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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-01

One Pound OF this Extract will Make Six.
teen Gallons of Wash,
For sale by an nmgg sis, and al County and Agriou.
tural stores
Price Is cents per pound. liberal discount 70 the
trade and large purchasers
Orders promptly sent by express
JAhESF. LEvIN,Agent,
gsm6 South Down Co. 20 Central wharf Bosten n,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-01
DR.. f. W. URANN,
PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN
FOR ALL DISEASES,

MOULD respectfully inform the otIHsns Of Montpelier
w And voitity that he will be 10 Montpelier March
10th, to remain iUr a lew days.
During his residence in Boston and Lowell and more
recently Hartford he has been Instrumental In curing
almost every kind of disease flesh Is heir to many eases
that have been considered nsurabe having been cured
by a single operation
TIE LAME NAYS sgEs MADE TO WALL FHIsLfp TO Z
AND fHE BIT TO HRAr.
His mode Of treatment Is such that By u hs vital forces
bec0m' more equaIzsd, no surgical operation Is per
formed, and panis caused Many loRg standing ca
80 hnNa YIaldn1 o Inns TREATMENT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-01
BLACKwooDs EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
POSTAGE.

The postage to all parts Of the United States 10
Ave publications. viz So twenty-fo cents year
for Blackwood and only eight certs a year for He
view Postage payable at the office whers the nun.
hara al
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-01

THE BUILDINGS ARE GOOD

he moving is very level and 9th and be move
with machine. The farm waered by tvo streams OF
unning water and wells Of excellent water, and il
veil fenced, having $50 rods ct heavy sIons wall
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-01
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE
AND THE
BRITISH REVIEWS.
Prices Cheap as Ever,
70 THOSE WHO PAY PROMPTLY IN ADVANCE
POSTAGE REDUCED (!

PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
Not wibstandng the cost Of reprintng thee psriodi-
Gals has than doubled consq Of the enor
nous rise in the price OF paper and Of general sd-
vance In all other exp Bses-iId Notwithstanding
other publishers edusing the or incl easing the
price OF heir publications, shall continue, for tine
year 1894 to iurnhh ours complete, a. heretofore, ct
the old rates, viz
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-01

sWrred.
Remarks Butter in good request, and prices firm
Gu eese scarce and sought after for shipping Wool
inactive since the sale Boston Of last week Hops choice
and low grades less active and slow sale beans in
good request Long Island Fair Sanitary very active aud
prices ior all commodities high The New England
Kitchen o. all branches the desirable as there good
esabes be got served up genuine New England style
the spinning wheel IN full play accompaniment. A
Vis TO the fair will pay Ghe ar, even though you csme
from Vermont
VS.. MCCLURE a Co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-01
FARM FOR SALE.
1876 Acres Of Excellent Land,

In East Montpelier on the .ain travelled road leading
| IRON Montpelier to Hardwicf, and | mules from
Montpelier VILLAGE, containing
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-01

a. The Plantation Btters have cured me Of
arrangement OF the kidneys and urinary o.gans tina
has distressed me for years. Ii acts like charm,
{. G. MOORE, 254 Broadway, n, W
4 :. ~ C d. a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-01

FREE LECTURE Prot e. A. AIKEN, Of Dart
mouth College, will deliver the lecture at Viii
lage Hall Wednesday evening Of this week before
the Young Mems Geological and Debating So
ciety
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-01

The Plantation Btters make the weak streng the Ian.
guild brilliant and are exhausted nature S great restorer
They are composed of the celebrated Cslisaya Bark,
wnergreen Sassafras Roois Herbs, &C. all preser ed
in perfectly pure st. Croix Rum.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-01

&c The Plantation Bitters have cured me o
liver complaint OF which was laid up prosrate Lnd
had to abandon my business,
II b. KINGSLEY. Cleveland, o.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-01

THE LONDON QUARTERLY (Conservativs.)
2.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whig)
3.
NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Gree Church).
4.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW Liberal.
5.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-01

Notices Of Deaths inserted free. Obituaries, incudih
POETRY inserted Tor Ave cents line, to he paid for IN ad
Nanc.. IaIA rne will be strictly adhered 70.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-01

- - have given the Plantation Bhters TO hun.
dreds OF disabled soldiers with the astonishing
effect. -
q. W. ID. ANDREWS,
Superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, or
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

CrErNo HsNs AND StDrs trim the
hams and sboulders ia The usual vay. ex-
cept that eut the beg Of elose 60 The ham
snd shoulder, 20 havS them packed clsse.
and A. beng worthless smoked then sprin-
he Ettle 6ne sAls on the bottom ola sweet
cAsk, and pack down the hams and shoul-
ders Prouniscuously. as they VII best pack
N. and sprinkle liitle sne salt on each
laying-jnst enougb 90 make "a show white F.
then beat kettle Of water and put in ALT
snd STIR vel until i VIII bear up good
sized potato. between The size OF quarter
and half dollar; boiled and skirn the
BRINE. and pour IL on thc Lams boiling boa.
and cover them al over one or to inches
deep with brine. having pat stone on the
meat to keep il d0-n. sometimes use
saliPetrc, and sometimes 10 not, consider
n useless execpt - color the meat. nov
use my Judgment - 90 the tiuie 20 take
them cut 81 the brine II lie hans are
snail. tbey wiil eure IN three weeks. n
iarge. say Eve weeks AGAIN. ~ the meat Is
packed l'ose. IL viu taSc more Urine 20
cover Il. consequently ulorc sals uiIl pcnc-
'rsfe the neat IN given time than Il "a Is
packed close on this account. % Is Useless
@ Weigh the meat and saii for The brine. a.
the meat must be covered With the brlne.
ID 7; take more or less Leave the cask
uncovered al cool Vice. the hans have
been N brine hong enoegh. take them oct
and have them IN the cellar. ~ the weather
J. not suitable 20 smoke then. consider
clear corn cobs better Tor smoking meat.
than anything hAve-ever tired. an nov
use nothing else. Continue the smoke IN
al g penctrates ire meaf. or the skin be-
comes a DARK cherry broun. ! thea wrap
the pieces / wish 90 keep. IN paper. anytime
beforc the bugs snd fics have deposited
their eggs On then. and pack them down
in casks With dry ashes. on the cciisr. phe-c
both hans snd shoulders vill keep a. GOOD
when packed ihrongh the Summer OF year.
Cured IN this ~ay. if IS hard 90 distinguish
between the shoulder ard ham When boiled.
\ large ham vii often taint IN the middle.
before cold salt or brine viu pcnetrafr
through. [Exchange.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

IuE ArrENTTEp EscArE OF rHK CNIoN
PRISONERS AT SarEssUEH, y. c. The foi-
loving l. H. account uhich tie Richmond
Enquiryr o. Ss.. - gives ofthis aHair.
e. On thursday last Aserious attempt "a.
nsdc By The federal prisoners con6ned a,
salisbury, y. C. % make their escape.
~hich ~as rAPidly and etfectuAliy quelied At
the exp,nsc Of con.ide-able Yankee blood
IL aPPess that a plot had been formed
among the prisoners-of whom there ar
a. Salisbury some thirteen thousa.l 80
overpower the Interior guard OF the encsusp-
ment. then brsak through tbe iino. o. TIE
Parspet guard. and. after securing al the
armsthey could. % march through Western
North Carolina into Tennessee. and make
cool their escape In thc frst pa, % their
programme tbey succeeded. The interior
guard were soon ovcrpowerel. and too Of
the unfor.nAte uen scre Killed shiic rcsis-
ting They then attacked the parapet
guard. who 1ggLt bravelv communicated
to the garrison. ard t~o Pieccs Of artillery
werc thrown into position bearing upon The
ehoamPn~nt. Twoof the parapct guard
were Killed in tbeir gallant defence. In
good tiUe the artillery opened. and AFTER
lev raking charges % g-ape AMI canister.
tie insarrccii 0nisss cred OF for uncrcy. a.
declared they woull make no further effort
20 go away. ~ this time they were
completely surrounded ~tL artillery. and
. . vi So them they cea.el their demon
sfratiou and sued Tor ucrcy IN ten minutes
more the whoie camp vouh have been one
sCene of slaughter. A. ii vas. about fo-tv
werr killed and a large -uuulhsr wounded
Thas a very foolish attempt 60 escape from
Confederate durancc kNs ended. Il uiI
prove, DO doabt. lesson O. prisoners in
the south. Bot ior goodness. and q nav b.
ADDED. the consileraiion. % the otH-cr.
commanding he garrison. The pauishu.eu,
inflicted upon the-e misguided o,p;Ivcs
would have be,a 'ar mo-r scrous. u. ~
deed. 90 had not arnounte1 Orb the a-- .iila.
ton of the entire bod.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

\ oSr Srprp GsNE. Some one tells q
story % a Geo-z.a grceah,rn -bo took a
crop Of cotton % New Orleans. received
the proceeds. aad started fortb o. invc.ti-
gate the '' MYSTERIES of that uubolv citv.
lie tired ihe tiger aid lidnt Ekcit. anl
thought be- d tase q shy at game. amiiiar
% him By name only. called rouleue. one
turn 81 roaiette. you kno-. maze, abe Whole
World ~in' lie started IN quest OF the
game. only kno~iug that roulette hal
somcthing % DO with roll. On the fr,t
corner of thc street be met a bar-,l-o--a.
nan e inding a~ay for dear life
Osr Georgia friend iboagh; he'd f5snd
hrs game stepping brskl, Up. he lad a
dollar down ou thc box. The organ uaa'.
eses 0Pcnei-be barred tle biu ana
grogni avay With r,ue~cd vico-. Oar
Georgian mag ned be had Ios;. AM
''doaoied up. lad do~na two dollar ain
That vas baggvl. and th- tarreI orv.r
vent ~hriing arouui a. though ther- were
several barrels inside.
The thing uent oa. ard The Ceo-ri,,
" doubled up ~-,he organ grinder %, ket-
ing ale money a. tL- time; uata be- b,
o. nary another dollar Ief,.
A be- sa~ ihe iast ofa.s c1rryncy ba--ei
b. De delighted organ grinde-. D. rru,-s D.
81.
" Wei ofaii tho games ] ever baek,ls-
e. INST tLai b. iLe la-rae,t-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16
Diuretic Compound

For 10 ~I-c,aI D.. of ths riaai, Orrass
rrfutiag trr trrru..farr anH rarfagfrr Thrs
49, rrrlrff r.r-n.rs nr.fhrr Nsfsar Car.aIrs.
Cut-i.-. Turn~rfl--. sr as ofhrr usu-sa,s trrr..
tr'l ts sn r-Esrf rfgr.i,i~ .lst. r.rsssut e. 80
taste nn. srr'. r. fnE. r.rarstrE. aat h-asInr tr
.ls n.frsis-a. speedily slIaftng sn hrat $50 irrt-
fs'..a III Ihe rrtaaff r.a-saErs. Aau. ttrrrfnr- .
80 aaFF t-rn ssaiiaeia 90 .aen Halsa-, C.r-..-aa
r.fhrr In rarsras tel uIrfrrrs Go ursnrhs ~rh..rf
D. rrtf rnrf ga saf rn D. rnur hrrafh 80
r'nrnrs a.~ tIi~t -lth bel sti~ oIar. throv a-ar
fh~ .s-rsffr- r.fsrnrrs cod -fat 60 f-.IfIs s
thts - ks-.srF sh.rt -l. GO urts core SO
af e-.F .-f f v.. a.s. r.ransr fhr stsrra. if.sr
~ taHarrs rfrfs ii t1- tfr.fs t.. have I..r-
uff1 t-At-E 81 I.nE. - hrnaar rasrs. fhr'
lHFr rrsrsis-f t'A .'f ri tr.sfr1rf o. -,rrhs 81
~sra frrrs. f a.r raFs t-s-r.tarslr TOY o.. -
e. as.l as rrIrrssatr.i 80 rs.afs ssI 80 rssasf-l
% lsrreas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

hNf'H r. ff A. r.a-r Eel Pr.Ia.r kst sf
fa-s. vrt.a cod g. .t- C...rrs .f Daf.rt. 90
80 Q Hrs.rf .f y III 4. ID. l-tG
I'lNpTHN WAIkER atn.a...-ar.- -. ft.
estate RI Ohar.rs ~. Atrar l.- ~ E..a-
20. .n .a- iar.-f. terrs--'. tar.rr rrrs.- r.f
o. hrrf srr---t ef st-u.rsrratar ri ~ ss-atr -r
49, drrra--r e. a.rsanrr
''ra.r-l, taai taf esd siaa.as.fr rlf- af.r~ ts
81 lrrs..s .n-rfes.rt ~ csas.ar r.ns .I roe DE-
80 ra d. r1....n.f thrr- usrss $3.50. d.
- ps.ft lir..rrrf .rss..srf- r.i.f-.. .- isa..
Hf '.aI DO. "aH a..rar sr a I...s.. r.arI f. .-
DID,. a. lar.s. ta col. f.a..t. .. ... .r... Tee
ert ai De- srsf, af lrr Ell ... .l.tk .- ... ..r.-
a.-.a. aa- strs raasr. .t ars .a~s lave ts che
slaar stHaIt 30 ID s.l.arr
" WODUUf 49, Faars
a ...r r.rr--.ufsf. ! r.. liruns.f.rrtsl-r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16
steaa.ng and Cutting Rooa for Stock.

The following report ofthe discassio-s.
Al the State Fair. Ca stcaming ard cutting
food for stock. j. from the Country Gent
Mr.. Moor states thar be had frt been
Jed 90 lock into the economy % using thi.
character Of food ior STOCK By noticing the
incrcased qGant.iy Of mix A. tb- resalt Of
FEEDING corns;alks. lie va using cut corn
stalks - The rate Of three Bushels per dav.
and w5en be- commenced pattng on hct
water. the co~s increase their mix da-,n-
the second week one qsart By chanrinc
feed they shrunk Afterwards made a.
experiment 10 Streaming food. and stock ate
u up cleaner. relishcd b. more. ani we're
bettersatisted thar wifh the usual mannrroi
Feeding. Next experiment. uas Nth "a
cows. where a stcaming apparatus va en-
Pioyed lad been cutting and feeding hsv
for some days; hsy ~as noul1y a. u.a.f,.
but by steamiag it was rendered paIataa,e
and coss ~erv wen satisfied witt a. H.f
% not been steamed. large sha-r Of ts.
feed ~ould not have been eaten. Couslel
on steamed food we're healthier. we're not
troubled with consfipAiion. and tLele va a,
saving q 3j ger cent IN fodder. b. cat-
ting and steaaailg the feed could k-rr 80
bead Of cattle where b. kept 80 by che Ola
method. and tbe product % milk was be-
creased oue-thirl. Hal never ueirh.l
stock Dor Fed in cond8-iia~ exr..rir..-..
-wou.i Ike OBJ hasra statement from, NJ
J. W Steward or tt.s question. a.. o. hsi
had m-,h experience Be- Feeding steamed
&C.,.
Ar Stewart hai iei CO. feI. isr All
straw. ior lJ sears; had Cd law ufh...
cutting ior experiment.. art believed fr .-
10 pounds Of eui anil steamed bay 90 ersal
IS ponds not 30 treated To. f,,s ID.
Streaming IS rendered sueete- ara more
palafshle Steaming modify st-au -.-er.
BE- favor a. u 20 had ncv.r been .-.s-.l
Vas uuprepa-rd to see sach slar-. .-
tle oLarar'er off-cI snil proved tv ,rr.-.-
ment. Getting and stfamine inrrea.r4 t..-
value al feed - pr -erf there 80 nr .--
crease ~ labor hy adopting .a,s.tvrm. 40
rril-el material aho4- fl. barns could Pc
worked lP into ralafa5.s noI UaI mrI.
an experiment .a t-ed.-- ratfI- arI sheen
on strar cut ani sieaaei 9TH trs 1.a--.
oi bran pr bead. anI tatr prefer Do t.
tae best of hlr Hal svrfruertsf u..
ten bal ot cattle. ieel.a- t,e a.-sat ard
steamed sfrar. ard fsc or lsf. All t..r
a.rrra,'nr. AID Were vac fie greatest ...-
prove .rrrf r. fh f'..... E.. ... .t....r fr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

OsFosn.-s Csuri ofFrsh,t- hsl' -tFa-
So. sithia ani fnrth rountf of pstr 90 th~
third Tucsdas of Nes. a. n. l~6t.
IN ~ r~fifiaa ~ Rsren n. NrrftlI. rr-.ri.sn q
W Edxr .. Ncfrtn "a 49,. uiinsrs. - ~ o.
s~a-- a. -sii rssi s.t.ts 81 $50 $500. 80 .e
81 rrfVatr sal
O-fr-ef. Z hat ths sati rrtrio r-r eve or
fo 81 rersans rufeIestsa % oau-tng Crrs Al ttts
o- 90 rs b. pshii.hst thrrs srsa. s--rr.-frs's
81 80 ost,rd ncraesrsf go sr,sf-rf nr..-rt at
PARE 49, 49, luat arrear af a. frui.srs -r. FOL
l-e hrat sf f-rl- FL sHrl inrHff. o. ftr & isfs-
Is 81 De- $50. az fra I'll 49, rt,k 81 thr ssrs-
nast. sd -lr~ rtrse. O.. eos fa~t harr ~t. the
sau.e -aesit ~ ie rrsnird.
w WoOpUr EN. ,. ~.
trur r0pv-aff~-t J. :. Hoses. ~ ..Irr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

osi-rt. ss--Ata Casft 81 rrsiats hsll d, rsrl.
-tfhIn ant g. ~ C.r-.r Eel oxf.rI. ed thr
thlrf Tr--tss oi ~ IN t-sG
~ 80 p~itfrsa af ALpt.N CHASE rrsrtia.n
" "A NJ, a. "a hiiuas % 49,. uiia.rs. urasiax
- lHcra-s to al real e.,air m a. atva.rar-.a.
uf~r
orafr-d. That cad rFt'r eve noffrr fo 90
I--r-sis utercst-t is crusiuas rera ofthfs rtsF
Cd o. puhhsh~d three ~ers. srccFs stssf, .- tts
pNinrt n~au.craf. nriurrt at faris. thafftrv
nsyapp~sr.t froi'-is Cesri e. 30 h+it ~ Fsrus
tu $40 Cousts- o. che s. Tu~sis, 81 n~esut ~
u~Nt. 90 80 q the es-rk ~ the t..rsuaoc a-l
sh~~ causs. tf aay taes hasr. ~hy he sa1s
should naf o. grsut~i
w WOODBURY. J-ig-
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farmrrs' department.


Althe arts and sciercet rertaintfg fo iiie. 81
CO -ls inkcf tcgsths ,aut ars intluufs conuns
- -iih Agricuifure eRtcota
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

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So tsartur ka'rna. t.aarrs ltsrs u
Err -tIra.as t.tas Ia.sr...r 49, Il ID
Rev. q ~rarr n ~. A--...s ~.-h-s NJ.
hrr. ttsi.rn No. a. 49,. n H.
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49, q. g. hraIrF. Fr-4 o. ~rherh.
krs geln ~ b.a.st-aa. Fsrt. 49,. 49,,
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rfTH " 800 A 60. - Trrrnarl - b.
D o.. utsssssr. tsi ur.ss .-sr. ~ Na.k
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

farts. efthfn aat Co. che Couuts Eel tfxtsrt -
30 thtrd F---ass 81 Nas. 4. ID. l~st
~ the rrfrl.n af JOHN EMMETT -r.r-
" 90. 81 Cl.fard L. I.lr 81 a. gfast.r 49, o.
crease fp srI rrsi estate l-ioartag o. 49, 49,
lei aa ..isaussg-aaa. cssr.
trtrrcr. That en- satt refltroa~r rfrr n.f.r~
ttrT ts ai prrsans lotrrrsirt. - raustng rre 81
49, or~t to D. rulisis, bee. -esss ,ss.irs-
~ tn thc bHisrt iietrerrat Irtrfrt 10 faus. fhaf
ttrt ms aTrrsr sf tralatr toaft fa D. hrI. 90
farts la sait conrff. an fh~ ttrrf Tu-sfa, OF
H. u~St. at go ef ih- eliza tu th~ $780,
ana -aes causr. ifaasthrs have. ~h, 80 .au.-
slonad aot IT, graafet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

orFoHp. go Casrf af Fatatr Asll st Fsr
~fhlr go o. DO C.antt .f Oafrr.. On th~
fa.rl Iurs-sf rf NJ. 4. ~. l-6I
ID TIT =. fitkETT raarcan ~ Ja..sffs
IL trArtt. e. .aar hrr af = .1s.a l.rkrrf
- ct iars in 80 Ceurrr. hav "a 80 -sutst be-
SCI srroauf .i rrsrt.aasar 81 -rrt ~arts g. D.
louasrr
Ordered. fhat fhe saai Ciasrllan giv- I'd .~- FL.
III. rrtssus .atrrrstre t1 caar.rg ops .f bee or
trf ta 30 rsa.Itsh-i 3 s~-ks $500 .- 49,
tAt.rt De-. r.rrrre H+ fsff-. tnnf thrs
NAV ..F-sr afa F-.tst- t..-f iof-. h-ai st Pen.
sa.. Dasaft 90 fhs lr.rt Tor....t I'll Tt-r
aesf. ai ca aI .he r'.rA .a go t.rrao-.a s-
-tre Geese. If srt fhrt lave. 49, 40 sarr
shaall aet Ir a..ae.
o.. "a. WOODBURY. .. e.
.rar rnr.-.f.rsf = H.nns. frr..,rr.
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O.. " WOODBURY. Jalr..
\ - ro-- - D. y 49,. D. -

Os'eri .-.--Nt q C,--t ai rraiat- 49, st Fsf,.
~uttn SGT s. 80 tsurrfr af uNtrrsi. o. 49,
fhlri Tas.t-t rf ~ 4 N l~eg
nN thr rr.r.ra o. RUTH O. TICKTTT.
" rrtrataa el D.. astts O.. ilctr rf ul.r.f rr.s-
trC .r .c~asr f. on rrs' rsfafr t-eagtrr t e sa f
urr. nf an a'sar-a rrra-a nfrr.
oEt~rct. itat fr- ed rst's gtv~ n-frrr FL.
aI r-r-srs faferssfs. D., rae..aE = CO., .f la.s
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NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

Rey. M. D. Conway has accepted, for six
months: unanimous invitation to the pulpit
o. south Place Chapel, London, lately under
tile Charge Of r. ]. Fox, n. F.
h.a IMr: Southern g"Lord Dnndreary''} has
PAD serious misfortune. While riding in
london on the sth ult., he fell from his horse
and dlelocated his collar-bonc
King Leopold OF Belgium is to visit
London in March. to be present at the bap-
t1sm OF the son Of the Prince of Wales.
-Mazztni has been Indicted at Paris as an
aecomplicc in the recent SO called Mot acafnst
Napoleon.
The receipts at the New York custom
house during the week ending February ~,
were g, ,2S3,6l1-
The clothes which Col. Ellsworth wore
when lie was shot at A1exandria. are on ex-
hibition at the Albany Sanitary Fair.
- How to dispose of the costly art;c1ea at
the New York Sanitary Fair, now Tint r.ffline
6 forbidden, puzzles the moral but money.
, 1864-03-04


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