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G. O " S u VI p TION

The proofs Of its efficiency sre 20 numeroar. 20
cell authenticated and Of such peculiar ehar.cter
that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate TO receive
the preferred aid.
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup pro-
vides 9 cure Is precisely that which has 90 often
bsfied the highest order Of medical skill. The
fscts are tangible the witnesses ace sshle, and the
safety and efficacy or the Syrup incontrovertikle.
RGv. J. C. INGALLS,. Of Melrose, Mass ays-
" LaroosaAs Syrup kas esmpl,f,fU earss me Of Brsn-
oAftfs Of SIR Yeas ,fdrfire-"
From Rev. B. F. powLEs, Manchester, Nh.
SIR The bottle Of "Dr. LArookAh's Pulnonie
Syrup" you 30 kindly sent me, has been tried for
hoarseness the result OF q sersre cold with very
good Effects for this ! would confidently recommend
REV. &. c. sIssoys, OF Jay, EsseI Co.. n. Y
says-"I f,efR my duffy 10 10Y Lsrootah. Syr~g n
fhe btst Medicine zee st>r USer ~ our Iasnly--
Unsolicited Testimony.
Letter from we'll known Boston Druggist q Tren-
" Years experience, and steward Of Hanover
street VI T. Church.
Bo.ros, March 8, 1865.
Ds. Z. r. KsiGHrs. Having use" LAR00KAHS
PULMONIC SYRUP" myself, and In my family. tor
the past siI years, am pr pared % s&y that il Is
superior TO sny medicine have ever known. TO-
the positive cure Of Coughs, Colds "a Throat and
all similar complaints As take cold very easily,
have had great opportunity 10 test the uirfuo o.
Ils va ua"ie remedy, NM IL hAshrte'Jahe NE Set.
however violent the disease. Having been In the
Drug business for over % years, have had good
opportunities of knowing the virtues Of the viriou,
medicines sold, and pronounce "LAROOKAHs
SYRUP rae best ofsny article ,rer present-d 10
the public.
Yours. w.R BOWEN, a UAnover'si.
Price so Gents. and 81 90 per Bottle.
DR. z KNIGHTS Proprietor Melrose Yss.
For ssle in Burlington by A. c. Spear and J. ".
Roby. and by druggists and dealers generally.
April Z. ~.
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The New York Tribune says ::

The Vermont Brigade. Msjor L. A. Grant. vas
greatly admired for their fine appearance. Ma
ior Gen. Casey, whose praise lie worth having,
says their marching was Of s superior order. in
dicsting excellent discipline. and that this Was
the only brigade thst salutei the Precedent cor
rectly
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NEW BOOKS.

III lsrO RlCAL VIEW ofthe Anerioan Rsro!utioa
III BY Geo. Washington Grssne.
WASi . do With the Cold Mutton.
PArson
2iVoL Youths Rebellion-R oanoak 70 Mur-
frresboro-hy Thsyer.
Chri iiaa's MistIie-hy the Author Of John
Halifax
Lie Of President Lineoln-by Ibayer. Alro
Portraits Of Pres Lincoln.
Received at HUNTIS6T6Ns.
May u. lssS
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Vermont Items.

TIE ANNA. ofhcers' drill % the First Reg
iment of verm Mt Militia, j. P. Lldd, Col
mel, will be held at St. Alhans on Wednes-
day, June 2lst, and continue three DAYS
George j. Colby. of Waterbury. offrrs,
through the Scientific American. ten thou
sand dollars for the patents covering the
rights for the best willow peeling machine
that may be invented within three years
from May Is, 1865.
On Sunday of last week Augusta Maria. a
stven year old daughter of Alexander Noble.
of Montpelier. was drowned ia the north
branch OF the W inooski river. She was seen
sitting on large rock, and soon after strug-
Cling in the water. An alarm was given
but too late 10 save her.
George Newman and Son have sold their
machine shop and saw mill in Britilrb1ro.
to Ferdinand Tyler and Son for S25 900.
On Thursday Of last week. Mr. John Wa
lace, residing in the west part of Fairfield,
was thrown from a wagon, fracturIng hi,
skull very severely.
Daniel Marble freed and shot three Young
bears in Somerset on Friday The old one
escaped.
company of cavalry, under general or
der No. Q, was organized at 81. Albans, on
Saturday. by the choice nf the fJllnwIns Of
fcers Capt-John W. Newton LIT Li-ut.
j. W. Taylor {: p Lieut.. Med. Smith
Some gentlemen, named Wright, formerly
OF Orleans county. propose % put up a cnt-
ton factory in Barton, employing between
two hundred and three hundred hand. if rhe
citizens OF Barton will loan trem 500 O0U
Some thirty resp1n-ible men have According
ly signed n security for the virgins 10 bJr-
row the 500, 900.
The store of Hoglc i SAWYER of Swantnn,
was broken into. the ,,ther .hi. aud robbed
OF quantity ot shawls and dress gods
They offer $50 reward for the thief.
An Indian doctor, who has been practic.
ing at Passumpeic village for some months,
was arrested la week, for finding money
& other property belonging % other pess,nt.
aud on examination turns out "a be a woman
She was allowed 10 resume her petIicoats and
go.
The new Unitarian Society of Montpelier.
have purchased lot and are about to enc, a
ch"rch edifce Of NO Tncy have a sub
scfiption of $40, 700 Tor the pdrp.se
4 htar hunt IN Peru, iast week. resulted
~ tie surrounding AMI sh.,oring f q hear.
weighing 100 lbs The circ4.v was sid tor
10 50 when sum wa- divided among TIC /.
hunters, who numbered ll2; each thus IT.
ceived II cents.
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Instruction Books and Music for
THE CABINET ORGAN, MELoDEoN,

Zund, Il Neiuceon Inst-ucfo-. & 50
Nv Nvih q 10 the Nc udeoa : 81
Caihaft', Nel'deou. : s.
AN ficsn >-houl i'r tiv Hr.ofeon. e. -
Nutel Mtlo e. "a iI..t-u-fur : S.
h'uu-r', rc g. Gai fir The lie 'odsoa. Is
Nod mr. Mci,.Is in.ir, CIR 5
hrr.r " Whites edo con .is-tuct.r Is
tio~es -e spLiae aud sic % leon iu.tr ctar. "a.
The s-faphinc- a collie tiun ofAlusc for the Me-
IOdeon. Sersp ami Reed gan
sent post-pt'd 81 receipt Of p-ice
OLIVER DirS4IN u CO Publ shert
Nav lidtf
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale
IMPORTANT.
NEW BOOKS

NEW BOOKS.
JULIUS CESAR. by Louis Napoleon.
~ EssAys, b. Hugh Miller.
Cape Cod, BY Henry D. rhoresu.
6host stortss, illustrAted bv ?. o @. DsYlsy.
6oethe's Wilhslu n lat ., new edition.
The Thinking Bay onet.
Three Years In the Army.
Moods, by Louisa u. Alcott
Husbands and Homes. by Marian Harlan
Luttrsll q Arran. BY Charles Lever
WoodvafTs Coustry Homes.
oh, Mother, Dear Jerusalem. r....5.-. ...
Vanity Fair, By Thachsray, new edition, . vuls.,
green CLOTH Just rsceived by
May s-du
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low az before le war, a.
powers & sTORY'S.
We buy orf ffo1 the best manulsctarers and
warrant ever insiruIent We sell not Only for 6ts
ysd' but 10 at rae P.ro.sser ~ ,uery rsfpecf. Also
deliTer, set I, and Eeep IL In tune the arst ear
second hao Pisans taken in exchange 10 ards
rev II their III value.
We are the lie Agents for Vermont for the eele-
brSted stein'sy ne Quilted Co.'S HaIeiton
hros =. ChleErng's, liunhAms, aud Brs1rury 4.
PiAnns. Ais furnish r. u zny other makers de-
sired also Ainite1 supply Of our ovn make
Are AgenrW the stA.e for Mason a HEmlin's
CABINET OrgEs and the American organ, whose u .
periouiy owe the Nelodeon Is now universally ad-
nitt-d
Among theiumber Who have recently purchased
OF us Ne re.e' ~ Prof Proctor and Hon a. = I'd
nunds Burlington ChAs. 0imstead and Mrs Bow
man Rutl at.i ?. NJ Strong and II. stevens Iver
gsnnes P. hHhorp, iridport A J. Cor sin, Hun
unston Andrs-s, Ri,hm nd , Geo.
Steele Char tie Mrs. Dr. woOd-ar Brand a ,
6eo Hose, nderhill II. B. Sowie. aud l. brain-
.rd Jr 81 AlhAns Nr. Loveland, Pitts'ord Dr.
IN ns Slsnp y. y, R. R. Hogle, For. coring-
Ton z, K alton, Esse1 r. L. Lee. Fort Henry
hr. WhAloi, Wes;port John Rodrers Blses
broof L B. stinpson, Aoriah Mrs Field,
keerrille Mr. Whitesides. chAmplsin Colonsi
stont, PIstbeurgh J. A. SERVER. Hemmin sford.
Plea. ca at our wsreroon, ct HI s-o.r.
Musk stor, or address for farthsr information
POWERS 4 STORY
Bu'lingtos W, May II. 1855. dAu
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Only Sir Days TirouyA. 'sttasuf Gang, Of Boat ?
This well kloWn and Reliable Company, will
during the PRESENT Season, run their Line OF
FIRST Glass UPPER cABTv STEAMERS
Daily, between o. densburgh. Oswego. Cleveland,
disfe POINTS
Leaving UGpESsBURGH, on srriyAl Of Expire.
Train frun the East
embark with their LugAge, Teams. stock. &C and
land together without disturbance or Tranship-
nent AZ tiieir port Of destination. thus avoiding
the great Inconvenience OF tho many changes de-
laAr ami exp nses Of other routes. EF-These
Steamers have large CABINS and STATE Rooss
amply ami neatly furnished, for FIRST CLASS
PASSENG Frs and : cond Cabins with Cook stoves
and comfortable Accommodations for Passengers
and Families who may wish & furnish their own
proNi.ions. % No efforts viii he sPsr-i 70 main
tam the reputation 81 this. \ the
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c A n G Z r
Removed 10 Montpelier.
NOTICE.

I hepsoy certify that have this day given ny ~,
J. Byron Jones his time during the renaipdsr q
bis majority. and shall pay no debts Of bis eonusF
lag os cisisn Soy Of his earnings afsef thu 49,
JOHN K JONhs.
Eoolt0n. w.. Nay 3o-usv'
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DR.. LAROOKAU'S

Lts' co-siG-i. Dy'P,psia, Serofuls, Dropsy, .rsn-
Tsyt1' hPl,y'y, EryfYstH, Bost', rHn,is, SAT-
kssErl, Cics-s azd >orss. Rseu-sfisun P.t-
- "a NsnlseA Nt4s 1sg B1r,fs, d, tfy
and al .-pilaaiS Itsis, from I'M
parties OF rae
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Cheapest and best Route :.

thorough rebuilding repairing and refurni.h-
IN. with seyera n-S hoats added 10 the inc. makes
this now the meet ,miurtanle. pleasant and
expeditions routs o. the GREAT WEST
al lie sure and see the Agent Of this Line be
fore you tuN your Tics ets.
T,-IhroasA T,oIef' over all Western Railroad
Iines eau he obtained IN spy llcation q GEORGE
" sMlfl Office corner Ford AMI Patterson St.
opposite Johnson House, Osdeushurgh y Y
~ one Hundred pounds Of Bag ,ge FRsE, 10
earh Passenger Baggage checked throu N 20 all
points For Through Tickets and other informA.
tiOu aruly tn ca EDDY
Onic Ste -mers Landing. O.,iensburgh. ".
GEu ssnH Ten Tics ct Agent.
IL. GoobSo. Passenger A gent
H. DKUAY. Agent. burlington, Vt
April o.. dAw6n.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-16

InOn Linen Busters (ocoI thinr to think otl
lOOO ais: hne line Of spring ovsreosts and
nev boy and Youths ssits Just received and for
NAY Shavu C0LvsR TURK.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-16

4 i~ar hunt IN Peru, iast week. resulted
NJ the surrounding AMI si.,oring f q hear.
weighing 100 lbs. The ciTcs.v was sid tor
10 so when sum war divided among tie
hunters, who numbered liz; each thus IT.
ceived IL cents
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-16

The new Unitarian Society of Montpelier.
have purchased a lot and are about TO ercc,
ch"rch edifce Of NO rncy have sub
scfiption of $40 900 ivr The idrp.se.
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FOR SALE,

LNOA sALE-A Splendid SHOW clss, which viii Be
Il -o.d at The cost Of the 6lAss. Apply 20
8. s. BROWN.
No !, Central Block. Church st
Burlington. VI. March 2. 1885
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An Indian doctor, who has been practic.
ing at Passumpsic village for some months,
was arrested Ia week, for finding money
q other property belonging 20 other peFr,ns.
aud on examination turns out Ia he woman.
She was allowed to resume her pettiooats and
90.
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sEvEN-THIhTY LOAN.

POPUL.3R7-3O LO.Jr
NOTES OF ALL DENOMINATIONS
kept constantly on hand
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIyERY.
Subscriptions Received and :So1,oise,i.
AND 10
BANKERS AND DEALERS
The Most Favorable Terms Allowed.
Checks and Drafts on New York.
Legal Tsaisr Votes. National Bank .,o.e,
LEGAL TENDER FIVE PER CENT. NorEs
will .c.. a,e inte. est and als1
CURRENCY At ITS T4LuE
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PHI .TO $.
Cabinet& American Organs
.MeIodeons,
Powers & STORY,s.

At Greatly Riuced Prices, almost, If Dot quite 80
low az before le war a.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
"HIsToRY OF JULIUS cAEsAR,p
- IL The Missionary Jubslee.--sr account Of
sne siI,ieth Anniversary n the American Raptist
soarEeon Sermons,s 18Th serie..
Husbands and Homes, BY Marion Harisnd. ------
kessivsd By
AptuA T. A. FULLEA
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JACOB CIR ZEN.

MANUFACTURE AND DEALER N
Collins and Burial Cases,
IL Wood md Metal. Of every style.
A II. iiIe. Constantly on hand ~ mad 20 order
n In any required >tyle.
C-FEu IRIsstNGs 81 all kinds Name Plates
shr"uds Crsvais collar and everything required
constantly on hsn1 1u1 furnished al short notioe
FUNERALS ArT.r"ED, ~iGh hEA-sE.
Apply 10
J. GREEN, College ST.,
Or st he residence OF Union St
Eurlin. ton. March -. IS64. eSutf
REvOLyERs IND RIFLES.
SNlTH NELSON'S. SoHrp's and cher hreech
- ding Pistols, Rides Cartridges, Cape &C A
nes lot a.
}. z. BRINsHAIDS,
Church ST.
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c, mmcncing May IS, lsss. trains will run a, 70
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LE.u.f.1"S.
Opened this morning the very latest aod s.ss
Dress Goods,
all choke, and very desirable.
At Prices TO meet the Times.
ing 81, not 90 Hu'h for he good quality Sss ale
Hyy Lou Pr1ces at which they ars oSsr.S.
An examination Of the sbOrs 10 solicited
-ArIHE-
CORNER STORE.
April Y. ises dA-H
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TIE ANNA, ofhcers' drill % the First Reg
iment of Verm Mt Militia, j. P Lldi. Col
mel, will be held at St. Alhans on Wednes-
day, June 2lst, and continue three days
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RCTLA>D AND BURLIGroN R. r..
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

4. Artans. NAV l. 1856.
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The store of Iloglc Il SAWYER os Swantnn,
was broken into. the "ther :hi. aud r,,hhci
OF quantity OF shawls and dress gods
They offer $50 reward for the thief.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-07-27
The End of a Dukedoln.

"Duker GwIY, of Sonora, is once more
aisnoblcd. He has had serious time in
maintaining his ducal honors, and although
his nobility has been denied, apparently by
authority, he has in due time come forth with
y reiteration of the old story, aud insisted that
he ,ras a great man. But bis last misfortune
comes from such source that it must be per
isetly disheartening to him. The Emperor
Max, of Mexico, has taken the case in hand
us he is not anxious that there shall be many
prctcnders to high position in Mexico but him
self. MAX, has considered it necessary to
take official notice of this man, who, upon the
Ducal story and the mythical revenue of six
ty thousand dollars per annum thereto at
tached, has probably been obtaining money
And,r false pretenses. The Diario, of the
city Of Mexico, contains an official order in
which the following unpleasant language is
used in reference to the Mock Duke:
I'VE, the Imperial Government, never at
ANY time have entered Into negotiations with
"Dr. GwIN. So we never contemplated ma
'hlhg nlm j'uhe hor po'eih"i Va o"Itpia u, Hoi
"Eccroy of any other province We never
knew that his services were worth sixty
'thousand thousand dollars year. Moreover,
''the very person Of DR.. GwlN is not known
ito any of the ministers, and we did not hear
of any having the desire to get acquainted
with him."
This is non scqu'tur. 1t accuses GwIN Of
being on impostor, who has been fourishng
upon fraudulent claim of nobility. GwIS
\ thereby squelched, and his Dukeship here
atter is to be numbered among the things that
wcrS
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AEEASDAI.E 4 ~ ,rf,o,,,r

3D.. No. l67 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Announces that all OF the above list of yoosdswilf
be sold for On. Doilar each.
ln consequence of the great sagnation of trade in
the Manufacturing districts of England through the
war having cut oil the supply of cotton, a large
quantity OF Valuable Jewelry, originally intended
for the English market has been sent of for sale in
this country. AND MUST BE SOLD AT ANY SAC
RlFICE Under these circumstances, ARRAN-
DALE 4 CO., acting as agents for Inc principal
European Manufactures, have resoivtd upon
GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION, subject to the fol-
lowing regulations
Certificates of the various articles are first put
into enyelopez seaitd up, and mixed and wien
ordered are taken out without regard to choice ard
sent BIZ mail thus giving all fair chance. On re-
CENT Of the certificate, you will see what Won are
to have, and therFt is at your option 10 send the
dollar and take the article or not Purchasers NAV
thus obtsin a Gold Watch, Diamond Ring. or auy
Set Of Jewelry on our list for OSE OCULAR
SEND 20 CENTS FOR CERTIFIATE.
In all transactions by mail, we shall charge for
wardng the certificates, paying postage, and doing
the business IS cents each, which must be nclust d
when the Gel tifcate is sent for Five Certificates
will be sent for dollar eleven for two dollart.
thirty for five dollars, sixtyve for ten doll ,rs and
q hundred for fifteen dollars.
AGINrs.-We want agents in every town ard
county in the country, and those uctng such
will he allowed 10 cents every Certificate ordtrtt
By them; provided their remittance ar.ounts to
dollar. Agents All coec. q cctits for every Ger
.aca.e aud remit fifteen crus 20 W, ei,Sct IN crsh
c. ro..age staInps.
AREASpAIg l. 60.
Is; Brpsi~.~, N-- Ycrs
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The greatest improvement ret in the Sc~ing Ma
chino art. A curiosity worth seeing.
Please send for circular with sample Of sewing.
These Improved Machines ONE HUNDRED PER
CENT. of thread and silk, and make the Look Stitch
alike ON both Sides.
They require no instruction to operate perfectly,
except, the ''pri.ted directions
No change in sewing from one kind Of goods TO
another.
And no taking apart TO clean or OIL
Our New Mandatory is now complete, with ali
its machinery and tools entirely new. and is eredy
rapidly turning out Machines, which FOR beauty and
perfection of finish are not surped by any iIarhfac
ture in the world.
n. B.-Should any Machine prove unsatisfaac.
tory, it can be returned and money refunded.
agents wanted in counte not canvsssed by our
own Agents. r...
..-to 81. FIgKI,E Lyon, 3. NJ. co.
No. 53S BROADWAY, NEW-YORK, ".
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DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy has cured
thousands Of the worst cases Of Blind end
Bleeding Piles: II gives immediate relief
and effects permanent cure. Try it directly
1t is warranted to cure
For sale by all Druggists. General Depot,
6 East Fourth Street, CINCINNATI. o.
For sale by G. c., SEriyer & Co, Drug
gists, Cumberland Nd.
Nov. "a lSG4-1y.
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CANNOT BE DISCREDITED,
The Rev. JACOB SECHLER

Well known and much respected among tho Ger
man population in this country, makes the follow
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HASoyfR. Pa, FEB. 20, 1889.
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JACOB SECHLER.
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MANHOOD NOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

A1lFA Just published, new edition of DR..
/Es6I CuLvERwELL's CELEBRATED Essay on
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SpERNAroHrHGA, or seminal weakness, Involuntary
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sufferer, matter what his condition may be. may
cure himself cheapy privately, and radically.
.rg- This Lecture should be in the hands Of erery
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope. to any al
dress, posfpaid receipt OF six cents, or two POS
stamps. Address the rrhlshc.2,
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Narth SLY
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Attorney General BowGcn, Of VIRGINIA. in

Attorney General Bowdcn, Of Virginia in
response to communication of Inquiry from
Governor Pcirpont, has given his official
opinion, that under the present constitution
Of that State persons. who held Office under
tie rebel government, either State or "nation-
nl" are not now eligible to any Office in the
Commonwealth. Those who may have held
merely county Offices under rebel rule. it is
decided, are not subject to this j, eligibility.
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PROF. HALLS CELEBRATED
LONDON
YE AS II POWDER.

THIE above is the most hedHhy Economical and
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fanted strictly pure ard tie ingredients of the most
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do well to call send for list of our prices before
purchasing elsewhere. AL our goods put up in the
handsomest style.
Ut BROADBENT K co.
81 n Calvert st. Baltimore, Ma.
an. 20 '65--3m
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-07-27

DR. Stricklands MeliAuous Cough Balsam IS
warranted to cure Coughs, Colds, IIoarseness.
Asthma, Whoopine Congh. SJ-c Throat, Con-
sumption, and all Affections of the Throat and
Lungs
Fer sale by Druggists. General Depot No.
6 East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-07-27
From JONATHAN HOVER, Esq.

A We'll Known and Highly Respectable Genttemdn
CLEARsPRING, Wash. Co. Md. Sept. l3, 1860.
CONFERENCE.-The is to certify that during the
with affection of the lungs and tn at after
trying many REMEDIES to little or no purpose, was
induced to purchase Of your agent in this place,
(Mr. 4. J. kersEner, bottle of DR.. Wistars Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, which has proved to be all il
has been recommended. hope all who are afflicted
in si,rilav viii try the virtues of this grea,
medicine.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-07-27

CT Every member of a family in Savan-
nah. who has reached the age of eighteen is
required TO take the amnesty oath of aleGi-
suce to the United States before being allowed
To make use of the malls
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-07-27

Afy' When the public look grave over an
EDITORS funny things. and laugh over his
solemn ones, Ire had better think that his o.
cupation's gone.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-07-27

A Chinaman in Virginia City, having
rrudge against pig-eyed -countryman
placed keg of powder uader his house, aud
sent it into the air. The intended victim,
however, was not in the dwelling at the time.