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LIST OF AWARDS.

l. An elegant Mansion on Fifth avenue, New York
value ~. $4,000
bonds. 10000
4 i entire Set Diamonds compietc, comprising Pin,
Earrinss Bracelet and Necklace very magnificent 1900
ISet elegant Diamonds complete. ........... 1900
s. SEA Diamonds and Emerads ............... 10000
Get Diamond Studs and Sleeve Buttons. 7UO0
Il single Solitaire Diamond Ring ............ 5000
sinele Solitaire Diamond Pin 1900
sinSlo Solitaire Diamond Stud ............. 5000
no. Diamond Scarf PIN. 400
II 70 IS Cluster Diamond Rings $1,000 500
10 TO 10 Jules Jurgensen Watches (Hunters), 500
each. asoo
5 70 3d. Is solitaire Diamond Rinss $500 each. 1850
81 75 - Sets elegant Coral complete 600 EACH 1000
rs 70 las 10 Sets elegant Garnets complete comprfs
p dS 900 each. 10000
Id 10 fl IOO0 Chromos, artists proof 10 900
1l26 70 ol0 400 elegant Engraving 3,Uo
nsssy. 10000
Photographic Albums Sets Silver Plated Forks Fish
Knives Napkin Rinss, Boxes Ladies' Gloves, Hand . -
ksrchess, sAuo
r.x., a.0o con
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DEoULAR LINB,-roR CHARLESTON, g. G., THE
~ South and eoushws:t and the Florida gca-The fast
and popular steamship sARA0OssA, N. n. Crowe COM
mandsr nov rsseiv.s fsssht and WIN san on saturday
street. connecting - Charleston with the south Carolina
Railroad and With she steamer Dictator for Florida Tho
EMILY b. nOUDEH will follow Saturday, June
ARTHUR LRARY, ~ william street.
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CAMUEL WYNN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ BOW.
- crysels Monday At I0k o'clock the sock and Fir
Of Rcssaursnt and Dining saloon 81 0rssnwich
street consisting OF Chairs Tables Countsr Table Coths
Cruet Stands thrcc-pul English Beer Pump MARIE
TOP Oounters quantity Of assorted LiQuora one or
m
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DACITIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMrANY,s
THROUGH q. 8. NAIL LINE 10
sE -. yyArAN Az. AMP oHHINNtA. rc,.co

VIA rANANA AND BAN rRANCIeO0
q esss ....ss New % ' neo.
as l.. n s..s .s; p.. IT..
n. S. ssS ss e porn
$ "A .s :. !: ssss:
NJ saS e sS Yss s~ = : .u.
prices S: ss Y o. Z: and sa tho following
From San Francisco 10 yokohama. Go SiS So
Prom San francisco 70 Hong Kong. -
FsssS through from New York 10 either port
Of June = IL per cubic foot or 70 " cents Per H..
prefer !: s II San y.,es'eo can
sss on Dc wharf pier North 'S e. & s 4 sis; a: ;'
EoR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.:THs PACIFIC
Man sse.m.a,p COMPANY, ,. came. OCEAN QUEEN
For fs:es &c. inquire Il frsIsh. once oomp.nys pier.
norm r''''' '00' o. oanA Wills. FARGO 4 CO..
Sole Freight Agents r. N. .. g. Co.
:. I ..,s, . ArD ..n.s, xrnnrxAc 90.
tons burden, Captain o. B. sooum, win sal for RIO de
and o% psr . SsS on Saturday. June
For freight or ''''.scs1 1RHllI ALLEN A...s.
No. Bowling Green, New York
Tha ssS snd North American soy., Ma. Steam
Mis!f q jersey cs 90 saturday. issS Jnns; saturday.
Fs'..ss nSssy 2 H::s.u:
rsy.s,. in gold o. - sau,y.isni
5Of fright Or pa.ass apply % orr.nn
No Allowing Green.
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAvAsA--ArLAHrIc
n,a sssn:sD oGTpissy ,u, ~ \. so,.a rv.,
kii .Isns .d.rS.si S" per NO. N'''a n''
cc6z s' ssron s' fSassss sS1 june "a
70 freight ''' @ HA ,s.,;s: J s::s;;.
TOE GALVESTON TEXAS,
ne . sss.nss EUTEErR.
,.now r.esivns ' sEsisss s = PIER R... rvsr
.p rSy s q H. q Rxifca1 Co. Rs MAIDEN isns
CoR GALVESTON, TEXAS. VIA KEY wEsL-
::.s s;' = =. ;r q zp ~ o. Z sSsS1
STAs LIN. ron NEW oaLE.xs. -IHs NEW YoRk
~ pic PIER y ssr:S s.,:s i:is@.'~ "
70 Pre- il:sss s::ss sp iSS . Go B. ARSON
Uos NEW ORLEANS DrRsur.
3: g., q 3: 81; ;::;s' ssss
~ !s; ss Co. Va: :::;
CAvAsNAH STEAMERS
During 6. Ssa Gs': n. a.p.r
savannah ssesmsys will - reduced from ever
o'fs. az % from pier
I: VA . s.s:S s'' AIM. i''s
s.si mss.
g. pG is's :a.i sss! :sss :.
-~~'~f
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NEW YORK And oHAkLEsroN STEAMSHIP CON-
Ssus svssz SATURDAY, rem PIER No norm River
TIE hnHnzrfhS. n WosdbS1 ce,snssassrl
CHAMPION, H.. loc1 wood Commander.
Freight received ~ I'll koura 1T
Goods for ths South and Southwest win be forwarded By
Sne Charleston agents FREE 81 oou,nissicn
Superior Accommodations for passenRera
DuIs 81 1nAins fuvnisbet and s3gned The pier.
Passenger and freight once - Broadway.
HENRY r. MORGAN CO.. AneptA
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DANIEL e. SICKLES,
Commanding Second Military District.

COLUMBIA, S. c., May TO- 1857.
Permit only give you the Of my poor
help this your generous relieve
ished and unhappy people, but express you their
behalf that gratitude which einenty your due for the
generous sympathy manfesed by your organization for
those among in Distress Wishing you God speed In your
noble work, Madam, respectfully obeden
servant JAMES l. ORR. Governor South Carolina
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GRxrrpoRo. Nav Il 1857.

- UKkkNBOR0,
Have Just returned from tour through the section made
memorable by "Sherman's march TO the seaboard."
Poverty suffering and destuon Of the people scarcely
be rcaxed-yng huts rudey constructed Of charred,
boards Of rails bOughs and mud you are met BY hollow eyed
thing TO slide the cravings Of hunger In place
witnessed tho body Of child borne to its last rest
board in the rags in which died. In another four
females had existed for week on two pounds q corn
had walked twelve miles 70 beg food her children
Many other instances be given Of sad suffering
actual want Of food. VERY truly.
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ANEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Cheapest line OF Ars class United states mail
ATLANTIC, Capt. Chas Hoyer,
win leave pier ~ North river ON Saturday, June1
Rates q passage iu gold or is equivalent in currency:
First cabin ell0: Second, -; Steerage, SIS.
Excursion tickets, e2l0 $50 and go. - .
ply 70 ISAAC TAYLOR. President
~ Broadway
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HEADQUARTERS. FIRsr MILITARY DIVISION
RICHMOND, Va. May ii, 1867. !
''''''' ' IN. sCR6FrELD, Major General.
HEADQUARTERS SECOND military DrvlsIos, ,

.lll A - CHARLEsTON, 5. G., Nay II, 1867. y
The excellent purpose have in view cannot be too
much commended The bcraly of the OF the
made for the relief Of the widespread destuon In the
States leaves great numbers unproved with food
clothing And until abundant harvest enables the people
noble gifts 70 this impoverished and afflicted population
With best wishes for the Of your undertaking.
remain, Madame very respectfully.
Commanding Second Military District.
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10 J. PAULIeONx AUOTTONEER
IL. Large sale Of Green House and Beddingout pants
QUACRfNBUsH PAULIsON viii cell on TUESDAY
May D. at nalesroom, - Cedar street, large collection OF
hardy and other Reddngoat Plant among are rare
and newly imported variehoa such Roses, verbenas,
Carnaton Feuxes &c. %. ~
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Dv JAMES N. MILLER TUESDAY, MAY "a AT u
% ccOcE !. me 9 r: u, Bro.dyay Dy order q ne
ssr 81 srsss sisSi,sS sresS Ioss snd whole
Madison Lots q Land Madison avenue com.
sncDs the n9ssa, corner Of s street s1 as ave
north sevensyhfth street. Nap ana particulars ~ the
CHARLES HoHLRNBERG. AUofIoNERR. WILL
M s % oe sas ana
arst class Grocery barrels Of Sugar Flour vnegs Starch
S.so s ss D
I 100 tons scranton Coal, on WEDNESDAY. May g.
pany viii iI ss 81 asssrs JOHN DRaPRa 60, x"c
sornsr 81 wiis% street, New YORK; on WEDSEsDAY
Nay - as y o'clock noon S3c,ooo ton. ~
Of f::h mined Goa. from ne Isclsw.nna regions Of The
Ss1a s,ss r. = s1sl5 depot ErAbshp0r -
g the came time and place 1000 tons deliverable AZ
on the Inc Morn. canal The rasss o.
from Washnston van b known at the time 81 sale
me Or within n sy
q the once Of the Company. ,o,,, n,,srv,, -.
EvRANcIs FIrzsTMMoNs, AucTIoNERR, WILL SELL.
o. ~ r9nsDAt 18Th ns st 10y o'clooa the Fixtures
and Twentythrd street, vix-Four.pull Engliah
ossa s 81 % e 3
suit purchasers u, s2 4 1 - -
HENRy .; MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
H1srn snsssl street opposite Post oalos rursnAy
D1as sss me- e
a e R. Velvet y cs
sS1s and m.h0y Bedroom Suit CcS a ns
Lounges Chairs TO- together With large assortment Of
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"A DAY, Nay ~ e n O'Clock. At 1io Bowery, general
nrrcruent consisting OF two ele
n rosewood Psrior suit Easy Chairs marble top Centre
abs French Mirrors rosewood Bsdstsads, Washstands
naho9nny Wardrobe rosewood Bureau, Card Tables, 10
Two Brussels Carpets, little worn. Also Dining Room
arN Kitchen Furniture
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CHERrFr's sALE.-THE VALUABLE LIVERY STABLE
fourtS and Fourth streets Williamsburg on TUESDAY
Nay ~ ~ O'clock consisting Of ten nrst eAss Hack
largo iot q double and sinse Harness. ssdshs reed
Wagons Robes, Bankets, &c Cows and Calf. For par
uenlars see catalogues Sale positive
JOHN LINsKy, DEPUTY sheriff.
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4 UCTrON sALE.-BY ERNEST ROTH, AUCTIONRER,
"A THIS lMondsy) AFTERNOON, ct O'Clock, q the
elssreom Bieeoker street. octwoen Bowery and Broad
gns ssscrsment removed for convcnisncs q sale In
vet Brussels and Ingram Capets Dcdsteads, Bureaus
Weshstands; Mattresses IN hair husk grass and straw;
0ofaa Chairs Lounees Mirrors, Checks Pantings Cur
tina Crocksy, GAss and China WARE Table Cutlery. 10
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DAwvBRoKER,s sALE.-THIs DAY, JAMES AGAR
win SELL II 81 New Bowerv, 900 lots Mems and wosn's
Clothing and other seHsonabe goods By order Of ~
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rNOR NEW ORLEANS DrRgUT.
n The new ana nrss class steamship GENERAL GRANT
captAis W. Holnes vt Isavs pier Ne North fvsr, on
FOR freight q sssAg, hsyisg unsurgsssed secommod.-
a; rSs ss&EksAs y. 4 soiso~ June ''''
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TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAvANA--ATLANTIc
u Mall Steamship Company.
Rvsry tn ~. from Pier No. North river.
MoRRO CASTLE Adans. rhursday, May %
EAGLE, Greene. fhursday, june
COLUMBIA. Barton Thursday. juno Ia
'" ss" 0EO 3 HARRISON Presidenl
No. Bowling Green, N. r.
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AMUsEMENTs.

AMUsEMENTs.
n RAND NATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
LADIES' SOCIETY
IN AID OF THE SUFFERING AND DESTITUTE
POOR OF THE SOUTH.
WILL TAKE PLACE IN WASHINGTON. D. c..
AUGUST l, 1867.
Tho Ladies' Society in Aid OF the Suffering ana Destitute
% me south would respectfully and earnestly call the
treas and fearful suffering prevailing in the S6uhern
Statcs Letters daily the South he
e: o. and I'M
tua want famine and starvation their neigh
borhood The following few extracts from the very many
cety are respectfully referred TOT
HEADQUARTERS. First MILITARY DIvsIos,p
RICHMOND, Va. May ii, 1867.
M DKAR MADAn-I shall be too glad II anything say
win aid the society In is noble work.
the people Of the South have suffered many still
fering almost to the limit Of endurance
OF and subsequent failure of crops They making
every possible to revive their branches OF
industry and become self supporting The liberal
great amount Of DISTRESS and will no doubt be suncen, 10
place the Of the South beyond further suffering
food. The Of almost universal de-
sire Ssls the sSrh for sssy sssa ssnSn
sympahies Of the Northern people, while nothing could do
moro foster and the growth Of healthy sen
ment 10 the South than the generous aid which In the
mission OF your society 70 invoke
encerey hope the noble efforts OF the society may result
In the most abundant success dear madam very
-SSf-'' - j. M SCHOFrELD. Major General
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4 MoRrGAGRE sALE-H COOLEY, AUCTioNEER,
"a VIM SELL THIS DAY. ri 10 A. NJ, by virtue Of chat
- morrare the entire Stock, Fixtures Good VIII OF
se nne Grocery and Liquor store known a. John D. Am
ana Third between ly3th and l39th sroets
Yott Haven four blocks from Harlem brdge:-Teas Cof
70 soaps Sugars, Candies Starch Spices and general
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4 uorioN sAI.E-ERNEsf ROTH, AUcTIoNEER.-
Positive and perempory sale Of magnificent Household
y1nisurs eseaat rosswcod rianofo.ts eo:s go wcrs
On, without reserve THIS uIondayl MORNING.; Nay
nsoS place Eighth street between ffth and sixth
usa consisting Ok rosewood Pianofore two beautiful Par
r SUITE covered French satin crimson and maroon,
nson and gold brocate marble top Tables Easeres Cur
stands, Spring and Hair Mattresses Bolsters Pilcws
Lounges and Chairs In harcloth and reps Glass
China and silverware, Cutlery a. NB-ken,ble men u
attendance 70 cart PACK ana snip g9oos ior purcnsse
reasonable charge Deposit required
- ". CAMPBELL AUCTIoNEER, SELLS. THIS
"A. DAY Ii O'Clock At los West Broadway. Lease and
ntire Fixtures Of that nice little cigar store Consplcuous
BUSINESS location; moderate rent.
4 ucTroN SALE OF FURNITURE, AT. NO. 60 Sc
"A oond plscs, Brooklyn.-By COLE MURPHY-On
fUESDAY lO< O'Clock, rosewood Paror Suits painted
Chamber Suits oak Buffet Extension Table and Chairs,
Isfnesrators, Brussels and Ingram Carpets, &c
4 UcrToN sALE-rHE ENTIRE STOCK OF HOUSE.
"A hold Furniture Of family about 70 give up housekeep
consisting Parlor and Chamber Sets Mirrors, Ward
oSe Gard Tables Engraviugs Carpets Olcohs sdeboard
Extsnson Tables Kitchen Furniture and Utensils win
- cod at auction 80 Bowery TUESDAY, May % ~
n A. NJ, without B. VI. sE1xAs, Auctioneer.
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WIN. WRITER'S, AUCTIONEER-SELLS THIS DAY.
o'clock at ~ Canal three nne Parlor Suits
large Pier Glasses, Nante Brocate Cur
Alna Cent? Dining and Tee Tables Hat Stands hall and
for parors black walnut and cnameed Chamber
6uts ne Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Sheets Spreada
RxtsnsCn Table OAK Chairs China 0lass and slverwar
ether Carpets with everything for housekeeping Pvmp-
ton Bsdtead Desks Bookcase Goods packed and shpped
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p ENRY D. MINER, AucrIoNRER, sALEsRooN 81

~ ENRY d. MINER, AUCTIONEEK, sALESROON 81
IL Nassau street, opposite Post ONCE.
MINER SOMERVILLE viii sell ut auction,
On TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
NAY g. 70 and So at salcsroom, 81 Nassau street.
Opposite the Post onlce, IT II o'clock A. NJ,
each day,
Great Closing sale Of CarTara Marble Statuary.
Columns and Pedestals, Mosaic Tables,
Alabaster Ornaments TO-, &C.,
Lately imported from Itaiy
By q. b. Pxndolnni Co..
The collection comprises about thirty Figures Groups and
Busts OF SAtuary CararR Marble representing classical
historical subjects, namey:-Fora Venus and Cupid
Summer Spring Mercury, Love. Bust Of Madonna do OF
q Florence Carara and other cities in Italy PEDESTAL
Vases OF different suitable sizes decoration OF
parlos library inches &C. &C. abaster Statuetes Gard
cles Of real merit and beauty.
This collection will be positively Sold the
going 70 Europe. On exhibition Monday, May "a, with
descriptive catalogue
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~ PRIVATE sALE-AT MINER 4 SoMERvILLR's
a auction stables ia East thirteenth street. between
kid Fourth avenues Of tho finest Of Mares
0ste1snl fc slooded ever offered guaranteed IN every
xvsy pssoa Interested In horses Is nvtsd V ea and see
- Also 46 sesass
= xneish prS. and English Dog Cart, both nearly
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GRAND NATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
WILL TAKE PLACE IN WASHINGTON, D. O.,

IN AID OF THE SUFFERING AND DESTITUTE
POOR OF THE SOUTH
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-28
NUMBER 4r

tiful than that Of Anthony's Nose. or of
West Point-no mountains here so grand
aa the Catskill. Nor are these legends
any more pleasing than those Of Sleepy
Hollow, of Rip Van Winklc and IchabOd
Crane. and letter, far better than Rhine.
land, or any otllcr land in the woila 10
our own 'dear native land p
CARLETON.
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VOLUME Z.
GampiIge AewsAealer:
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AT AYDY PARK, LAMoILLE COUNTY, VT.

Ratsa 81 Advertising.
eolumR year. SIS; mos. $50; mos: $50
month Sl5. ....
i-3coluna year, $50; 6 mos. $50; mos. $50
month $40.
IL colunn year. s25; s mos, Sl5; mos. $40
8 month T.50. A
LIS coluun year, SIS; mos: $40; 3 mos. 1T.
40: | soNth, So
legsl notices, eta per line, for one. two, or
itee ins,rtions.
Yobsts and commissioners notices 50, 80 each.
~ Ii.rriages lad deaths inserted free. obit-
h Hles, incl. iirs seetry, Ave cents per llhe In
IN iyAAss ....
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Eyyr II. II KENFIELD. Attorney at law and
VI Solicitor in ChaDcery also General lnsur-
Ennce Agent, Iyde Park, Vt.
n Fire, Life, Accident, Life and Accident COM
bned and Live Stock Insurance effected in tho
Oldest, largest an most reliable Insurance Com
pauis, in the UniJed states Z1l7
&JN h. SAWYER, attorney at law and solicitor
II. IN ch incery, Hyde Park, Vt.-Agent Tor
&tlr prosec ltion of all claims against the U. S.
Il, ,vcrnment. Office in Newsdeaer building. Il
*DRIGuAM Il WATERMAN, attorneys at law,
Il ID und so citors in Chancery, Hyde Park, Vt.
#Psrticuar attention given to the collection OF
III claims ,ainst the Government, widows in
avid, and sther pensions, bOunties, back pay,
A., WALDO bRIuHRN, GEO. l.. WATERMAN. As
#UENDEt Il LEWIS, attorneys and COUNSEL
Ill l0rs at ,aw and solicitors in Chancery, Nor
81, /, vile, " OfiCe in Masonic building.
ID Capt. Lewis will give prompt attention to the
#iro wcution Of claims against the government.
lie would also say that he has received the ap-
Hko ntment Of second register OF probate ior the
#aitrict Of Clmoiile
n #DOWERS I CiEED, attorneys at law and so.
i licitor4 q Chanccry, Morrisyille,Vt. (OlIice
ztmm,rIy occupied by Hon. 4. Gleed.) II. II. row
Eas, r. X. ChBED.
#il b. HEATH, attorney and counsellor at
Nj. law, and solicitor in Chancery also ii
#.cnSel WAR Claim AZ at, johnson, Vt. Office,
H. ant rooms, second story, over h. b. Merriam t
sEore
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LETTER FROM "cARLgroN."
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lFrdih the Boston Journal
THE METHODIST CDNFERENCE OF
GREAT URITAlN, #... -.r.a

A MODERN MARVEL. EsoS1s ais
5 --a s&g 80 nI safsw
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EusiNtss Garls.


3solels.
MERlCAN HOUSE, Hydepark vermont
I'M. |. Ncsrith proprietor. 80
Hr>DE2 POND HOUSE, Eden Mills. VT. Il. I.
!, ,s1 MARTIN, Proprietor. (l"lely Eden House
A Ny D. handali.
~ ATERBURY Hotel, Waterbury, Vt. N. p.
" Keolcr proprietor New house and new
karsturs. ..
HOUSE, Morrlsville, vt, A.
Sk ". Spaalding, proprietor. The proprietor
hspes 70 be able to make the traveller lee at
home. IA
8IRASB JRGn HOUSE. lrasburgh, Vt, by H..
IL Edgert0nSta leayet his house daily Tor al
hallway ssattyus Horses and carriages to let SO
byVUBRELl.'S HOTEL, WolcOtt, Vt, Justus
I'LL HutLell. proprietor, on the stage road to
Elrasburg. Conveyance to aay part OF the coun-
X On snort notice. "a
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-01
The Evening before the Wedding.

'Ill tell YOU continued her aunt to Lou
lisa, 'two things which | have fully proved.
The first will go far towards preventing the
possibility of any discord after marriage the
second the best and surest preservative of
feminine character"
Tell me" said Louisa, anxiously.
"The first is this Demand of your bride
groom, as soon as the marriage ceremony is
over, solemn vow, and promise yourself,
never, even in jest, to dispute or express any
disagreement. tell you never for what
begins in mere bantering viii end in serious
earnest. Avoid expressing any irritation at
one anothers words. Mutual forbearance is
the one great secret of domestic happiness.
If you have erred, confess it freely, even if
confession costs you some tears. Far
Their, promise faithfully and solemnly never,
upon any pretext or excuse, to have any Sc
crets or concealments from each other, but
to keep your private affairs from father,
mother, brother, sister and the world. Let
them be known only to each other and your
God. Remember that any third person adj
| mitted into your confidence becomes party
to stand between you, and will naturally side
with one or the other. Promise to avoid
this, and renew the VOW upon every tempta-
| ton. 1t viii preserve that perfect confidence,
| that union, which will indeed make YOU as
one. o, If the newly married would but
practice this spring OF connubial peace, how
many unions would be happy which are now
miserable. "-Knickerbocker.
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Warehouse Sale.

THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES WILL BE
i sold at public auction at my warehouse, on the
Levee, in Rock Island, on SATURDAY, March
9th, 1857, (sale to commence at o'clock p. M
10 paw charges, unless sooner called for:
d. l.. Reader, 6 one handled revolving rakes.
D. Warren, IL bundles shingles.
J. G. Morgan, II wagon tongues.
J. Hard, one box.
Hazen & Co., 80 wagon axels.
C. l.. Stevens, one fan.
T. W. London, one box household goods.
E. Guyne Co., one machine
Miss l.. Wright, one box and one bundle.
ID. p. Berry, one tyre shrinker.
Mrs. Carlton, one cupboard, two pieces.)
G. Lyman, one horse hoe.
Owner, one walking cultivator.
Schriber d E., one package files.
d. j. Jordan, l book case and l chair frame.
c. Campbell, one box.
Owner, three plows.
Fisher, Weiland & Co., 2 reapers and mowers.
Geo. SCHNEIDER, one box.
Owner, one soda fountain.
P. Peters, nine revolving rakes.
]. johnson, one fan mill.
Harkins & Co., three corn shelters.
S. Peterson, one sulky cultivator.
American Match Company, fifty boxes.
E. X. Anderson one roller buggy.
Various, IS boxes garden seeds.
do eight sickles.
do one dray harness.
do lot Falvey reaper repairs.
do lot Beloit q
= L. ]. Wicker, two boxes.
d. Mcintyre, one box merchandise.
L. Mason, one barrel and one keg
GEO. w. d. HARRIS,
Successor to ]. II. Langley & Co.
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