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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-12-18
Pawlet. Dec G, 1866.

Pawlet, Dec G, 1866.
| have n Florence machine, owned it six
months. 1t has proved itself all it is recon-
mendoza perfect machine in every respect.
3S;Sw' Attic j. WHIlCoMB
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To those purchasing Sewing Machines, We
would say buy the Wheeler & Wilson Machine
for it is the most simple and durable and will
do every kind of Sewing They are emphatic
ally the best in the market.
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Adjutant & Inspector General.

Charles O'Conor pocketed $50, 600 for
his services in the Jumel will case, just
settled at New York.
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An act relating to the collection of tow

An act relating to the collection of town
taxes.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. Whenever any town shall raise
town tax, such town may by vote pas
sed at the same meeting, direct the collect
or OF taxes to deduct such per cent as
shall be fixed by said vote from the town
tax of every tax payer who shall pay his
or her tax by day fixed by sand vote.
Sec. 2. The collector of taxes shall no.
tify the tax payers Of such town at what
time and place he will attend to receive
taxes so voted and allow such deduction,
by posting notice thereof in three public
places in said town, at least ten days be-
fore the time named in such notice.
Sec. 3. Every tax payer who shall
neglect TO pay his or her tax on or before
the day named in such vote, shall not be
entitled to such deduction, and the col.
lector shall collect the whole tax of ruch
delinquent tax payer in The manner now
by law provided.
See. 4. This act shall take effect from
its passage
Approved Nov. 10, 1866,
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c ri fcateS
Rutland, Vt Nov. 90, 1866.
This will certify that tok u Florence and
Groyer& Baker sewing machine on trial al the
same time | preferred and bought the Flo
renee. Reasons why-it takes the same stitch
on both sides ahd don't take more than half the
thread. MARY A. COLLINS,
Dress and Cloak Max er.
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JOHN T.. HAMMOND.
Orwell, VT, Dec. s, 1866. S7;1n,
DR. S. S. FITCH, A. NJ, NJ. d.,

~ Author of the Six Lectures Oh the Causes
Prevention and Cue cf Consumption. Asthma.
Diseases Of the Heart. &c. may lie consulted at 20
FREMONT STREET. BISroN, Wednesday ahd Thurs
day. Octol CT 81 and 18th, and every other Wednes-
day and Thursday after.
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CrI a DOLLS and DOLL HEADS.
~ A splendid lot at
3of DICKINSON g. cos.
Tl1E BOSTON JOURNAL FOR 1867
THE NEW ENGLAND FAMILY xrwsr,r, r.


The ear upon Which We are about 10 enter rro.
misses to he one of the most important in tho HI
DRY ut the country. During it, progress the v,ent
nhtlontl issue Ut RECONsTRt CrfoN with Cou,src.s
backed by tile people on side and tc Pre- ;Jcn,
on me other. Is to hc discussed aud decided. ito
tiNANciM. Policy If the Go, eminent il ia Lc
considered, amt means adopted for rl.riu,, Ria.
nhhhccs m the country upon firm md sound
basis; our svstem tf TANV1nN is to Lc revised
AMI, We hope, materially modified 50 rs Ia r,n,o,
some OF tn1 burdens which now rest upon the in
dusirN ct The country; our Foitptux IN, ,r,,xs
particularly with England and France Lnta,,,
To hc considered and managed with urt.,,.i
sl'rcw lnrss aud goo Judgment to prcvrn, n c,li;.
SION WIN those pow" ;; and ether IN .stions , f.
vital mp 'rtancc to the material aud u,,litr,I ,l
lire :" the nation, and claiming the atlcuti N nr
cNcrN intelligent mcn IN the ecu iirv are ia mo
up Tor c'n>ilratiUl and action.
Realizing that it is THE duty Of the Press IN .,.ve
Ic'ls.S 'lit ini"rin'iion upon these vital qi,cs
t"nS "hich VIII enable them to uud, rstn,,d fie,p
Thoroughly, and thus form intcIli.,cnt o,,s
III re tarl them, aud rcc"gl izing to tho r,lln.
extent this Obligation intend ihat tho n,sr,,>
JounNAL tor 1867 shall present thai irf,rma,io, in
tne '"Hes' ana most reliable form, aud we have
WH"le arrangements Tor doing this which we arc
sure WIZ not TAIL of success With nh milo and
experienced force in our Editorial and Erportiu,,
Departments, anl with Experienced and ,i,lI,i
correspondents at til" Capitol Of the Nation. and
at other Important centres of news viii ;,,r,,,
ios 10 make the most liberal use oi iii. tlo',rn,t
VIC shall krrpour readers Informed nr c,cr, t,l
tant event fact, AMI rumor whib franz, ;raIi ",
me earliest possible moment: and from them and
from other sources the re.iars nrr,, e.' anu
Will learn al the i, worth Inrnin, Nv, e., ~
national and 81 general interest "
The state of affairs across Tho ,y,,or ,,r,,; .
year OF unusual Interest in the nl1 W,tlI 11,a,
great Reform Increment In I'm ,l,nd Ill., n'
Rebellion in Ireland the slunhnr;,, a,i e',''
war and strife on the Continent al promi.c n',n'
rlal' for "tA"iiToS'S LETTERS Nl,ir, viii rcnJ,,,
them more than usually mtcrcs, ing and in>tructiv
re WI he present at the opening If the Gran,i
. r. rca lcrs rich treat in hi. letter, l,rin., ,h,
coming wear '''' NV
We intend, as usual, to keen orr rcaicr. oil
i"rnc,l on all matter # Lucil Interest in Now
Elglahd With experience md i',,Ii,,', ' WV
respondents at tie several State Caiitl, mi ,tb.r
inn ,rant centre. nnl la. s,u go; = :, "''',
or. to all GATHERINGS # in,nnri,,c |
for The journal the posi-, lion which bn Lco,, ,,,,;
| Npr-n llNs .,1,Jt ..
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-12-18

t'r ...era, art, a soldiers widow at
''' ''or 'ird., has chopped SO cords
.. = ~ Year.
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Middebury, Nov 90. 1866
This may certify that have Florence sew
ing machine which works to my full satisfac-
ton and equal to its Recommendation.
Mrs G, HAMMOND.
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CEMEN'r for mending broken Crock
" cry. A superior article, just received by
II. A. SHELDON
Middlebury, Noyembcr 90. 1866. s5u
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New Haven, Nov. 81, 1866
have a Florence sewing machine which is
the best machine that have ever seen for
family use, considering the g eat range Of work
that it will do. | learnt to work it very quick
AIRS. HEN.Y CLIFFORD.
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NoTTItCl:E.. c,,.. ,
~ Whereas, Cecilia, nv wife, has 'cf' m, bel
and board without cause or provocatiOn, hereby
notify all persons not TO harbor, or trust her on
my account as shall pay debts OF her contract
ing after this date. His
mitchell II LAYALIA.
Witness. c. McAr-,srER. Mark.
Whiting, w., Dec. 9TH, 1866. 37:sw
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taken great pains TO provide for their
intellectual as well as physical wants.
There is good reading room where the
operators can read the daily pap r, and
Il choice library of forty-two hundred
volumes TO which they have free access
only it is one of the conditions under
which an operator is hired that he or she
shall give towards a library fund one
cent per week. This if carried out will
provide larger library fund than
many OF our colleges can command. This
shows the true American spirit that the
labor ing classes must have every facility
possible for gaining knowledge. Il.
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U'LORENCE SEWING MACHINE.
GOLD MEDAL.

Highest Pronm otMr .tmc,7om Mstdu,c.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19
EOI. Safe.


I'VE tvs" -t"r" rooms under the F"vaud Ia
/ Hotel on Milan street. Apply uu the
premises to
uar3l-tt. II. HATssABRAEk.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19
DURYEA'S Nj ALzEMA,

IR1 ONE POUND.
Was the only" Preparation far. food
from Iadio@ Corn"
That received a medal and honorable men
ton from the Royal Commissioners at the
great international exhibition, at London.
1862, the competition OF all prominent
Corn Starch and Prepared Corn
Flour of this and other countries not
withstanding.
Maizena,,
The food and luxury OF the age without
single fault. One trial will convince the
most skeptical. Makes Puddings, Cakes,
Custards, Blanc Mango, &c, without ISM
glass. with few or no eggs, at q cost aston
ishing the most economical. a slight adj
diton to ordinary Wheat Flour greatly
improves Bread and Cake. 1t is also ex-
cellent for thickening sweet sauces, gra-
vies for fish and meat, soups, &c. For Ice
Cream nothing can compare with it. A
little boiled in milk will produce rich
cream for coffee, chocolate, tea. &c
Put up in one pound packages, under
the trademark Maizena,, with directions
for use.
A most delicious article of food for chill
dren and invalids Of all ages. For sale by
Grocers and Druggists everywhere
Wholesale Depot, l66 Fulton st.
WILLIAM DURYEA,
ian6-1y General Agent.
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Grcat Reduction of Prices.

JyNIILSE Machines are now universally
l uckuow edged to be- superior to all
atherS IN the quality and variety Of ihe
sewing done h. them ard also In durabil.
itv of the Machine. The mere fact that IN.
Wheeler 4 Wilson Company have mann
featured and sold over 100000 Of these Ia
hor.sa,ng machines !. conclusive cviI"nc"
of Their superiority over all complicated
Two needle chain stitch. and cog whe"i
shuttle machines. 10000 Ut the W n :"
machines have been sold in The Stat. OF
Louisiana alone and are giving rntte sat
is!action All machines sold by M ar"
guaranteed and instructions given free OF
rLprn. New and valuable improvements
have been added to the above machine
within n" last twelve months The bcs;
assortment OF needles silk. cotton and ma
chine trimmings otall kinds IN the city. al
wAyr un hand. Address fLGk BROTH
ERS. Agents IG2 Canal street, New on
ic1US.
y. l.. All The late improvements may
be- added to old machine. at u small cost
sept -, "
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1.-THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY. EVENING, MARCH 81. 1866.

DEscRi11psrE1oN OF a WELL TAXED COUNTRY.
Sidney Smith, s.te1rible picture OF his own
welEtaxed country will never be forgotten.
Here isthe picture: . q.
seTsxes we're piled on taxes; until they reach.
edeyery article which enters into the mouth,
or covers the back, or is placed under foot;
taxes upon everything which it is pleasant to
see,L hear, feel, smell, or taste; taxes upon
Warmth, slight. and locomotion;; taxes nevery-
thing on!earth and in the waters under toe
earth; on everything that comes from ABROAD
or is grown at home; taxes on the raw mater
al taxes on fresh value that IS added to 1t Dy
the, industry7of man; taxes on the source Which
pampers mans appetite, ard the drug "hicp
restores him to health; on the ermlne when
decorates the Judge, and the rope which hangs
The 5crlmi b al; ON The poor mans salt aud the
,ich man spice on the brass nails OF ne cofhn
and the ribbons of the bride At bed or
board. zcouchant or leyant. we must pay.
a.The school boy whips his taxed top; the
beardless youth manages his taxed horse with
taxed bride, on taxed road; and the dying
Ebbg1ishman, pouring his medicine which has
paid seven per cent, Into a sloon that has paid
fifteen per cent, fiugs himself back upon the
chintz bed which has paid twenty two per cent,
makesshis will on an eight pound stamp and
expires in the arms Of 40 apothecary, who has
paid a license Of a hundred pounds Tor the pr.
vilege OF putting him to death. Lis whole
property is then Immediately taxed from two
tosten per cent Besides the probate, large
fees are dem anded for buryug him 10 The chan
cef;; his virtues are handed down to postellty
on taxed marble; and he is then gathered to
his fathers, to be taxed no more.
England was hundreds of years in piling up
thedebti which compelled this taxation. We
did,an equal job in four years. 1t we shall
prove as smart in paying as in accumulatiDg IT,
and thus speedily relieve our people from ITS
great burdens, We shall much more exhibit
our superiority to our English ancestors, and
ina much more favorable light. detroit Free
Press. So p.
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SEEDS & ONION GLOVES

Early Winningstadt Cabbage seed Green
Globe SAVOY. Carriers first crop Peas, Ii4c"N
twelve row Sugar Corn Early Scarlet morn
Carrot, Improved White Solid Celery. Long
Orange CARROT, Green Curied Savoy, ore
English and French Lawngrnss Seed yellow
Aberdeen Turaip Early White JessGn Mcli9n
Onion Sctts, German and Scotch Aa!e, Lar!I
Sugar Corn and Adams Extra EnrtT iUrnp
Seed. Salsiie, Parsnips, Yellow Alerdccn 1Hr-
Iips, King and Dwarf Cahbagcs Flat, Dutch,
and Drumhead Cabbages, NarroWtNt Peas,
Extra Early Peas, White and lcIi@W iurn1p
Reddish, Improved New York Egg Plant -
ira Early Turnip Beet Large Smooth Red 10,
mato, Havannn Tobacco, Con.'octicut seed
Leaf do, Early EaIeqti"e Beam; Early "a, Elk
cumber Seed White Glover. Timothy. Extra
Curled Parsley, Large Bell Pepper, Bojt"rle,ad
Lettuce, Early Cabbage do. Early CURED STE
sia, do, Brown Dutch do, Little Pike "a obAgc
Seed, received and for sale i'll quantities 10 sit
purchasers at 49 ana "a, h'hg street
: NH PIT
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frh 33-d3m BaitlU ore. Hlt
a. GORGE E. W ,td1,,: Fan
50 and 81. Cameron street,
Invites attention to his very e&tenslv" and
''''''' GROC ERIES,
embracing Teas, Coffecs, Sugars, Spices, Hams
Bacon Flour, Candles Soap, Molas,cS Butter:
Cheese Canned Meat and Fruits Jell!c$ t@rl-
M, Corn Starch, and great variety OF articles,
usually found in " g RRnGE st g
CUNCENTRAT TED FERTILiZER.
..l. SIF1N ISLAND GUANO.
HAY, GRAIN and FEED always on hand.
He al asks attention 10 his unusually large
and fine stock OF
LILO UORS
of every descriptions consisting of " hiskeS hish
and low grades, Brandes Gin, California VINES
Champagna, Port, Sherry, and Other " mes
jamaica Spirits, Santa Cruz Rum, CordialS, Ale
from the Washington Brewery, in barrels and
nv Als Do'' CIGARS and TOBACCO, in great va
riety. 3d.. -.
charge. oc ~
IN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY COURT,
/ March Sth lSG6-Ordered that Allen How
ison, VIM A. Bryant and A. Nicol be appoint
ed committee toinvite and receives called Propo7,
sails ofr the repair of the COURT HOUSE, and
the rebuilding ofthe CLERKS OFFICE Of this
County in accordance with specifications to p. be
made out of them, said proposals to state the
shortest timewithin which, and the lowest ccn GEM;
at which the party making such propose! 5 VII,
furnish the material and undertake to Go sad
work-sad scaled proposals to be returned to the
Court at the next April term for their consider
alton, and said committee is authorlzcd TO Soi!cll
proposals, through such newspapers rs they
think propsr A copy teste:
NJ. B. SINCLAIR, Clerk.
nfs- Proposals for the above work are respect,
fully solicited. Specifications will be Furnished Il,
upon application to the committee at BrentsIille
Prince William county, va: -.o,,-
ALLEN HOWISON,
WIN. y. BRIANT.
.l 20 - NICOI
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Fertilizers.

YNERJlL lLEhS
FERTILIZERS!
BRUCE'S
CONGO ATED i + RT1 l. IL Z Il.
The Bruce Fertilizer is made from the feshy
parts of slaughter house offAl, decomposea ana na
concentrated to which is added 33 parts IN lVu
of Rome Phosphate Of Lime.
It is excellently adapted to
VIRGINIA LANDS.
The Immediate results OF its use are as markea as
in the Applicant IN Of Peruvian Guan0; Whlle
the land on which it is applied is st the same
time permanently enlGh ed
SWAN ISLAND GUANO.
A rich Phosphate Guano. ....- ......
vi 't""N '''>' ~ S'' GEO T. WHITE, E
NH 14-2m 50 and 81. Cameron st.
~ T r T l. | e RS.
We are prepared to supply the agricultural
community with all kinds Of
FERTILIZERS
No. PERUVIAN GUANO,
SOMBRERO GUANO,
BONE DUST.
.--KETTLEWELL'S
MANIPULATED GUANO,
EXCELSIOR
and other SUPER PHOSPHATEa,
PLASTER
LUMP and GROUND,
at lowest market rntes TOT cash. -r,. ...---.
Also FOWLE 81 cos
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATED PERUVIAN
GUANO,
which has been used by the farmers of Mary
land and for several years, most successfully,
HOOE s. WEDDERBURN:
NH 6-2m Foot of Prince street.
WE OFFER WITH CONFIDENCE THE
w following valuable
FERTILIZERS.
| manufactured by
| Messrs. VIM. H. FOWLE BAYNE Z o..
OF BALTIMORE,
| and warranted by them and ourselves tth>T v, at
! they are represented: -----
MANIPULATED GUANO,
/ acompound of Peruvian and Phosphate Gaanos.
! COMPOUND OF PHOSPHATES AND ALI
1 KALIES.
COTTON.
| and TOBACCO
FERTILIZERS,
\ INTIM ATELY COMBINED,
/ q very valuable Top Dressing.
4 at manufacturers prices, cost OF transportation
! added For sale by n,,1-pD
HOOE s. WEDDERBC I'm,
! NH 9-2m Foot of Prince street
! THE FERTILIZER
! FOR VIRGINIA LANDS.
BAUGHS RAW BONE PHOSPHATE, =
/ and 4.05 " ' g Ammonia.
! This article is offered with confidence to the
| Planters of Virgins, as being we'll adapted to
l their lands, and just what they need to produce
arge crops, and permanently improve the SOIL
GEO. DUGDALE, Manufacturers Agt.,
4 EE Baltimore, Md.
4 For sale at manufacturers prices. adding
] cost Of transportion, by KNOX s. SMITH
I ian 22-3m No. g. S. Union St., Alexandra.
I'D LASrEK
| ~ '''>N ' KNOX & SMITH,
nh IAN No. 70 King street
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Court Notices.

VIRGINIA. to wit I'm the Circuit Court OF
Y Fairfax county, March Rules 1866, Hugh a.
Watt and Hannah Ann his wife, David w.
Moore ard Jane Eliza his wife, TheodoreC Car
sen and Ellen v. his wife, James ". Allison
and William H. Allison, against Jonathan Ro6-
erts, Sheriff Of Fairfax county. and as such Nd
ninistrator of the personal estate Of Robert ALI
son, deceased. and Of James q. Allison, deceas
ed, and of RcbeccG Childs, deceased. and Of Ma.
~ Watson, deceased Martha Allison widow
Of James 6. Allison. deceased, Robert and Eliza
Allison. infant children Of the said James G
Allison, deceased William Childs, = Hardl-
son ard - Hardison, the two latter grand chill
1ren and heirs of the said Rebeccu Chi!dS, Gee d,
but whose given names and residences are I'M
known, and the heirs Of the said Mary N2tsoh'
deceased, whose names are unknown.
Mem. The object Of this suit is to obtain
decree for Il partition Of the lands OF which Rob
ert Allison died SEIZED or sale OF the same ana
distribution of the proceeds thereof amongst
those entitled thereto. ~.
. It appearing by affidavit fled that due dill
gence on behalf Of Compliments. to ascertain in
What county or corporations, the SAID - Ear
olson and - Hardisun are or reside has DcrL
used without effect, and that the names o! the
heirs Of Mary Watson, deceased. are unkh""i;,
it is ordered that they appear within one h"hlh
after publication hereof, and do what is n"c":s@-
~ to protect their interests. y copy--Testc,
W. NJ FITZHUGH, Clerk pro tenn,
EDwArDs. =. 0. mar l2-l;.wlW
VIRGINIA. to within the Circuit Court Of
Y Fairfax county. March Rules 1866, Joseph
Cooper use of +. K. Ford, V. }. =. t4rr"st"r'
William r. Rumscy. AbncrS Stevenson, NcWm:tl
Burke. VIM Sagar. ). }. IIoaG, B. NJ. T"%ei!.
William Anslcy, Philip /. Eanordcn, " l!I'"!4
Decker and Or>amus Ferris, llcfchdniii7--'i il
Debt.
Mem: The object Of this sui! IS 70 recover ri
the defendants the SUM % one thousand dollars,
with interest thereon from ID january, ISIS, and
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TENIAN BROTHERHOOD.
The reglar weekly meetings of the
ALEXANDRIA CIRCLE OF
FENIAN BROTH Err H 0 o D.
ARE HELD ON
-, ,-,a- THURSDAY EVENINGS
- AT HALF-PAsT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
ATzTHG FRIENDSHIP ENGINE HOUSE
on Alfred street.
All stesling patriots knowa to the COMMITTEE
Of Safety, are respectfully invited to join this,
their Holy Cause.
Bonds can BE- had Of Caps f. Malone Wash
ington street, between King and Prince; Owen
Nugent, corner King and Patrick; John NJ
Nolan 43 King street, and D. NJ. Furlong, "A,
South Fairfax street On behalf Of the circle:
JOHN UDONONAN, Secretary.
MARTIN BEERGIS .Sergean!-at-Arm5.
nh 20 If
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nRY G O. IDS S R + +,
THE CELEBRATED
SMITHS PATENT
STEEL 2 l. 0 W S.

SOLE AGENCY FOR THE SOUTH. ="
Mouldboards, Landsides, and Shares Of cast
steel, cast in regular moulds and highly temper
ed. ground aud polished.
TRisis the greatest improvementin aricultnral
implements Of the age
Pamphlets, with full particulars, ready. for
distribution, and will be Forwarded BY mail on
application.
No farmer should fail to look into the merits
Of this great pillow.
Dealers supplied Mt wholesale rates.
For sale at Factory Prices by
J. P BARTHOLOW & CO.,
No 25, King street,
AlcA andria Va,
NH l7-eolm $50, 7th ST., Washington D. {.
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NINTH ANNUAL BALL
:. ~ OF THE
GERMAN BENEVOLENT, SOCIETY,
-.r------- TO BE HELD
Ii AT THE MAGNOLIA HALL,
On MONDAY EVENING. APRIL I'd. 1886
3E&s FLOOR MANAGERS.
John Wcnsell Fred. Schmidt.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Henry Herbner, John Sworp.
F, Melcher, Gotleib Kachner,
Fred. Sworp Louis Applch:
Jos. Colmus John West, ;.
conrad Wahl George Paf,
John Ehrhart, Geo Bnssart.
The friends Of the Society arc respectfully IN
,itea To attend.
Tickets 81. To commence at 0 clock.
NH I'd
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REYOU AFFLICTED WITH COUGH
y OR COLD:
ARE YOU PREDISPOSED TO CONStMP-
TlON?

ARE you PRhD!SIOSEDl ~ w '9' ~
lion
,.l.., :. ;,,.,.,rl,.
Are the lives Of your chl'drGi' ~ jcol'"'"J
FROM sudden and repeated "ttacAS 81 o'o0P'
If 80 purchase box OF ,c,r,o,.,
BLADES EUPHOA1AL ~ BhICA1,'l.::
me I'oPW1I H. Crnr',, Cat,rrh Asthma. Hrou-
touSh5 IotI2; Gt0Tp' III ,r''i,,anor,, dis,ns
wv" n, HI1tHpiTST0R !! medicinal rrrpara-
:. - ~ r.,,, ~, + oyor,,n which Of Ill modes
i Tho most pleasant and convenient They Goa
tin no 1rln;rrio,ls ingredient and are warranted
80 NO waI.s sofo even for the weakest and most
O-;.;..n ,.,,,,rob In Cram they oiyf. iluilc-
diatc 7'ciiJ.. Fer Coughs and Colds they are IN
valuable.
For Catarrh. Asthma. and BRONCHITIS thcE
have no uGyal in the market wide Certificates
accompanying ooHl Hpte,I" ti''r
ca ana desGiat'hs u!St'Ie, tIrS ''''''''
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idea. 1t must be reduced to practical reality.
Men in being free lave to deny themselves
many things which Gee,n to be embraced in
the idea Of universal freedom.
It is with you to give evidence to the world,
and TIE people Of the United States, WHITTIER
you arc going to appreciate this great boon as
it Should AID that YOU are worthy Of being
frccmcn. THEN let NE thank you with sin
ccrity for the compliment you have paid me
BY passing through here to day and paying
your res ,ertS to me. 7 repeat again, the time
~ij GENE when you will know ~ho has been
your best friend and who has not been your
friend from mcrcenary considerations. Ac
ccpt my thanks.
The PRESIDENT after concluding his remarks,
waited sometime outside while the procession
passed, and during this time large numbers Of
The co}orcd people advan ed to pay their re-
>pccts to him, and take him by the hand.
The President wa> repeatedly and cnthusi-
aStical chccred dui"S the delivery Of the
above address and the passage Of the process
sion, Which proceeded to move as soon as he
Lad closed.