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A FE w FACTS
RESPECTING TRE ChlAMlTY At LAWRENCE /

RESPLCI.NG IhE ChLAmIIf At LAWRENCE !
AN the 10th of January, 1860, the Pemberton
" Manufacturing Company, situated in Law
renee, NJ 'se., had in Us employ 9l8 persons. Of
these, 600, men, women, and children, were al
work n the large mill, where the manufacturing
operations were principally carried on. Al five
O'Clock m the afternoon, without any previous
warning, almost In an instant, the floors of this
large trucurc, five stories in height, suddenly
gave way, the wal. were 0ycrshroNn and stones
bricks, timbers, machinery, with this vast crowd
OF human beings, lay in one confused mSr7 Of
ruins. few hours later, fire broke ont, and
ragged ferCc!v over the shapelcss pile. What
horrors then filled all hearts, Thousands, work
ing with almost superhuman effort 70 rescue the
unfortunate victims, We're driven off by the
nalnes, ana iprccd TO abandon their friends, rel
atNta, and uci@hbOrs 10 their awful fate.
lidnS', with the speed OF lightning flew over
the country. At the scene of disaster all was
forgotten hut the care for the wounded burial
of she dead, and relief Of the suffering families
Of the afflicted.
Charity came in with lavish hand, and pour
ed IFS Offering upon the stricken community In
bountttul prolUsiOn.
Rev. q. ?. Wilson, City Missionary, assisted
by his devoted wife, gave their days and nights
70 the service Of God and man. Many dying
bed was sm0cthcd and chccrcd bv the influence
OF trae Christian piety. Lei God he praised.
Nunlc- killed, 81
Severely injured, ia
Slightly I59
Amount Of contributions, t5f5,579 30
Amount dsr.iUed, 420D4 70
MP o. june ith, 1860, since which much has been
given 60 those tliat are fit subjects The above
~ N Htcn iu cas- l.. ORR. equivalent. There were
AMY things given which were not put down rs
'sh, uch as medicine, ana the like.
AEv. g. =. WILSON, City Missionary, saws:
Aals o. 90 certify that Mr. @ W Simonds yerv
.rursly cnme 10 our MD at the time of The
'eml@rion tlili calamity. lie made us a larre
iona oa r. hs Pain Cuer, which was oil used,
with DC best results"
MIR. $. g. M0RRY No. l25 Lawrence street.
Lawrence, Ma =, SAYS:
" AZ the time of the falling Of the Pe1nberton
Mil, was there, and had the care OF the dead
rooms al the City Hall I also had the charge of
the hospital, whore Che wounded and sick were
taken, and among tho medicines tilerc used, none
was u.ed with better results, and that was so
well adapted 10 their wants. as 3imond's Pain
CHer It come Just IN time. Mr.. Smonds be-
ing IN Lowell at the time, came down, and gave
good supply TO Rev. g. y, Wilson, our Civ Mis-
siJuary, to be distributed. Myselfun wife hav-
inS the charge OF the sick, we had good oppcr-
tnity 70 rest the cH.eicncy Of tho celebrated
PAIN CrHEH, and we do say, th.t IN orr opinion
there Is nothing that can compete with It. Il
wa, God-Send 20 US Nothing could have done
better, as llniIGont far bathing or q ,tiulUlant
for inward NpplcltiOu"
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CONTEMPORARIES NOTICE.

4LENANDER NfTCHEL'S EST1TE.
THE Subscribers having been appointed by the
| Hon. Probate Court for the Dsuic, OF Or
leans, Commissioners TO receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of nil persons
Inc of Craltsbury in said district, deceased
represented insoiycnt and The term of six
months from the 2Sth day Of March, 1861, be
ing allowed by said Court, 20 the creditors of
said deceased, 10 exhibit and prove their re,pec-
tive claims before us:
Give notice that we viii attend 20 me dutie.
of our appnintment mt the dwelling house of
Margaret Mitchell in Crafgbury in said district,
on the second Wednesday of june and Sep,cm-
Der next at ouco'clock in the afternoon, pu each
Of said days. -.---.l.,,..
J. W. SIMPSONi Couy,'r,.
A.P. DUTTON, 0'''' 100
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CT a Y e q r. v ~ "a Fk % n a .
- ORLEANS COUNTY, IS.
p0P1r-e EAyTFP
rs Tx Ctr,Ncrpy.
yvAT ( ATTARD Orleans %. C3,,,f.
wi y IyOODA2D December Term
nSEA + U,ASUHfrI}N Il 4 ID 1850.
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80 .,.-...,
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c,,,rt erttna f,r,I lind ON the tHirrerh doy of
al ~ 19-- lbr said r,IaiutiT c,.rcuted IN
~, (,,ijIi,rn : 'AijorJ nov, If RDrton in s3id
co,,t,. - roH,Ifff1n1I decd of warranty Of Ger
t,3r f,rl l,..,,,. and Lripa In Holland in said
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49,, ,i s,,,,.i h3Ir ,f lo+ ppfnbnr nine In tLc
-i,;rJ ro,,,., II, s"iI II,Il3nd tho cnndriou In
.''.' I tbnt ~ no said Anna sbnnld
- i',. a. -,, 49, ,iI rinintiT nv nrier f,nr
$3.50. ,,.s or b,i,J ali baaring d3te ON
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a. - ~ "',u "i "' i siJ INA ~ I
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AARoN pERcEs EsrATE.


OF WEIR ONT,
y ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court holden @ a.. iiraSbusl within
A. ID. 1861
A. r.. Gray and Mary j. Pierce, executor and
exccntrix OF the last will and testament of
AARON PIERCE, late Of Barton in said dis
trict, deceased, present their administration nc
count for settlement:
referred fo tLe lith dav Of May next, at the
Probate ONCE in said irasburgh, for examina-
ton and allowance and that all concerned be
notified hereof, by the publication of this order
in the orleans h,dcpei,Ge7n Stamford, news
paper printed NJ Irasburgh, three weeks success
lively, MS soon as may be, that Ihcy may appear,
and at said time and place, II they see cause,
object thereto. -.-.,-.,....
lSW3 VI. CAltIEN lERi JUd9c.
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MARRIED..

In Derby, April %, by Rev. John Fraser, Mr.
A. f. Cole of Charleston, and Miss Ellen F.
Reach Of Derby
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TO THE LADIE S

ARD DRESS ma
W. KING ~ Mrs. T.. G.. SKINNER, a full
assortment Of Millinery G God just received.
All work done 90 order, and in the most ap-
proved style
Crsfsbury Common, April 70. ls6l--l7
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viii the afflicted call on the agent and get
namphIet containing certificates Of cures from
we'll KNOWN CITIZENS OF CINCINEAT!f
rs sooviIrs Blood and Liver Syrup IS
COMPOSED ENTIRELY OF VEGEIA-
BLES, and is PERFECTLY SAFE Tor 'liL-
DPT1T 10 ,,so in case of sore mouth or eruption
of tbc akin. If MOTHERS VALUE the
health of their children, they should eradi-
cate The seeds of the disease before it is too
late.
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LIBERATION.

THIS Is % certify That 7 have this day given
I my son, ASON PRIEST, his time dn-
ring the remainder Of his minority, and | shall
claim none Of his wages pay no debts Of his
contracting after this date.
Her
MARY = PRIEST.
Mark.
CHARLES CUAMnERLAlN, Witness.
Coventry, April u, l8l-lew3
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9 8 9 8 9 9 . .
AWONDERFUL CURE OF SCROFULOUS WHITE
SWELLIhG!ll
Read the Statement of Martin
Robbins, Jr.
One of the Worst Cnses ever Recorded!
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 10, 1858.
MEssRs. A. L. ScovILL q Co.

Gentlemen Il will
with great pleasure
give my testimony
aato what vourSAR-
RAPARILLA AND
STILLINGIA, or
Blocd and Liver
Syrup has done for
me. Some three and
q half years since. I
was attacked with q
IS GRO FU J. OF s
WHITE SWELL
TNCi. which was rl.
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LAWS OF VERMONT
Passed at Tie EatrG Session Of tie Ley
islature held at Montpelier, april, 1861,

No. An Act Providing for Publish
ing the Laws Passed at the Present
Session of the Legislature.
u is hereby enacted By the General As
se,n5L of the State of Vermont, as fol-
loiUS
Sec. l. The auditor of accounts is
hereby directed to draw orders on the
treasurer of the state for the sum of five
dollars in favor of the publishers of such
newspapers in this State, as shall insert
and publish in their respective papers, as
soon as may be, the laws passed at the
present session of the Legislature.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage. ,oo,
Approved April 26, 1861.
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IN CHANGER Y.

CTATE OF WEIR gE q MI.
y ORLEANS COUNTY, IS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-26

Tuesday, at her home in Cambridge. AS
she was seated at her library table, max
ing seals for the entertainment of her two
youngest children match or piece of
lighted paper caught her dress, and she
was in moment enyeloped in flames.
Mr.. Longfellow, who was in his study,
ran to her assistance, and succeedeh In
extinguishing the flames, with considera-
BILE injury to himself Mrs. Longfcllow
fingered in much suffereng till eleven O.
clock Wednesday forenoon, when she ex-
pired. s.a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-26

How TO DISTINGUISH THE RANK OF OF
FIcERs.-By observing the sholder straps
worn by officers of the army, their rank
can be readily asccrtained. A Major
General is distinguished by two silver
straps on his shoulder-straps; Brigadier
General has but one star; Col. has an
embroidered spread eagle; Lieut. Col.
has silver embroidered leaf; a Captain
is known by two gold embroidered bars;
a First Lieutenant has but one gold bar
on the strap; Second Lieutenant has
none at all. The cloth of the strap is as
follows: Staff officers, dark blue; Artille-
ry. scarlet; Infantry, light (or sky blue;
RiAemen, medium Cor emerald) green;
Cavalry, orange color.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-26
AKIss FOR CHARITY's SAKE

At race-course in Normandy, some
Englishmen were admiring the pictur-
esque and historic costume of the women
of The country. Several of these gentle
men; jockeys, slightly excited by the i'm
pressions of their dejeaeaer, were gathered
together in knot, admiring not only the
costume, but the captivating faces Of the
women of Normandy, whose beauty was
heightened by the piqua'at originality OF
their lofty lace head-gear. These sports
men were uttering their comments on the
passers-by in loud tone Of voice, when
their attention was arrested by the extra
ordinary beauty of a young woman, evil
IDENTIFY just married, who at that moment
passed by. She was walking in the midst
of group of country lads and lasses
in their silk dresses and long tailed, short
WASTED black coats and in the company
might be seen the black cassock of the
care and vicar of the parish.
"What beauty exclaimed one Of
the sportsmen; "on my honor, I'd give
two sovereigns for a kiss of her rosy
cheek"
Halle here's bifstek who says he'll
give two sovereigns to kiss our Louise,
said a pumpkin in black velvet vest and
hopnailed shoes.
"Ah all I" cried several of the girls
together " how generous; two louls arc
not Peru
"Well, then, I'll give three said tho
Englishman.
The young woman to whom the provo
cation was addressed looked toward tn,
Englishman, and, smiling said:
at would give you a. great deal o.
pleasure, then, monsieur?
"Oh an immense deal !"
well. in that case" continued she
after a little hesitation, "givc five losss
and here's my cheek"
Thus challenged, his liberality would no
have backed out had it cost him twenty
guineas. The five golden pieces were
drawn from his purse and placed in th'
young woman's hands, who honestly per
formed her part of the contract, and re
ceived brace of kisses.
"What windfall," cried she, gayly
here M. lie Cure, are five gold pieces fo
the poor of our parish"
AS she finished, acclamations rose o,
all sides.
"Oh if that is to be the use Of tn
money, guinea more for the poor" sait
the sportsman, and the acclamations wer
louder than ever.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-26

THE GREAT WEsT.-In 1906 the West
numbered but 50,240 inhabitants. In
1850 it had 1923, 260 inhabitants in
l849 the farm sof the Northwest numbered
26S, ,297-containing 22,9l2,l90 acres un.
der cultivation, and 27,276,685 acres of
woodland The value of these farms was
$67l,678,075 and the value of the ma
chinery and agricultural implements in
use upon the farms was estimated at $780,
100000 more. The total yield of agri-
culture in all its branches is 566,729,-
25l. The West has also an immense and
growing manufacturing interest, and a
commerce which unties it and the South
in common financial destiny. The en-
tire annual production ofits farms, mines
forests and manufactures is not less than
$520,000,000.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-26
$. HOWARD, Jr., Publisher
Low TO SING.
BY REV. DR.. BETHUNE.

Hove to sing when am glad,
Song is the echo of my gladness;
Hove to sing when am sad,
Till song makes sweet my very sadness.
IT'S pleasant time
When voices chime
To some sweet rhyme in concert only;
And song to me
Is company;
Good company when am lonely.
When ere greet the morning light,
Nv song goes forth in thankful numbers,
And mid the shadows of the night,
sing to me in welcome slumbers;
My heart is stirr'd
BY each glad bird
Whose notes are heard in summers bowers;
And song gives birth
To friendly mirth
Around the hearth in wintry hours.
Man first learned song in Paradise,
From the bright angels DER him singingi
And in our home above the skies,
Glad anthems are forever ringing.
God lends his ear
Well pleased to hear
The songs that cheer his children's sorrow,
Till day shall break
And we shall wake
Where love will make unfading morrow.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-26

eag The last reckoning is that the loss
by the great Lonoon fire was over toeIUe
millions Of dollars. The Sun Insurance
Co. loee Sl,200,000,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-26

sY A member of the I'd Vermont reg
iment writes about his trip to the seat of
war, and thus speaks of visit to the
Tribune office when in New York -
while in New York, some of the boys
strolled into the Tribune office, to see the
workings of that establishment. The
clerk saw the green sprig in our caps, and
ran up stairs and told the senior editor
that there were some Vermonters below.
The knight of the white hat and flag
Of truce elbows came down stairs on a
double quick, gave us hearty shake
of the hand, and spent about an hour in
conversation on war matters, agriculture,
sc. When we left, he bid us God speed,
and gave each one copy of his incen-
diary document to take to the warmer lat
itudes. had said good many hard
things about Horace Greedy in political
campaigns, but now became convinced
that he wGs man that meant to do what
was right in his own mind"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-26

gg A son of Harvey Elkins, Of North
Troy, was fatally wounded two weeks
since by blow from scythe in the
hands of another boy while moving. He
died in five days after .a. r II
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-26
WINDHAM COUNTY.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.


For Senators-John G. Richardson of
Westminster. Farley Starr of Whiting
ham, Broughton D. Harris of Brattleboro.
For Judges--Marshall Newton of New
fame, Ira Goodhne of Westminster
For States Attorney-Jabez d. Brig
man of Rockingham.
For Sherif-Eleazcr Gorham, Jr. of
Wilmington.
For High BAlliff-John Hunt Of Ver-
ron.
For Judges of Probate-Marlboro Dis
trict, Royal Tyler of Brattleboro; West
Minister District, Abishai Stoddard OF
Townshend.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-26

SINGULAR WILL.-Mrs. Peck, of Ben
nington, recently deceased, made rather a
singular WILL she leaving all her property.
worth $4,000, to the City of Troy, N.
Y.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-26

imcnt. had occupied the breastworks, and
retreated only about Is minutes before
the Union skirmishers appeared in sight
of the town. . -.......
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-26
For High Bailiff-Austin Moore.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
PEOPLES TICKET

For Judges-Harry Hill of Isle La
Mott, Lewis W. Sowles, of Alburgh.
For Judge of Probate Augustus
Knight of North Hero.
For SheriAf-Edwin Adams of Grand
Isle.
For High Bailiff-Lafayette sowles of
Alburgh.
For States Attorney. D. Eldridge
of Alburgh.
ADDISON COUNTY.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Senators--Fred E. Woodbridge of
Vcrgennes, John W. Stewart of Middle
bury.
For Judges-Wm. W. Pope of Lincoln,
John B. Huntley of Bridport.
For States Attorney-Wm. F. Bascom
of Middlebury.
For Sheriff-David E. Hill of Bridport.
For High BAiliff-J. Raymond of Or
well.
For Judge of Probate-New Haven
District, Harvey Munsill of Bristol; Ad-
olson District, Calvin G. Tilden of Mid
dlebury.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
PEOPLES TICKET.
For Senators-E. N. S. Morgan of
Pownall, Augustus G. Clark of Manches-
ter.
For Sheriff-Anson Buck of Arlington.
For States Attorney-N. B. Hall of
Bennington.
For Judges--Martin Mattison of Shafts,
bury, Amori Benson Of Landgrove.
For High Bailiff-Austin 2. Graham
of Winhall.
For Judges of Probatc-James B.
Meacham of Bennington for the District
of Bennington Harvey X. Fowler of
Manchester for the District of Manches-
ter.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
PEOPLES TICKET.
Senators-M. G. Rice, John Jackson,
D. W. Taylor.
For Judges-Alanson Allen, Ebenezer
Fisher.
For Sheriff-Wm. NJ. Field.
For States Attorney-John Prout.
For High Bailif-R. W. Pitts.
For Judges of Probate-Rutland Dis
trict, Ambrose L. Brown; Fairhaven
District, Almon Warner.
One Senator. Mr.. Jackson, and the
States Attorney, are Democrats, and the
remainder of the ticket is Republican.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Senators-J. H. Woodward Of
Westford; Elmer Beecher of Hinesburgh
Geo. F. Edmunds of Burlington.
For Judges. N. Williams of Essex.
T.. H. Wheeler of Charlotte.
For Judge of Probate--Roswell B. Fay
of Williston.
For States Attorney-Jeremiah French
Of Burlington.
For Sheriff-N. B. Flanagan, of Bur-
ington.
For High Bailif-R. S. Blodgctt Of
Jericho.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-26
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Senators = Cyrus Hotchkiss of
Georgia, S. H. Stevens of Enosburgh, W.
W. White of st. Adams.
For Judges-Nelson Barber of st. AL
bans, r. j. SAKE of Sheldon.
For Judge of Probate-A. J. Samson
Of 81. Adams.
For States Attorney--H. A. Burt of
Swanton.
For Sheriff.. r. Sherman Of ST. AL
bans.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-26

SAD AcoIpENr.--The wife of Prof.
Longfellov met with fatal accident last
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-26
WINDSOR COUNTY.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Judges John S. Marcy of Royal
ton, Joseph W. COburn of Springfield.
For Senators-F. G. Robbins of Lud-
low,. Thomas S. Hubbard of Stockbridge,
Thomas E. Powers of Hartford, Prosper
Merrill of Windsor
For Sheriff - Lorenzo Richmond of
Woodstock.
For States Attorney--William Rounds
of Chester
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-26
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
ESSEX COUNTY.
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

REPUBbtCaN IlChtl.
For Senator-Wm. B. May, of Con-
cord.
For Judges-Milton Cutler, of Guild
hail. S. D. Hobson of Brighton.
For Sheritf-H. w. Bedell of Lunen-
burg.
For Judge of Probate-Jonah Brooks
of Lunenburg.
For States Attoruey-0. F. Harvey of
Concord.
For High Bailff-Andrew Blodgett of
Lexington.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Senator-T. G. Bcattie of Maid
stone.
For Judges-N. w. French of Lunen-
burg G q. Waterhouse of Brighton.
For Judge of Probate--T. I. Cushman
of Lunenburg.
For Shcriff-Wm Rich of Canaan.
For States Attorney-O. T. Harvey Of
Concord.
For High Bailiff-John H. Boyce of
Guildhall.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-26
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

REPUBLICAN TICKET
For Senators-A. f. Judevine of Hard
wick, |. n. Hall of Groton.
For Judges-Sercnd Montgomery of
Walden, Ezra A. Parks of st. Johnsbury.
For Judge of Probate--A. L. French
Of st. Johnsbury.
For State's Attorney-Geo. w. Cahoon
Of Lyndon,
For Sheriff-Emerson Hall of St.
Johnsbnry.
For High Bailiff-ChAs. Shipman of
Hardwick.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-26

Germantown, where the division under
General Tyler halted. They we're eager
to 60 on, but were really exhausted by a
long, hot march over dusty road under
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12
LEGAL.

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49,. n xecution issnej from 10 sis. te.n'
- 80 Court q ne directed and nrlssteas - "a
-, "a ,yllli.r Rockwell ard against "hism hish
- ia ardsrea y eel he q lo- X =. Z ip,i
80 Fsfste. 1tuatet n Ntgc rcuntT, t"ai<nA' %
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,s.as s,aiA o. The CouDty koad int't =, - icei
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th,rf,- .seu feet a1 tx ineees sc nofif ihence
~ ssI harrington >0nth las q t1c place Of begin
nls- fae aid iarl above described = 81 lcf nuuttf
nny four ga Ia The saettvision q section siNien
90. lo~l,Aip twelve ll2l north y range A'ne TT
serl. 4pt "a
SAfJRDAY. ocroDEE &C lsei,
nitGIn he legal hours q aid dsy. ~ The toari
Ho4.e dor IA TeIre Haufe will qffeT lie rents ard
gstAs - .ss 4sess 4sscrlbea Real rsfase. ioeethe'
~sh all &c psFihges ant hppsfgtAicsr y TIE safa.
r4' 1.iug To- ferfn exceeding seven ye4f-. u
~ hshest bidder Tor caAh- aud upeL failure % te.
fisea san sunicicut O. sAtsfy ssif execution AID
cat. ein then Afi there ofer tho fec simple. IL
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To Cons,sn,pttve.f

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~ weeks ~ very sample remedy ser having .uf-
f.rst several Year, with severs lang afecf. M AMI
dat dread disease. con-npsisats ss.sio.- u make
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b. ar he hsp~r tsf sanerer win ny hl- remedy,
a. - cot tAen eslf (. aad may rroeo blessing
ssf-r- wisl.ng - prs.esiptsa vii piesse a.dress
Rsv XIV Ard A. WILSON.
Williamsburg.
s-rist0f' King County. y. Y
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