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Gen. Lee Nominated.

The Evansville (Indiana) Daily Sentinel,
one of whose editors was an officer in the
Federal army during the war, writes dou-
ble-leaGei leader in favor of Gen. Robert ] {.
Lee for the Presidency. AS a remarkable
t7ibute to the worth Ct The leader of the ar
mics of the late Goufsderscy, We copy it:
ave to day nominate Gen. Robert E. Lee,
of Virginia, as our fayorile for President in
1865.
"Gen. Lee stands before the world an
American nobleman; Christian without
ostentation, and soldier without peer, liy-
ing or dead -
1--WE ask not whether this. purest and no.
blest Of living Americansl,a forth the fegions
of Virginia in defence of his native State in
an aggressive war upon its sovereignty by
the Federalists OF the North or whether par.
tisan legislation has stricken down his rights
as citizen the Federalistic system Of concen-
tralization. We see only the man, with his
spotless purity of character, nobility of per-
son, true Christian greatness and peerless
honor. -fua
Acknowledges at hou|e anu aoroau as
the greatest and purest amongst us: we deem
him most amply qualified to administer with
dignity and truth the principles for which
his ilustrious kihsman, George Washington,
fonght, and WHICH the bitter passions Of de-
generate sons have SO long imperiled.
g Gen. Robert Z. Lee is the first choice of
grand army of Democrats in the North, who
ale not afraid to urge his claim before the
country for that position for which God es.
pecially endowed him. Tie timid men Of the
party may ,remble when his name Is spoken,
but the brave applaud.
"We believe that Gen. Lees nomination
by the Democrats of the North would be
hailed with delight by every lover of true
manhood and nobility Of character through
out the world" f.7'.
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OBfTUA ARY.

DIED, in Graniteyille, of Typhoid Fever, on the
Gath May, ANN II. HEARN, daughter Of TOLL
YER and Mrs MARY HEARN, aged23 years,
months and 22d days.
She had been consistent member of the Bap-
tist Church since the summer Of 1864, end during
her protracted illness, ofseyenteen weeks, wns
sustained by the hopes and promises of the Cos
pei.
She is not dead, but only gone
To that unclouded shore,
Where all life's weary journey done
She blooms to fade no more.
May we in meek quiescence bow,
To God the Holy One,
With ilal love and fervor say
Thy will o. Coo be done. .,,............. :.
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Intensely Attractive Minstrel Show.

Intensely Attractive minstrel ohoW.
Negro Minstrel Show: Ethiopian Performance.
Delineations of Plantation Life. And all that
sort Of thing! Twill be delightful, charming,
convulsiv.ly funny, inestimably comic. 1t is to
take place in the Mnsonic Hall on Thursday night,
the 9th of the present month. Let every one
get his laughing apparatus, and his half dollar
ready. Both will be put to the test. The "eul-
lered" artists are making vast and diligent prepa-
rations. And they know we'll what they are abou'
too. They are going to bo "culltred" artists on
the nigh. Of tho 9th to be sure; but at present
they are young gentlemen Of the pursst Caucs-
sian blood-thc very incest young fellows in our
town. What they will be, after the night Of the
eth, VIC cannot say. We know their success will
be very brilliant, ard rather fear it will incite
them to become permanent niggers. wee Ia
EuqateHe This entertainment will be as varied
.s the courses at an English slderman's dinner.
Songs, Dances, Plays, Clog Hornpipes, Boot Heel
Interludcs, and good things too numerous to men
ton, will be the bill of fare on Thursday night
the 9th. There will be good music and singing
AS to laughter, he will be compelled to hold both
his sides.
And NOW for the objects OF the occasion. They
are most hon orable and praisonorthy. Half the
proceeds will be given to tho Baptist Sunday
School whereuh to purchaie Books. Of these
books thero is great and urgent need. The other
half will be devoted to erecting good and sound
fenco along the rear line Of our village cemetery
The need for such fence is likewise great and
urgent. We hope our fellow citizens in the coun-
try, who have friends and relatives buried here,
will not forget this.
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8 For the Advertiser.
5Rihfgious Notice.

/ ~. 4 ,:.tKllligioHs Noflee. z q Az q
The Minister'S and Deacons of the Third Divi-
dcn of the Edge field Baptist Association areinyi-
ted to meet with the Red, Bank Church on the
5th Sabbath inyt,is month, and Saturday before,
to confer together, on matters pertaining to the
Rcdecmer's Kingdom.
Subject for Discussioa-What are the causes
that have led tegso Iowa state of -Pisty in the
Church, and what tho remedy? s1;. s.f,s
The meeting to open ablo O'clock, A. NJ, on
Saturday. Itis hoped the brethrenasin be- pune
tual in attendance. .@5as 3 =
...,,.,,5I; J..F. PETERSON.
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TESTIMONIAL TO AN UNITED STATEs Or

TESTIMONIAL TO AN UNITED STATES Or
FIcrn-The Columbia Phoenfr of Wednes-
dav saws: owe had the pleasure OF exainin-
ing, "Wednesday afternoon, at the jevelry store
of Major Thomas W. Radcliffe, an elegantly
chased gold headed curled hickory stick, which
is intended to be presented as testimonial
Of respect to General j. D.. Green, late. post
eemmandant in thissc city. The following is
the inscription: ".To General j.. feen,
i. s. A., from citizens of Colum' : The
General leave, Columbia. this o l-noon, for
Washington, en- route for Omaf :, Nebraska.
By his gentiemanly department and firm ad-
miipistration ,of the duties Of his trying posi-.
ton, hb has voa rhe admiration the entire
commpnity,n
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TAX NOTICE.

DEPUTY COLLECTORS OFFICE U. S. IN
.TERNAL REVENUE TAX, .re ssss
EDGErIELD, s.. c., June 18th, 1867. =;
UTAvING been appointed Deputy Collector Of
Eth U. S. Internal Revenue for Edge6eld Dis
trict, except the Town of Hamburg, hereby
give notice that will outu the Books at this
place, for the purpose of collecting the Taxes of
1854 and 1865 on Mopiay the oath june, and
will continue to rece:;e the Taxes until the 25th
July next, when the penalty against defaulters
will be enforced, as I have no discretion in the
matter. gftT tfe -
The Taxes must be paid in U. S. Legal Tender
Notes, and Tax Payers will please make arrange
mcnts accordingly. - ".
U. S. Int. Revenne.
June Is ct 70
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A Man SEVENTY YEARS OLD SENTENCED
TO BE HANG cED.-At recent term of the
Criminal Court Of Bracken County, Kentucky,
held at Brookville, q man seventy years old,
named Hiram Thomas, Was tried on the
charge of murderinghis wife. Margaret Thom-
as, on the 18th of March, 1864. The jury
brought in verdict Of gully, and the prisof
ner was sentenced to be hung on the first
Friday in August next. Strong efforts are
bcinq made to obtain new trial for him.,
Tie condemned man has teen citizen of
Braclcn Gonaty for thirty five years, and Of.
ways bore o good character.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-06-19
Deputy U. S. Interpal Revenue Col
lecfnr.

Tho Deputy U. s. Internal Revenue Collector
for Edcefeld District is our esteemed fellow-citi.
rsn, ROBERT W. CANNON, Esq. He has received
this appointment from Hon. S. WALLACE, ofCo-
lumbia, Collector of Internal Revenue for the
State Of South Carolina; and has given bond,
aud been duly commissioned. Tho three Asses
sor., Messrs. JOHNSTON, BoLEs and MosELr, hav-
ins completed their work, each in his respective
Regiment, Mr.. CANNON will begin the work Of
collection now in very few days-in fact, almost
i'm mediately.
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Juno IS
4 rTIIE 81 81 4&!A
aCHRISTlAN MESSENGER"
Published weekly,. in Augusta, sa.,
!. AT SO A YEAR oe

~
E&T the instance Of gentlemen residing nldifer-
eutparts of the State, whose judgment and wishes
are eeutitled to consideration, VIC propose to COM
mcncc, on or about The 18th inst, the publication
.of D sssei
RELIGIOUS AND; FAMILY. PAPER, 4.
tho object of which will bc the dissemination Of
intelligence, religious ard moral principles among
all ciasses Of our ploplo throughout the ciuntry.
1t is the desire and dclign ,of tho publishers to
make the MESSENGER IN instructive Is we'll
rs interesting family ,yisitcr-one that will be
read and appreciated by the Intelligent reader,
among all classes, and equally acceptable to
Christiuns of all denominations.
To aid us in carrying on tho work we have
undertaken, we wod respectfully ask all Minis.
ters of.the Gospel, and ,onr friends generally, to
assist us in circulating the MESSENGER.
Contributions for ita coiumrs are solicited from
Ministers and others who may; feel disposed to
aid us in the good lrork We Lave undertaken. .
All communications and remittances mustbe
GI.NTRY sG JEFFERSON "a
go. u ...!ss,.,,,a ! Augusta, Ga.
81 Afew select advertisements will be inserted at
reasonable rates. 81 '.,'3
All papers friendly will please give tho above .
few insertions. ...r-a..te4 s
juno L g.s,y,s q 25
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u. s. Internal 4 Revenue.
ASSESSORS OFFICE, 81 DIST. S. G.,

ASSESSOHS OFFlCE, sd DloI. o. W,
u. ANDERSON June,l ash, 1897. Z, Y
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the
~ 9Th July, 1867, atmy Office, in Anderson,
appeals will be received and determined relative
to any erroneous or excessive valuations, assess
ments or enumerations by the Assessor or Assis-
tant Assessor, of the Annual Taxes for 1867
which have been assessed. s5r s<2 ~
The Assessors Office is open daily. during bust.
ness hours for the hearing afappeals by parties
who shall appear voluntarily before me, relating
to my taxes which have been assessed, and which
have not been committed to the Collector. ~
All. appeals, to tho Assessor aforesaid must be
made in writing, aad specify tho particular cause,
matter or thing respecting which decision is re-
quested, and must moreover, state the ground or
principle of error complained of.
EI t.sy - .sWM.sWAN WYCK,
=, u. S. Assessor. "a
runo 10 1t rs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-06-19

hv Lucy Stone says she fully belioyes "tbat
light will SO dawn on the anomalous political po-
sition of woman that, before this summers sun,
have set, good nen of all parties will come in
solid column to woman, each man to bis mothor,
and taking hold of the hand which rocked hi,
cradle, will say, Come with us! If possible for
give us. In future, share our legislation, and save
us from such stupendous crime and folly as We
have been guilty of towards you" Music: "Tako
your time, Miss Lucy, &C."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-06-19

And of the Bearded-Wheat Question.
Mr.. D. o. HUGHES, the same who rent the first
big bects, snd who snperiutends the plantation Of
J. T. NICHOLSON, Esq, sends US bunch Of
Bearded Wheat 1t j. wonderfully fne and beau
tiful. The grains arc almost as big nc June bugs
They arc ripe too. Who wants them for seed!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-06-19

7. j. TEAGuE, High Priest,
z. W. CAnwILE, King,
W. F. DuR1soE, Scribe,
D. F. McEwEy, Captain Of the Host,
D. R. DumsoE, Principal Scjoutn0r,
NJ. A. MARkERr. R. A. Captain,
W. W. GsoDNAE, Master Of tho first Veil,
II. B. GALL9Ay, Master of the second Veil,
S. H. MAxGEr, Master Of the third VeiS
A. G. league, Treasurer
O. W. ALLES, Secretary,
G. S. MCNEIL, Tyler.
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- 7. &. nllared chat cholera bias abroad

ns- It is alleged that cholera has already
mado its appearance on the lowcr Mississippi,
Several case: are reported to have occurred at
Helena, Arkansas, about eighty miles below Mem
phis, and the country is reported to be in state
of alarm. Memphis and other largo river towns
are preparing diligently against tho insidious cne
my. Cleanliness, temperance and quietdess of
spirits szo tho bass prcpassticns againss ehalsra
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-06-19
Such CiviIities Never Come Amiss.

such CIVIIitIes Ne'eF OVnio AHif'''
We have spoken much of fue vegetables; aud
we have still word on tho subject. Than the
Irish Potatoes sent US by tho lady of Capt BEN
MINIS, none, in any part of the world, could pos
sibly be finer And very sure are We too, that no
human hearts contain more of kindliness and
liberality than those Of our honored friend and
and his most e.tmable wife,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-06-19

GB- Tho finest Shsrries ever seen .aro selling
in the Norfolk market at from to 8 cents por
quart Strawberries s to 10 cents per quart. New
potatoes begin to ccme in freely-$5 per barrel
G1 Says the Nation: To talk of making the
South pay anything now is preposterous. Mr..
Stsxens has heard the proverb about the difficulty
Of taiicg tho hreOks Of Highlaaanan."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-06-19

ew From tho West it is reported that como Of
the farmers who held on to their grain in antici-
patton of famine prices, havo beon baaly disap-
pointed. They are now bringing it to market,
almost in a panic at the fear of . great fall in
prices. 1t is good news to all when grain and
-four come down.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-06-19

SOUTHERN CADETS AT WEST PoINT.-We
have frequently called public attention to the
fact that the West Point Military Academy
and the Naval School at Annapolis had large
number of Southern students, in spite of the
fact that for six years past there have been no
Southern Representatives in Congress TO make
these eseappointments, or to nominate candidates,
as is the custom, from their respective dis
tricts. These Southern cadets are not Presi
dental appointments +" at large" but they are
regularly entered as if appointed from the
Congressional districts. Our West Point cor
respondence, printed to-day, shows that the
class about to graduate has no less than thirty
three Southern cadets cut Of the whole num-
Der of si1ty-three in the class. There are
four from South Carolina four from North
Carolina FIVE from Virginia; four from Ala
bama; two from Georgia. four from Ten
nessee two from Arkansas two from Loui-
siana; three from Mississippi; one from
Florida, and one from Texas. The question
may again be asked, how is it that the Con.
gressionai districts Of these States can be
represented at West Point snd not at Wash
ington? How can cadets from States not
in the Union" obtain admission to the Militia
ry Academy of the United States? If the
boys are bogus Southerners from Massachu-
sets and elsewhere at the North, their ap-
pointment is fraud. If they are Southern
ers. it is an instance of Radical consistency
which considers State in the Union enough
fer West Point, but altogether too far out OF
the Union for Washington. Moreover, if
these thirty.three cadets are really from South
ern States, we call upon the Tribune, which
nrates about the gross ignorance in the
Sonthm to note that the six highest graduates
are set down a, Southerners, and that IN an
,ver;ty of the academic course regularly weed
ont Gsom one.haIf to Two thirds of every class
long before the course is finished, this year
NOR than salf ofthe survivors are Southern.
, ara If this is so, measures for full quota
Of Southern. cadets, properly appointed, should
be inauearated aasasediy as pessible-New
York World.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-06-19

sy III is stated that Fred. Douglass accom-
nan;ed by other colored orators, is about to mako
a canvass of the South.
. The citizens of PasO del Norte on the Rio
arando have protested against the extension of
,,.,cy 20 Maximilian and his fellow cap;iSes.
9,;. :, snoshsr eridence Of the bleod-thirsIJ
.n;-;. !. sbs. nosusfs, sss Nazicau psYI''
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THE ADVERTISER
JAMES T. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1867.
Teague & Carwilc.

The advertisement sent US thi, morning by
these entcrprising gentlemen and reliable drug
gists, horalding the splendid stock they have so
recently received, direct from New York, will ap-
pear in our next issue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-06-19

Mg A Southern wedding took place at Toronto
on the 4th inst, at which Jefferson Davis, ]. NJ.
Mason, General Jubal Early, Colonel Dorsey, and
other Southern celebrities ware present. Mr.
Da7is On being socogninsd, Eas leadH easssea.
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COMMERCIAL IF .AgL.4..s

AUGUSTA, June 16.
CoTTGN.-The' MAJ ket was easier to-day than,
on yesterday, and sales Nsre limited, there being
no buyers IN. the. market Only 81 bales were
sold:-2 OF 20, % at %, at %, "A at "a, at
241, end as hllessat 25 cents. = fk =
GoLD-Brokcrs buying at 1876, and selling at
13S.
! WHEAT.-New,Whea heat is beginning 20 arrive,
and small lots have been taken nt $3.50, but nt
present the highest offers are s., 2,60@S2,25.
CoRN-sl, ,50@sl,5S, with . declining ten
dency. Is o9I
oATs-The demand has fallen Of, and they
are dull a.SBoo. s. 81 ilsE = u
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7 For the Adyertiser:{
Religious Notice.

The next msetipg Of the Ezseutiye Board of the
Edgedeld Association will be held at Republican
Church, on Saturday before the 5th Sabbath in
june. ,t-,a.s -. 5;.s,.esqs y,1, {
Rev..D. D. BRussoN is appointed to preach the,
Introductory Sermon, and Rev. B. MANLY, to DO /,
liver the Sabbath, School Address. gsi.. 4I5,a
! L. r, GWALTNEY, Chair.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-06-19
Final Settlement of the Cabbage Ques-
fioO.

Mrs. MAT WILLIAMS, who lives few miles
FROM town, in the neighborhood of Mrs. ALEX
AxDER WALKER, sends US two Cabbage Heads
fabulous as to size, whiteness and frmuess. We
have seon mono to approach them in either re-
spcct. She has our best thanks.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-06-19

James NJ. Rutland, Esq, of Winnsboro'
has been app inted Register in bankruptcy
for the Third Congressional District OF South
GaTo1t,A. - =
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Masonic.

BY virtue of n dispensation extended to Geza-
lcel Chapter, No. S, R. A. NJ, the following mem
bers were, at an extra convocatiOn held on tho
10th inst, elected Officers for the present Ma
sonir war.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-06-19
RATES OF ADVERTISING
PAYABLE ADVANCE.

Advertisements will he inserted at the rate Of
ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS per Square
RIO Mipion lines or lrss.) for the first insertion,
and ONE DOLL iR for each subsequentinserion.
Gs- !iber, discount will be made to these
wishing to advertise by the year.
Announcipg g Candidates $500, in advance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-06-19

General Buckner, of the Confederate army,
has been sud for $l67, 900 fol burning bridges
daring ths Bar. I'd
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-06-19

The heADvEITIsER is publishedrcgularly ev,
cry WEDNESDAY MORNING, ,atTHREE DOLLANS
per annum ONE DOLLAR aud FIFTY CHS.
for Six Months; SEVENTY-F1VE CENTS ior
Three Months,-al@oys in odconce.
@- All papers discontinued at the expiration
of the time for which they have been paid.
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TO Planters.
NOTICE.

YUNHE BIDS fc- the erection of certain Build
Il ings at the Poor House; ss advertised some
months ago, will be determination Sale-day next
at the Court House. Us
w. L. COLEMAN, Chair. Board.
June IL 2t rs :
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Old Papersl

TyoR Salo OF this Office o large lot Of OLD,
E NEwSPAPEE.S.t Foe sale fn parcels tcsuits
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The Attempted Assassination of the
CZar.

We copy from tn, New York Herald, Of
Saturday, the following additional cable dis
matches:
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purcha6en.
Ja.askI
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DUR1soE, KEEsE 3 CO.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

TERMS oFsUBsCRIPTIoN.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-09-06

continued from lst rage.
quietly b., Monte Christie into the
haTbor of Marseilles.
There seems to he no special OBJ
.lectS of interest in this place except
its remarkable harbor. OF course
1t is interesting on account of its
age.
1t is a larger city. and the new
part handsOmer than | had thought
il, about the same as Philadelphia
! am told.)
The Geological Garden here, con
rains some rare and curious srcci-
mems. 1t has the most interesting
collection of monkeys | have ever
seen. among them a Manderile, a
large and cXtrayagantly colorcd
creature of the monkey Species
The nostrilS are dilatcd SO as to re
semble in shape "A small tunnel, and
are the most vivid scarlet in color.
parts Of the body bright blue and
scarlet five spoke to him he made
faces mt US, hidcOns, from their re
Semblancc to those of a very bad
boy. There was also some very
small monkeys not larger than
ou,,i, nr. anI oni i', nrottr ThnI
TTfiIioI'st ~ L,,D Ia r.o,.
,oU ;to t "v w. aJ ~ nIa1 y ; thon,
but as put my hand ont. a priest
-" '.V,,,' ' do4"h o"I iott ti, 49,,
+n ,'i' s ~, ono ,-no rh",i1 not W.
~ c',t ',',' IIDra ~
w ,ui ''''l,', TIa,,ilaa, 4 i',,;o
',,, ~ Ln '.,'''' ,'',
s,,, -, sI''', '','' ',,'' ~. '''," -
IS Ino '" lI,,lo o" nln,,a.I -
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''olf ~ "i''N ''oou' WIN
" I NV VIZ ''Ne 9N 'i; =
NJ .S'I'' ne c'v r'9S 'Ls',li -''i"
,'', nv " irl'9 l'''il'l o'i tn'.'i--
w p,', my "el0 SUNNI inos inherent
WA E1nr. ,,'1i'..' ,,o- hoou.;e., ,.,;.
-ldiaolIloH ms beautiful puDlIc
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-09-06
Probate Courts,
bradford District.

IbROBAIE COURTS WILL BE HOLDEN
! within and for the District of Bradford
IoI thG year ensuing, as follows, viz:
~ the lgotttr House, in Bradford, IN the
=. "a. tuesdays in January, May, July, and Sep.
Al The Probate Office in West Fairlcc oil.
iht second Tuesday in December and the ID
tuesdays in February. April and October.
Al the Hotel in East Coiinth on the ID Tues
daSs OF March, June, August. aud November
-, ALNAH BEAN Register
West Fairlcc, Dee /, 1866.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-09-06

n ,NL VIA val be made Tor the benefit Of
ar the hE NO ere disabled while in scryicr ~
claims for fy VI others who may have reasonable
Specimens of Pcur,r.l,i,, go.
T." pay postugck ~ v" io''lll ul ~ cents
fI",irst Journals and fun Information s,rt rrco
Letters promptlH answered ''''''oh s'I' ir'e'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-09-06

Horace Greeley ~ wanted !, r,;
cago. He Is wanted 40 han Dn'
The Board Of Trade. '"'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-09-06

Ladies arc like watcles--prctt i,
enough 10 look at--sweet foces ana
delicate hands, but somewhat din
.ult TO regulate, when once started
"a going
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-09-06
tES TO THE LADIES ,


UHE iNDERSTGN KD would respectful,
say to the Ladies' Of Orange County
mat having purchased the interest Of M,
brother IN the skirt Business, ! have remove.
the mandatory to Concord. n II. at
shall give
Particular Attention to Maxim
Ordered skirts and Repairing.
All Orders left at our Old Store. ID
bradford, will be Promptly Filled.
alta Days Notice.
Ladies having Long skirts can have Them
mace over to the latest fashion at rcasonabr
prices Country Merchants supplied as u,ua,
fttl GEO. W. HALLETT.