptions.
They are also prepared to execute al orders 1or
PLANNING OR Sitting LUMBER,
SCROH-SAWING, MOULDINGS
OF ALL PATTERNS
from inch to s inches
They would call particular attention to their
NEW PATTERNS
OF DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
which. for durability and beauty, EXC Ell By far
any thing Of the kind ever offered in this market
Also-STAIR BUILDING of all kinds.
including RAILS, NEW ELS and BANlSTEBS,
Of anv stvle and material desired, specimens Of
which may he seen at our Shop.
All work delivered at the Wharves or DEPICTS
free Of charge.
Shop, South end of the
PIONEER MACHINE SHOPS.
CHASE & SMITH
Burlington. April !, 1850. WY
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ALSO. FOR SALE.
WITH or WITHOUT THE FARM
One Span Work Horses;
One years old Black Hawk;
Two yearinc
Two : year Ill st. Lawrence Colts;
One
Seven Good Cows in good order;
Fifty-fve sheep. mostly Ewes choice l't Of
feece-. averaged last season 5tper heati
Wagons Sleghs, Harnesses, Ploughs;
IT, short. al the raraphernaiia pertaining to
well-rigcci Vermont Farm.
T. II. BOoTWICk.
T,r II wifi
1850. IN. cHANBERLIN, 1850
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As "a Family Physic.


From Dr.. z. ~. lsT,rrglt Nsg Orf1e-
Your Pills are the prince Of pUrees Their ev..r-.
qualities surpass any cathartc we possess. ll.. 81.
mild but very certain and eiactu3l u their a... -
ho7els which makes them invaluable 20 ls i1 --. .
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lVcIrIENr CONSUMPTION CURED.

J ave much reason o. believe that through the
blessing of God Dr. n. q. Whites Elixir saved
me from confirmed Pulmonary Consumption.
ID. MARVIN,
Minister of the Gospel. Alb1r-h. Vt
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disease. cold settles somewhere In Che BODY .| .
-tructs lis natural functions These, if u.t -...
react upon themselves and the surrounding ORGANS. .
Hu.iuE general 5--rayaiiou, SUFFERING anil -
While In this condition oppressed by the j-llt -.f.
take Ayers Pills. and h9w directly they r...-.
natural action of the system. and with DO Tie H.
feeling of health again. WHAT true and SID a...
fli~ trivial and common complaint. j. al-I trr.-
.i tha deefrs.+ilcd and dangerous di,remN4--. I..
r.rcttiva effect eVpels them. Caused bv similar .l.
r.fr- and arrangements Of the natural tlu..
.lr they are rapidly and many Of them ,l-... ..-
Che same means. None who know the v.rtI.. NIX.
pitts wiz neglect TO employ them when -uf.-.-- .-
tlr disorders they cure
Statements fgom leading physicians boz -aa. .- ..
pr.1 iIal Cities aud from other well known r.-
SIu--
Fag5 T5l1eqrliHg MERCHANT # 81. Ions. FL rs--
Dr. Ar.R. Your Pills are the paragon Of all -..-..
great iu medicine. They have cured my it-e f...s+
of uicer9us sores upon her hands and te-r Tint hal m
iu.ir4aia fur years. Her mother has been ..-- .-
ou- iT afflicted with bl0tches and pmplas 0u L-
Zoo Der hair. After child cured. sl. s.. -. .
y1Ur Pills, and they have cured her.
Asa NOBgHrr.u
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From N, Frq~ro, afa, Patc,t Office.


FENHE SUBSCRIBER gives notice that after the
first Of April she will be ready to give in
struction on the Piano-forte An experience OIL
several years as successful teacher in the city Of
Brooklyn, n. Y, she is confident. will enable her
to give satisfaction to those who may favor her
with their patronage.
TERMS, per quarter.-Twenty-four lessons of
one hour each-Sl2.
For more particular information inquiry may
be made Of her brother, Jehiel Munson, corner of
Ohamplain and King SITS.
A. Z. MUNS0N.
Burlington, March &c. DIV
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CARRIAGE AND SLEIGMAKING
= THE OLD STAND OF

ga JOHN K. GRAY,
RtoANEh Of King and Champlain Streets, Bur
~ tngton. All work warranted OF the pest oe
sesiption.
Almcst sli kinds see
cARRIAG SAND sLE1GHs
kspt constantly on h. d. Also,
-l. LU NIB E R.
YsSshsd Spruce FlcDring, planned and thorough
= sasonsd.
RIVED AND CEDAR SHINGLES.
vs.7satsd 100000 f,et Of Strip Lath Norway
ylDs Hooring, thoroug hly seasoned. Hemlocks
Boards and Cedar Posts for fencing. Machine
0svsd Qapboards, 9 feet long.
t-- PINE CLAPBOARD
plaasd, Is II.
fnquire at the shop #
- z r JOHN K. GRAY.
sSnsr Of King and Champlsin SITS.
Tune 1857.
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So. BURLINGTON, FIR
w
RUSSIA SAElVEE :
VEGETABLE 0ENTMENT1
-'' io. .a l be E.. t 5ai q Ed dH 11i''y-
I RUSSIA s.-g. et--s HuESs.
RUSSIA sALVE CURES oAEcERs. -
RUSSIA ,trT- s0HE uEU5
russia ---+- .Has lIuH =
RUSSIA e-rE r.ocs.
RUSSIA s.-vr CURES 7etL1 HEAD.
RUSSIA stlEu CURES eHlllE RASH
Auzsl. s.-ra GIFTS
RUSSIA st-r- c-- cu-S-.
RUSSIA strr. e- Sends.
= RUSSIA sA-"a GURUS ataI GuEUH
RUSSIA stIE9 SORES. ~
RUSSIA sa.. FLEA BITES
RUSSIA slITL CURES VU-rLows.
RUSSIA strE- ULCERS.
RUSSIA sArv CURES WARTS. =
RUSSIA sally. .. SORE NIPPLES
RUSSIA sAL-H CURES SITES.
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CITE DOOMED CHIEF
or. TWO HUNDRED YEARN wv
Bv Hon. d. p. Thompson
(Author Of Green Mountain Boys az
Eece,ved Al the Church street Book store oi
Burlington, Feb. Sd, 1860.
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CoLLEGE STREET
DAT TIE

INREsH GROUND DAT MEAL by tho barre
u or smaller quantity; warranted to be Of prime
quality, this day received and viii be sold low by
A. s. DEWEY.
Jan. 81, 1861
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SAMUEL COOPER.

DATENTS secured ia the United States. and in
all other psteat--renting countries. Specif-
| cations and drawings prepared Caveats fled.
| RcconsiIera+ior7 procured. Of applications that
have been rejected upon mpcrfectly prepared pa
! pcrs. Iqterfereuces prosecuted. Reissues sud
extensions procured and in eneral, all business
q injected with the Patent Office transacted with
care and prompuess.
British and foreign Patents procured through
prompt and confidential agents in London and Pa
ri=
Persons residing at "a distance may obtain all
necessary information, and have their business
transacted. by writing % the subscriber. without
the trouble AMI expense ot q visit to washington.
Tie begs leave On refer those unacquainted with
him TO the following testimonials
From Hon Charles M-sou Commissioner Of Patents.
U. $. ParExr OFFICE. Fe1. %. 1855.
I take great pleasure in stating that during the
time have been acting as Commissioner Of Patents,
Samuel Cooper ESQ. of Boston. has been engaged
as Solicitor and has been in that capacity in con-
slant correspondence and intercourse with the Of
fee he has evinced p thorough acquaintance with
the Patent Law and with the rules and practice Of
the office, n close attention TO the interests Of his
clients. and p marked clndor and courtesy that
has rendered the transaction Of business with him
pleasure have 90 hesitation in stating that
regard him ss enc Of the very best agents for the
am acquainted.
CHARLES MASON. Commissioner
From ,6e Frqujea, oftbs Potoat Office.
The uudersi gned Priaciual and Assistant Exam
incr- in the Vnitel States Patent Office, have for
several wears been sell acquainted with Mr.. Sam
uel Cooper, late a PRINCIPAL Examiner in this Of
fee and take pleasure in stating that he is gem
tleman of the highest moral character, of unques-
toned knowledge IN the business and practice Of
the Office and that mis- scientific attachments are
such as eminentiv fit him for the business i'm which
he is about to ENGAGE.
Henry 3. RENwTCK. } ~,
Il. d. CALI. ~ ''-.F-
5. II. LANE.
7. r. PEALE,
THOMAS EVERETT, assistant
F. SoUTHGlTE SNrTu. FramiserS. /
VILLAS @. LANGDoN,
From long acquaintance and intimate ofhcia /
relations with Mr. Cooper I fully and heartily /
concur in - icing rec mmendati0n made by .
my late col.,a-u.s WV y. FITZGERALD,
Late Primer IE-amirer IF Patents. .
Boston, Jan. I, 1850. deodly
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HEALTH OR SICKNESS {?
CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM.
H0LLOWAY'S PILLS.

The blood furnishes the material Of every bone
muscle, gland and fibre in the human frame.
When pure it secures health to every organ; when
corrupt, 1t necessarily produces disease. uoLL0-
WAYS PILLS operate directly upon the elements
Of the stream Of life, neutralizinr the principle Of
disease, and thus radically caring the maiadv,
whether located in the nerves, the stomach, the
liver the bowels, the muscles. the skin. the brain
or any other part Of the system
USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD,
HoLLowAY's Pills are equally oficacious in
complaints common TO the whole human race and
disorders peculiar to certain climate and local
ties
ALARMING DISORDERS.
Dyspepsia, and arrangement of the liver. the
source of infrmity and suffering, and tde cause If
inumerabe deaths yield to these curatives. in all
case, however aggravated, acting 90 mild purg-
alive Alternative and tonic; they relieve the bowels
purify the fluids, and invigorate tho system ard
he constitution at the same time.
GENERAL WEAENESs-EERVOU
COHPLAINTs
Whom all stimulauts fail the reuovatiu- sua
bracing properties o. these Pills give f5mcess ;o
the shaking nerves and enfccalej muscles Of the
victim Of general debility.
DELICATE FEMALES
An irregularities and ailments incident ta tie
delicate and sensitive organs Of the sex are ccua-
ed or prevented by a few doses Of these mild, but
infalible alternatives. No mother ,sho regards Lsr
own or her children's health should nu .a have
them within her reach.
SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS
The London "Laucet,' the London "Gtciical
Reviow, +" and the most eminent Of the faculty ia
Great Britain, Franco and Germany. have cufoti.-
ed the Pills and their inventor.
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4 simple and elegant c0Dlbln 7f10n for COUGHS &c.
Or. G. F. BIGELow, Boston.
Cd. Hare prove5 ertrenrlv seruiceablc for HoARsE-
NESS" Rev HENRY WARD BEECHER.
ssTre~orq,nend tleir use 70 PUBLIC SPEAKERS"
Rev. z. IT. CHAPIS, New York.
Most saIutarv rejefin BRONCHITIS"
Rev. 5. SgIGFRED, Morristown Ohio.
Beneficial tr1er ~3mpelsdto speak, s'lForiHg from
CoUp" Rev. s. j. P. ANDERSON, st. Louis.
"Ffecfual in rcmoUmg HoarSeaess and Irritation
offle Throat, SO common u7ib SPEAKERS and NrVG-
Ems"
Prof VI. STACY JOHNSON LaGrsnre, Ga.
Teacher Of Music, southern Female College
oGre7i brneft ,rleg tqko7 5efor and 7hrF aching,
rs tbcv prcueaf Hoarycacs. From thar past fret.
fbinkfBev triN b. If permanent aduautagr 70 mo-
Rev. Z. B0wLEY, 4. NJ,
President Of Athens College. Tenn.
sold BY all Druggists, at 25 cents per box.
Also. BRowv's LAXATIVE TRoCHEs, or Cattarfic
L7zs7qes for Dysp psiq, hadigesfioa, Constipation,
I,q4acHe Bilious Affections. &c. wl9mG
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A. e. LEAVENWORTH. Principal.
CALENDAR FOR Ie59--6O.

Fall Term begins Aug. 3lst, and ends Nov. 18th
Winter Term " Nov. 23d, &" q Feb. 18th.
Spring Term 4" Feb 18th, d" d" May lst.
Su,nrcr Term q. Nav 9th. - July oath.
The hujliing has been thoroughly repaired, an
sfurnished in modern style.
Sent .,
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ParlOr, Chamber and Hall Stoves

tuIaher'uro thsi sno,7t is,ef' TT m N So.
avg 'if',. Nith or VA cut ls,srr tots " s,., Ir
lLcs. lovn-irnirr~ thur-h STOVE. A. ~
Nv stn'f at'ou''1 Go business ard q desire IL tJ,y.
i,'l- - ...rtrt q PORTION uf public Tys,r,l1a-r
- o. iNS'. Nu g. EA1rgitpAY
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a, TfiROy&H TfCKPr
TO CAL1F u RNiA.
l.. y. CoLRERT 4 Co.'S
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SD as~a 80 ss ps'd iss sst,l 90 infotn
the purchases sh,sb erths fe,lo-,A.
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and thee eis opa,es-i xhsth-
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Prof L.. MILLER,S
EAIE. -lIV-GcRA-eE

a '9'S%H'h' -,fr An hu>oNicat cpviI, m,
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tucr-Y rvthatufUE.
tuitkhNoN tNG ~C1'EF AND bANusrFr and
az slanepus a l-g tioI.s OF The s. ain
fot ~ IhllSG THE HAIR ularfnr, "a In ,,
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where ne h'iT ie o.-s niu4 and thlril.- n Mi -
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

ToR THE RArrD cuEE or
Coughs, Colds, InAaenEa, Hoarseusss.
Group, broue ltts. Inetpisna Con-
sunpttoas aEa fer ths Relief
OF Sonsumpttve Patlsnta
In advanced Stages
81 Hhs Disease.
THIS h resaedy uaissrsaly kbo~n "a surr.-. .,v
2ser 80 ~. ours q threat md lang eo.pls;His that q
psrtess h-fs = putlh ta ssa-nes s virtu.. Its
nnrsAed eAeuianrs 80 coughs abd ~ tralv
sondssfal eurss q Paim0nsry dtrasr, have naads 4
knoEn thfuaEhuut The eiviiia1 ratias q the earfh
- .ie NJ esuImuuitiss. frailisa anasr ths
We hess not s1u-e Fsrpoaal eHparsncs sssrts
s. hrine tuphy ID tsir Biat ~ victory over The
sete snd tangetuo dt-ofdr- = the snd hlars
- AZ kne~ ths esta1as htAlty hes dissri-r, al
ny assN 40. tbs sfseis q ts rss,edy 10 ned not
a. ~ than % assure them that u ns IN Viz
49, thA' n 80 have UhsB s.ktn ths sr.s vh,rh ~,
go - stfooEiy aTEn tSe oOhaA-s.os q nankIhd
Prepared ~ Dr.. AYKR = CO. LEVEL, MAss.
inh sA3.t. ~
htl4hs a UlRNETF Chari-.fsvrr
tidutii Nh A AIiuLTrE Iiii...
.I.iN rpN n go, rluIair POINT
Su- y - AGGETr fffi4r, rtrre
inl ~ an bugiist' anf nestr. hi ge,li~i-,y .rr-,
fgu,v iseo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06

= sAP'es Feierence "a the articles Of Confesi..
II hos' rec.,ss that u was established In or,
N eoniended that this norr u,rfec, ,,a;,,ns =
!. not include the essential attrlbut., Of r..r,',
y a.. f'iS'
. bai that the Union was designed {, be n
= Psinai appears eonelusively frmn the ma
- anu extent at the powers coGierred b, In, q
Il sututon on the Federal Government m
"a powers embrace the very highest attr;bnte.
n national sovereignty. They place both
sword and the purse under It's oautrol 4
g"sS has power 10 make war. and 10 m,
= peace to raise and support armics and nay
= anu :" conclude treniies with foreign GOV,
h ments- IL - Invested with the pover 10
l. money, Snd 10 regulate the value ther.of
20 regulate commerce with foreign nations.
among the several States. liz Is not peress,
= 70 enumerate The Other high powers which h.
d been conferred uron the Federal Coy,.-,,,..S
= In order TO carry the enumerated poy~er. !,
: effect Congress possesses the exclusive r;eh,
: LAY ann collect duties on imports and in =,
- mon with the States To lay aud collect ali al
u taxes. "
J. b1t the Constitution has not only ooof.r,eA a.,
.,si ,bosr. ., .- grvss, bui q has adoptrd ed
thsir exercise For thai purpose ia has hi stras
sssI s,I I,saAss expressly declared that no ~
. eiei iR'" any treaty, alliance or CONFEDERATE
q sraat letters Of niarque and rspri.sl co;,, ~
ey emit bills OF credit make anything but ~
anu SILVER coin tender in payment of d.H,
! pass any ball Of attaindcr, err t,osf I,ot, las,
e Law impairing the obligation OF eon,rsr,. :,
Moreover, without the consent Of CoogD...
e state shall lay any imposts or duties on aDy /
!. ports OF exports, except what may b., ab.cl,,
" necessary for executing it, INSPECTION In Va
and II they exceed this amount. The exce.- q,
belong 10 the United States
And mo State shall, without In, cao.ar,
Q Congress lay any duty Of tonnage Keen troo,
5 or ShiPs Of war, 10 time Of peace enter r.
: Snyyagreement ~ compact with another ~.
OF with a foreign power or engage IN va,
less actually invaded. or in snch immincrt a,
ger as VIII not admit of delay"
4 In order still further To secur,. the ,,;n,,
SuP.ed exercise of these high powers aeai,
state interpretation, IL " provided that Ibis q,
suiu'ion AMI the laws Of the United State VII;
. shall be made N pursuance thereof. AMI
Treaties made, or which shall be made mn,
the authority Of the United States. shall h.
supreme Law Of the land I; and the ipdgr. In
cry state shall be bound thereby, ANYTHING
The Constitution or laws OF any State 10 H. =
I trary notwithstanding
lbe solemn sanction of religion has hae,
PeTadded TO the obligations OF official du,y
al senatoT aud representatives of the chi,
states, all members of S;sie legislatur.s nd
executive and Judicial officers, both Of The NJ
led STATES and OF the several Statas. shall
bound BY oath OF affirmation 70 supnort I,
Constitution fF'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06

lh. " ~ lairsoisu jus s,f..thsLiuCat al very
tfpn % hhN " apFfSeaic ule cur, rllitffc ~ Hat.
tn' e ARES brought 10 tatr bu,f-- tuusss a., ny.
irafe taken ifi the sie sifioui giving tb,in ,iihsr
lhe vNie-s % ffsh, ~ tuabic - FreIins hir hin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
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