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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-29

The new method of registering letter,
will 20 into effect as soon as the necessary
blanks can be prepared, and the following
'nmm 'ry OF the new regulations is given:
Letters shall not be sent 'drect' when a
distributing Office is located on a rontc
between the mailing Office and the Office
ct destination, and they are never to be
rcnt except enclosed in one of The regis.
tered package envelopes" furnished by
the department, to all post offices. Every
person connected with the service, through
whose hands IA ''rcgis,ercd package enyel-
opc' shall pass in transmission, is required
20 make record of the number etc, of
the same in the book or blank sheet pro
rited for that purpose, and also to take
receipt i1r it from the person to whom
he delivers j., in all cases where il is
practicable. The registration fee is in
all cases To be paid in postage stamps, to
be attached 10 tie letter and canceied at
the mailing office. The full postage upon
all registered letters, whether foreign or
domestic, must be prepaid by stamps
The fees arc as follows: On domestic
sciters TO any part Of the United states or
territories, 20 cents each on letters al
dressed TO England, Scotland. Ireland,
Walea, and the island of Jamaica, %
cents each on letters addressed to Can.
ada, 5 cents each; on letters addressed
10 Germany Or any par, Of the German
Austrian potal union, the same to be
forwarded by "Brcmen and Hamburg"
linz, or by the "Prussian clio. ed mail" S
cents each The "bill" Of the registered
letter and the letter itself are to be sent
separately, and in care of loss tie special
agent of the department and the depart
mrnt itself are TO he at once notified, snd
The less forfeited ont If possible. The
department has made every effort possible
10 ensure the safety Of registered lcticre,
but II recommends the use Of the money
order system where practicable
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-29

The day after the attachment the Troy
& Boston Conn any gave notice that their
road would not be run cast of IIousick
Junction, which is about four miles west
OF the Stale line, where the two roads
connect.
This action Of the Troy C Eoson Co.
closes the only rail road outlet to the
South anil West. While it deprives the
Troy &. Boston Co of the receipts 20 be
derived from the business of the road, it
is serious Inconvenience and damage to
the business on the line of our read, and
IA serious damage to the lcssccs Of the road
While our company have no interest in
the question Of the profits of the road,
under the present management, we have
an interest i'll common with the rest OF the
community, in the prosperity Of business
on the line.
We must all accept the situation that
is thus imposed upon us, AMI do the best
We can under the circumstances The
course of business will 10 great extent
be changed, as in future We shall have no
direct communication with Troy or AL
bany. We may clnsolc ourselves, how
ever, with the knowledge that there exist
millions of people who prosper, and yet
have no communication with those cities,
and no opportunity to travel or do b 81
ress over the Troy & Boston Rail Road
The man tgcrs Of our road, We are in
formed, are making arrangements to open
freight AMI passenger lines TO New York
and Boston by the way of Rutland, and
hope and expect to he able TO do the Lu.
mess at rates not exceeding those hereto.
fore paid by the way of Troy -For the
present We must submit to he deprived oi
the markets whore we have been accus.
toned to do our business, and we have ~
doubt Uc shall prosper rs heretofore, al
though we have to use o:hcr channels d
business
1t is to he hoped that before q long tim,
we shall have Southern outlet by tho
way Of Chatham or I'iitsli, Id, TO New
York, and not be- sui ject to the " hms am
caprice, Of the managers Of road VIII,
appear to have . chronic habit Of di.rc
gar'lng the accommodation OF the publ,
and their own obligation to tllos. who be
friend them.
The state Of things which is imposed
upon US is greatly to be regretted. ",
believe, however, that our people Of tn,
Western Vermont, can live as long with
out the Troy & Boston Rail Road ~ tn,
company owning that road can without
orr business, and that their novel aitcmp
TO cancel their pecuu!ary obligations t.,
/ making war on The public will not be likcl,
10 succeed We have no doubt tho sui
commenced against them will be tried ol
it, merits, although the company shaI
stop all their trains.
1t ia but proper TO say that the Lessee
and managers of the Bennington X Rut
Land Rail hoad are not in any way re
oponyill t for this notice of the rail roa,
difficulty. We publish it On our Owl
motion, AMI without their knowledge.
I. W. pARK, pres't of
TIE Bennington & Rutland Il. K. Co.
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Al Ti'R
ADDISON UOJSE, FE'BY i5M,
to remain Ter tew !a5s.
Head the following Il, nj Wal'on', jouris:


IFrcn WAl1oS's J1cnNAi, Nouti--r
b.. Tram, Niu.c treatment e cllo..ic Co.. c.,ss
hu- met with surh vondef'Hl suytrss ia Mrrtlt!-
cr and sGch other towns 30 lie has ti-itc IT, i,ii,
state l-f THE hur.dat morning lrl Purt.it,ut:
y. l.. DuiinE liz Lrisl stsv ere Yer, mai
have been treated, nd liz room La. ,r-s.l-
FL receptacle tor crutc Is and cane. wh',t la,,
borne hitn-r ih- cri pI led hut dr,ttlit that lave
received such all IA 20 Lave TO iLr.Lcr u-s r
tneH.
On. ca's in particular is 90 vel known to tie
community that it ro1,ites more llama .,it,+
notice. h,s towela 1hms,ur, ct Non ,e,.ry.
has teen atolii m,d Invalid ;ur YEAR. di,rIn
pR-t Year -rd lAit Is la,r constantly ca q
dtcii't suil,rirg continual rain, x,.d h,tnr 3D.,
unn,l tizt dtuirg tie siS Wcek- lie,icu {. t.r
deciding TO visit u,. liam. .lr ri lot lt.r .iI-
10 e ,- sci or ito sit uq. AMI va cunilAtn i,-l,
lei Ie,s. GA the morning Il frlru2r, g. bs -s,u:
eAerion sir Wa taken tram her 81, dressed At.
ought one ard halt miles ujlc Pavilion Atro
he was carried To- tic ropm # tn. Duc.u. arA
alter successful Treatment came tufih = hot.t
sstsute, ant a.ccn.r' and lie ccuttI stair. " / "a
TIC ease and agility 81 her yuuu. er lsvs! IN .ac.
- iniine u'e Aut e mprte was her cure, th1f -
went to tie house Of IL friend IN tic village with
wlI"m she appeared al tie supper tshlr Ia the
auHusge ci "ir present, "a, Vril - n e ie,,
AVID We have hut to AID. that ever since that sr.d
ha~ been constantly growing stronger Slr cur-
si''ers her ca-e permanently cure and lie rd, H.
wonder her Irr,e"t condition a. compared VII,
ps-t suffering. The Doctor ha, arqnr.d 81, or.
Via lc 'pntdtion here, and should g.. ever iit
Mon leher VIII lie wsrmV welcomed Lv a mach
larger circle IT iticnl- than ever leiure n, 81
hcic' everywhere sEoLli not Lc>;mir uu.i rit,,
have Avaed tl.mselve7 f br. Jr.,rn's XIII
st.f
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-29

ter, alike practical and philosophical and
indorslng generally Commissioner Weiss
views. a Day among the Painters il
Rene by w L. Alden, really rre.h anil
original story. Another "prctty Bow Of
Ribbon by Caroline Chc.cbro, chapters
in two or three serial novels, and tie
editors critical AMI gosh ping Ncbula.
The next number Of the Galaxy will
open new story, waiting for the Yer
diet by the author Of the Life in the
Iron Mils' and "Nlargaret IIowih." The
paper on the Painters in Rome closes with
Il thought that all who have been hap
TIED in the spirit Of that city will heart
fully ndorse
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-29

The January term Of the Supreme
Conrf for Addison Comfy commenced on
Tuesday, the % b! Inst Prcsent-Judgc,
BARRETT, KELLOGG, WILSON and STEELE
American Foreign Missionary Society
vs. }. X. Ferre ct a. Argued, rhf
Phelps and Meader; DIT. Stewart and
Hard, Judgment res,rycd.
Jerney ys. ,Jcnney, application tor d.
vorce, brought by Hawkins. Granted for
adultery.
Mary a. lIackett vs. John Hackett
brought 10y Stewart and Eooto. Divorce
granted for in,olcrabIe severity.
Roderick Baldwin ct a. vs. George
Leonard. Pitts. Spauldlng Dts Shaw.
Judgment Of County Court affirmed.
Edwart Fuller w. VIM. Ellis; pltf.
EIdrodge ard Phelps; DTS Stewar.
Judgment of County Court reversed
judgment for PHI. to recover 1897 W.
with interest.
Ad. Sally y ustn va Gustavus Austin :;
For Pit. Phelps; for DIT. Mack. Motion
to dismiss ovor-rulcd.
William Masters vs.. Harriet Masters
Application for divorce brought by
Tupper Granted, on the ground Of
adultery.
Wiliiam GOODYEAR VS.. Lucy J. Good
year. Application for divorce; brought
by Tupp,r. Granted for wiiful de'erton.
Levi B. Slur,evant vs. Lucinda A.
Sturtevant Application for divorce
brought by Clark. Granted for adultery.
William G.. Poet VS. Jane NJ. Pe,t
Application for divorce; brought by
Npauldng Granted on the ground Of
inioierable severity, and custody Of the
children gwen TO the mother.
Amos Cole vs. Sally Cole Applica-
ton for divorce on the ground of wilful
desertion, brought by Spaulding Granted
James Grace IS. Viola Grace. Appli-
cation for divorce; brought by SpauldlnS.
Granted for adultery.
Leonora Carpenter vs. Isaiah Carpen.
ter. Application for divorce, on the
ground Of intolcrablc severity. Pltf
Woodbridge d Meader. DIT Grandey.
Granted.
Lucia Thompson VS. Whcelock Thomp-
son. Application Tor divorce; Pllf Wood
bridge * Meader; DIT. Grandey. Granted
for adultery.
Helen A. Franci. Vs. Phincas z.
Francis. Application for divorce on the
ground Of iniolerabie severity. Plf
Stewart & Foote; Dit. Phelps. Granted
and custody OF the children given to the
mother.
There were five other applications for
divorce cons iercd, of which two were
continued. and three discontinued.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-29
STATE OF vERMoNT-Dis;rict of

BY the Probate Court tor the District al hsciscR-
To all persons interested in the estate ct
NE.tES h. SI.NLEi,
late of Leicester, in said district, deceased,
Greet'sS
J. l.. Leonard administrator Of b. estate Of
,aid deceased, makes his petition in writing ;u
this court, representing therein that IT is ars
TO sell the greater porl N ct the real estate oi soii
deceased to pay debts and expenses Of admins ira
ton; and that part Of the e tate cannot be soh
without prejudice to the remainder and praylnE
for license to sell all the real estate of said DO
ceased for the purposes If re,sid. Therefore,
You are hereby notified TO appear hoiore said
Court, at session thereof to lie held at he rrr-
hate Office in Miidlehury, in said district on MOI
day. the 18Th day of February next US6l at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, to show cause, IL any yea
have, why said license should not he granted.
pateu at Mddiehury, Aforesaid, dis 18th day
Of January, A. u. 1867.
4i;Sw CALVIN G TIIDEN, judge.
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81 how. dom, very wronc. Abcl" slc
td.r.i 81 1,o.t NAV - hat ,cmn,cd
,,r,nG,., e. vnnr NnrI."
dam bn1 si,r,nk bor, S,m,,,inc
e. ncr,,,.. f,,c C,rh,5, Linn T., nrsc HI.
,,,;, r,r,hcr iIer chancs vos nna Il
,bnss r,,,,,.;ors u,,,ich Tho r,.nron.sl
,,.i.,,t ,crcniv.s
s.y.n moan th,,to,, ,o ri,c vor -,
FIR ,o,1 .,1 MI ~ 10 ,sl,.d
.,f,ivc ~, mn, s,c rri,J ont. u,yLv
lb,l Garth ,"1-.l,c hurinl her face in
her hand. sinking with Shame rcr,in
L,r;nr bsr b,sI,o,J Lcr l,vo. lie liz,
ii, ,,.,o;,,,,, I, ,hn I; IN, Of her o,,,
,,1,,n.n,, H,,.ty s,,c sosmnl vcrv ell, ~
l,,vo I;,,.r,l =, ,,,,I,cr ,,,n.s n,cno..I.
ut an, a. ,,n..h lie " sIc so;j so,s,,,
Is. ,,as ever wn. ,bronob ,bat hornv.
i.nov winter. Heaven balm me-
have d,nc wor., tl,nn cvrr .In,c, Jid
She sol,s1 nlonl Ahc, Garth .oo
bur;ni ~, r,cn :, III. Lnrls o,l .h,ol,
with q .,r,n, ,,,n.s ,oonv A DIN, son,o
Of sclf r,nrosrb sn,t. linn. AMI be had ~
,nswcr ~ n.ke
uI,.s conl.h, tbc, ncr,ha ,rr,o1
mil all" mo s,id at l,st strctcl,ipT ont
hi. h,n1 81 shau call ,,y farm, NH ~,
a., :, r,Ic,~n;, l,,rl,r. ;,s ho,,nr o.
!, ia. AMI x,t'--Le s,ru,clc1 with linn.
.olr coyctiny some little latter NJ home
III he should meyer c,mr-,f h sh,pll
lie dcad,--"
She lifted Lc- heal and raised her
evos hr;,,nic, with , rn,y ox,rn.s;nn.
ola viii cnna hack Abrl H.. !. not
,1,oJ. and t,,or,,h ho wore .bnplJ povnr
l,vc n,r ,,,,rv .,,,ho.. man"
The oak Io-. on Bertha Gr;,Iin'- hearth
Lr-,,, .l,.,i, .,,,.., ,I'j,, t-,,.,5 .I,o,,s az
A,me. whose clare b,J lnpnsd tAc sh,l.
oss of the Mn, wre,t,,s on the wall
.hrunk into dark. spir4J A,mes. AMI Hick.
,.,I ont IN hl,. 6.cI lcsr. tho l,,s
cr,,u5,e1 inf, -. .lil con, nr GLOW ,nl
-i,hrreI un,lgr n GRAY. a.bv hl;"ht The
Kitchen crnv col / Tb. r,ork o9 thc sh clr
struck twelve. Tn, wear WAS Ieal -,hn
cau.ll. burn, o,t N.r,h, r,us,J rrnm
her lon abstraction anil .hivcred Shc
r.ncairl the e,ncr;c,,c nr hor wbIn
mast Ii, within In. lac. tvo hour. sb,
had ljscerncd Z, ncy d;.,cnsn,ioo. and seen
,hst n-,s, AMI ,t,-;r, coon. a., l,.,,a.
than l,,c an choc;.v
She got nm ui,l walkrl mr.hani,allv IN
The window. The ynun- m,,y, had ionr
.;,., 60. ,nI ,,,, .l..., ,;,,.;i,', r
,hc stars sham. ,br,u,,h tb. r.,.,v No,.
Years air. Looking withouI-not vct
flllv arou-ci-on sudden her heart
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-29

The vice commodore Of the royal yacht
squadron, Thomas Chamberleyne proposes
10 challenge Mr.. Bennett ofthe Henrietta
80 come bntk across tho Atlantic with
lie yacht "Old Arrow" the winner of
mary prizes in English waters
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-29

when any more sales Of gold are made
from the treasury, the post cilice appro-
priation bill, and bill providing that
petitions to the court of claims shall be
filed within six years of the time the
claims arise.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-29

sS-Mr. MoRRliL made powerful
speech in the House last Thursday, in
favor of contraction of the currency. 1t
ought 70 be convincing.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-29
STATE OF vERMoNT-District Of

- AWINNl, =.
The Probate Court for the District cf Addison
TO all persons interested in the estate Of
JANE WILCOX,
late 4 8ridport deceased. Grcet'Bg:
\. l.. Bennett. administrator NJ the estate 81
said deceased, having lei is petition In writing
In this court, PRAYING for license TO sell al iha
rcal estate OF said dertas, Tor tho purpose at
paving the debts Of said deceased and tho On IsHsss
Of administration.
Iheroupon. Won are hereby Douhed b appear
before sail court. at srss N thereof, to DC hell
at the Probate office in Midicbury In said District
on Monday, tie 18Th ,!ay Of February next q, u.
1867 at ten O'Clock In the forenoon, AMI show
cause, ifany You have, why saii license sSc7di
not lie granted.
Dated at Miiiehuy, Aforesaid this 2sd biy
Il s~ ctL~ry C. rTLpf>s. rasg,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-29

Tie paymaster general has decided
that when an officer of the army uses
soldier for servant, he has no right to
receive the pay and allowance Of SER
want, which would seem 10 be q very
.cnsible regulation.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-29
NJ D D L L b U X Y
FEMALE, SEMINARY.
Mus ,' T. E. t. T. W Nc GGial3;rs. PFiF eip-l'.

Tie : ring Term Of this Seminar, will Lesin I! o
ist Sion lay Che ith) # February next.
Ample provision his been made for tie sceorn
moda,ion Of BJIrl,rs in the Seminary. For cir
culars apply to y. T. G ayes. Mdd!elury, Vi
Jan arv, 18Th, 1856 i2:s~
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-29

4 nice little arrangement TO put in cir
rr!alioD S50,000 in eounterfeits on Phil
s'lelphia national barks, wns discovered
~ The New York police, Monday, but
nse eoonierf,i, tiers were ely enough 10
fvo,l arrest Iwcniy women were en-
10Y Ell 10 help circulate the trash.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-29

TIMELY llIKrs-The variable weather We
have lately experienced begins to tell upon
people just about every other person We
meet is mplaining Of the cough or cold, or
Il pleasant no lrseness with which he it afflicted
and is seeking for something to alleviate his
condition. here is an article advertised in
this paper which will just meet the wants Of
this class; We refer TO DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF
VIII Cherry. As general rule We are OPP
posed to the use Of patent medicines but this
Dllsam We know to possess such sterling quail
ites at wo ucvvr hesitate to commend H..
Give TIA trail
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-29

Coy M0rt,R WAS elected United States
senator by the Indiana Legislature, Tues
day. Tho vote in the S,nato stood 20 10
-. and ia ttsc iiAcse 80 70 So
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-29
Music The Sparkling Stream,

Music The Sparkling Stream, a
collection OF temperance melodies, con
tanning "Jamie dear brother come homc,"
II Il marry no man it he drinks" FEATHER
is drunknrd, Don't you zee the
druntard recllng, "lhe temperance
ship" Lager, and other excellent pieces.
Published by c. NJ Tremaine, iSl Broad
way, New York.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-29

eS-Thc tariff bill which has been under
discussion every day for Il week, has been
amended il several unimportant particu
lars, among other things declaring that it
shall 60 into effect April 1. The bill
seems likely to pass in substantially the
form that it came from the finance com
m'itce, but there are 50 many speeches to
be made on it that when it will pass can
not be predicted with any certainty.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-29

The yellow New Year dawn stole, BY
and by, through
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speech in the House last Thursday, in
favor of contraction of the currency. 1t
ought TO be convincing.
fS-Thc tariff bill which has been under
discussion every day for week, has been
amended il several unimportant partcu
lars, among other things declaring that it
shall 60 into effect April /. The hill
seems likely to pass in substantially the
form that it came from the finance com
mittce, but there are 50 many speeches to
be made on it that when it will pass can
not be predicted with any certainty.
sF The communication signed d" Econ.
omy," which appears in another column,
reminds us Of the old saw, There are
more false facts than false theories" The
estimates On which The whole argument is
based, are radically defective. Every one
who considers the subject without preu-
Dice wlladmit that *25, 600 economically
expended, will, even in thssc times of
high prices, erect a building which will
BE- amply sufficient Tor our school purposes
for years to come, AMI will do no di,crclit
10 the village of Mddlcbu7y. 1t is also
assumed that ga, 600 at presen; is only
cquivalen; for building purposes 10 $l5,.
600 some time in the future. 1t is sup.
posed by those best qualified to Judge that
! there will be no material decline in the
/ price Of most kinds Of building materials,
ind that the decline in the price of labor
and such articles as will be affected by it,
will come socn enough 10 be available in
the erection of the building even if there
i. no unnecessary delay in pushing forward
this noble work
Addison County Agricultural Society.
Tie Addison County Agricultural So
ciety held its annual meeting at the Court
House in this village on Wednesday, Jan.
23l, Victor Wright, Esq, President in
the chair
On motion OF Hon. Edwin Hammond,
Il. L. Samson, Cornwall, 5. L. Cook,
Wey bridge, and David Cutting, Shore
ham, were appointed a committee to audit
the account o! the Treasurer
The following named gentlemen were
appointed TO nominate officers for lie
ensuing year, Viz: Edwin Hammond,
Midl!cbury; $. p. Nash, New Haven;
NJ. 5. Sheldon, Salisbury A. j. Child,
Weybrilge; :. Allen, Panton; o. c.
Bacon, Waltham; 0. III. Hand, Ferris
burgh; Chas. Sanford, Orwell Henry
Lane, Cornwall; David Cutting, Shore
ham.
The committee on nominations present
ed list OF officers AS follows, who were
elected.
pr.,l.u,
,-,o ,v' ,,:,u-,
"''l'' ,'' 'u"'''N''
) zee Ires''Se"S'
H. o. CLIFFORD, Ne" Haven.
+. ). SrowELI, Cornwall.
:, '' '| ,
~ ''"S
nv
''''"'.
' ''''0'''
" -'"''5'S'
MI. Er;.,d n IN parnp pL =.
wall, julius Bond Ferrisburch. john
Marin; Goshen. J. Capcn Granville,
D. y mt iiancock' a. Taylor leices-
M.a, ~ D'', n ,','ool'' ~ u y, nam
Carter. New Haven + phmlev Pan.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-29
STATE OF VERMONT-Distric. Of

~ Addison, -
The Probate Court for The DisTic, Of Aidi,o..
TO all persons interested in Tie estate OF
LEI>I kH GRiSWOLp,
late OF Orwell, in said District, deceased,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-29
HENRY gAsCOM, ESQ =,

Has small collection Of sheep, whlch is a:-
knoN!edged by all sheep men to tic fine flock
One year ago he sold from his flock tw yenrlns
ewes for four hundred dollars each; these ewes
were twins rcarei by their own dam, aud IN
connection with three other eve, took the first
premium At the n state wool growers A.
sociation at their annual public shcsrins las,
s.,rlng The flock numbers now about forty,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-29
yI'ONDEBFUL CURES.
y / y u J. l. Ri K Y

o hes msTt 20 n hnv WHIefiul erd mint
ous Cures If osses nsii,rei Loi -Ie-., nIl
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4 MERlcAN JOCKEY CLUE ~
"A Genlensn DESTROYS ~ joining ~ Club are respect
fully notified that they must make application member
my ocs s Rxchases pses ~ recent resolution q hs
Club election wm b naean =. ths during
week JOHN = IRVING, Secretary
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


MEXICAN PAsrIMES-A HISTORY OF the
"A Yachting, Rowing Base Ball and Cricket Clubs OF the
uneo Saes summary o. nstcn nsces ana neeastas from
sports for New York Journals for many years y mo- s
Yok Leader Once II krankfor street. SENT BY mall post
paid on receipt OF price
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w Wanted sell elegant steel Engraving entitled
Prayer Ia stoncwan Jsckson's Camp
This embraces correct kenesses Of Generals Jack
son A. r. Ill., EwclL Jsckson's stan officers and others
I'll embracing over y figures grouped around he Christian
solder who Is Offering II II beautiful and I'm
prcssve scene should be In every household Agca
wanted every For further particulars apply
1,E1 Post o1lce 80 M1f as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-14

TTNIoN COURSE. LONG IsLAND.-1 ROrTING.-
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-05-22

The subject Of impression at first
sight was beiilg discussed at the supper
table when tile lady whose duty it was to
preside "oyerthe tea cups and tea, SAID
She always fornea an oninica Of person
at first sight, and generally found 1t to be
correct.
"NIama,' said the youngest son, in a
shrill voice that attracted the cttention Of
all
"Well, my dear, wha: is it ?"replied the
fond mother.
81 want to know what was your ofin-
lou of me when you first saw me?"
This question gave sudden turn to the
conversation.
A lady seeing man i'll the gutter,
said she mas afraid he was dead Pat,
who had been near enough to smell his
breath, exclai,ned:-@Faith, and | wish
had half his disease"