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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16

A coSESDEARTE agent appeared in
Cork, and, after eulistiug the sympathiss
Of the people, further secured Malacca
cane aud flO, an Opara glass, two great
coats, boot,jack, new hat in exchange
for an old one, silk umbrella, of course {;
and left his landlord to deplore his loss,
on account OF his bills unpaid.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16
FARMS FOR RENT.

WILT rent for one or more years, the two farms
belonging to the estate Of the late Hugh Nichols
Lhe one knOUn ~ the SHOme Farm,'' AdIotnInR the
CITY Of Wheeling. AID the other the s4CregE
Farm, situated on the waters Of Woods Run about
three miles from the city Of Wheeling These flFms
- - 20 ven Known that do not dcTm particular
Ocfis ISAAC GOTTA 7r,,,,..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16
CUSTOM HOUSE, WHEELING, /

October II, 1863.
TTNHE following extract from Treasury Regulations
i OfSeptember nth IL published for the InlormA-
ton of those cOncsrn0d:-
Kill. The following fees are prescribed:
Fees for administering oath and certifying
10 cents
for certificate Of LEGAL Special Agent. 10 cents.
for each permit for purpose OF trade. 20 cents
for permit 80 to purchase or sell and
transport to or from any incur.
rectiOuary district any prOducts,
goods, wares, merchandise, dVS
per centum on the sworn invoice val.
ne thereof 81 the place Of shipment.
for each permit for individual, family,
organization supplies every pur-
chase over So and not over kbO..... ceuts
over $9OAnd not over $lOO...... 10 eenta
over 500 ....................,.l Is centR.
For permits for individual, family, or PLAN
tAtiOn supplies, not over twenty dollars
in amount, no charge IL allowed, except
for revenue stamps, or afBdavits aud Ger
tIheatea In districts under restriction;
and no charge, except i've cents for per
init and 1--WE cents for each revenue stamp
on affidavit and certificate, IL allowed In
States declared In insurrectiOn When
purchases arc less than hvo dollars, the
permit officer may dispense with afidA-
Wits and certificates when no ground 20
suspect fraud or imposition appears,
XIII. Internal revenue stamps are required by
law to be attached to AfidaVitS, certificates, and
provided for by these Regulations. ktamps will 10
furnished by the proper Special Agents At the rates
liked BY the internal revenue act, namely:
FOr AInlatlts cents.
For certificates OF Local Special Agents or
Collectors and cents
FOR IS c0nts
The foregoing suPercede all previous regulations
inconsistent thereWith and will take effect the
18th inst. THOS. HORNBROOR,
Oct1l-u Surveyor Of Customs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16

President LtScoLs. Gays the tndepeud-
encc Beige has decided 10 send one of bis
q pms to the University of Heidelberg, and
Mrs. Lincoln herself will bring the youth
ID Europe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16
ELECTION.
Thnrsday, oeIobeI 20. 1903,

To he held In Ohio County, West Va,
Thursday, October AID. 1885,
A which time the following officers will be cleo
IA ted, JiE:-thTts Delegates TO the legislature.
two Assessors for the county, Stats senator,
and representative in the Congress Of the United
States.
The following named gentlemen have been aP-
pointed Commissioners and Conductors 20 hold the
election At their several PRECINCTS, viz:
LIST. McCOnnell's Preeinct.-AIexAnjeT MeCOnn,
Conductor; James Buchanan, Edward MeCasliu, Eb-
ene1eT Buchanan, Commissioners.
PieTsOn, David Frazier, John T. Sisson, COmmis-
ssOneTa.
I'd. West Liberty.-A c. BogSs, Conductor; Vim.
wAddls, Levi Mills, q. D. BOnaT, Commissioners.
Sd AtkinsOn's Precinct.-JAmes SnOdgTAss, JE.,
Conductor; Samuel MccOllO, Ia, VIM. AtkinsOn, Jesse
Wells, COMMISSIONER
Woods Run PTecinct-Wm- North, Conductor;
james McCOllOeh, james WaddIe, John TuTPin,
5Ih.-JseOb HOrubrOOk, Conductor, VIM. Farris,
James Vance, EsG., Abraham BediiliOn, Commits
aiOners
5th. First Ward.-samueI Irwin, Conductor; Louis
BAyhs, Vim. Holiday, Robert Gibson, Commits
stOneTs.
9th. Court HOuse.-Wm N. BsrryhII COnduc
TOR; A. Paxton, Jacob Singleton, A. N. Johnston,
Conn issiODeTB.
9Th. Fourth Ward Hose House.-Jamss Launder.
Conductor; Benjamin ETley, o. J. Crawford, D. ".
ThATpy COmnaiGsioneFr-
sth. FiTIh Ward School HOuse-Matthew B. Reid,
Conductor II. b. Hubbard, Chas. b. Cecil, II. W.
McClsllAud, Commissioners
SOuth Wheeling SehOOl House-HenEy Wallace,
Conductor; James M. Wheat, neAiet sPideI, Dr..
X. Hazelet, Commissioners.
W. ~ BERRYHILL,
SAMUEL IRWIN,
A C. BOG0S,
suPerintendents for Ohio County.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16
SWAN HOUSE,

PARK HRSBDR NIs W. v ~
CHANGED HANDS.
/NN THURSDAY, October sth, 1868, }. W. DeDt-Iats
Y Of the Richmond HUuse-WtIl take possession
Oftho Swan House for term Of years. h hopes,
by strict attention to business TO meIt confirm
anco Of the very liberal patronage conferred upon
him when proprietor Ofthe Richmond
Every department will be In the charge OF the
most efficient assistants. ..,
OetI6-6m J-WA DENT
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Interesting reading matter will be found
on the fourth page
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16
OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REyENTE !
1sT DIsTRIcT wEsT va,


~,o,,,c,, October sth, 1868
N V nI " hereby given 70 the Taxpayers q
list for the district has been returned to tbJs c
including taxes ON Incomes, Mems CsSria
Billiard Tables and Plate. aud that M 49,. -
5OE que and payable AT IHIs OTEICI within tS1 i0I
days from this date, (0th OetOberI n - IL
within that time the penalty, Ave pSr cent ~ IN
eones az Ten per cent on All Others, viii s. Sde5
Gaiee houEs Tor receipt OF money. which mus, h
Enlt e. states currency, from o'eIoek, A. ~ ~
Deputy Collector J. " Warden VIII BE- AZ H,,.,,,,
III it staod ~ LTtadelPhis "Wednesday. tbs
!SLn Inst7 ~ West Liberty, St J. W. PsrroIIfs ES;S
Ms. iSt1 And AZ EdgaEds' tavern in Mou6dsyins
SCISSORS once, on the 22d October a.
VIC Dc not meet the Deputy At these an
~ THIS once within the required tfrSeS ReS'sHtS
DsP9ty ColIeetO1s thEOug hOut the district ,vIl -
S.tolai % report AL who violate m RerS1r. IL
y not 9stng stamps required. ~
y Seala can the especial attention Of Drupy,.,.
passed March Sd, 1858 JTs W S S1Ss aetS
oet9-l0t Collector lot. Rev. ii M ~
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Isaac White, Def't. shur county.
Jannsy RApP. COmPl'ts, In ohaneeCy, in
George D. White, Deft sLnr county.
Jaunsy RaPP, COmPrts In chSnesEy. in
Minin LorentE, Dert. shur county.
'INHE defsndar t. In the above named causes, re-
j sPectively, will take notice that We will, the
10th day of November, 1868, at the ClsTks Office Of
the Circuit Court Of UpshuF county, West Va pro
coed to take the dispositions of D. RaPP aud others,
to be read in evidence in behalf the hearing
OF the said causes aud from any cause the taking
Of said dispositions should not be commenced on that
day, or II Recommended should not be completed, the
taking Of the same VIII b. continued from day 70
oeti6.ItdG4twE jANNRY R1PP.
ID ECEIVED BY EXPRESS AT D. NICOLL &
II BROS. the following goods, to which they
would call the attention of their eustOmeEs feeling
confident that they will be pleased with the styles
and quality Of the goods offered:
Ladies' and Children's WOODEN Hoods, Nubias.
SOntags, CATERS, ScATf ShAWs, all Of which Of
Winter Gloves and daantIets Tor all, OF SIX, Cash
mere, MeEino, Wool, Cloth, Buckskin and Beaver;
also No. article Of Paris Kid GIOyes for Ladies.
Cotton Pleeced Hose, for Ladies', Misses and Chill
dFH1; e brown, dras and white; aisO nice aEtcie
Gents.
Linen Collars, Rosoms, and BOrdered HandksF-
chiefs; Embroidered Collars, JacOnet and BOdiees for
Infants; Single aud Double Rufliing.
Silk and WOrstsd Embroidered Braid, Button
Busk, Dress Whale Bones, Elastic Webb SILK But
tons. Linen Crochet and Braid Spool Sewing SIX,
POTtnonAies, BEAD Nets, Double and Single Tap.
Trimming silk do, Leather EateheIs and Wallets,
Machine COrsets, Ladies' Companions Nursery Cloth.
GlDgahm, Umbrellas, Walking Canes, Shoe, Hair,
Cloth, Tooth aud Nail Brushes, Soaps, PeTfum6Ty.
Combs Of all kinds, ShAmOis Skins, Cloths, BFO0ms,
Tea Bells, Call Bells, Table hNts, &c &c.
We are also agents for that unexeelled Sewing
Machine made by Mes5rs. wilcox Gibbs, and in
Tit9 all parsons wishing to purchase 10 call and eIs
anime them before they decide.
D. HICOLL 4 BRO
Octl6 1O9 Main street.
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DR4Ess sILKs.-R,eh Plain Back sIIE., Brown
Oct0 LANNON'S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16

! In ChaneeEy, in
SCiTeuit Court, Up
shur county.
4 In Ohaneery, in
SCiTcuit Court, Up
shuT county.
! In ChAneeEy, In
Circuit Court, Up
shuT county.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16

- A LII TALK AND NO oIDRR"-a dry businesI
"A We should say. Buy q barrel Of Cider Tipou
y 70 suit your palate, then IN the flavor with m
SULPHIrE OF LIME. Sold by
III. LOGAN 4 CO.
F-g-r.a and LOGAN, LIST 4 Co
octS Wholesale DFukRiSts, Wh0elina.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16

SoLDlERl do not go away without a bottle Of
w" ., BOOKING. All.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16

&SL oO
To J. f. Boyer, Secretary Aug. II, lS6J.......I33C
- Oct. ., 1885,. .......Sl5,O
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16

"THE currency wants victory" ex-
claimed one of the rebel journals few
weeks ago. 1t will take Il good many VIC
tories to put the breath of life into the
rebel currency. The financial problem,
which Mcmmiuger is called to solve, are
beyond his power. The RtchmOud Wig
confirms this. II says:
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28

The House having under consideration
the bill to raise additional soldiers for the
service Of the Government
Mr., WHITE, of Ohio, said
Mr., SPEAKER | propose to occupy but
a briet space of time in the discussion Of
the question before the House. This, in
my opinion, is one of the most important
measures Of legislation that has been pre-.
sented here durnI the past two years,
eventful as they have been in the history
of the country and in the annals of the
world This is the climax of grand
scheme Of measures inaugurated for the
purpose of subverting the supremacy of
the white race ia eleven States of this
Union, aud making the colored the domi-
uant race in those States. L propose
briefly to enter into an Investigation of the
different links in this grand and gilded
chain which the Republican panty has
been forging for the last Two years for tie
consumInni o1 of this "a ject,
he tr,t mea" urc was an act passed ~
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28
Oh oice Poetry.
AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

lT was just before the last f.rcc charge,
Wh'h two soldiers drew their rem,
FW Il parting word and touch of hands
They might never meet again
On" had bll" eyes ana clustering curls-
Nin'ttrn bat a moath ago
Down on his chin, red IN his cheek:
lie was only boy you know.
tn other was dark, and stern, aud proud;
lfhis faith III the world was dim,
lie nrly trd-tti tn, more in these
hhl wcra ali the world to hlnl.
I'll y had ridden together in many raid,
They had marched for. mile,
An! evcr TIL now they had met the foe
With II calm and hopeful smile
bot now ta'y looked IN each Others eyes
With an awili ghaslly gloom,
Ana The tall dark man was the first to speak
"Charli', my hcur has come,
I've shall ride together up the hill,
Ahd you viii ride back alone:
Pr,ni>e little trouble to take
For .,e whrn am gone.
"ioI viii Gni face upon ms brcast-
shall wear II i"tn ian light
VITA SOFT blue eyes, aud sunny cIrls.
Aad "a slnIlr like ornins hight.
"lIkr morning l:ht was her love TO me:
1t glajdcnri q lnn'ly 1T.
hGdiruic cared for the irowns Of fate
When she prOmisc scd To be my wife.
"Nritrt her, Char j.. when am gone.
Ana send hack tn. fair, fund face:
Tell her t.nderly how died,
And where j. my rcsting.piac
-''Tt!l her my >oIl viii wit fr hers,
In tn, b order land between
T,- earth aud h,.uv ~ until she comes
II ill not D. long. wccn."
Tears diinned thr blue eyes Of the boy
His voice was low with pain
III vii d. your hi Idins, comraIe mine,
u ride bach again,
Tut II you come back. and am dead.
Nnump do us much ior M:
NJ mnlh.r at hrme uus' hear the news
Oh, wrItt 10 har trndory
zone after another these she loved
~he has baried, husband and son;
1 was the last Wa 'n!my s'uLuIes called,
She hi 'scd me aud seat Ine ua,
"sh has prayed at h,mn, like waiting saiRt,
With htr f,n face whit! with woe
lilcs heart vii be broken when | am gone
4 snall see Ear soon, | know"
yust III n TIL order came TO charge
For an iuStaut hand touch ID hand,
Eye answered eye; th a "a Iuey rush.d,
That brave, devoted band.
Straight they went toward the crest of the hill,
aaj iht rtb is with s.ioi aud shell
Plowed riffs ofdcath through their toiling ranks.
And jacred them they fen.
They turned with o horrible dying yell
From the heights they could not gain,
Ana III few whom death and doom had spared
Went slowly back again
But among the dead whom they left behind
Was the boy with hi, curling hair,
And the stern dark man who marched by his side
Lay dead beside him there.
There Is no one Ia write To the bue-eyed girl
The words that her lover said
hndth mother " hu waits for her boy at home
viii bat hear that he is dead,
And never can know the lat fond thought
That sought 10 soften her pain,
Until she crosses the River Of Death
Aud stands By his side again,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28
y II u Il d III
Hon. Chiffon A. White.
CT OHIO,

On NE enlistment ot Ngro Suffers ! de
Acsred in Me House Of REPRESENTATIVES,
fe6ruarJ ,, 1868.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28
G OLU MBIA DnMOCR

y UhU MblA DnMUl KAT
puBLtsuED EVERY SATURDAY, By
LEVI l.. TATE,
IN BLooMsBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY PA.
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|he C0ar House. "Deaoerdtie Hcad Quarters"
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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snd no paper discontinued antl all arrearases have
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ah twrntVhve cents sqIars, for every subs
tnsrrtiOn, until ordered dis. oni tucd.
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SSecutcd at the shortc. t notice
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05
1flislcllallp.

sorxnrxGs FROM THE ATLANTIC. By Oliver
Wendell Holmes. Boston Iicknor u Fields
This book is a collection from the .Atantic,-
not the wide sea, but the magazine,-of the fol-
lowing articles
" Bread and the Newspaper y" My Hunt after
The Captain " " The Stereoscope and the Ster-
eograph !" " Paintings and Sun Sculpture
with Stereoscopc Trip across the Atlantic ;
" Doings of the Sunbeam = "The Human Wheel
tsSpokes and Feloes !" ga visit to the Autocrat'
L,andlady :" " A Visit to the Asylum for Aged
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05
An Irish Pos t.

MILES . O'RTILLY, private IN the new forK
47th engaged in the siege of Charleston, recent
" wrote a poem in which he ridiculed the slow
ness of Admiral D4hlgren. lie was put under
arrest for disrespect to his superiors, when he
addressed poetic petition to the Secretary OF
War, of which the following is the conclusion :
Och! Stanton, our great god 30 war -
Ny condition in pity now see
An If you have got any bowels to milt
let your bowels be milted for me,
For come of the dsycintest people
In the beutiful town of Thralee,
Where praties and whiskey is plenty,
IAN civil resayve the provost marshal we have there
- al Of oil though we have the peelers :" bad cess
70 who are worse If such thing wor possibe)-
An they bow both heart and knee
TO men like the grim ould Admiral
type Of the oulden time
God be good to you, Msther Stanton,
An look kindly case
An to the man wild Mehusaleh's beard
An the patriarchai face,
Il name ou,d Uncle Gideou)
Jus. ak him to show me grace,
For which VIII, as in duty bound
Ifhe gets me out OF this place
Dofor him an for you all that ever cau-
fvo,i, rly an vot.n ocn yez beth or for a'her
Won if yez ever chance 10 be candidate IN any dishrck
m county where can get widnten rods Of the ballot box.
An now my name thrace-
Miles O'Reily, who wrote Of the Admiral
An, is hay NJ a hard ould time.
The above was 81 omitted to President Lincoln
whose love of joke secured the release o
O'ReiIly. On being released he sent hymn o.
thanks to the President, beginning
Long life to you, MIR. Lincoln
May you die both late an aisy
An, ghin you lie wild the top Of aich toe
Turned up to the roots Of a daisy,
May this be your eptaph, nately writ,
Though thraitors abused him vilely,
lle was honest an kindly, an loved joke,
An, he pardoned Miles o'Reilly,"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05
WEAKNESS.

0, little feet that such long years
Must wander through hopes snd fears,
Must ache and bleed beneath your load
l. nearer to the wayside inn,
Where toll shall cease and rest begin,
Am weary, thinking Of your road !
o, little bands that, weak or strong,
Have still to serve rule SO long,
Have still SO long to give or ask
l. who so much with book and pen
Have toiled among my fellow w-men,
Am weary, thinking Of yonr task.
o, little hearts that throb and beat
With such impatient feyersh heat,
Such Imtess and strong desires
Mine, that so long haj gowed and burned,
with passions into ashes turned,
Now coveis and conceas its fires.
0. little souls as pure and white
And crystalline rays Of light
Direbt from heaven, their source divine
Refracted through he mist Of years,
red my setting appears,
How lurid looks this soul of mine
The Publishers hsve, as usual, done their par
Of this voiyme, in exquisite taste.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05

humorous pieces sparkle with great natural wit
and vivacity. Your readers will thank me for
calling their attention to the above Interesting
fac which the new volume of Longfellow has been
the means of eliciting.
The poem occupies two hundred and six pages
of the volume, in which the travellers rehearse
each his story, while delightful nterIude is the
poetic link between each tale aud is successor
The landlord tells Cf il" Paul Reveres Ride from
Boston to Concord
" Onthe eighteenth Of April in Seyenty-fve.,
Hardly man is alive
Who remembers that famous day and year"
to rouse the slumbering people to arms.
Then follows the Students Tale, " The Falcon
of Ser FEDERICO" version Of the old Italian story
of the Falcon. The Spanish Jew rtcites his :" Le-
gend of Rabbi Ben Levi" TIE Sicilian tells the
story of King Robert OF Sicily"
Whose face was like Summers night
The Musician hymas his tale, The on 5est OF them
al, TIE Saga of King Olaf" The Theoogian
discourses OF" Iorquemada," story OF the cruel
lnquisjtjon and the Poet sing, ch4rminsA o,
" The Binds Of killing"orth, ard
Lhen all arose and said Good Night -
Alone remaneth the drowsy Squire
To rake the embers of the fir,
And queuch the waning parlor light
While from the wudo ws.here and there,
he scattered lamps moment cleaned
AMI the illumintd hos tel sermed
The Constellation Of the Lear,
Downward, athwart the misty air
Sinking and setting toward the sun,
Far of the village clock ST uck one
/ And thus ends the Tales o. the Wayside Inn
The remaining twenty pages of the volume art
filled by poems, entitled Birds of Passage,
commencing with that tenderest and most charm
ing of all Longfeow's writings, The Children
Hour" and closing with these lines, SO full ofpsiI
! and
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05
A CURE Is CERTAIN.
a NICE FARM
AT A
G1E AIT BAR G. n I'M

& HLEf AFT II "a IN % "a I'm
SITUATED in the north-w's part Of WALDEN, near
\ the stage road leading from East Hard wick to Dan
VILE containing about SIXTY ACRES, divided into
ing, tillage pasturing and IL acres heavy wood land
with about 200 Sugar Trees II is well fenced. Good
house painted and blinded large and woodshed nearly
new. Two good barrsone 36 by %, with cellar, early
new the other - bv 3Gin good repair, Never failing
soft water the house and barns. All very convenient
Said farm has had the Of another farm for
the last 10 years. and is in high state of cura ion
The road Is shaded by about POO beautiful Mapie Tree
of aJ0ut TUeUe Years gOwh Also large stock Of farm
ing tools. household furniture, sc.
Also ANOTHER FARM, situated about mile frorn
the above named farm contaning about ElGHTY-FlVE
acres ono-hf newly cleared and contains large Su
gar Orchard OF 1900 trees and has all necessary fixtures
for tapping 1900 Terms Easy.
STEPHEN T. ELLIS,
f4lw2 East HArdwiek, VI.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05
TEACHERS INSTITUTES.

VERMONT BOARD. or EDUCATION,
SecretaTy's Office, oct, 1853.
Teachers Institutes FOR the Counties Of GRAND ISLE
WASHINGTON ,LAMOfLLE, FRANKLIN and OHtTTEN
DEN, will be held as folowsi Il
AT JOHNSON, Dec, eth ana gth
A" NoRTHFIELD, Ilth = run
" ST.. ALBANs, =" l3th - loth,
" UNDERHILL, loh " lyn
so. HERo. 23rd - 24th.
The Institutes Will each oontinue in session during two
davs commencing at "a. NJ.
All friends OF Education are invited to attend.
Town Supt rintende desired to that Teachers
are notified, and urge hem TO attend
Clerpymen respectfully invited 10 give notice from
their Pulrit
wP46w9t J.s. ADAMS, Secretary.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-18

IMPORTANT To LADI Es.-DR. HARvEI's FEMALE PILLS
have yet failed removing difficulties arising from
obstruction stoppage of nature or in restoring the
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without causing distress-the time they act like a
charm by renghening, iRvgoraing and restoring the
system to q healthy condition, and by bringing the
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the obstruction may arise They should, however,
NOT be taken during the first three four months of
pr gnancy though safe any other time, miscarriage
would be the result,
Each box contains "a Pills. Price 81.
DR.. HARvEY's TREATISE Diseases of Females Preg-
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and Abuses of Nature, and emphacay the Ladies' Pr-
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