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DOCTOR McCILL
BOT&HIG PHFgHAA,
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gitOHElNe hLE WITH dsClEaa ~
uIEHE HthTkd, as ia 81 la
EAaEYLLLE. TENlSlssdEE


For further information in regard 10
the ssiillul 5uccess III the treatment or
disases. the reader Is referred TO STu.
LE's lHERAPEUTICs and MATERIA MEDlCL
two large volumes, late edition Of lNol
the best work In the United State
where you viii End Or. McdiFs name
standing parallel with the best msdiss.
meu of the age in the treatment Of Dis
eases of women. For ali diseases IN thu
advertisement, satisfaction IS guarsl.
tsod. With nay general practice trea,
the following
Car0Hin gasos
zfth aahzfsauan, Rheumatism, Affections o. ei
IuaQ9f ~ saaaea % the Tnsuui. -wsiiod la.ss
aun Imrl, Fauufy, EuuH. Qicazs, Cannali Grave.
Diseases 81 the Head ard Liver, ln1anl1aioa q
The siomsea. hllusl "a Alal' Asll of atsu.-f
uea'nsas. Diseases OF TIE hfeai uetrlliisi -
taua fiVHnepaia or Ind ton, aaIf c1nsaFul4'r-
toeather WITH al kag-i vate A1isesise= 40
Diseases Of tho 4 rinnrT Orghns-
20 sac lladic5.
Az Afsraors % he womb trssted vita auacsA
Tnlss Mannei Isles res have resa 30 luf,i-.
nate 10 r1I=-auY ur prove atuIlon, ean ~ 1alns4
= tae.r rll lIslo = i1uai prefosni. By pHaz 49,
steYflitY.
bsan pot o. hrina lcrth IN duo Eensou. fensmtsi
sod has ss.d yoJ should multiply and ruPlrlal- .
thi1 ia your desire Fou can consult u1a tdllri p
letter Or in person. no issiy over miriFhfe yci'
Of age need make app. eaton. Aicumanuai laL-li
b. LESTER or person strictly conndenlai-
Night Emissions Cured.
Yong Han. stop ne,ort you mrher ~. o. a.
dissases subject % msn, thsre r. % dIsesse 30 tsa
70 cure ~ hight kmlssiqna, SAD plialaaz. -
0csrcs thsi understand tr'atng 4 nd 70 700 -
ssv tds' hfFe curet d0u7ns 10 tlia city D. -
La III re-ent sslaa, Who haze spent dollar aliai -
lar and are u1E vel cured y Me- am d-y r
esivue letters ani ssndins medicine % az ~
the country. IN = word, al nat aro e. 80 =
M Wv and vii gFe me . caais 7 vi e y
fsslon Tor All Of ne disealea nenldna1 - r
gert.seuueul Ihs Ten u fsferancas 80 "a -
siFT.
~ letters Eroc4ad 10
DR.. N06ILh.
Union atroat. Naanrle, Tess.
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Notice TO DistiIIers,

US5fEn SrtrEs INrrSkt REvESrz. D
Coi1ncIcE's OIslCr, Sroosn DIsf. - fEsS
NAsavlLLg Oct Il. lss5
II EREAFrER. no distilled spirits viii b. siiosed
IL % he sold or removed inorn distliars slh -ut
hosi being Inspected tnd b's1dei. EVery violation
81 TIE lnternsl Revenue law IN TINS respeel VIII sl
~ ne tsriies 70 heavy tines ana penalties which
WI - rirtiY euforced In sVcry instance. No iul-
Tier noile VII b. EiF-a. The lss must le under
sioed Nh complied uiih. n. 4. NoRfELL,
"Nt+-tm coileeiar.
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OYSTER Saloon,
THE EXAMINER,
GALLATIN, TENNEssEE'

rF,o Atyrrtissrs.-THE EXAMINER, is large,
vgI printed new=paIier -ip .if liia yeaf iui-
i'ebpI AZ f5,i.af'n summer couEty, feuu- n one OF
tie wealth. est pori.1n7 oi t1e staie aat cfil et
Ill ..gery once OBJ SIMMER smith, is --uls
tlv,rtaa isufrr-s ami y lrn1 eounfIes ~ ln tur
u, ~ Cirtrerisri river section Of Ienne-see a1t
ksnru-Ey- -
L. - ,-ir 1a a- ED Of NsshVlie. ID 7tret .fF-
s-ri fH11rt q uii-- long 10 tfe great tcnarrn rs-
-1r 47n 90 uuaIue mru N al 4 l.is ln Nafif'..as
i,1f-f.Ila Cal ASST, snd ss-tern cuess Who ue-
~ h. r.a.1 ft6 usf- rf counirT uIercFanrs, r- O.
--f.rrI. e. rfraris.ur rnfiI5n.. The afFartsEas r
..slIrrr ils rraie ~ o. lraero -aetau a1rll l..F
iultnns ~ dal.hrs a. e. olre Eufs en-
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Valuable Property,

-. ruVvEs- EE PioN FACTORY,
hnoNn - w. - n > frankil r. -fops
m Ps55slsy iraat. - 90 e. -, 5'a,,9 I. 4, i,
lsel h-7 aisa, one args iraEue buld %
and onn 49, 81 the most valuable slissfuus aud
~ - aff.rel 81 putllc sale "a ms eoflnlfYi
tlill- - s.fsu1ed l1r q FLOW Cr other faci1rFs
u - suplly OF safer, both vel a1d lT-
- 1a hnif cash. 1IEuca ca * aud tee. "
,-fiis rfedii, Hltn inieIusi 40 sftlfasls p.i..e
y IN i 49, ~ A. ~ PUTNAM
u III. WlIalN Or
-o-fs--fI Z. IL HaMfLfl
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a Gard.

NAsHvIILE, Noyembar2 2, 1885,.
I HAVE this day soid 70 Mr.. John X. smith my
Il entire stock Of goods, business. sc and 10 re
uruR from business / oesire 70 return thanks %
my customers who have so literally patrouizsd me
in the past. cordially recommend my young sue
cessor 70 the husne7s community A. e genteusn.
worthy, reliable, and trustworthy, and 10 every
way desarvlng Of their confidence end esteem
novs-lm CHAS. LIEBENSTEIN.
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Notice.

ff'hE Porter. or rorteTs emnloyed that borroEed
4 NY siop ladder sinut two sesks age en- nv
sore, u please retain o a. once, and pas this
adFeItl.i'uletlL 4 ID. BENSGN.
h"fi2-lt Most UBlou STREET
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Postponennent


A r The close OF the sac OF the Church snd Cou t
n sires property, on the i4th inst, the weather
became 50 inclemeut We were compelled 10 post
pOne the sale q the otaer properly advertised.
ON Friday, 18th inst,
At II o'clock. am, on the premises, we will sell
the Cousen' hlansiO1. and lots on Spruce street
near south Union. AZ the close Of this sale, We vi
sell lots nee tern ory''-free nom all taxes
on Doll ge street. near Br al. Also 81 lots adioin-
ing tie n. & O. K. L. Depot groueds.
On Monday, 10th inst,
At Il O'Clock. sm on the premises, We VIII cell 20
ln,s IN Gleayes and SegensOn'5 Addition, beiseen
the Corporate limits ana Wstkm's Additoa.
TEKus---Oue-l0ur n cash; balance ia one two and
three years, with interest, etc.
Omni uses viii ieavs our Office, ssh Union ST.,
over York : Book store, at lo}s O'Clock, am, On
eaen dsy Of sale
Liar. W BROWN,
nnyl5-5t 3s1 Union street.
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TO Contractors

DROPO5ALS " n be received at the office Of the
II Chairman OF the strsst Committee No. . Nortt
Cot eye street, Nashville. Tenn, until the l5th DAY
OF November, a. sun-doWn, for the following wors'
Isl. For raising Market street above high water
mark, rom near Whites de street TO the narth cor
pOratOn line This embraces Il, 200 cub yards O.
emhankment ~ perghes OF rubble masonRTy re-.
tanning wall. and 30 cob yards Of nroken sI0I 1
Merchandising.
%. For McAdamiz ng College sud Market streets
between the Square and BROAD street, total lergth
9,7s2 feet. Wi1th Of MrAdamized roadway 25l feet
depth n broken Eone u inches
Sd. For laying Nicholson pavement, on Chunt
street, totsi isng 800 feet width Il roadway 81
feet.
4th. For all the necessary curling, gutterlug and
stone or brick sideEslk jared on the shove
streets.
Bids must state the pres per cnblc yard rlr en-
hankmcnt snd McAdamiziniEi per pefcn O. twenty
I'VE cubic eci for rubhe masonry; per square Yard
FIR gufterng. Sidewalk and Nicholson pavement
and per inesl loot ior eurhing,
The terms Of payment required, and the pr0po-
sci me Of complexion Of the wCUg must slsO be
stated.
Bids viii be received f0r either or al the above
Items amt the right is reserved to the Street Com.
mlttes 10 accept HuY part or al OF any bid offered.
Plans and specifications can be seeE 81 The cfhcC
OF ". r. Poster, Cry Eug'neer. no. North Cherry
street., or any mi. rmation can be CHAINED BY adj
IRE sing HIM CT the undersigned.
eco. =. KINNEY.
China Street Committee, Nashville.
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Government Lumber. Iron, Steel


a c. &c.
II Will expose dr 7sic 81 Pubir hnt'a' e
1 SATURDAY, nov. lash. lees at d. ana. I. ".
f,.rfnr Ylrf 90 HIGH street south cI hfnaI NaaA
vile Tenn che toh1aug prousrIy- 10. go.
OLD LUMbEE, con-Isung o. ial.t-f N
Buuks. uesFF &C. 49,.
OLD IEuN AND STEEL. cUas-l.1- 81 '-.-
pI-..r.ri-r1'4 and Caruanf4r- r10H, siafeai o..
Also
5,a 80, q p.s,sa ur,tler. I5 RlsnL Ctsar,
Bath Tubs, Ae7 a..
Cook Ranges. ~ iia. -.
Term. Cash. Property b. be- removed y p
-H1saf ,7rniu tuu dsy- Com day q sae
80 a.. R,r rs5r snd A Y. NJ
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nus Car l,oad Rate- for ealt per tarrai vas de-
" signed % emhrAee $50 F0unf Esrrsls oals (;
Hneress large proportion Of the alt nov being
shnped uoder this Tam raie are bushels or ~
Pou1d Barruls
Sn a1o siter to-day 80 Rcund Bsrrels only ssh
= shppsd a. Tsrif-ar 90 Tats- ri 40 Poiisld
haTieis = aslfe proportion. Shippers WEl please
mArE Esishis On nsrfsis a1d o. 6is iaiinz.
e Z. ER lNG.
cqtla IN, General FEVigh Agent.
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FOR SALE.
Four Cotton Farms
Ia Rutherford County, Tennessee.
800 Acres of Cedar Land,
On Long Time.
Acres,

HAVING De 'ermined to resume the pFscfies Of
III Law, OTTER fer sale the most vslusAe Trsct
OF land IN Midi q Tennessee embracing
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Aelp advertisements.
al 81 rHa
Nashville Union and American

FehTnafy 1sf2 will te resumed on ihs3 s day
q Decenaber. 1850 from the old o.e. "UEisn sud
Auleucsn Block, "a q Chn.eh ard Cher'y
Streets, cpp9st- the Pod-offce. Price, sane ~
Weekly. 3 o.; far shorter penedss 81 tie ZANE
{ rates. invaulstsy IA adv srce.
novl5-sE &c DUNNINGTON 4 co
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Sundrlaa.
EsTABLIsHED IN 1910.
H uocKxyooD a UUNNrNcToN.

Successors 20 Joha h. NllSms Son,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in Looking Glasse
snd Looking Glsss P.stes. The trsGa Will md
good Essortrnsnt o. Minors, both French and ser
nlan. Guiding ia al fs branches Also, PET Msn
Tel ana O her Kind 81 Frames made 70 onder- 81
oct9T-1Fn
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The deaths ty cholera an thc city Of New
fer- durHg Ir,' iaus yisitaiions foot mp as
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
The London Papers on British
Politics.
Approaching Trial OfFenians,


- Arbitrary Arrest - Of a New York
JOuTnalist.
The latest mails from Eng and. bring IN
telligeace Of the highest importance. tits
not hard FOR an American TO see thst there
is trouble ahead, in England. The following
afe extracts from the latest British papers !:
DEFEcTs or TIE BRITISH PARLIAMENTARY sYs-
The London Times Of October IS, sgain
asks why il is that this great uati-n, which
IS 50 full Of genius, with multItudes Of men
~ the highest edacasiou, and with IN
matched administrative sbility, should have
no alt rnative hut Esrl Rassel. for Premier
l. IS at s loss 70 knog why the oldest aud
freest Of eoInmuniiies Is reduced - H0bs0n's
choice. here IS nOs q dearth Of political
ability, for the standard was never 50 high !;
BAT . an ssil tradition" keefs few men in
the highest Offices for life. tn should pot
be, Inc government Of the country is al
most entirely in the Upper House, and now
even the Premier viii belong to il. Nobody
but Mr.. q adstone and the under secretaries
Will be ieft IN the peoples House 10 explain
/ the proceedings OF noble lords in 90 another
place" Via such state Of things the
Times does not pretend 70 be satisfied
"a We cannot io5kupon the present arrange
Inent IS loDglived, nn1 We therefore all the
/ moro earnestly enireat Mr.. Gladstone 70
study prudence and afability little more
during the ensuing session, to remove the
doubts Of the timid respecting his policy,
and 70 approve himself fitting man FOR the
| government Of the empire. II he viii also
do his best 10 attach 10 the government and
90 bring into prominence the rising ability
Of the House, which il has been the policy
Of the Wing connection 70 repress, he will
render an invaluable service TO the country,
The State rants neio blood. We are not al
leighty years Old, and thoagh the repeal o.
the Test and Corporation acts was, no doubt
a very fine Thing, yeE most Of Us are inter
ested in matters of a somewhat later date
Men Of forty and fifty are surely mature
enough for Office, and we WI venture &
think that they have q tTuer sense Of th'
wants Of the age than those whose min0l
and tastes were formed in bygone genera
| ton"
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OFI1cr 90 GE~ERAL SUFrRNIENBEST,
n. "A G. AND n. & n. ". RAlLROADs,
NASHVILLE, fENN Ct 9Th, Is 3.
III and Alter tn sdqy, Oct %, iSU5 and Until tur,
theE noucc, Passenger Trains vii Im ~ foi.
ows.
NASHVILLE a CHATTANOOGA LINE.
Laws Nashville for Chattanooga, snd all points
South ats \ Arrive n Ctaitauoeza 81 go p. =
Returning Lesye Chattanooga st Gao A..
Arslvaft cashyille - b.r5F. -
chelbyVille Accommodated lssFe Nashville 81
alu p NJ, Srrye ~ shelhyvlle 81 $50. p H.
keturuing-LeaFe Shei3YF,lie st $40 A. n, ~
uve 81 955 AZ
NASHVILLE 4 WESTERN LINE.
lsare fsshylls DIR JohnsouYi T. snd al t.oini-
Nesi and NorthEes', ~ p. y arrive 81 johnson
vile 80 n IN
Rsturniag-Lsave Johnsonulle l.so A. ", srrFs
81 Nashville al Gs0A-N
Trans on n. A n. ". p. K coanect AZ Johnson
vile with hrst clsss line Of Steamers f1r P.durah
Carp snd ~ Louis.
Iraius stop stai iufefuiedfs.e ruints.
WM. ?. INNEs. GeuI suat
\. c. anil n 4 n ". r. R'ds.
Oci.lo-t
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81 80
E. r. DRIVER. A. p BROWN. !
DRIVER & BROWN
Importers and Dealers
Hardware,
Guns, Sc.
WE are iu5tla receipt Of our Fsil Stock, vh'ch
" .s one q tho Large-a s.ad Bes' ever oroushl
90 this 'usIkei.
OUR STOCK OF q.
POCKET AND TABLE KNIVES
AXES, CHAINS,
COTTON CARDS,
CROSS CUT SAWS,
ANNILs,
VICES,
BELLOWS, and
MECHANICS TOOLS,
Of every description. cannot be surpassed N u,isoF
any other market.
We would especially invite the aiten-
ton OF -
sportsmen
TO OUR STOCK ~
81 u N 3 9,
which cannot be equaled here. It
comprises all grades, from the
PLAIN DOUBLE BARREL
TO rHr
CELEBRATED GUNS
WESLEY, RICHARDS, * GREENER
Al'o-Af few Of those oeisbrs,sd
Brsash-LOading or Cartridge
ShOt Guns.
| AMMUNITION
AND
Sporting Apparatus
| OF ALL KINDS.
We can snt every one ia priee or quality. Can
I and see Tor yourself
| NO. 32
West Side Of Public Square
NASHVILLE, TENN,
1 The well known stand OF
| JAS. ERWIN 4 SON.
/ ssplf-sm
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HE Musical Festival.

The fourth annual convention of the CT.
River Valley Musical Society was held in
this place last week. The gathering was
large; every other day the weather was
beautiful, and everything passed off pleas
antly, and so far as we know, satisfactorily.
The chorus was numerous and strong, es-
pecially in the soprano and tenor-these
parts being better represented than at any
previous convention Of this sObiety; while
the bass, the pride of some former conduc-
tors, was this year feeble and uncertain.
Some part of each session was spent in
drilling on the elements of music. consid-
cradle time being given to expression and
pronunciation in singing-points in which
nine out of ten fail. Mr.. L. 0. Emerson.
the conductor, is man who pleases his
class; and before he gets through with
convention he makes them sing as he wish
es, He is popular musical director. Mr..
). Ii. Morey of Concord, N. H., accompa-
MED on the piano-forte, and it is no praise
~ III oiu IL ouLuu dDlJ. HIS. Lutlt vi
Boston and Mr.. Ingalls, of Concord, assist
ed the convention with their fine voices.
especially at the concerts. As we said last
week, Mrs. Little has very flexible. bird
ike voice. Her execution of some difficult
pieces was quite wonderful, while the sweet
ness and purity of tone, and the ease with
which she played with the high notes and
intricate passages, spell-bound the audience
and always insured an encore. Mr. ingalls,
showed bis fine voice to advantage in both
Songs and Duets. 1t is rare one hears so
pure tenor; and the fact that he was
loudly applauded in every piece showed a
Just appreciation of the excellence of his
singing. Miss Kingsbury of Derby Line
sung song at the last concert showing a
hhe voice and considerable cultivation.
had She thrown more soul into the piece i,
would have been improved. A quartette
ny MIS- Porter and Messrs. Herrick, May
and Brown, sung at one of the rebearsals
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Mrs. WinslOw, an experienced Nurse and
Female Physician. presents the attention of Mothers
her Soothing Syrup for children teethng by sotenin
the gums, reducing all nfamaons, will allay all pain
and spaSnodc action AMI is regulate the bowels
Depend upon it, mothers 1t will give o yourselves
and relief and health to your infants
and can say in confidence and truth of what have
never been able any other medicne-never has
failed i'll single instance to effect cure when timely
used Never did know of case of dissatisfaction by
any one who usedit On the contrary all are delighted
with its operations, and speak in terms Of
OF its magical effects and medical virtues. We speak in
this matter what we do know after 80 years expert
ence and pledge our reputation for the ulfment of
what we here declare In almost every instance where
the nian is suffering from pain and exhaustion relief
will be found in fifteen or twenty minu ties after the syr
up is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the facsim ie Of CURTIS PER-
hlNS, New York is ell the outsd wrapper. Sold by all
Druggists throughout the worl rice only IS cents per
bottle.
The Mason II HamIin Cabinet Organs
forty different styles adapted to sacred and secular mu
SIC Tor Soo to stUO each Thirtyve gold or silver medals
OF other hrst premiums awarded them Illustrated cat
a!ogues tree. Ad Mason fIamlln Boston or Ma
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HunneWell's Tolu AnOdyne....The real,

necessity Of this splendid preparation was twofod and
we'll has proved how this necessity has been met To
and debility and anti spasmodic for ali
rheumatic, govt hysterc paralytic and ST. Vitus dance
the horror, bad effects Of opium or preparatons Of
opium but preparation that should 1t fail Teaching the
tooth and eaache for nervous common sick headache
for the suffering IN monthly menstruaon, distress after
ebrated herb from India perfectly natural in its Color
uniform In action aud by confidence to test will be found
the greatest necessity In every family This
physicians controlled by thorough knowledge Of med
1cne ana II Is the wish of the proprietor that Il NAV be
accepted win perfect confidence by all free from ali
species OF quackery and based perfect laws In
mateIia medlca 41-Asthma is most perfectly relieved
oy the an0dyne and among Its great points
JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor,
Practical Chemest Boston,
also proprietor OF HunneHe ellis Universal Cough remedy
and Hunnewells Eclectic Pills.
~ Bingham and S. Randall, Agents, St. Johnsbury
Sold by sill dealers In medicine. tfebl6
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat reouir

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat requires
immediate attention and should be checked If allowed
to con tnue irritation of the lungs permanent throat a
lection or an ncuabe lung disease is often the
Browns Bronchial Troches having direct influence to
the parts give immediate relief For bronchitis asthma
catarrh consumptve and throat diseases Troches are
used with always good success
Singers and Public Speakers will find Troehes useful In
clearing the voice when taken before singing or speaking
and relieving the throat after unusual e1ertion of the
vocal organs The Troches recommended and pre-
scrbed by physicians and have had testimonials from
inent men throughout the country. Being an article of
true merit and having proved their efficiency by test O.
many years. each year finds them in localities In va
rous parts of the world and the Troches are universally
pronounced better than other articles.
Obtain only Brown Bronchial Troches" and do rot
take any of the worthless limitations thai may be offered
Sold everywhere in the United States and foreign cOun-
tries, at IS cents per boxt taapr66
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER has proved itself to be
the most perfect preparation for the hair offered to
| he public.
Is vegetable compound and contains no Injurious
properties whatever.
1t will keep the hair from falling out.
1t ceaseS the scalp and makes the hair soft lustrous
and Sken. ~
lisa splendid hair dressing
No person, old or young should fail to use H.
IT Is RECOMMENDED AND USED By THE FIRST xrnIc.,
AUTHORITY.
~ ASK for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
and take no other. RPH HALL C0
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. 64se
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Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obtua-
ries, including poetry, SIX CENTS a line.
In East Charleston, Oct. %. Martha NJ. wife
of Roswell 2. Stevens, aged 3D.
In st Johnsbury, Oct IS, of typhoid fever,
Marguerite H.. daughter of William and Mary
Moore, aged 20 years
In Peacham, Oct. 81, Sarah NJ, widow of the
late Uriah W. Miner, aged so.
At Newport, ID inst, E. D. Harding, aged 80
years.
At Newport. Sd inst. Sally Lovina, only daugh-
ter of Lorenzo d. Hutchins, aged 30
In Coventry, 9Th inst, Sophronia, wife of Jo-
seph Wheelock, Esq. aged 81.
In Barton, 4th inst, Henry S., son of Dr. J. F.
Skinner.
In Walden. Oct %, Mr. Huse Smith, aged 80
At "elr's Bridge, N. H., Oct 6, Frances, wife
OF John Bean, and daughter OF Stutson West, of
Danvlile, aged Al years. Also. Oct. 10, Addie,
daughter of John and Frances Bean. aged eight
years.
In West Derby, Oct. p, Rosa P. sprasue.
aged II.
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MARRIAGES,

In waterford, Nov. l, by Rev G. l, Bard, Mr..
Asa +: Hovey, of San Francisco, Cal, formerly
OF aterford, and Miss Emeline l.. Green, of
Waterford.
AT Newport, Nov. ?, Mr.. Perkins Green and
Mrs. Alice Hill.
In Ryegate, Nov. |, by Rev. James NJ. Beattie,
Mr.. James Doe and Miss Isabel Maclam, both of
Ryegate.
In sutton by Rev. D, Cross. Mr.. Lyman Ken
lston and Miss Malinda Hudson, both of West
more.
AT Barnet, Oct. II, by Rev. J. Underwood, Mr.
Sherlden w. Allen Of Guildhall, and Louisa J..
Tilden of Barnet.
In Burke, Oct 90, by Rev. D. S. Dexter, Mr..
VIM b. Johnson of Ware, N. H., and Miss Au-
rilla A. McNe.l, of Burke.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Superintendent Of Schools will attend to
the examination and licensing of teachers for the
town FIST. Johnsbury, at the Academy, on Sat-
urday. Nov. 18th, at o'clock A. NJ
1911 J. K. COLBY, Supt.