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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A BRIEF HISTORY OF AN
AGRICULTURAL WONDER -,
BEING THE
" NORW AY OATS !"

In the Spring of 1864, Mfr. d. w Isamsde of WASH
ineton, VI, had an oat handed him which had been
taken from package of which came from The g.
rcuite raj Bureau at Washington d. e. TINS clear and
remarkably large attracted the attention of Mr..
Ramsde that he planted in his gafden for
Its termination of numerous stalks the SURPRISING growth
and size OF them lis ability to ripen the com
mon Oat its truly wonderful yied-21So Oats II being
from four six times that of the common Oat-ald tile
quality and weight being far superior 10 known Oat
they were carefully preserved by MIR. Ram dell tor fur
experiment. After dsposng 745 these
The Agricultural Bureau, and OF his friends he
in the Spring OF 1865, sowed II 100 less than
square rod ot ground the remaining 2040 grains
Again their growth, and still more wonderful and
almost incredible yields bushels and quart of har
vested oats-were surprise 10 al who saw them, and
endere more certain their great superiority ovr other
Oats. BY this time this REMARKABLE OAT," as
It was then called found its way into our public jour
as, and hundreds hundreds OF orders-even for
small numbers of these Oats, almost at prcecame
from all asses OF people, from most OF the New Eng
land aud Western Sta Many of these small orders
ments with these Oats in different oca les, and the
larger Of them sowed broadcast, and planted in
drills upon just fair quality OF SOIL by Mir RaDsdei
Tor other than the y wise and benevolent purpose
thoroughly aud severely testing this New Dat here
this country the and benefit Of enterprsIng
farmeis well as all other Classes OF our people The
1861 Mr. Ramsdel sowed fourteen those
suit of this experiment ON large scale has satisfied hun
than that the Norway Oats are far superior
. anything OF kind before raised in this
country And what has been his experience has also
been of person who has raised them, he hav
ing furnished many with a small quantity each
Mr.. ktnsdeii prepared 10 these Oats TO
all desiring them az A. cents pint 10 cents quart
s3 per peek; 80 halfbushei $40 per b;shel; ana
II than 10 bushels person. All buying
these Oats will find II ing investment, in every
of The word All orders viii be promptly filled,
Mr. Rsmsdeu referring To Hon. BurnsW Martin, Ex
Governor Vermont L. c. Hinc kley Esq,
County Clerk fer the County OF Orange Rufus H. Hyd
Esd. al OF Chelsea or any other citizen OF me section
which resides his reliability and xIhlune-s
fulfilling contracts All eorrespol dcnce and orders
should be addTes ed
u. w. RAASDELI, Chelsea v
P :. All ordering will confer favor by acknowl
edgng their receipt, and stating what pzper they
the sdveI H. FiSwi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04
Read the follow n from the Hartford CoYr ant ::
WONDERFUL CURES.

SlMsBCRT, Nay IVth' Iclo
Editor HIr. ford C0arGRt Permit through the
columns of your valuable paper relate Incident
that has transpired in town Of late winch uEilke
many others Gated considerable furCfe Cf excite
renf. Nv wife has been invalid for The past i've
aud able to do work and exceedingly nerN
~ little boy had also been confined TO his bed
nd room for more than year, by paralysis OF ms
and limbs that he could not feed himself put
on his clothes, have his finger nails cut. !
read advers of DR.. Tram in your paper ar
induced try him. which trial has proved per
fecty satisfactory The doctor out to my house
weeks to-day. AMI in the short space OF one
hour he had wife and 10y beth and dr. ssed, and
able their hands and limits apparently well as
ever My wife is well she has been for the
pass eight years, and my little hoy IS as brisk as
cricke and able to his hands and feet well as
ANY boy his All that to be wanting Is
httie flesh his wIthefed ands. and he - all
sht. Should any doubt the truthfun Of this
they the boy who IS stoppi. & at the 81
John Ho you city, and able speak for hlr1sef
While town he treated some fifteen case, and
many were cured besides The shove named, and all
more O: less benefited. Truly yours,
MOSES ST. JOHN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04
Wonderful Cures.
WEST BRArrLgBoRo, Vt, Jan. 2, ls65


DR URANN.-Dear Sir One year ago was al
most hepe sufferer from spinal disease, which had
so entirely prostrated my nervous system that
unable leave my room, could bear noise and but
very little light without fTsat plip.
Ny strength was rapidly failing, and for months |
sd not been abb, to any except those who
the of me.
At time q notice of your Brattleboro ap-
peared, and, all means land for my had
been used without any relief my friends Immediately
consulted yon to ascertain your mode OF treatment.
At their request consented to place myself under
your care. though without any hope of benefit from
such since the regular of treatment had
failed 10 effect anything for me-
The result exceeded the expectations OF the most
ssnguine. After Treatment was able to take my
meals with family, sleep well a night and ride and
walk daily
From that time, by closely and perseverengly fol-
lowing directions, recovery has been rapid
and constant as TO astonish every ono who knew nv
condition 1t is with greatest plea that take this
of recommending o the sick and suffering
where the means which have 50 bene fc al
to me- would respectfully urge all afflicted as l eas
your services Without delay
FANNY NJ WARRINER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04

MoRkrowS, VT. Feb, Is 1855
Dr.. URANk-Dear Sir Hoping that this may meet
the eye Of similarly al cted, feel it pleas
we'll duty to relate the circumstances of my
wonderful restoration to health Previous to meeting
you had been for nearly four years col fined TO
bed with spinal disease Hnabld to walk stand
upon feet l could sit up but few minutes AT 8
time. had many thi ngs e commended 10 me which
tried and had several dere ply sieian but did not
eneft from them. Seeing your advertise
ment in the paper, friends, more to CRAFTY Than
from any hope Of your helping me, engaged you to
You 25th OF March, 1864 i'm
magine the surprise and delight of myself and friends
in short time after you came able to walk about
the house lea ming your You about half
past two in the afternoon before night 3blet
walk the room aloue I did net you after
that day, but continued to improve that in short
time was able to walk mile . nd half without n
jurng me- am quite we'll, and with the blessing
God feel that 10 entirely due TO Hoping that
you may continue make glad the hearts many by
their restoration to health remain very gratefully
your flsnd.
FANNIE C. DAVIS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04
Annual Meeting, Village of MOntpel
ier. December 2. 1867.
-Moderator-J. c. Emery.

h0derdf0f-a- = Emery-
ClerF-A- j. Howe
BaihGs-L B. Huntington, Joel Foster,
Jr.' {. Y " Hard, CALVIN Robinson, A. C.
Brown
ftre- fa'deHs-oamuei Wells, j. W
brock, Henry Barnes Joel Foster Jr-'
-iieF-eS heec.
Co@'e'toT-i''oer' llarSlh-
Treasurer W Scott
\ tax Of thirty cents on the dollar was
voted, To be PAID before the fifteenth OF FEB
ruary next
The report ct the ballItfs showed that they
h1d drawn orders Ter the past year amount
ing to S5,503 r.
Inc Indebtedness Of the village, pee J.
I9o'- was S1'29o -. Inc grand list OF the
- ,r;tto,,+ 4;soon,+s ~ aha+o
,ncn,s :, a 45o a.
4HE "" SCHOOL At NORWICH hal
the pleasure Of being present at tte dedicl-
'on " i'ie by 'ii' mn
III We have already made mention of this
school. IL : now organized body. acting
rr4,r !, charter Granted bv the last Ieris
1,+,,-. r-is+, occ,rr +be o1d Nor,,;eh III
-.-.;,,- hr;r.I;n,s Tho hnild;rc. boworo.
- .L7u.t,I,- uae+4ad e. ~
ri the school The dedicatory exercises were
well attended by the people OF Norwich.
President smith and Prof. Quimbv. of Dart
mouth College. were present, and with Rev
DR.. Clement. Of Norwich, Rev Mr. Gilbert,
one DC the principals, Rev Mr.. Sewall, one
of the trustees Of the institution. and the
writer 81 this paragraph TOOK par' IN the
exercises 81 tie evening ana the cholr gave
the audience some excellent music Rev.
Mr. Gilbert looks very hopefully at the pros
Peet ot the school, and expect IS TO make II
successful and permanent institution
THE Yr7uoxr STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
viii hold its annual meeting on Wednesday
The 18th irst. 4 full notice Of the place to
HI fixed ~ the Executive committee, and the
programme for the meeting will be given
next week
c r-.,. rouaou+ aoo 81.
,-.Ir.-1II.,1 IT,. l1I-aIaa1Ia--> -. :
stead Of Thursday evening. as we announced
last week The attendance, we Judge from
III. sale Of tickets already. will be equal to
the capacity Of the Hall.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04
WONDERFUL. CURES.
ELLSWORTH, Oct. tth, 1867.
To the MachiQs Repabican =

ELLSWORTH, Oct. 9Th, 1867.
To the MachiQs Republican :
Gents AS DIR. URANN, of Boston, is
about visiting your place, and a stranger in
these parts, know very well, like most ply
sicians trarehng, he will be hooked upon with
suspicion, particularly as his cures look mi
raculous | read his certificates myself with
some distrust, but as | could get help no
other way, as l had tried every ~ay and
means in my power | resolved to try him, |
had been obliged to walk n crutches fer one
year, and for nine months was not able to
put my foot to the floor. My spine and arm
was also so lame nearly to disable me. |
could not dress or undress myself or get on
or off the bed without help. lie treated my
case last Friday morning and in less than an
hour after, | was able to walk home a dis
lance of nearly half an mile, up h'H, without
them, and have b en- gaining ever since. |
write this for publication, hoping that others
who are suffering may by knowing my case.
improve the opportunity offered them by this
visit of DR.. URANN to Machias.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04
Guardians Notice.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
WAsHISGToS DIsrgIcr- S.. at Montpelier. within and
for said District, the 18Th day of November, A. D.
1867.
~ ILMAN HUNTEEY- guardian of Frederick E.
VI Nash, of Duxbury, said district. makes appN-
cation to said Court license sell the following
described real of his said ward to wit: piece
CT lard containing about and one-f fourth acres
to said minor from the estate OF Henry n Nash,
late OF said Duxbury deceased representing that the
sale hereof for the purpose of put ting the
OF such sale interest inves lngne in stocks
real estate, would be oenefciaito sal ward
Whereupon, 1t is ordered by said Court, that said
application be referred session thereof to be held
the Probate Office in said Montpelier the 10Th
day of December A D. 1867, for hearing and decision
thereon and it is fur Their ordered that all persons
interested be notified hereof BY publication of notice
of said application and order thereon. tnree weeks
SUCCESSFULLY the Green Mountain Freeman, printed
Montpelier, before said hearing that they
may appear said time and place, and, ii they
cause. Obi act thereto. By the Court,
T47w3 Attest R. MERRILL. Judge,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04
ADDISON COUNTY.

Michael Kelly, - years ofage, was drowned
while skating IN Vergennes Wednesday, last
week.
Mrs Comaford Of Orwell had fight with
a hen hawk for the possession of chicken
for Thanksgiving. The lady shot the hawk
and won the prize
Albert II. Flint of Hancock, who took
lodgings at a hotel in Boston last week,
strolIed about to see the sights of the city,
and in place Of public exhibition was OBJ
served BY some OF the frequenters of the
show and at about midnight was knocked
down near his hotel by several persons and
robbed Of a watch and bank bills, all of the
value Of $50
Mr. Dean Of Cornwall recently sold year
ling merino buck for 81 900.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Sevmor d. HARDWOOD of Rupert, boy of IA
years, during the past four seasons, with the
aid Of dog and gun, has caught 937 wood
chuc&s.
While Aaron FarnIlam and Thomas Conley
were at work in grist mill in Arlington, on
Saturday 10th ult. one of the grinding
stones burst, scattering fragments in all di-
rections, and injured Mr., Farnham that
he died in six hours after. Mr.. Conley was
also considerably injured.
THE Losr BoSDs.-Richard Willard, of
Sutton, who recently emptied a straw bed
containing $500 in government bonds into
his pig pen, has applied to the treasurer of
the United States TO have the loss made up
70 him. Before depositing the bonds in the
bed he took the precaution to write down the
description and numbers, that he could
describe them in case of destruction or rob
berry
One Of the Oldest residents of Danvlle has
deceased, namely, Mrs. Susannah Greenbank,
aged ninety-two years. She was born in
Yorkshire. England, Sept. 16, 1777, and
came to this country in 1896, and has since
resided in Massachusetts, and Vermont. When
girl in England she heard Rev. John Yves
ley preach. She was the mother of Benja-
min Greenbank, ESQ.,, of Danville, and has
two or three other sons living, two OF whom,
we believe, are enterprising and well known
manufacturers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04

Grain Going south anS East
Leave Montpelier at so, 80 NJ. and TO- 03
Mail Train leaves ST. Adams at 5.l5 m, and con
meets at Burlington with Rutland Road, White River
Junction and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston,
Worcester, Springfield, and with trains Passumpsc
r. R., arrives at New York at 10. As P. N.
DAY ExPRR.s leaves Montreal at $50 A n, ST. Johns
10 90 M Ogdensburgh at $50 NJ, Rouses Point
10, As fer Boston, &c, arriving in Boston via
Lowell at 1890
NIGHT EKPREss leaves Ogdensburgh ll,30 A. n.
Montreal at 80 P. Rouse's Point at 40 r. St.
Johns at $50 arriving Boston $40 NJ,
Meeting Bellows Falls with Cheshire Road for Boston
and Worcester, and with Vermont Valley R. R. for
Trains Going North and West
Leave Montpelier at 2, 40 Is A. NJ, 3 23
and 40 P. NJ.
DAY Express Train leave. Boston via Lowell 500
NJ, for Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston via Lowell, 90 NJ via
Lawrence and Filchburg 80 NJ, Spring ied at As
TRAIr leaves Mortified at 500 A. n.
Burlington Rutland st. Adams, Rouse's Point, Og
densburgh.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at 10, 90
NJ. receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. R.,
leaving New York at II Is NJ, and from Cheshire r.
r., leaving Boston 80 connecting at White Ry
junction with train leaving Boston 800 for Bur
Iingon, Ruuse's Point Montreal and Oedensburgh con-
Meeting with CT rand Trunk trains for the West.
Sleeping attached 10 both the night express
trains running between st. Adams and Boston and st
Abans and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and Thu " est a,
the principal stations.
6. MERRILL, supt.
hans nar
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04
Nj CARRIAGES

In Mortified, Nov. -, BY Rev ]. GIN. Mr.. DUDLEY
c. NICHOLS and Mss ELLEN NJ. WILEY, ali Of
Northheld.
By the same. Nov. -, Mr.. J. WILBUR ATHERToN
OF Canaan, n. H., and Miss LUCRETiA c. FOSTER,
of Mortified.
IN Waterbury. Nov. -, by Rev. II. ". worth.n, Mr.
GEO. J. WHEELER, OF Mortonsbur2, Iowa, ami Miss
JULIA f. CARPENTER, Of Waterbury
Also Nov.I5, by the same, Mr.. ALBERT l.. STE ARMS
of Rockingham, and Mss JOSIE n. LOOMS OF Brook
field.
and Miss BETSEY NJ. JOSLYN, both Of Waterbury
In Colchester, Nov. Il, by Rev. J. Chase Mr.. P LO
Rem PARMELEE and Mrs. CAIISTA NJ. CHASE, all
ufzDolchester.
In Warren, Nov e, b. Rev. J. Boyce, Nj. r. c. PER
KIN5 and Mrs. MARY L. EDGERT0N, both of Wal
In Barre, Nov. 81, BY Rev. l.. Hill, MIR. AFRO E.
NICHOLS and Mss EMILY a. GUNNISON both Of
Barre.
In Berlin, Nov. 81. by Rev J F. Stone, assisted
by Rev E. 1 Carpenter. JOHN NJ. STONE Of Cabot
and Miss HATTIE :. kIMBALL Ct West Berlin.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04
BLANKS BLANKS =.

We are just commencing to print, and intend 10
keep constantly for sale, the best assortment 81
Blanks for Lawyers, Town and County Clerks,
Judges Of Probate and business generally, to
ne found in this section, and shall sell them, at
wholesale retail, low prices. Persons desirin
any description Blanks in quantities can have them
printed 10 order, 1t the FREEMAN Steam Print
ing Establishment, and al figure that Will give
tive -tti-fssct0H and those wishing Blanks for
can, al the FEEEsfsS BooKsroRE, be supplied at
prices that VIII leave an ample margin for profits
when they are filed out.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04
Wonderful Cures.

WATERBURY VT Feb l9;h, 1865
DE-. URASS-Dear 1 for long tin
troubled with Scatic4, six weeks suffered intole
rabIe pain [ all the dies offered, well
physicians, of n o heard Of your success
i treating diseases. Wuh sreat difficulty went TO
your office. With help OF two men got up sisirs
After on4 treatment could go up stairs well as
ever; and after six months. entirely Wi,
and fee inconvenience whatever. Can walk IND
get about a we'll before / taken. Ii any are
athlete in the way, would mend them 10
try your tire atment and know for the mseIves.
With much respect
yours respec. fIlly,
" EII.S.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04
10. PRINTING.

Will our friends do the favor To bear in
mind that we have of the largest and best ap-
pointed Book and Job Printing Establishments in
the state, and always in readiness to do any kind
Of job Printing, from the smallest address card
to the mammoth poster" or most voluminous
book. short notice, and at living prices Our ia
cies are zuc that confidently solicit the favors
~ cur friends desiring anything in l'ne of bust
ness and guarantee them entire satisfaction
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04
CIt FREEMAN,
MONTPELIER, VI:
WEDNESDAY, DEC. +, 1867.

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly val
liable Tor its news from all parts of Vermont, and
friends different parts of the State, especially
in Washington, Orange and Lamoille Counties, Will
confer great favor upon us and readers by
ling Us local intelligence Give the facts and
We viii arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04
DIRECTORS.

This is the only Life Insurance Company
chartered by the State of Vermont-is managed by
of this State LIBERAL and protect the policy
holder more fully than those of any other State. In
insured, fifty years of age when insured
entitled to Paid-up Policy for least the
Paid-up policy be payable when the original policy
would have been if continued in force.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04
WONDERFUL CURES.

This is to certify that lame for more than three
ears nd OBJ iged had three
different physicians, and had been before tie
, ermont Medical Society, and received no help from
either. | called DR.. Urann, while he Rut-
land and after q of about fifteen minutes,
walked of without my cane, and can walk of frs;
SAMUEL hlNSLbA
Rutland, Oct 10th, 1863.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04
GRACE's cELEBRATED sALvE

cures IN very short time
Cuts Burns, Scalds Wounds. Bruises, Sprans Erysip
elias, alt Rheum, Ringworn. ChspFed
Hands, Boil-, Frozen Limbs
Feions, Chilblains, &c.
IL 10 prompt 81 action, removes pain once and
duoes the most angry looking swellings and infanma
tons, as If by magIc-thus afording relief and 4
pete
SETH w. FOWLE son, Boston Proprietors.
Sod by all Druggists, and all country
Mxr49ml
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04
1oIIs.

Like the volcano, Bois give issue the foul and Ter,
the deep interior. 10 remove the cause OF
such suffering il is only necessary vtszs the Blood by
supplying it with It's Life Element. IRoS.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
protected solution Of the Protoxde OF IroB)
this effectuay, and give strength, and life
the who'e
Extract of Letter from Rev Richard s. Eies of Bolton
Mass
"FUT was su ffc from Buiis that life be
through frequent peTsste
hack. During It's progress large pieces decomposed
hesh every day TWO away, and the prosira
ton and general dstuTba OF the system
BE ore had recovered from This attack smaller
buncles broke out higheru and again threatened
with recurrence of the suffenngs which had
long been subjected. Il at this time that com
menced taking the PERUVIAN SYRUP. continued
ing uni had used five bottles then have
had nothing Of the kiud. For years Of the
sufferers Other medicines partial and
temporary relief, but tins remarkable remedy, with
kind and iniutve directly the of he
evil, and did lis work with thorou ghness worthy of
It's established character
A 81 page pamphlet free. The genuine has ''Pe
ruvian syrup blown in the glass
j. DINSAORE, Proprietor,
80 Dey Street, New York.
-yf HfT
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&c B>GT.Ev, lc
W. G. FERRIS, I rs
Montpslie-, New. a5 A D., 1867 F;sw3


THIS SURSCR B ERS having heen appointed hy The
L Honorable Probate Court for the District or Ran
doph Com missioner to re eIve exa9Ine and aoj st
all claims and demands OF all p r=ons, against the
of Warren l.. cone. late OF Randolph said
District deceased represented iEsolyen. the
the 18Th dav of oct 1867 being al
lowed by said Court he creditors OF sail decee sed
exhibit and prove their respective claims Def
Give notice that will attic d of
pointmenr at the dwelling house of Emily Cone in
Rando phi. in said district, The first Saturday of
January and April next al O'Clock in the fore
zach of said days
SPRAGUE ARNOLD, c
JOHN BU-WELs4, "
RsH doiph Nov. I9. A. n. 1867 F4SE3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04
CrOyyeEi Matthew'S Estate.

WASHINGTON DrsrRIcr 50. / at Montpelier said
District, on the oh day of Novsmb r, A d. 1867
JONATHAN ii. ii aSTlSGS, administrator OF The es-
~ Crowei Matthews late of aitseld, IN said
District deceased his airnsi alton account
for examination and aowa and makes apollo alton
decree of distribution and partiti d the estate
sail deceased: Whereupor, 1t is ordered by SAL
Court that said account and said application s- referred
10 a session Of said Court be held the Probate
Office Montpelier, he 18th day of December
A ID. 1867, for hearing and decision thereon, and
further notice hereof Be given to all
persons interested publication of the three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in tue Green Mountain Free an =
newspaper published Montpelier, preVouts TO said
time agpon ed for hearing. THAI they may appear a.
said place, and slow If they may
have why sal h1ud not be allowed and such
decree MADE. Nv the Court.
MERRILL. Irdra-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
vi U&ECA L..


SINGING CLASS will he commenced AT The VILLAGE
"A Hail. on SATURDAY. evening, Dec. at c / . O'Clock,
the direction of Mr. +. &. Smith, Of this place.
continue during twelve lessons. tie VIII commence
rudiments. Terms 81 II lessons. Iidesired
close the class will be continued another
II essons.
Ticket. 10 be had at Wiider's M-sio Store.
&c. SMITH
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