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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16
The Montpelier National Bank
Marriage Guide,

VouNG'S GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK, or, Every
l one his own noeor-Rringa Private Instructor Tor
marftd persons or those about 10 marry both male and
female. In every thing concerning the physiology and
relations OF our sexual system, and the production pre-
tenhoo Of offspring including all the discoveries
before given IN the English language, by WA YOUNG,
NJ. u. THIS IL really yalu bile aud interesting work Il
Il written IN plain language for the general reader, and Ia
Illustrated wfh upwards Of enc hunt cd engraving. An
young married people or those contemplating marriage
aud having the least impeachment TO married lite should
read this book II dsoloses secrets that every should
be acquainted With SIN II Is bOok that be locked
up, aud not lie about the house II will be sent 10 any
ehe on the receipt Of tive Nv, cents Address DRwM
YOUNG No Ae kPRVCE 81, aeeve Fourth, phIsdsi
phs IJ)m8
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BOURBON MHISKEY

Is recommended nowadays by almost every physician.
Many patients that visit my rooms 10th male anu female
arc stnpefed with this poieon. The reei is temporary
II they cough they take little whisky II they ietl
weak and feeble, they take little whiskey; fhey
net slt,p, they take little whiskey and they 10 on
nthiswsy requiring and more until they are oa.
ed up and imagine they are getting aeshy Tue stomach,
liver and digestive powers are completely destroyed
and lose their sppsie Tor food Ma one was ever cured
of eonsupmtion by this process, where cavities have
been iorutd in the unRs little stimulani frequent
ly benencia to eonsumptiycs such as pure brandy or
rood VINES In many cases. London porter or brown
stoutn moderate quanu,s but bourbon whhky hasttns
on ip.tead OF curing consump ion.
The seaweed Tonic produ eslasting results thorough
ly inyiso ating the 0mach and digestive system and
enabling /, to eliminate land make unto healthy blood
tho food which may b. usei Tor that purpose, II Is 20
wonderful m Ia feet that wine Rltss iu will igest
hearty meal and little Of 1t taken before breakfast
will give tone which few medicints possess the power
"A
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nlc0itiues.

SnIuI vi De lofUhed Ny Or, Il. Dix II I.,l,,,.;
pOOOeure In less time than any other lbts,ctH.,"
more t1ectually aLu petmeLAtly, with iess 49,
from occupation or tear OF expLsure to ali weaiS.
with safe ana pleasant medioints. s''Hsf
SELF-ABUSL AND SOLITARY HABITS
Their effect and consequences
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS
Incidentto Married and single La0ies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS
Herourial Affections bfuPucpbanuaIlD iseaAas ~,
SKIN Ulcers OF lhe Nose ! hloai aud BODY Pimpa,,
Constitutional and other Weaknessesn outh, and =,
more advanced, Of all ages, OF VIC
BOTH sExEs, SINGLE Oh MARRIED
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16

TRAPPING GRUBs IN SANDY SoL.-Prepare
the soil for planting cabbage plants, and two or
three days previous to transplanting, pluck
leaf from each plant and strew them over the
prepared ground and 10 the evening 90 with
a lantern and pick up the lolthsome plant des.
troyers do this two or three evenings, and
your plants will do well if properly attended to.
--Candda Farmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16
Railroads, MG.
Vermont Central and Suili-
van Railroads.
ENE %
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May Isl, 1865
Trains GoinRsouthnnd East.

Trains Going south and East.
Leave Montpelier al H05 An, go N.aDd lU.OOF' v
Nan TRAtN leaves St Adams al go AM, connect
h ing at White River Junction bnd Bellows Falls
York, arriving at New York az 1915 ~, and with trains
on Passumpslc Il. X.
DAY EIFREgs TBAtN leaves Montreal at $50 a. ST.
Johns at 10 90 NJ, OgdensburFh avs 80 for Boston
sc connecting at Buflin.t ton with Rufand ROAD for
Try, Albany and New York arriving In Boston via
lowell at 1880 ?. NJ
NIsHT KrFRRss TRAIN leaves gden shurth at ll30
~, Montreal at $50 Rouse's Point at 545 NJ ST.
Johash44 nm arriving at Boston Mt 40 L.H connect
ing al Bellows Falls with Cheshire Road for Boston and
Worcester aud with Vermont Valley X. r. for Spring
field Sc, and arriving In New York al l9,3OP,H
Trains Going north and West.
Leave Hontpelierat32 20 AN. $40 a. N, and 2Ao ,.
~ and 80 ?,
DAY ErPREsS TRAiN leaves Boston via Lowell al 800
An for Burlineton ST. Adams, Montreal Ogdensburgh
and West arriving al Montreal al 100 r. NJ Ogdens
burgh At IL 50 "a. n.
MAI TAAIr leaves Boston nj 100 4. NJ via. Lowell,
Lawrence, or FtchbuTg. springfield Mt 74s A. ~, for
Burlington and ST. Adams
AccGEBoDATioS Train leaves Norihhedat7 4OA.hp
and Burlington 2 10 p. NJ, for III. Albabs.
klgHr leaves Bellows Falls Ut 10 " p
~, receiving passengers from Vernon Valley X r.
leaving Non York al H. 10 ?. NJ. and from Cheshire
r. leaving Boston At SIS ?. ~. connecting a. White
River Junction Whitman eayiDg BDbton a. $50 p M
for Burlington, Rouse's Point, Montreal and ogdens-
burgb, connecting Montreal and ORdensburghi WIN
| Grand Trunk trains for the West.
Sleeping cars are attached Co both the nigh expr' -
rains running between ST. Adams and Boston and w.
Adams and Springfield.
Through TicketsfofChic andthe West for sale 81
| h prime pal stations
G.HERRlLl,, SUP t.
| 81. AhAny, NAV |, 1885.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
a. PRoCEAM ALTON.

w HEREAS, the Vermont Bank, a banking corporation
duly Incorporated ny the Legislature Of the state Of
Vermont located and doing business at Montpelier, in tho
County Of Washington, have made application TO me re-
questng me to issue aproo amaton Designating me day
Tor the termination Of the existence OF ssd corporation
A. whereas H has been made to appear to that two
thirds Of the eg,l votes OF the stockholders Of said oorpo
ration gwen in favor Of sS application. Now,
therefore, John Gregory Smith Governor Of the State Of
Vermont in conformity tn said application and the
provisions Of sections lightly six and eighty OF chap
Ter eighty Of the General Statutes OF Vermont de
hereby issue proclaim ton, and declare that the
fifteenth day Of September. A. D. 1872 the said corpora
ton OF h Vermont Bank shall 10 exist fully and
with the effect II It's chArtr expired by tn limit
tion herein. Of this tn creditors Of said Vermont Bank
and all ohersc eerned viii take notice and govern them
selves accordingly.
In witness whereof have hereun,o signed my
name, and cause the seal Of the state 10 Ue here
unto affixed, At 81. Abansth hfstdsy Of March,
g.. in the year Of our Lord thousand sight hun
dred and sky ave, and OF the Independence Of
the United states The eghly-nin,h
!. GREG0RY SMITH.
Ry The Governor,
SAMUEL wItttxs, See'y Of Civil Military AnAirI.
FNnmar25sept
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DIR. MARSHALL'S
EsDACRiE a. CATARRu
@NTTETT

nHlS sruG has thoroughly proved he the beta
tlee ever known for curing the Catarrh, Cold In Ii
Head, andHeadsche. ithasbeen found an e1oeentr rem
edy in many cases Of Sore Eyes Deafness has ben re
moved by 1t and Hearing has often been greatly proved
oyiwwe tpuryesout an distractions strengthens the
Glands and gives healthy action to the pArs affected
Il recon menued by many the best hysrans and Is
used with great success aud sGtifacton every
More ihan twenty-five years eSptenoe has proved
great value and st thls moment stands higher than
ever before.
Beware OF Counterfeits
odml le Of the ilgnaare of the proprietor CHA RLE
WEN Is on every bottle sold by Drugg,,s, very
sKk IL
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THE PULMoNIC SYRUP

Is one Of the most valuable medicines known. II Is
nutrient, powerfully tonic and he ling IN itself Il con
slns opium, e. loe'cns he phlegn the bronchial
tubes, ana Lature throws II OF with little ,Ietton one
bottle frequently cures an Ordinary cold but Il will be
well first 10 take dose o. Scheutks MaLdrske Pills 10
cleanse The somach. The Pulmonic Syrupls readily
digested and absorbed into blood, To whic Il mparis
s healing properties II is Ct the lreparat on, Of
iron IN use II Is powerful tonic OF ilsel T; and
when the Sea Weed Tome dsto.yes the mucus in the
stomach and " carried of by tie aid of tue Mandrake
FILLS healthy TOW Of gastric juice good appetite, and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16

The Pest, special says the President has or.
dered that Ex Governor Aiken no longer be
considered under arrest.
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THE
Montpelier National Bank
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFics OF UosPrWoLLKH or IHt CuEkGNcv,

OFFitE OF UosPtWOLLKH or IHE CuBkENcv,
Washington, Mare ID, ISt5.
VAersas, by satisfactory tviatnce presented to the
dersign'd 1t has been made 10 a,peAtthtt
" me MONTPELIER NITf0NIL BANK
In The village OF Montpelier, in the county " shngsn
and stas u Vermont, been duly organised under
and according he requirements nth, Act Of Congress
entitled An ACT 10 provide National Currency, secured
by pledge OF Unite states bonds and provide for the
circulation aud redemption thereof approved JuneS
1855 and has complied with all the prsvors of said Act
required to ne complied with before commencing tie bust
ness u banking under said Act;
Now, th 'rNuret tugH Nc 'uLLooH, Comptroller Ot
N Currency, 20 hereby ceruiy that "Tak MoNrPE-
LlEK NAhONAL BANK in he village Of Monte.
l, In he county Of ashngton, and state OF Vermont
~ authorised to commence the business OF Banking
under the Act Aforesaid,
In Testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal II
tmce this third day OF March, 1895.
nUGd McCuLLoCH,
COMPTROLLER Of the Currency,
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The public that will restore both Hair and Whiskers.
AWAY NOW WITH ALL HAIR DYES
Who would think OF using anything 20 disagreed BE
as Hair Dye, II they could only ind anything that
The MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR RESTORER
will do all THE, sud not color the kin No mistake
Try it, and bo convinced.
LIST. II snot Dye. 2 IL viii not color the skin.
80. It will restore the Hair from a Gray to beau
full Black Brown Auburn, or whatever might have been
its 0iginal color, and cause il 10 asfume ito former
beauty
an It will cure all diseases and humors Of The scalp,
keep the head cool and the hair from lllirg or and
promote a healthy growth.
oh As Dressing for the Hair II il one Of the best 10
market II viii change dry harsh ana wfy hair to a
beautiful siIk Ike appearance
6h II will change GRAY and Fad d Mhskers 10 a
beautiful Brown, and cause them to Rppaar nat
urs Than by any other application.
Mr. l. fease, New Bedford, Mass, sstt:
The Martha Washington Hair Restorcr IS the best
article ever had 10 ny tore II is selling more and
giving better satisfaction than any o her
Mr.. s W. New Bedford, Mass says.
" The Martha Washington Hair Resl Orer fupersedes
ell the JAR byes aud RestOrers brought before the
public, None equal, it,
Mr.. K. s. Bray, south Danyers, Masp. says:
" / have sold IS dozen bottles Martha Washin 2tor
Hair kestorer IN this section the past tour months
and in no case has it failed TO give satisfaction
Mr. c. C. BiX0y North Bridgewater, Mass says;
81 cell more OF Martha Washington Hair lRes,orer
thsn all others
A lady from Che,ss, Mss,, going West says:
"lwoui give three dollars Tor one bottle, rather
than 90 without or use any other
Ask N L. Lane, swanzey, N, H., ifhe did not restore
HIS grey HAIR and whkrs to their former beauty BY
usirg one bottle Of Martha Washington Hair Rertorer
Ask Mrs, J I Bixby South Danyeis Ma.s, ii she had
not been troubled with bad hum r on her head ior
three years and applied many medicines but 20, re
lief Tut in using one bottle of the Martha Washington
Hair Resoter her bead was cured md b ore she bad
ed the second bottle the hair had commenced to star
out where had ialen OF aud ia three months she haC
as good head of hair as when aYouth.
FOR sale by Wood, Bixby Co, Wholesale aud Re
| tall Agents, Montptlier. W. EhNi
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TuE SEA.WEED TONIC

is stlmnlant, and none other required when Il IL
used II Up ure aud pleasant no bad effects like when
using bourbon whhky, which disorders the stomach,
orpors the liver locks up all the seoretons turns the
God into water drop'y sets in, and the patient dies
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16
THE MANDRA AXE PILLS

may be taken with entire safety by allares aud condos
producing all the good result that can be o, iaiued from
ealome Or any OF the metcunal medicines and without
any of their hurtiul or injurious rebuts They carry
Out OF the system the heul,nt and wCrn.oni maters
loos,ned and di solved Ny my Served Tonic and Put
monte syrup. n vi be that all three Of INV mcd
cnes sie needed in most cases to cure consumption.
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Notice.

NOtIce.
NorlCE IS hereby given that 1t 10 the purpose 81 the
~ franklin Co lny Bank to terminate its existence
the LIST day Of June 1865 pursuance Of the provisions
o. the act passed At the last sesion OF the Legislature
aud all bills notes Of said Bank net presented to said
Bank for payment before the hst day Of June, A. D.
1865 will not be redeemed or paid by said Bank.
by order Of the Directors.
INV. BEARDsLEY, Cashier.
St Adams. Nov ~, 1854 I4aA933n6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16
AGENTS.

AGENTS.
BOSTON George G. Goodwin & -.
NEW YORk-Demae Bafres Co,
hALTlMoRf-S y Hanee
PtrrsBu RGH-Dr. Geuige IL keyWr.
CINClNNArl-F.E. Sure q Go and John y. Park
Cutc AGO-Lord A smith, and II. Scovil.
ST. LEWIS ollint Btos.
SAN FKANCfsC O-nostttter, Smith Dean.
Also sold by all druggists and dealers. rtIl
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IMPORTANT
TO AL
INNALIDS!
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

swell known to the med cal profession that fRogis
The vital Principle LIFE ' nrut Of the blood Thisls
derived oheay from he food but Il the food
not properly diges.ed, or H. from Any NhAsver,
the neetuA quantity OF iron lot taken into the cir
eulation htoumes duecd, the whole system sun
rhe bad blood wi irrtate the hesrt, will clog up The
lung, will upey thr brain, vii oh truot the liver and
will send It's disease producing eemrns TO all parsufths
system, and every VII sucsr 10 whatever organ may
be predisposed TO disease.
The great value Of
Iron n n Medicine
she we'll ksorn and 80 no~lsag BY all meilcal men
Z wcifculy has b. al, ubtain such preparation " It
IN the ciic on and As,miate Al once With
tabloid. This pons, says Dr. Hayes, ksuAchus''s
= te Chemist has been aAn,d In the Peruvian syrup
bycomb nation 70 AVA belorc unknown.
The Peruvian syrup
e = protected solution OF the fKOroXlDk OF IRON
NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE that strikes at The
root Of dstAs BY supplying the blood with It's vital prn
ciple or Life eemeut-IRoN.
The Peruvian Syrup
cures DysTepsia, Liver Complaint, Dfvpsy, Fever and
Ague, Loss Of energy, TOW Spirits.
The Peruvian syrup
nfues strength, visor and fe Into the system, and
builds up an A." lrou Constltu lion.'
The Peruvian syrup
cures Nervous An.ctions Female Complaints land all
diseases Of the Kidneys and bladder.
The Peruvian yrup
ia specific for all diseases or gins,nE in DAD STATE
OF fhE BLOOD, ot accompanied BY debility CT low
state of the System
Pamphlets containing certificates - cures and recon-
mendaIions from some 81 the most eminent Phsseian,
Ctergymen, and others, vii be sent FREE amy Ad-
dress.
We select few Of the to shev the character 81
the testimonials
Rev John Pierpont Lewis J, huson d
Rev Warren Button Roswell Kinney
Rev Arthur Il Fuller II Kendall MD
Rev Aug Pope W Chisholm ID
Rev Gurdon Robbins FrAnbis Dana u
kev SylvAnus Cobb jeremiah stone
Rev 7 star King Jose Antonio Sanchez N ID
Rev Osborn Nyrok Nacsino ArancaM
Rev Ephram Mute Jr Abraham Wr.del
Rev Thomas fons A Hayes u
Rev Richard MeteAh r Chiffon u
Rev N Webster Kinney u
Rev Jos II Clnoh jose d'tspnsrhD
Rev Abraham Jackson Thomas Dexter ESQ
Rev Pearson Jr Thomas Amory Esq
Rev AR CrNwley Hon Peter Harvey
Rev Henry upham James Dunn E.q
Rev II klddrl Samuel May Esq
Rev i Headly rfofE Walls seherb
Rev John " Olmstead Ferdinand Andrews Ess
for sALE
! SETH W, FOWLE& co, is fremont 81.
| Boston.
J. ?. DlNSM0RE, 49l Broadway New York.
Aud by all Druggists.
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81 Hanover street, Boston,
PRICE $3.50 PET BOTTLE. tGal0n8
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IGNORANCE or QUACK DOCTORS AND NosTRus
MAXI ES

Through the Ignorance Of the Qssek Doctor moving
other remedy, be relies upon nEHoURY aud gives i
AL his patents riils Drops &C.. 70 the Nostfum
Maker equally gu,fant Adds ~ his so-osed kxtfacts
specific Anud0e, &C., both relying upon its Effects n
.uring lew In ahundted, Is Is rum eted in Vanou,
ways throughout the land but, ALAEl nothing Is sad
o. The belan.e some OF whom die others grow worse
aud ar st lDger and tuer for mon be ears un
81 relieved or cured II pos.ole Ivy competent phyue
iAGs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16

through false certificates references and Tecommsn
Ia0ns of their medicines BY As dsad no cannot eT
pose or cOntradc. Them Or ahO besides 10 farther
lheir imposition. cop ron Medical Books much that
written OF the qualities and ELECTS OF different herb.
and plants sscrile al the TO their Pills II
Specifics, &C. most Of which, n OF all contain
Mercury because OF the ancient belief OF its oufng
everything y bnt now known to XII more than Z
cured Gnd.hose not killed oonsitltonally injured of
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" A THING OF BEAUTY Is AJOY FOREVER
MARTHA WASHINGTON
HAIR RESTORER.

This the First and only article ever brought before
The public that will restore both Hair and Whiskers.
AWAY NOW WITH ALL HAIR DYES
WHO would think Of usng ANYTHING 60 dissgreea BILE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16

Pamphlets containing certificates q cures and recon
mendaons from some 81 the most eminent PHYSICIANS,
Ciergymen and Others, vii be sent FREE u any ad-
dress
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Real estate for Sale.

nor SALE--A Superior FARM Of $50 Acres,
holding. comple,e-t ranevilie Depot Central Railroad
New I,.y no,r Elizabeth hour from New York. Part
OF money can mortgage improved city property
Si be taken in e,chAnge. II not soli before Nhy s. III
be- offered auction the premises that day n /. o'clock
Inquire Of j. ". HALsEi tie promises OF j. WALLIS,
No 81 Piuest
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DREoIDENT LINCOLN WHITING THE
L PROCLANATiON or FREEDOH-For SALE oul,
or the Publisher, NJ. DEPUY No. u Wyiest Pittsburgh
"a. Price % Sent securely by mail postage free A i'm
tied number only Of this valuable picture remains unsol
those who desire to copy should apply
ont Of print end cannot be reproduced without considerable
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A'RANk LESLIE'S
PICTORIAL LIFE Or
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
READY SATURDAY, APRIL2s,
VIII contain excellent sketch Of his life sad the following
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For ra.t O. Abrehsm Lincoln.
Mr. Lincoln, House, Springfield, Illinois.
Mrs. Lucoln and Sons.
Mr Liuco'l, Second Law Office. Springfield ilino!i
Reception 1t Cleveland. Ohio.
Reception at toe C,piiol, Columbus Ohio.
Mr. Lincoln rai,n; the Star. and Stnpes st lDdependenco
Hall Philadelphia
Inauguration President March g. 1861.
Goirl 70 the Csp.ol. March 1. 1861
President aud Cabinet in consultetion.
Scene in the Representative dnrng the passage Of
the A.; ,oolisl,iuf olsycIy.
Entrance o. :hs President into Richmond sleF Grants
Victory.
As.ss.i alton a, Foris Theater.
DYING .iomeui. Of ,he President. April i5 1868
Pee t0pu 100.
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NEW WORK by the Author of "Ten Acres
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GUNNER Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD--3I miles from NORTH
Orange In large ouse pima three sides Location
healthy scenery betutful Particulars inquire THURsDAi
at No ~ John-st. from ~ q No. to p.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED--For man
~ wife ,m,l children and servanti farmhouse Pre-
fyrred within twenty miles Of the city. Addre.s FRANn
Post Office Box J60;, stating terms, &c.
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NEwyOKK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY. April. o. 1865
Bodro an6 Rooms.

NETWORK HOTEL.-The proprietor be-
evns tina, the comfort snd convenience Of his gn~s
win b. greatly By changing from the Old Tso,
dos to tho Restaurant ysem has determined to adopt th'
latter the LAT of May neat.
BY essbnK Restaurant equal IN every respect to any
in hi, country and employing al the means IN his power
make oompsr- favoray with tho most ccebaiedn furop.
he fc confident the New DIRK Hotel will continue to ho
ito well known reputation home for gentlemen and lam
ilies HIRAM CkANSToS
Eew-York, Apnt %, 1865.
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Nem i)ubilcdtlons.
HAErER' ,,o,1,>.r
NEW MONTHLY MAGN|iNL
aop AAy iisss.

A"rh" o,,,>.r
NEW MONTHLY MAGN/iNE
FOR MAY isss.
CLOSING IiiG o 1i,la l1s. 'oLuNE'
wAsHoE REVISITED tfnsI f'pe'i s,... r. 80
w. Nsris OF San ifst,'s,o- Dry Mike - Dep. r'ni'
d, FnI.on - Raider busty-b0ld but-A b'nfit
Dd Cba-'Ic--nsueo fou- Bos.defs-- scene lu f''
S,s N,,.d.--I,b-foht Of EocS. Lake Tahoe slioI
on thc Ws.hoe Road
CNiIDiE~>.
LYMAN BEto urn ,, ~.
Old Eeecher Home New le,cu--Lot HcHIoH'. linr''--
Ys.e College ls"i-t 4-fle Nfgd-lsst Hirpt'u thncI
Bee hei House al isI nsn ltobs'. a'f House 4
Iichheid - Hanover Ih0tCh. Ecson ..c' .''''
deuce Walnut Iiil--isutu :r,,her. i&t go %, .,
HEROIC DEEDS OF HEROIC N1N-SL 1hi. i''''
or BASi. a..
Vicinity OF kClno'd-Robcrt T. Lee Bat'" o. - M.
Mili-Oanie But'eiHed-A (svsly thti-' ~ d.
Staton-SAvase's Stator-fdwiu '. S'"- - INV A.
tea-D structiou Of ile Train.
OVER 1ilE MEADOW.
THE HOUSES WI LIVE IN.
ST. LIONS HEIR.
INFANCY AND AGE.
RECOLLECTlONS OF THOMAS.
" l PoruIt.
ON THE HEIGHTS
AAMADALF. BY WuKIE COLLINS
CHAPTER mi. The Claims OF society.
CHAPrER ~. The Mach Of Events
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