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STEAMBOAT LIN Els.

STEAMkR LEAVES FOB
MOUNT VERNON SeA8C
Every THURSDAY at 10 q. m. Returns at ~
p. M. ~
are for round trip 80, enc third this amount
Tor use OF Mount Vernon Association
Warrington and Alexandria boats leave each
place every hour, from Q m. to D m
~ The hpe Steamer WAWASSETT can be
hartered for Excursions
IVAN RIswICK,
no Zlm General Supt p. r Oorn pany
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RY JAS. o. Nc0UIRE CO., Auctiopeers.


We shall s,ll, On FRIDAY EVENING. Decem-
O'Clock: q large and valuable collection Of Books,
mostly English Editions. in elegant and costly
binding. com Uprising Historical. classical, Poeti-
cal and Miscellaneous Works; elegant illustrated
Editions Of the Best Authors, in rich aiding,
suitable for Christmas Presents Among them are
the works Of Irving, Bancroft. Prescott, Lord
brosgham, Bacon, Hobbies, Disraeli. Theirs,
can Poets generally
pilgrims II the Bhine," Ganovs's works,
.Ensish Race Horses y Cuyiers Amin al King
tiers. :" Roman Misssis, superbiy bound and orua.
mented, &c.,kc
Also the sIliamentary History Of Bngland.n
q vols; and many rare ana valuable Standard
Works.
Catalogues can be bad at our auction room on
Monday Decembe II Terms cash
" J. y. McGUIRE CO,
De l2- 70 IL .12 10 % 81 ncf
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RoBBFR FOILED--The Eastport Me- Sen
iIDel says that one day last week, while a.
Machlas, q man named Sanders saw a person
named Bissell, peddler, counting his money,
amounting TO about g 900. Finding that Bis
sell was about 10 proceed TO Lubec. Sanders
went on in ad vance and secreted himself in the
bushes alongside the road, some where between
MachIas and Lubsc. When Mr.. BIsseiI rode
along, Sanders Jumped from his hiding pla &c
and seized the reins with one hand. while in
The other he held pistol aimed at Mr.. Bisssll's
head, demanding his money or his life" Put
ting his hand in his pocket as If to hand over
the money, BIssell wIthdre W IL with a voivsr
and shot Sanders in both wrists The wounds
were quite severe. making 10 necessary 10 ha We
one hand amputated, and the other will be
less hereafter.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The etsamsr IXPRHss, Capt. \. A. RYTHHR,
sHssdris si q :. q iviKT SAT-. EaANN
gRDA Y'for elymont, Budd . Ferry
smiths Point, Chetterton Landing Nsujemoy
Stores, Msfhias Point, Chapel Point Piowd en- 4
Wharf, Ianeasssrs Wharf: Stones Wharf. Our
rionep Bay, Fexwell's Wharf, Hazeii's Wharf.
Piney Point, Point Look out, and arrives st Bait.
more 81 q O. n; on S.TdHsy . mo
ap7-u No. S4S Penna. avenue.
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SALE OF OLD AND UNSERVICEALE CAN-
- NON. SMALL ARMS, AND MISOEL-
LANEOUS ORDNANCE STORES
Bureau 70 rdnancs, Nary Depar,msn,(
Wdshng,oH GUY, Dec. Is, 1866 {
On the 10th day OF January, 1867, at nooa, there
VIII be sold at public auctIoa, in the Norfolk navy
yard. to the highest bidder, q lot Of old and I'M
serviceable Cannon. email Arms and Miscella.
neouh Articles of Naval Ordnance
The Cannon. Shot. and Shell will be sold ~ the
pound, and the Small Arms and other Mfscel-
laneeus Articles Of Ordnance in lots to suit pur.
CbaseIs.
Terms: One. half casb. in Government funds to
re deposited on he conclusion Of the sale and the
remainder within ten DAYS az 'erwards. curing
v bic h time the articles must be removed from the
yard, other wise they revert to the Government.
II. A. WISE,
de IL eOtd Chief of Rureau
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Git Is MIDsUHMKR MADNESS TO ,.upo.e
inst any seHhtH. transatlantic perfumes for
sale In this country. and al tHsassry % pur-
ohssc the wretebed limitations when PHALON's
niehT BLOOMlNG CEkEUS." the rxrs-t
dollar Per bottle.
"hHEUMATISM OF YEARS STANDING
being daily cured bv f-w doses OF NET
CALFE CHEAT RHEUMATIO kEMEDY
de is cow 4. u. FORD, Agent.
WA BD'S
PAPER COLLAR AND CUFFS
To BIO had Everywhere.
DA rs G. Attn EB
Pennsylvania avenue,
No. 30 MARKET Space, between sth and 9Th sts .,
Agents fer Washington. d o. mo- @2r
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AUCTION SALES.
UY n. K. WALSH CO., Auettoueere.
~ No. 2e9 PennA. ave. corner 10Th street,
PAwNBRoKER SALE.
TIE LARGEST Bale OF TIE SEASON.

On ERIDAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS, 2lst
spo "a December, at "a O'Clock, We will cell
within the Store Of the largest sssor nts Of
Iasno,oker's Goods offered for sale this season
in part :
Ladies' Moire Antique Dresses, Cloth Cloaks,
Dress and Over Csats; shawls, Velvet Cl.aks,
Unoersarments; Ladies' and Gents fine Geld
Snatelsln Ling Guard and Vest Chains; Diamond
kInes, nne Violins, Accordeons, &c; PAINTINGS,
Feather Beds. Quilts Blankets, and Spreads
tofether With thousand other useful articles not
viied TO attend this sale.
Goods will be on exhibition two days previous to
sale. ~
Terms cash
de ls-4t II. K. WALSH 4 90 Auct,
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RY GREEN . WILLIAMS, Auc,,op..,.

Lot; iR3sTiNG o. STIFF sssh 6RrHa
BkTMEkN 18th AND 18th sTpSfHS
WEST. At rUBLIU Auction ssrs
On wkDNrSDAY, the 18th instant, at 4 o,clock
p. m i shall sell, on the premises by yirtns -
decree OF the supreme Court of the Dissrict ~
Coiumhls- passed IN chancery cause No. SO where.
In Louiss warren. complainant, w. Jana = Rrsn,
and Blizs Williams, defendants ali that otscs ~
R..esi o. s Sround, being the western half Of Lot
depth. running back TO . 30 foot alley. ~
Terms: One-third cash; and the resjdps 4, 90.
equal instaliments, st Elk and twelve mspfhs fro,
the day OF whole to bear Interest from TIN
Gay OF SALE and the pay ment thereof 20 be sscoreS
oy he note OF notes Of the purc or
with 9, cd and sufficient tpaerser, TO be snarovaj
OF BY the Trustee All conveyancing and revenue
when knocked on; and tf the terms Are not cos
Piled with IL i've days sitter the day OF sSle ~.
Trustee reserves the right 60 resell the
the rick and cost OF tho defaultine purcbsse, -
sdvei tsing three times IN the HvesinS st. oy
b. u. eAUNDERS Trustse
de II eodds GREEN . WILLIAMS. Act
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4 ARGF LOT OF UNSERvIUEABLE QUAR-
IL TkkMAsTER PROPERTY AT AUCTION.


Chief Qnrrt1master's OHee, Depotof Washingtsn,l
Wdshang,0H, ID. C., December IL. 1850. I
BY direction of the Quartermsster General, the
following described UNsERvICEABLE QUAR-
TEBm MASTER STORES, will be sold at Public
Auction, atLincoln Depot, n this city, under the
supery iston Of Brevet Brgadier General Charles
commencing on THURSDAY, January s, at 10 .
81 ,225 Grain Sacks Cook Ranges
Is 900 lbeold Horse Shoes l,lC0 Blankets
600 lbs Wrought Scrap ,6oo Horse and Mule Col
s40lls Cast Sci p Iron / .2,s Head II alters
5H lts old WAGON Tires $40 Wagon Bodies
,726 lbs Iron u uts, as IL Army Wagons
sorted 20 Two horse Ambu An
8 ABS lbs Log Chains ces
1915 II large Fire bose 20 Horse Carts
go teet ANAL do. 20 Wagon Wheels
5as feet Gather do. 81 Ambulance Wheels
la setsWheel Mule Har- 3Cylindrical Steam Boil
l67 sets Wheel Ambu- Marine Clocks
lance Hsrness n. Coal stoves
las Gets Lead Mule Har. Il Office Desks
81 Office Chairs
T9 Wagon Brides 40 Water Casks
LIS Riding Brides To- Barrels
o. III CClellsn saddles q 0rinastones
II Wseond 30 Lanterns
Army Range 80 lbs Assorted Rope
Together with Shoyels. Picks, SPACES, Axes.
Wagon hips, Cart Harness, Black smi this Tools,
Tin WsTe, CsrpeRters' Tools, Tables, Cocoa ID at.
ting. &c. &c.
Terms Cas, in Government funds.
Goods must b. removed within ten days from
date of sale. ID. ii. BUCKER>
Assistant Quartermaster General,
de IL dts Brevet MAJOR General y. s A.
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THE EVENING STAR.

A FINALE PoLYoANIsr-Aw woman calling
herself Mrs. Anne DTummond was before the
pClice magistrate yesterday, on a charge of
adultery, preferred by one Arnold Paul, ihus-
band No. y who says the 4 exile Anne has three
husbands living, and nary divorce, Hus-
band No claims that he was married to her
IA New York State in 1859, and alter a few
months matrimonial felicity, one Henry
Churchill, husband No. l, turned mp again,
but soon retired in favor of No. 2 In 1863,
whilst husband No ? was in the South, the
afeeiIonate female concluded 70 marry again,
aud selected for husband No. 3 one VIM.
DrUmmOnd, OF this county, 10 whom she was
married IN Muscatine on the 5th of last month.
as shown by the marriage certificate, produced
IN court Husband No. ,. upon returning from
The South. followed his faithless wife from
Halesburgh 10 Burlington, Musearne, Rock
Island, and 10 this city, where he found her
properties of a disreputable house. When
The guilty woman met husband No. 2 she con-
fessed her evil conduct. "He chided her not I"
but asked Tor the extra wearing apparel he had
left with her when he went 20 the wars, and he
would 90 10 distant lands no more TO see her "
I he clothing not being handed over. mo. 8
couldn't spare it, No. . handed ms 'sCientle
ANNE" over 10 the tender meYcies of the law
The hearing Of the case attracted quite large
audience. The female with three husbands
was held in $500 bonds for her appearance ~
court.-Ddrenport (IoaCa) Gazette.
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sgNpAY PASSENGER TRAINS "

NhAys W ASH NGIoS LEAVE ALEXANDRIA.
from Mo avenue depot. From cor Duke Henry
through Mail 68 NJ. SITS, Local At IS A. M
Local at 30 = n. Through Mail % p NJ
y. A. STEVRNS. General SuperintenOAt
no 10 W. PHELPS. General Manaesr
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T. J. HHFBERGBh, =
rC,s:,zr ,spcces.9r :. II =: LEGION . Co., "A
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
Metropolitan Botel late Browns, N.Y.
362 Pennsylvania avenue
ny LII l Wsshington. d. q.
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6 Ia C.-sTOvELLT IHTALLI8L1 A13Ur
hT@ sfIof sGId vholesale and retail b. DUCK-
yana ayenue, between INST and a7d streets, And Sy
s'sssiss sesefshys no - eQlR~
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &c

X IRKW GOD HOUSE.
Conner Psnna. arsnRe and T,relf,h street, yEHA9
WaShiagtOH, ID. {. lk.HE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-17
FRESH TURNIP SEEDS.

BY DE- SAMUEL sHELDos rucH A.. Nm d
The Amh0r Of Numerous Meiical Works

The huth0r Of Numerous Melicql Works
His sxLeotuies on he Prevention and Cure n Con
stmpuYui- plte4ses Of the heau-aud the Rules 90
Preserve Health and Lie % ID Huudred Yea. have
peen READ ol thousands, and have carried hope 20 all
READ 70 ana heal "a % all W.T. la lulh led s teach nRs
Dr' fhcn's aim DO this uas book BIS 90 direct habits
so aa 10 AVOID iudlsq1 iinu.-to manage mdisp0siion
90 as 10 prevent disoa.csud treat dstaae so as 10
restore heAiln. Tie would cure hacking .ugh. and
mus prevent cons impu0ui b. would clear q husky
lAioAh ana lnts stop or UP or diIhfher ne would
regulate disturbed sta.e OF the stomach aud bowels
shu mus stay dysenleu and eh1leIAi but should any
u'eaae eupeiieue, be at once oui aid with the
exact remedies necessary 10 prompt cure He chances
nfst az nose dseascs which the SICK cauuot vel doctor
pui winch require tuc cid " a capable physician and
th-t when properly and timely treated are always cuta
pc hese se.ses' De- says, are ousunpuou. Br.n.
N'' Plaihtoi rtihans Jtmpaiits nntn1lRIs, k.tif}
ga Aln Diseases, aud ai diseases and d.eoloIatinn
pl. S.1u "N''' sac e'iH-
be- eoond great oass Of diseases. which IN, p,,ic,
W "' menu eau H"ata doctor and iur which iufils
,cr Ne re s,NeA are ID h'hena, Cfpun scarlet Fe-
~ "'e.its' " hoo-mB Cough lJph "a Fever Utfen.
.'i!' Aaiane ohoicra Chu.fa Nor u.s. Choiefa Itfrt
uh hiaiihma Of adults snd children I'D. C.I,,..,io
,-' -Nt. Lung ever Burns, tr1si e. las Ne Rom
''l ,ecA OF hase are given which the sicE or men
' t e-n y. epfe suaces fully adniuia,er
~ g mex gives the proper treatment of the Harard
,t, 80 as TO preserve Ga in health and braut,
9n'u ga me ne next gives remedy for Sea sicln,s
uta'l neBNe'Itelpe ior preparing Hair Dye q lo5re
',n '0o'n f'"de all uusur assed bj any other
IS as iile as we can do to adyi e our reate,. 10, h
tam end read Tins book lt a. Us pa.s. ur, ~ yO-
send 80 eus TO Dr. s. Fteh No. % iI.m,t 800
DOS 90 Mass Be particular 90 rive P,st.,'4i 9,S'i
uh{ ana ~ g., aud the book will be tet ~, & E
mall fee ipos ase W yoa Oy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-17

THE TWO VmoEs.-W hen Gutenberg,
the first printer, was working in his cell in
the monastery Of St. Aborsgot, he tells US
that he heard two voices address him. The
one bsde him desist; told him the power his
invention would put in the hands Of bad men,
to propagate their wokedness; told him how
men would profane the art he had created,
and how posterity would have cause to curse
the man who gave il TO the world so i'm
pressed was Gutenberg with what he heard,
that he took hammer, and broke to pieces
the types that he had so laboriously put to-
gether. His work Of destruction was ,nly
stayed by another voice, sweet and mu. ical.
that fell on his ear, telling him o go on, and
to rejoice in his work; that all good might
be made The cause Of evil. but tnat q d
would bless the right to the end. So 10 all
OF us still come those voices that came TO
Gutenberg; the one calling us to work While
IT IL to-day-to Try to leave his world be ter
than We found it; and the other tempting us
to give over aud lake our ease-to leave the
plow in mid turrow, and to rest on our oars.
when VT should be pulling. against the
stream.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-17
miscellaneous.

CouR1lNG-By Josh Billings -Courung
is a luxury, it is salad, 1t lie is- water, 10 Is
beverage, it is the pa spell ov the SOUL
Counting ~ like liltle springs ov soft water
that steals out from under rock az the nut
ov mountain and run down the hill side by
side, singing and dansing and scattering each
luther, eudying and irothing and kaskading,
now hiding under he bank, now full Qy suu.
and then tha go Glow. Counting IL like sIaw-
berries and cream, wants tew be did slow,
then yu git the favor. | hev saw folks git
akusinted, fall in luv, git married, settle down,
and git tew work, in three weeks from date
Perhaps it IL best shud state sum good
advice tn young men who are about 10 court
with a final view 10 matiimony, u IL waz.--
In the fust place, young man. you want tew
git yure system awl rite, and then find q
yung woman who IL willing tew be cour'ed
on the square. The next hing IL tew find
out how old she IL, which yu kan du 81 ask
ing her, and she will sa that sac IL 10 years,
and this yu will find won't be far fran Gus ov
the wa. The next best thing IL tew begin
moderate say onse every mite ia the week
or the fust six months, Increasing the dose
az the pashient seems tew require IT, II IL a
fust rate wa tew court the gir's N thor ii lee
tie on the start, for there . one hing wo-
man never despises and that IL leetle good
counting, If 1t IL dun suictl, on the square,
After the fust year va viii begin to be
well acquainted and will begin tew like the
Dizziness. 1hafe is one thing aiw advise
and that IL not to swop otograis ohenrr
than onse IN ten daze uuless yu torgit how
the gal looks.
OCCASIONALLY yu want tew 10 k sorry ana
draw in ynie wind as though you had pune,
this will set the gal tew teasin yu CIV fad
out what als yu. EveDin meetins are d
good thing tew tend, it will keep yure rehg-
ion in tune; and then if the gal Happens To-
be thare bi aksideni. you eau ask her to 60
hum with her.
II yu will court years in this wa, awl he
time on the square, and if yu don't say it's a
leetle the slickest time in yure life, va kan
git measured for a hat at my expei Sc, and
pay for it. Don't court Tor mummy, nor but,
nor relashuns, these things are Jest about
nnsartin 10 the kerosene lie b zzintss, liable
to git out NV repair aud bust at ennl mint.
Court gal tor fun, for The luv you bear
her, for the yartue and Dizziness there is in
her; court her for life aud muiber, court
her as yu would court farm for the strength
Nv the sile and the parieckshun OF the lite,
and yu snuther; court her as tho she want d
fue, and yu anutber court her in the kich-
en-, in the paflor, over the va htub, aud at
the palmer court this wa, young man. AID
if you don't git good wife the ialt won't be
in the counting.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-17

The once famous Della Webster lives in
Kentucky, just opposite the city of Madison
Indianapolis. Her troubles seem to have re.
commenced. On Saturday night. 2stb. an
assault was made upon her house-shot, fted
and stones thrown. Nichols, over.eer of
MISS Webster's estate. was daneerou.l,
wounded. gold watch and other valu.bles
were stolen from the house. Mis- w. has
been ordered by the outlaws to leave the
State. '"e
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Rror1rr FoR HArPINEss--

RECEIPT FOR HAPPINESS -
When you rise in the morning, form ample
luton TO make the day happy one 10 i
low.creature. 1t is easily do"- - KIND
garment to the Siri,iog,-tnae. ~ 's h., Ia
@Hes light as aiT-will do it. at least fo,
the 'wenty-four hours; aud if you are ,oupy.
aepend upon it it will tell when YOU are did !.
you are old rest assured il will send van
gently and happily down the stream Of lime
TO eternity. Look at the result: You send
one person--only one, happily through the
Gay f; that is three hundred and sixty.fye in
,he course OF the year--and supposipe YOU
i've ioriy years only, after you commence
inns course, you have made fourteen Thousand
SIX hundred human beings happy. at all
events Tor time. Now, worthy reader. is
'hls not worth accomphshingi We do not
oiten indulge In morsl dose-but this il An
small pill, that one needs no red eurIant
leiiy to disguise its flavor, and il reouires IN
De taken but once day, that we feel war.
tanted IN prescribing it. 1t is most excellent
LOT digestion, and producer of pleasant slnm.
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" EBMONr CENTRAL AND SUE Bs,,..
' VAN kAiLBoAosl 10
q a. Rs ABR H4T
CoaBsenctho AuV 10 1870

81 H fN
Leave Montpelier ai0o5A 81 2 80 o % and lOO5rp.
MAI rhhIs itsyea house'sl ONT at481a. n., be-
ccyc. patsu gefa from OF1entUufa b.. 10 sud coinela
At "ht, b'e,, iae .ioi and heao', rai. via ltals
oa r,simpna Q Is arrives, So, Y.ts at 10 isp %.
steam aett fAprca leaves Montreal az 8 3y o. o.,
iealy ad N,t1o ,oaaesals q baf I'.1 oa i 1lia
G.,tkt,,s.i,,,,. gort1'si ,t',l. NV. i,,..
At loA b.. ued,nsbursh ct BOA o.. Rouss's Po1t
lOA3 a. m.i iof Boston. sea afu,,ng 100 boston wa
lowell lt 1880 r m.
t,o'u,s To- % a.use. po,rta al, 5.i .'' g A. A.
10 Johns 90 $50 O. b. irfinf At n0s.an at $40 a.
h tcolrcclns OIL aeluas aIt Hiu Dhcaari road lof
d. zoo spur.l.i. So. art sfrtih4 In Nra Yuf. ID
1880 e.a
.see Aou.r..f I2gOA N.745An 3s5rv
4a5
o. t,' n'..oD va lower at oVN o. Ia.
.oi D.f..t''" '' A.oi's Montreal In'inR 40 Aout.
f'g. al p oV N n "r o'ns 1r.u at B Ol IA.
ua L.wiene, aua tlehbaJ.h az sO o.. ns spru. t. ID
vaausa ieh.
No." '- lu.A.nT' 60 81 o. u.,
ah1 81 f' u..' " go 900 commute t White hutr
'NH.t'" .'." NN. N.t tflfras Hhin
4",'-''. le ~" "c. feio4l DO o..
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g.. tgtcUl. .a.asuH.. Hpu rm,rt fNlt. Us. I..
ols' lH 8 ..
Junction ..t ..t ata. laa.s 81 5og 3 - ioi
bunmsto. .u.0U. f.Int Montreal srd sttuabtfeu.
.aone, Boz. fid u1ma lrouh uals ior tl, west
sleeping care nt At.o.e. So ls.- i-u 4lsa cspfe.a
uan. rHn..ns -..e at Adams and Boston, aoe 90.
lnoasa saes0f .a.aa. .lot.e He.. To-. l4.tt.
INC r'iN.f'' '.'t
A..a May ID a.a
~ q Us E. IL.
1920 1850 4 dhAh "tAbN1 1850.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-17

The deck bands on the river between ST.
Paul and Dubuque are on strike t'r higher
wages. They are now receiving 500 per
month, and demand $50. Some b.e's are
running with but three o. four hands, and 10
is with great ficuly tina. ifeight can be a,-
tended 60.
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READ, MANN RrADnl

D9Hrl'e, pa., june 1872.
DR. WILLIAM IT. GRrGG. Dear Sir; I'm February,
lsdl' was afflicted with sugar Diabetes and for five
months passed more than two gallons of water in
wenty-tour hours. was Obliged 90 ect Up as often
as ten or twelve times during he NIGHT and iu Eve
months lost about fifty pound. n weight During
the month of July, 1901, 7 procured two bottles of
Constitution Wster, and In two days after using it 1
experienced rcefi and amor taking two bottles / was
entirely cured soon after reganing my usual good
health,
Yours, truly j. V. l.. DE WITT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-17

The Raleigh IN. o. Standard says that
the portrait Of Washing on which hung i,
.ns main room OF the College at Trinity. in
'ns' s'a'e, wa. removed few days ago, and
picture OF JEFF. Davis put in i,s place.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-17

It is dangerous to use guano in the poil If
Kansas. veracious winter says: "A few
hours after planting cucumber seeds with gu-
ano the dirt began to fly. and the vines came
up like streak, aud although he started If
at the top Of his speed, vines overlook and
God him; and on taking out HE knife to
eu. -. 80 he found large cucumber
bNnO W 'NSN - - mock at -
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has proved itself equal to the task Chat has doyoycd
upon it,
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