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FROM THE ARMY HospITAL--THE

FROM THE ARMY HOSPITAI--THE
bloody bsttle-feli-the mansion Of the rich and
humble abode OF the poo--from the Office and the
sacred desk-rom the mountain top, distant valleys
and ar-of Islands II the ocean-fr1m every nook
and corner OF he civilized woricis pOvri7s n the
evidence Of e astonishing effects q p2ZYsS
PINT 4TIoY BITTERS. Thors.rd- iron thou
s,nds Of letters like the sllo-s- zayi he seen at
our ofis-r.
FrsDsEURY, Wis. sept. 10, 1851.
"r have been ia the army hospitals
fIr :J1rt-su mouths-speechless and nearly dead
~ aI.uu. II they gave me a bottle Of Plantation
l..ters Three bottles restored nv speech
Blu ''-''' '-'' CA. FLAUTE."
S5rrn WARSAW, o.. July -, ls7'.
One Young man, who had b--1 sick
AMI not out Of the house for tso - s'ith Scroilla
al Delas, after paying - doctors over $3.50
without benefit has Ne-1 cared ~ ten bottles Of
'''' ''''' EDWARD wOUNALL."
--.- following. is from the Manager % the Union
Home school Tor the Children Of Volunteers
HAvEyEYER MANSION, tIFrY-SEvESrH ST.,
New York, August 2, l,6j.
&c Ia DRAKE Your wonderful Plantation Bit
tiers have been given o. some OF our little children
suffering from weakness and weak lunss With most
happy effect. one little girl IN piruculari WIN
pans her head, loss o. appetite, AMI d.i'r -ast-
IN. c.u.urnutiou on whom all ped cal skill had
been exhausted has beer CT-.--.y restored. We
commenced with hut ies- laiEl d Btters day.
Her appetite and strength rapidly increased, and
respectfully, Mas. o. ". DEvoE"
lowe much % you, for verify believe
the Plantation Bitters have saysd ny ne
REv. v. WAG6ONER, Madrid, y. Y"
90 Send rs twenty -four dozen more OF your Pauta-
ton H.t.tr- the Iularity ~ which are daily in
creasiu- NTH the guests % our house
SYKES, CHADWICK co,
Proprietors Nillar-'s Hotel. NasAinstrl, DC
7 have gwen the Plantation Bitters 90
hundreds cur disabled soldiers with the most as
CIV. p. ANDREWS.
sIr'- soldiers Hone, Cincinnati, o.
Tie Plantation BJters have cured me
ol ..grr compliant az which was Lard up PROSTATE
ana bad O. lfaul o my bush
n. l. kINGSLEY, Cleveland. o.
... The Plantation Bitter have curet me
H H terdu- cement ui ru. s.lneys and urinary organs
tlat has distressed -le t.- years 10 acts Ike a
G.. C. MOORE. ~ Broadway. ~.
&r- &c, &C., &C., &c,
TIE Plantation Bitre-s us Ss Tie YEA, strong the
-aa- % brilliant and are exhausted natures -rea
--.ta-er They are composed Of the celebrated Cal
4ys ark Wu,er-reen, Slssafras Roots, Herbs,
IT,. 10 preserved in pe1f-rtly pure st. CroiX Rum
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DlLOT Crackers. Vine Crackers, NiI Cra-ser..
i Picnic Crackers, soda Crackers. artt-r C-sc,-
err, received this DAY by
X I. PIERSON
Nov. Q. t+9 Church Street.
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FLOUR. FLoUR. FLOrR.

'I'It celebrated Rosendale Flour kept constant
II o. hand Also, al other kinds or Sprins az
winter Wheat Flour. a.
WARNER ADAMS,
'tf- 70 No. : Union Bio
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VI y % X Il nj
TO ALL
4 WI Il Y ID - q!


The great value Of
Iron Medicine
Is we'll known and acknowledged By all me tical
men. The difficulty has been 10 obtain such o .re-
paration Of 1t a vii enter the circulation an as
sliAiate AZ once with the blood This point, SIS.
Dr. Has es, Massachusetts, state Chemist has lee.
attained IN the Peruvian Syrup, By oors5a4fi5t an
q uay hSor, uiakgourH.
The Peruvian syrup
D. PROTECTED solution Of the PROTOXIDE OF
ihpN NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE that
strikes Al the Root Of Disease hy SUPPLYING. the
al"od with it. Vital Principle or Liic Element
The Peruvian Syrup
care. Dyspepsia, Liver Compl-int Drop,y. Fever
and Asue Chronic Diarrh0s Loss Of Energy. Low
Spirits.
The Peruvian Syrup
iniuscs Strength vigor and New Life into the sys-
'"u' anu builds up an Iron Constitution
The Peruvian Syrup
cure, Nervous Affections. Female Complaints,
Scrolula, bolls, Scurvey, AMI all diseases Of the
Kidneys and Bladder.
The Peruvian Syrup
j. a pEtlflC for all diseases originatin. in BAD
STATE OF THE BLOOD, or accompanied By De
hiiiiy OF Low State Of the System.
$40 all the WEEK the WORN and the
WEARY"
The following roiHntp- testimony is from the
Boston Recorder Of Aug. 18th ls6i.
80 the PERUVIAN Syrup is one Of the few advertised
mediclnes which l. worthy Of notice and personal
trial 81 u Tor many years has shown Us that il pos
ses-es ali the qualities claimed BY it, propretors
rs Is tonic IN cases Of impaired health or weakened
constitutions IL has superior Unlike most TONES
and bitters II Is entirely free from alcohol ami
therefore is emersiZng effects not followed b.
corresponding reaction. Ii will be found far su-
perior 70 vine or brandy In all cases where these
nave been prescribed for weakness and debility
The certificates OF DIR. Hayes State Assayer 0f
Mass, and Of Dr. Chiffon, the celebrated Chemist
OF new ork, agree that there is IN its composition
no mineral ~ vegetable poison, or Objectionable
substance whatever. lite principal ingredient is a
salt Of the ProtoXide Of Iron So combined and pro
tected as 10 form durable and paatable medicine
We can most unhesitatingly recommend il 10 an
the weak, the worn. and the weary. We make these
remarks voluntarily and OF our own promptins
having richly experienced its benefits"
Thousands hare been GLANCED bV n, s, Of fbfs Pm,
iay, from ureak, miserable eTeGfurss 20 sfrong
'eaithy md happy and uon,n and Inraiids oaHof
-ea'onabiy Aesitafe to giUs il a tridi
Pamphlets containing certificates Of cures. and |
recommendations from some Of the most eminent /
my scians. Clergymen, and Others will be sent /
FREE TO any address.
FOR SALE BY
SETH W. FOWLE 4 CO., Is fremont 81 Boston
! P. DlNsMORE, al Broadway, New YORK
And by all Druggists.
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Special Diseases.
INDIAN EHWENAGOGVE

This celebrated Female Meticrs
isprepared expressly for both mar
ried and single ladies, and 8, suue-ia-
O. ANYTHING else for the purpose. a.
10 viii regulate the system In eases
or obstruction from trAafersr c1us ana
j. therefore Of the greatest value
married ladies who f-r- iiI-he7Tf
OF Other reasons r'2y wish DO avoid
IN cyl 70 which they are liable. If
taken "a directed. 1t will cure am
sase curaole by medicine. and IL E
$3.50 perfectly safe az all times. Pull
Glrecuons accompany each bottle.
Price SO.
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WANTED.

DLACES for two Young girls. aged 10 and Il
Il years aud can furnish god reisrr-n.e -.
qpIre Of :. HUSTINGT, :
Ne0' S''i7' civ
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COLGATE'S HONEY

COLGATE'S HONEY SOAR.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, such IN
~s-sal demand is male from the CHOICES
materials, is MILD and ENIOLIENT in its 2
cure. FRAGRANTLT SCENTED. and ex
-e--iy BENEFICIAL IN its action upon
LIN. For sale by ali Druggists and fancy Good
Dealers.
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Es J.. ALGER,
Attorney and Counselor
TT a w.
And Licensed Agent for Procuring
PE.vSIO.vS, BOUNTY,
and BACK Ply.
Office south Side Court House Sqsar
BURLINGTON, VT,
Also Agent for the toiioroiHg IHslranee
COmPdHies.
aAMPpEN FIRE INSURANCE co.
Springfield, Mass. Capital, sI5o,OO.
HARTFORD FINE INSURANCE 90.
Hartford Conn. Capital, slsO10,s".
MA,sASoIT INSURANCE CONF Ny.
Springfield, Mas. Capital, $4,000
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE %.
New York. Capital, 10000.
SPRINGFIELD F. l. VI. INSURANCE.
CoMPANT.
Springfield, Mass. Capital, s3o,J,o
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY.
New YorS. Guarantee Capital. flru,"n.
Applications by mail promptly attended TO-
Burlington, June TO- dAwly.
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rHE CONFESSION AM

IHE CONFESSION AND FXpp
i,nee %; an Invalid. Published for the 60.
and a. q Caution to Young Men and other.
suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature Dgos,. y,
Manhood, &c, supplying at the sane tive BE-
Means Of selfCuro. BY one who hss e-T3d
arer u-ds-y,'n~ c1ls.dsFaole quaekery. Bys-
--os1s postpaid addressed envelope, single COM.
may he had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. E.q.,
Brooklyn, Kings Co,N.Y.
daw5lno
PRISONERS OF WAR. THE WIFE
Widowed du.heF OF any Prisoner Of War. e,sr
PAID the amount tre thcir husband o. con vr.- .l
pfodact.on OF evidence er -s,st.oush.p, and An.
Ies- sh--iaz .5s soldier to be living. Apple,
,i.u may he made by letter.
Also, Pensions, Bounties, Back Pay. Prize None,
AMI all claims against the Government speedily
procured and promptly RENTED
L. BROWN * Co,
Bankers aud Military and
Naval Collecting Offco,
2 Park Place. New yers
Dec. 9. -dawSm
DIR. NsTrt~CES SIRE RENIEDrus
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TO HOTEL KEEPERS

A NJ" WASHER and wrinsers, larye size da-
n signed for Hotels aud Boarding Horses
De- 10 at PEIRCES
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HOLIDAY GOODS
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
IoHN GoDFREy's FORTUNES. nv B.v.-t
Iay4cr Woodc.if, by Harriet B. Mckee
EScArer and pearer, by the Author cf the Vefd.,,
kkin6lsi ar chase, by Trollope,
Emily Chester, n Novel
IN, Inc ,appresset Book about Slavery.
wet Days at Efsewood, by X Marvel
Autumn Holidays, by the Country Psf,gn
Fer ssle by
Dee. n. i4'E-'Oh CO.'S.
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In COZ clusion, he hoped that the farmers of
the couni ~ would adopt measures to prevent
the destr uction of biris ON their farms. The
preservati on Of the irds was an absolute neces-
sity. The destroyed insects which were becom-
ing more numerous year after year. fact
which cou be attrib uted to the great scarcity Of
birds as cor lpared with the great abundance Of
former yeanl He hoped that if the murderous
desired TO sh DOT anything. they would shoot the
insects, and not the insectIvelcus birds.
RorGH on TEE ENGLIsHxEN.-Not long since
a shrewd Yankee came to Boston from New
Hampshire to engage in business. HIS first
engagement was to drive hack for the ao-
commodatiC N Of the visitors a. that iashiona-
bic ana ele yant no tel. the Revere House. He
was soon at in charge Of two Engilshmen,
who desire TO see Boston and Its environs.
After bri ef visit 10 the Navy Yard they
ordered the driver 70 take them to Bunser
Hill. Ar uving there, the two gentlemen
spent muC b time in making thorough ex-
animation # the ground and Its surround ngs.
Having 81 Jisfed their curiosity 80 far as the
monument was concerned, they returned to
the hack. where they found the driver sitting
quietly on bis seat says one OF the English
81. / saw. driver. this Is the place where we
Englishmei gave you Yankees dem d thrash
Ing about ighty years since
:. Well, " says the driver, &c don't know as
/ ever hearc tell about that; but who owns
the land nJly -
FEDERAL REsoURcEs.-An English field Off
CT who has visited zen Grants army and
has Travelled extensively IN this country
writes 10 the London Star
Il have Travelled upwards Of three thous-
and miles in the Federal States, md saw
verv little to remind me that tn country
was involved III war. and certain .ly nothing
Indicative Of suffering OF exhau stion. | saw
the return Of some one hund .,cd DAYS regi-
me nts. and forced most al mirably planned
for spending money uselessly. cnriching
clio. hiors. and unsetling young men They
are very uniuvorahly regarded by the regu-
lar army ut the front. have come to tn,
con, :lusi0a tina t the resources OF the Feierals.
both Hs regards men and money. are practi-
CALI lneXhaustIble. AHd - great is the
adv ,utase they possess in their navy and m
the monopoly Of water transportation, that
it W i'll in no way detact from the pluck and
end uancc displayed by the Confederates
wi, never they do agree u terms, -
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SPeeL COTTON.

THE attention q. the public Is called % a new ar
i ticle SPEC Cotton, If American manu- cture
said O. fully s-I.! tie best foreign threads.
IL Is m@usiiactur at Holy; Ike Mass, by the
o. in'r tyce L..
Patriotic pc pie and all Others who may wish %
encourage HONE MASUFACTUREs are requested %
give "a a trial. For sale by
EDWARD BARLOW,
No. 80 Ch1rch 50.
Dec. Jlst, Is6f dawtf
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UNOE SiN's Power DISPLAYED AT the Sot.u.
A correspondent at Savannah writes under
date of Dec. 3Oth
During the holidays we have been holding
grand services Ia the streets Of savannah. W.,
have paradei nearly all our force 90 th,ir Won
dcung gaze. aud have uuvucsfiouab,v impressed
them with any thing but M agreeable sense .f
the power and reset rce~ g & r.', sam They hove
seen over $1,000 muskeis borne eu the shoulders
Of his hlue-c1atsi children, and th0y ac Doubt
sFSiily arrived 10 seaside. r.l.lu,.0I Nsy
Sherman and his army We're lot coHb.ei ur Da
the campaign from Atlanta Go the e.lst.
WHAr THEY THINK ~ ENGlANu.-rae Lon
don Times, commenting ON the result of
Coursol's decision On the trial of the 81. Al
bans raiders. says
What concerns US most nearly in the news
just received is the tone which the Americans
have assumed toward Canada. and the acts of
their Government DO respect 90 the lste Disorders
on the frontier. With respect o. these rl.-.l.er-
Gus and truitess expeditions there clu le but
one opinion England. Ii is the duty of the
Canadian Government 20 prevent any SUCH cute
RACES ami 10 bring the offenders o. Justice. and
We rejoice 10 learn that the Aforementioned
had ordered the re-arrest of Oh. ~ Adams
raiders. on the ground tina, tha decision of
the Montreal Court was wrou-. blta failure
Of justice on technical grounds does NOT author
lie such military orders as those % General Dix.
who commands his officers 90 violate the Cana
dian territory, nor such language as that u~-l
by the American press, aud. seemingly. hy
American society. The outrage 10 81 tltaus
was barbarous ia the extreme ami we ara sure
there i not one person iu "a hundred BOD England
or Canada who would NOT be glad ta s.e the
perpetrators dealt with according 90 their dee
serts- But the threats OF the Americans VIII
not aid in producing this result Mere holsting
We need not notice. bur il the Federal Govern
mcnt Is 60 ili-adys,l Co send Its troops across
Canadian frontier very serious mi-unjer,-aui-
ings betweeuI'he two Countries may Dee the c5use-
9uence."
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owe much o. you, for verify believe
the Plantation Bitters have saved my lie-
REv ". WAGGONER, Madrid, y Y"
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MUSIC, M4GsZINES. PAMPHLETS, &C., &C.,
bound in any desired style.
Account-Books Of all Kinds made % order. Paper
ruled 70 any pattern.
- orders BY mail will receive prompt attention
TERMS REASONABLE.
Address, WN. SCOTT.
(Oihce over Huntington's Book Store
BurlIn ton. Marrh n -
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The Plantation Bitter. have curet me
. a 3rrau-eucut og -u- Kidneys and urinary organs
r.a- has distressed lle tu- years. 10 acts Ike
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Tie Plantation B.tters have cured me
al User complaint. % which was laid up PROSTATE
ana bad O. abandon my bushes.
n. G. KINGSLEY, Cleveland. o.
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PIPES

100 rOs' sieds lew pa,,srnsat
eRIecH.
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" Send Us twenty -four dozen more OF your P.auta-
ton B.t.sr. the popularity ~ which are daily IN
,reasiu- with the guests % our house
SYKES. CHADWICK 2 co,
Proprietors Willari's Hotel. Nasaiurtr1, &c
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Is we'll known and acknowledged by all me iicai
men. The dificultr has been 10 obtain sucIl o re-
paration Of It viii enter the circulation an as
,ia late al once with the blood. This point, ,l..
ur. Hay es Massachusetts, state Chemist. has lee.
attained in the Peruvian syrup, By oorlsi1lfi1t az
a IA hf q .rfr.t4r
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BLACK ALPACAs.

4 Ii qualities -fth.s desirable fabric for sale By
~ EDWARD BARLOW
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The Peruvian SNrnn

e2res Dyspepsia, Liver COMPETENT, Dropsy. Few
and ASue Chronic Diarrh0a Loss Of Energy. L.
Spirits.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-20

There bill now before tine New York
Legislature 10 introduce the manufacture OF
iron into tfe Clinton prison, as employment
for tIe cInyIc,s.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-20

C.. MOORE. ~ Broadway. ny.
6c- &c, &c. &C., &C.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-20

Ihave even the Plantation Bitters 90
hundreds cur disabled soldiers with the most as
tollsLiu- effect
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-20

4 NEN ARTICLE now being introduced into tbs
Il wUrl for the first timesif bavfn- been ll.lg
tested and found 20 he unsurpassed by AIRY u he
,el"tite brands now in use In order o. bring it -
gre the punhc u IS afforded az a much less prce
.-n ei-n threads, therefore we invite the at,sl-
s-3h % La.les y particular, 60 give this thread
..leL hndenty believing iJ equals IL not superior
any thIc1n cNtant A large quantity. AL nun
10 try 10.
EDWARD LYMAN.
Dec. - SIS. daw5u.
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The Peruvian SyruI

. PkOTECTED solution of the PROTOXIDE OF
IRON A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE that
strikes Al the Root Of Disease by supplying the
IRON
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The Nernatella,

For making the Soles Of Boots and Shoes waterproof
a1e wear longer, is also for sale as above
Nov. -. d6WSm.
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E~rtiH gtOn Book BiHdery.
OLD BOOKS REBOUND.

W OCLg respectfully announce that he = pre-
" pared 70 execute all orders with which be may
Pc favored IN the above line. with and prompt
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PRISONERS OF WAR. THE WIFE

pr. M,rr,s6Ns SURE REMEDIES
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aAe-iN n WIS., &C pa ~ 800"
" have been ia the army hospitals
7r srr ---sr uouthz-speechless and nearly dead
~ il.uu. ul they ave me bottle Of Plantation
l..ters Three bottles restored nv speech
ana cured me.
CA. FLAUTE."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-20

The annual meeting of the stakeholder, ct
the Vermont and Boston Telegraph Go. will
De- held at Oh Bu;tlchar1 House. Brattlc-
5orl w., wednesday, Jan. -. at clock
+. "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-20

iniuscs Strength Vigor and New Life into the sys
ien and builds up an "lron Constitution
The Peruvian SNrun
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SETH W: FoWLE Co, Is fremont St. Boston.
j. 2. DlNsNOkE, al Broadway, New York
And by all Druggists.
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SOUTH WARSAW, o., July -, isG7.
One young man, who had b--1 sick
Al NOT olt Of the house for two yee- with ScrOfula
al Erys peias, after paying - doctors over $50
gg.trout heneft, has 49, cared by ten bottles Of
EDWARD WOUNALL."
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r4- following Is from the Manager % the Union
Homo school Tor the Children II Volunteers
HAvENEYER MANSION. riFrY-SEvESrH ST,
!. IL A...--
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-20

slr- soldier. Home L s. Cincinnati. o.
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jnGs zsE
, 1865-01-06
SPAIN.
MADRID, DEC. IA.

MADRID, Dec. ID.
The Nodcias Of to-day says that it hay
ing been officially announced that the
English Government intended to rrcog-
nize the Insurgents Of San Domingo as
beIIjgerents, the Narvars Ministry have
rendered their resignation.
The Epoca Of to-day says =
"The Council Of Ministers had unani-
mousIy decided to announce the abandon
ment of San Domingo in the Speech from
the Throne, bat the Queen having re-
fused her assent to this resolution, a MIN
l]sterial crisis took place"
The resolution OF England to recognize
the rebels as belIigerents was in pursu-
ance Of the reservation expressed by her
at the time of the annexation of the island
to Spain. This course was adopted hy
England on account of the Spanish block
AIDE of San Domingo having been declar-
ed Intellectual.
, 1865-01-06

ity and devotion to Denmark and the
Danish Royal House, who have cherished
no dearer or more jealous wish than 70
remain united with the kingdom under
my sceptre. But, my friends, we must
all bow to the will of Providence, and [
will pray TO the Almighty that He may
give both to you and to me the requisite
strength and endurance to bear the bitter
pangs of separation. thank you hearth
Iy for your presence at this place, and
will consider it as an additional proof of
your devotion to me and the Danish
Royal House. My best wishes for your
future welfare Will always be with you.
May God preserve and bless you ALL"
An address with 1,098 signatures was
also presented to King Christian the same
day, from the inhabitants of the eight
North Schleswig parishes which are to
be incorporated with JQtland.
, 1865-01-06

Ordinance of 22nd April 1917 is
offered for sale by3Auctions liz share
Of the PROPERTIES No. A, 7 & 8 Gu
racaostreet, Crownprinces Quarter.
LIST Auction on Wednesday the lst
February coming at II o'clock
noon,
End Auction on Wednesday the 10Th
February at IL o'clock noon,
Bird Auction on Wednesday the 1st
March coming at IL o'clock noon.
First and second auction at the I'M
dersigned office, third auction at the
premises.
The terms of sale to be seen at
Lawyer Gad's office and at the Ven
dues to which purchasers are invited.
st. Thomas Vendue Office, the
Both December 1864.
gOsENSTAND,
Nendue Director.
, 1865-01-06
a AUCTION.
be-

be
III k~jendt2jor horvcd, at if0Iee RE
QUESTION at iir. Procurator Cad paa
yedkommende Doms- o@ Udla gsha-
veres Fegne vii bIiye opraabt til Salg
we'd 3de olfentIigc A%uctioner Over
eensstcmmeIse med PI. % April 1917
liz part af "IENDOMME No. 4,
n s Curacoo-Gade Kronprindscns
Qyarteer:
lsto Auction afholdes Onsdagen den
Iste Februar 1865 1Iiddag III. -,
2den Auction alho!des Onsdagen den
lode Fcbruar 1868 midday III. -.
3die Auction afholdcs Onsdagen den
lste Marts 1865 midday HI. IL.
DE 2de f0rste Auctioner paa under
tegnode Contoir, 3die Auction paa
Aastedet.
Conditionerne ere til Eftersyn hos
Requirenten og vile bliye fremlagte
we'd Auctionerne, hyortiI Lysthayende
indbydes.
st. ThomB Auctions Contoir, den
3Ote December 1864.
ROseRRsfand,
AuctiOnsdirecteur.