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Women by the score f.ll victims to maladics pc-
culiar to their sex, many of whom might he
saved from lives Of wrotchedness and premature
graves by applying IN time to Dr. W. Tho reni-
manufactured exclusively by him from his own
Medical Laboratory and arc always pure in
quality and specific in effect. Dr. W, diagnoses
bic test OF disease never falling to discover Its
nature, locality and durability, thus enabling
him to employ
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iGuIREz favors Reputation high prices

Quick Tarr.--Tlle steamer 'Elcctor," Peo.
pies Line, Capt. Phillips. recently made the
run from Pittsburg to Brownsville, landing
sixteen times, in six hours and fourteen
minutes.
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ouu cntcrprising and oblising young friend
Frank McGursan. has just received second
Fall arrival of Dr.ss and Fancy G ,ods for
Ladies and gentlemen. ,t
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W. shall be obliged to those of our town
patrons who are supplied by carrier Ii they
will inform us OF papers missed, having chang
ed carriers Of l4.e.
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GIVE HIS MEDICINES A TRIAL.

His principal agents arc selected entirely from
the Vegetable Kingdom, and these are so com
hinet ns 10 caualize tho vital forces Of the body
and thereby restore 1t to perfect health. The
Doctor has beon especially successful In tho
treatment of all .. ....t
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TaE Fayctte County Poor House barn was
burned on Wednesday night of last week. 1t
Is supposed to have been set on hrc By an
incepdiay. l fr
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REv. EssLEr, elder of NJ. E. Church, preach
ed here last week, and to different other coz
grega,ions in the COUNTY.
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RUSSIAN AMERICA has been FORM
ally transferred to the United States,
the ceremonies having taken place at
New Archangel on October Sth.
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ALWAYS or HASn,-laaked Coal, at the
Ten Mile Coal Works. Sayers Bros.
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'TmE L,rHsr Cur For stie at n. Clark, e
'Son's, the ''l'lack Crook handkerchief To
see l. to ,,uy.
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The weather still continues to be perfectly
lovely We have had regular old fashion.
ed, hazy, Indian Summer.
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Day Co,L.-At all times, at the Ten Mile
Coal Works, SayeIs Bros.
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MAsrER Coker, tAe c-devant boy soprano,
commenced his public career by singing burnt
cork ballads in Wood's troupe Of negro min
strels In New York. .a'.s fs'.46ri
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PITTSRTRGiI MARKETS.

..n.. MONDAY, Nov. 25, 1867.
The markets have been very dull during tho
past week. Tho strlngency in money matters
tends very m Itcrially towards restricting busi-
ness.
| We quote rs follows, which are the wholesale
store Prices, unless otherwise n9toi:
l.R AIN ANN Ell NI'R
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sOuR stSocts are thronged with farmers
wagons apd our merchants seem to be reap
ing rich harvest -.
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E0 AL NO TlCE,

Letters Of admlnistratim upon tho s.,ase Of
George Lightner, late of Morris tn. SreT- nav.
Ing been granted To- the uirleryixpissl n0ticp IA
hereby given tq all pessn. hslcbtexi to said
estate 70 make immediate payment, and tlo.s
having claims agniust tho s;.IIe to prosenf thrr,
properly authenticated tr ycttlcmant. "
HENRY LIGlfrNER.
Np'ALAH LIaIffSFR
Lt sAICkl. fI0HrNrli.
iEb"ot. k:.sSutcrs.
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Coon R,,Ds.-To til } Ten Mile Coal works
along the new pike. Sayers Bros.
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M,GSoLiA WAyHR.--A delightful toilet arti-
cle--supcrior to Cologne and at halfthe price;
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WAsnINGT0S, y. G.,
April *, lS57.-Oflicc Of Internal tevenue:--IIay
ing received satisfactory evidence that the pro-
cedes OF the enterprise conducted by the WASH
ingtOn Library Company will bedevOfed to char
liable uses, permission Is hereby granted to said
Company TO coiiduct such enterprise, exempt
from all charge, whether from special Tux or
other duty. Il. A. ROLLINS, Coininissiuner.
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FsAsE McGuRoAs has deoidedly the pret-
tiest and cheapest goods ever offered In this
market since the war. r.. "
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Are all promptly and permanently cured by the
Doctors system of treatment During the past
fow years, the Doctor has registered hundreds of
cures 10 which he will be pleased to give those
references who may call upon him. He invites
all afiiicted with any form OF Chronic disease
and having iniled to obtain relief, TO
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Tho Association have oppolnted as Receivers,
Messrs. Geo. A.Cooke x Ca. p South Third
street, Philadelphia, whose we'll known integ-
rlty and business experience will he u sufficient
guarantee tina, the money entrusted 10 them
viii be promptly applied to the purpose stated.
PIrILAEELPIIIA, May n. 1867.
soro the Officers and Members Of the Washing.
ton Library Company"
Z ". S. READ, SECRETARY ha# =
Gcntlemen:-On receipt Of your f,vor Of tho IL,
inst, notifying US Of our appointment as Re-
ccivers for your Company, we took the Nberty
to submit u copy of your Charter, with q plan
Of your enterprise tO eminent legal ppahority,
and having received his favorable opinion In
regard to its legality, and sympathizing with
the benevolent object OF your AssOciation Wig,
the education and maintenance VI tho orphan
childrea Of our soldiers and sailors of the Riv.
erside Institute, We hare euneludcd to accept
the trust, and TO use our bost cfiorts to promote
so worthy an object
.f.-. = 9f-. Rospeetfully yours, Ac.,
..gc. GED. .. UOOKE.& 60.
Address all letters and iOrtiers To
GEO. A. COOKE 4 CO., BANKERS
70 Seuth Third STREET. Phils PA.
lIll-3mO. -.
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Paxsro!--The dirt has disappeared from
tue pavement and yard Of the square Now,
The stsncs down, anG action taken to keep the
trees from being uprooted by hogs and cattle,
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-. .AHsrrnso you want you will find at Gui
her'A
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WALL Papers, of Various figures, and Car
pets, at Frank McGurgan's.
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aslarkets.
WAYNEsRURG MARKET.


wAYsEspuRG, Nov. %, 1867.
Corrected Weekly for the REruBLIcAs.
PRODUCE.
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Z EGAL NOTICE.

Stewart, a Center Tp., Gfeehe eouffy R,. dec'd'
having been granted to the undersri,e ed notice I.
heroiEy gtye4 ~ sll pfrsons indcbtei 10 seid es.
having clajlps BuRinst the same viii srsse,,s
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JAMES CALL,
JOB THROCKMoRroN.
%N-o" Executor.
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lIE plcascs al and allows none to leave
without their wants sapplicd--Guihcr does.
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GuIuEn hes immense stock ofD:y Goods
on hNnl.
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GururR has the largest stock Of Goods in
he County!
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A LARGE stock of ovcrcoats and other
ready made clothing at greatly reduced prices,
at Frank McGurgan's.
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si2,oeo worth Of Goods at auihcr's, cheap
Tor Cash!
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DISEASES OF A CHRONIC NATURE

The Doctor might present volume Of ccrtin.
the most satisfactory testimOnial will be given
The public In trial of his skill. Dr. w. devotes
exclusive attention to Chronic Ailments, In
which his practice has been uniformly success
f,l cfYtctinv cures in many eases that have
baiied all other systems of treatment.
Paralysis, Rheumatism, bronchitis, Catarrah
Deafness, Diseases of tho Spine, stomach,
Heart, liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Lungs,
Female Diseases, General Debil-
itY. &c, &c, - =, -
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aa,arrisa.

NOTICES Of Marriages and Deaths inserted free
Jm all Tributes Of Respect and Obituaries charged
eight cents a line. The money must be adca~sd to
secure their Insertion.
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Hlisfsllaneuus.
-4-s7=s=---H =----
M E &c A L !.

DIR. F. wHITTLEsY, Physician for Chronic
Diseases, has v permanent ONCE III Wa Ellington,
Pen nsyi yania where he has been engaged for
the past twelve years In tho successful treatment
OF all
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Turnr's mo discount" on Guihers Goods

ALTOGETHER SEw The Ten Mile CGal
Works. Savers Bros.
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YEARS OF EXPERIENCE,

Devoted exclusively to the treatment OF chronic
Ills with his infalihle tcstsof disease to be able
tn rel eve and permnntntly cure nll those cnaes
which arc not already beyond tho reach of rem
edies.
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JOHN MUM LIS,

in waynssburs, IN. This CIfURH must supcr.
csde anything Of the kind heretofore produced.
The simpieness Of Its construction, and It's two
fold or reversed motion, that produces butler
nom three to six minutes must Induce the COM
muiity TO examine Its qualities. II saves time
any churn in existence. Mr.. MunDsll has ftiIi
power 10 sell rights for .f'eunsylvahia or New
York state as well NJ 70 furnish Churps 10 citi-
NORRIS. ULLoM 4 CO.,
xE-h. Asen'st
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Local Agents Wanted throughout tho United
StateS
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Oh !Coatlcss mortols, whcrc over youbc,
Behold these lines and see your rcmcdy
1e weary men with Gun and Collars worm
With stockings full'Of holes and badly torn,
Whose gloves are tirumblcss and ties are lost,
Come ana replace them ut little cost.
Wen Mt you ont In style from head to feet
you'll look 80 well whenc'cr you walk the
street.
JUST OPPOSITE DAYS BOOK STORE.
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Each Certificate ofstock is Accompanied with a
BEAUTIFUL STEEL PLATE ENGRAVING
SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR.

Any person sending us ONE DOLLAR, or pay.
immcdintey a Fine Sterl-fmic Engraving, At
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cato Of Stock, insuring one ppsept In the
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Torrign Ntus.


LONDON, Sept. D.
Returns Of the recent elections from all parts Of
Prussia, and from the other states Of the North
German confederation, show that the liberal can
didstes for parliament have generally been sue
cessiul, and that the liberal party will undoubtedly
have large and controlling majority during the
coming session.
The report that the government Of Denmark
has sold the Danish islands in the West Indies to
the United States is officially denied.
TORONTO, Sept 6.
A dispatch from Montreal this evening says,
Cartier elected for both houses by a majority
of $50. serious riot ensued.
NEW YoRR, Sept. 9.
HAVANA dispatches of the 9th by cable state
that Vera Cruz dates OF the first, and city Of Mexi
dates Of the 2sth ult are received, per steamer
Mersey. Maximian's body had not reached Vera
Cruz. Its mutulation is devised, Commander
Roe Of the American gunboat Tacony, by request
OF the Austrian commander, claimed Maximian's
body, and his claim given attention. Santa
Annals trial will take place soon. Costello and
other generals at Buerterao have been pardoned.
Gen Odaran has been shot. Juarez has called
for an election of President, Congressman and
Supreme Court Judges Lopez claims that the
fall Of Queretaro was the resort of treason. Or
tega's case is awaiting the action Of Congress.
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Juatchman 4 STATE Journal.
BY E.P. WALTON
MONrPELIER. SEPTEMBER II. 1867.
VERMONT ELECTION.
TIE sENArE- lsaz.s

NE NEN a i T., lobf-S.
The following is a complete list OF the Senators,
all Republicans but one
addison county Lurius E. Smith Moukton ;
John NJ. Dyer, salisbury.
bennington comiy--IIcnry c. Root, Benning-
ton; Harmon Garfield. Arlington
CGic7ont1 cnUufy-Wilham Sanborn, Pcacham
Gltes b. Billiard, 81 JoAnsbury.
thincpaeH couHty-John L. Barstow, Shell
buue; Edgar II. Lane, Jericho; f. X. Hard,
Burlington.
Esscr counfy--George n Dale, Island Pond.
Franklin cotufy-Joshua Capp, Montgomery
Victor Atwood, (dem.,) st. Adams; Henry A.
Burt. Swanton
GtaHd Isle cotmty-lIenry c., Hill, Albureh
LamoHie coUn'y-George W. Hcndeo, Morris
town
Orange c0uHfy-Burnham Martin, Chelsea
Hiram Barrett, STAFFORD
orleans soUHiy-Luther Baker, Newport; Jas.
w. Simpson, Cmitsbury
Rutland eopHty,-lra c. Allen, Farhaven; Ca
pen Leonard, Pitisford John Prout Rutland
Washington county William W Henry, Wa
terhuu Jasper II. circuit, Northfed; Charles
Dewey Montpelier
WWil1Hi coimfy-Danie Kellogg Brattleboro ;
Homer Goodhue, Westminster West
Windsor c0uHfy-F W Anderson Bethel Al
bert Brown, Springfield; VIM. Il. Walker. Lud-
low
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DEMooRAcy-Hon. John A. Bingham in a re-
cent speech in Ohio. said -
The Democratic Party! 1t surrendered when
Lee surrendered to Grant The Democratic Par
~, and no other party, organized that rebellion
which covered this land with graves and filed
this land with apprehension everywhere lest this
great experiment of republican government should
perish from the earth. II is in vain that men I'M
dertake to disguise this fact and that it is fact
accounts for the anxiety Of such men as Valandig
ham, and Pendeton, and Thurman, and Ranney,
that by-gones should be by-gones, and that the
people should forget the record of parties IN that
great conflict through which they have just passed
Let 1t then not be forgotten, my couutrymen,
that the rebellion against the Constitution aud the
Union was Democratic rebellion. The men who
organized it in the capital Of your oountry-ior
there it was organized in the Senate of the Unit
ed States, in the House of Representatives in the
Executive Department OF the Government---every
one Of whom without exception, was known and
acknowledged from end OF the Union TO the
other as the chiefs and apostles of the Democratic
party"
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VERY LATEST.


WASHINGTON, sept ~.
The rumors of cabinet changes continue, and
the arrival of Gen Banks has revived the old story
that he is to be appointed 10 the War office. Al
though the friends of the President have stated
that there will be no removals OF cabinet officers
at present. many are inclined to the opinion that
the outside pressure is SO strong that the Presi-
dent may yield.
Gen. Lee was in the city Yesterday, and visited
the war department, agreeably to the conditions
of his parole.
The President had an interview Yesterday with
Gems. Granger and Steadman, during which it is
stated the President informed them that no change
in the Freedmen's Bureau would be made at pres
ent, but when there was Gen. Granger would be
assigned TO it. Gen. Steadman, it is reported
opposed the removal of Secretary McCulloch.
Gen. Steadman still denies that he is or ever has
been applicant for the War Office, but the
friends of the President are hard at work endeay-
oring to gain his acceptance Of it. The amnesty
proclamation has been very generally discussed,
and appears to be unsatisfactory to many South
errors.
OF 400 applications for pardon, their petitions
having been filed, it is said that less than 100 are
enumerated in the proclamation. Mr.. Bocock is
the only congressman from Virginia who will he
pardoned, and many Generals and Governors
have been pardoned previously that few are left
who will be affected by the proclamation.
INV YoBK, Sept 10.
Several persons were killed to-day by the ex-
plosion OF boiler in a factory, the boiler going
great distance and falling through dwelling,
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pumtsttt Ntms.


NEw YORK, Sept g.
lisv. Henry Wendt late Superintendent Of the
Germantown Orphan Asylum, was sentenced yes
ierlay at Philadelphia 10 fifteen years ia the State
Prison Tor rape on children in hi. charge
WAsHiNGToN, Sept. Z.
The President and Gen Grand seem to be on
veiy good terms. What the President proposes
20 10 with Gen. Mcclellan, who has been tele-
grnIhed 10 by friends Of the former. has not been
developed, although they say that his coming will
have nothing TO do with q change IN the head Of
the war department Little Mack will probably
send favorable reply to the dispatch aud arrive
the LIST next month.
a delegation Of Calfornians, with Montgomery
Blair, called on the President yesterday aad con-
graduated him upon the result Of the election in
California. He expressed himself very much
pleased with the result aud stated that 10 the
commencement of the reaction. During the even
ing the following dispatch was received by the
Presi lent
SAN Francisco, Sept 6.
We have carried the State by 10000 plurality,
electing our whole ticket, two members Of con
gress, and majority of the legislature. a grand
triumph Of the Democratic party
Signed, THos. J HENLrY.
.IoHN +. McCAULEY.
The President is as wholly determined to re-
move Gen. Howard as ever.
WAHuNGroN, Sept. Q.
It is reported that Gen. Grant will soon order
Gen. Gordon Granger TO duty with his regiment
now stationed at Tenn, and that the Regiment is
TO be ordered to rhe Plains to fight the Indians
The President may countermand the order. At
an interview with a delegation OF democrats on
Saturday. the President was asked to make more
changes in bis cabinet, which they argue would
give great encouragement TO the voters in Ohio,
Penn. and New York. II is understood that they
earnestly demanded that Seward should be re-
moved first.
The President will suspend commissioner Roll
Inns, and perhaps Col llllyer, against whom
ThmlOw Weed is operating. Sec. McCulloch
strongly opposes any such movement,
Senator Cameron denies his connection with
any plot TO remove the President.
a mass meeting of servant girls held here
Saturday evening, protesting against further de-
mands for money from the Fenans
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SAVE YoUE DocToR's BILLS. When Dr.
Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry CURE coughs,
colds, bleeding at the lungs, and arrest the fell
destroyer, Consumption, it does more than most
physicians do. The use Of a single bottle,
costing one dollar, will satisfy the increduous that
they need looking no further for the required aid
The RGnT ISsrRUMENr We are not sur
prised to find that the Cabinet Organs made by
Mason d Hamlin are rapidly winning their way
into the families as well into the churches and
musical societies Of the land They are meeting
with a steadily increasing demand, and we think
the time is not far distant when the great majority
OF those whose circumstances will admit Of it, will
be supplied with the Cabinet Organ as well as with
the piano-forte, as TO have the best means at
command for performing every variety OF com
position suited to the requirements Of refined taste
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tsirI2 book for every man, by Prof storcr
companion to WHY Nor a book for every wo.
man
WouAS's Ronrs. BY Rev. John Todd author Of
1.-THE Serpent In the Doves Nest"
Both are Of peculiar series of books published
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evils and social rights and duties, with much plain.
ness Of speech for an excellent purpose For
sale at The bookstores
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Senator Morrill, has returned from Europe.

Y...t n tf...t. .i
- re '''i-'s "N Wy" 43U,'' '"l governor
v,'t' -. u nt'l'e OF rochester ~
',i iy. .'', " '-e' s'"Nu''e ol laei
80,
,.,,,, ,i,. ,.i,'.. i'u@lsu "'l Inn Hack
''H guy "' '""P -'''nn mI'es
.t,rfir5 from, tbs r,.t ori.. a, AZ o'p Ht
.84p M ''''
Az t,...,. ,t..f..t. r
.i,t,, T. 80. -''' p" "- "' 'l 'iy h'D'y 500
Nt ' '' g'' propose 'uis week % 'lst e'-
s5 ,+n',' "'i" our le'lH' "'h give hlm
"'."
nul i.''' "eie sent from Barton depoi
1913 M MUM "vs's', ''- luo' oi outer or
I '''' ''oN".N "Nle' T. me hr't
- 80 " '''t "'I' se"' "b' TUBS or
"''' "'''s' '"' Que my
i.1'' ~ 10y p" 'N"u'''h N' huntington an eight
a. ,t... tu''eu 'nl"Diy ny
"a ''t'st,u "n on gentleman
Ia go ~" ~ '''''eii nll'e ail Me cast
. i', ~ 800 que .'N"s' e'en' 'Nt
w. N N ' 'u"l %" lhe Wnst
,l. ,,,,i' Ell ,f,. 'I' i''o 'ie u'y' inc Wegk'
IA. 10 togk tl,ree WEAR. m ,,,,.i,,i - e',
valued Al 5000
r,,,r.,,, p., NJ IN ~
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+ . In ,,ii., tu M . l,.' ''.I '.e',ny ~ "N
.,-.n ~ ri ivy oPP,t tunly ol supplying them-
t,t '' - w t D'4,e N"nuue'o5
M .', r. ~, uIii''i,s, llon Ntn'nlnt' -nl
citizrT. of burlington. Versennes. St' Alhsns and
other rIuces already canyasscd would respect.uly
solicit thu same here and wil. dll AN orders with
ucatne.s and dispatch
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dr,,, o.i,,i,e ami f,,,,, IT,, N, ti.,.,+ 80. i
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