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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-26

To Advertisers. -Thc VERMONT DAILY TRANS
|.Irr has the largest circulation III st. Alban-
hid III Franklin County, Of any daily paper, and
on that account, if no other, the best medium
lr advertising.
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Quality and quantit..- alc the two de-
aiyablc attendants OF "Barrelts Ncget
able Hair Restorative" The bottles
are neither cooked thimbles, nor the
preparation itself Il Worthless compound
Of dclcIcrious minerals, rs has been
proved by the Award Committee Of the
\. II. state Agricultural Society.
ey Enqairer. dSW.
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BASE BALL.-Thc Eagles" of st.
klbans. play their return game with
|he Kearsage Club of Concord, n. H..
1t Concord Friday, Oct. 30th. The
Eagles will leave st. Adams on the
Express train Thursday night.
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Hen, pain-Killng Magic Oil is the
thl.g o use for frost bites, chi.
oli:e, burns scald., bruises, contu-
,lon'. and otner painful troubles You
ever tried. 1t works like charm"
d&w.
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FULTON MARKET.-.Iustr received, a
nice lot Dried Beef, Sugar Cured Hams,
Bologna Sausage, Sweet Potatoes, To-
matocs, Pears, Peaches. Water Melons
adm Musk Melons. dtf-9l.
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HOUSE.

Prayer by the chaplain.
he journal of yesterday was read and
approved.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
By Mr.. Fisher Of Westminster, I, ~
Ambrose Arnold the sum therein me-,
ti0ncil; to committee claims.
>. IL. to enable certain towns to aid
in building the West River abroad by
subscribing for its capita! stock; to com
mittcc on railroads.
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Fire in New York.
WORCESTER, Oct. 20.


Some time since package of fifty
81 600 grecnbaclis was stolen f. ON the
counter of Canal Bank, New Ollie ms,
La. Last Friday, Il man offered a 81 900
bill at the City National Bank in this
city. The teller discovered that it was
one of the stolen ones, and the man was
arrested. He was found to have three
bills in his possession Which were from
the stolen package. He gave his name
Us l.. r.. Sergeant, of Brattleboro, and
said he received the bills at the Nation-
al Bank of Redemption in Bos ton, in
exchange for New Hampshire State
bonds. He was detained and taken TO
Boston, where tie case was investigated.
His story was found to be correct, but
the bank officers were unable to tell
where they got the biz $.
A search Oh Other banks was made and
six more of the bills were found, which
had been received in the ordinary course
OF business.
MIR. Sergeant was released, and de-
manded the restoration of his bonds
from the National Bank of Redemption,
but it refuses to pay him. Mr.. $. has
commenced a suit for their recovery.
ST. LOUIS, 25th.
A letter from Laramee, Yoming Ter
ritory, says on the night of the 18th,
four notorious thieves were killed here
by Vigilance Committee, and others of
less notoriety were ordered to leave the
place.
Adviccs from Cooper County, Mo-,
say that, on the night of the 14th, an old
and respected citizen, named Moses, liv-
ing miles north cast from Otterville.
was dragged from his bed and murder
cd. On the following day, Mrs. Moses
and her brother, named Mcintosh, Thos.
Good, and q boy were arrested on suspi-
cion of being implicated in the murder.
They were placed in charge of a consta-
bic and guard of 10 men, to be conveyed
to Baneville. While en- route to that
place, the guard were overpowered by a
party of men, who hung Good and Nc
lntosh. Mrs. Moses and the boy were
taken to jail.
NEW YosK, Goth.
4 Port -au- Prince letter of the 9th
states that the new war steamer Mara
tana had arrived for Salnave.
st. Marc and Petit Goaze were report
ed to have gained possession of Jere-
ME.
The New Providence House of Assem-
lily has prorogued.
The question of making Nassau free
port was aeitated.
The colony is believed to be on the
verge If bankruptcy.
The blacks were likely to become
troublesome, being unable to get work.
"A disastrOu fire occurred last night
at Hunters Point. The fire resulted
from an explosion of naptha on board OF
Swedish brig, which communicated
to the warehouses OH shore. Three men
were killed by the explosion, and man
was shot 10y Il ruffian while the fire was
being eXtinguished.
Some men, said to be British spies
, were badly beaten while attending &
Fenian meeting.
Gold, 1884,
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A wonderful monster, q feet in length,
half fish, half snake, has been caught at
Eastport, Maine. In addition to fins, it
has two gigantic legs. Is it sometime
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Grand Concert,
ACADEMYNALL, STALBANS, VT.
MILE CAMILLA URSO

sMLLE CAMILLA CRSO
ME Celebrated Yioiinist, Mrs. u. c. Hall, OF
4 Boston, soprano. MIR. B b. Hopkins, Bari
tone, MIR. ii. 1. Proctor, Pianist.
viii give one Cir nd Concert of Vocal az 4 In-
strumental music at the ACADEMY Hall, 1t. A.
bans, on Tuesday evening, Oct eth, 1868.
Ticket 80 cts Reserved Seats, rs cts. For
sale a. Mr.. huntington Jcwelry Store Oh and
ter Friday, oct 23d and ut the door.
Doors open at At oncert to commence at
s O'clock.
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WHAT MAKES YOUR HAIR so
BEAUTIFUL? MRS. >. a. ALIENS
IMPROVED new Style HAIR REsroRER
or DRESSING, lin one boitle.) Price One
Dollar Every Druggist sells it.
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HOOKER FOR GRANr.-':Fighting Joe
Hooker y has declared himself for Grant
and Colfax.
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M A r r IA G F. S .

On Monday, Oct, 10, at the residence OF tho
blidc's father, Swanton. by the Rev Mr.. Mum
soil, Mr.. lugenc o. Rousseau, to Miss Lotie /
Munsell, both Of SwaIton.
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LEGAL1zlNG AND DEFINITION.

\ bill has been introduced in the
House of Representatives, "to define the
line of a lot of laud in certain cases" in
which it is declared that "thc line shall
be understood to be the shortest distance
between thcsc] two POINTS, Mathc-
ma ically considered this would appear
Il little absurd but the object being APP
parently to prevent titles front being at-
tcctcd by G ool<cd fences, we suppose
the defining OF definition will bc excused
b the mathematical members.
On motion of Mr.. lIalbcrt, adjourned.
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Lcyjs} rarc of Vctnt0nf- iSoa.
SENATE.
SATURDAY. Oct -.

SATURDAY. Oct -.
The President pro tenn. in the chair.
Is Prayer 10y the chaplain.
Journal Of yesterday read, corrected,
and approved.
Mr.. Dewey moved that when the sen
ate adiour1ls this morning, il be TIL
Monday ut 10 am: passed.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND ETrERPlD.
II. -. laying a tax on the County OF
Franklin to Senators OF Franklin
County.
II. IS, to pay Joseph Gilran the sum
therein named: to committee on claims.
II. -, relating to salaries and fees: to
committee on finance.
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~ W ~ ~ -.
Late Chaplain 10th VI Vols
WM w HENRY.

On motion of the Chaplain the So
ciety then adjourned stne die-subject
10 the call of the Executive Committee.
The company then proceeded to the
dancing hall, and there, i'll company
with many gallant and fair OF Water.
urv, trippei the light fantastic toe"
lng."
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Fancy Flour,

100 BARRELS "GEBHART'S BEST,
lOO from choice white winter wheat, JUS,
received, and for sale by N. REILLY.
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The PoughEeep.ie Murder

NEW York, November -. The Times
Poughkeepsie dispatch says: 1t has now
been aScertHined that the victim of the
recent mysterious roadside murder is
Mrs. Smith, wife of Jacob Smith, of
marlborough, Sullivan county. He
star ed from his house on SATURDAY at
one O'Clock 7. NJ, in q one.horss waCos
with his wife, protesting Ia fake
her TO Olive, Ulster county. To Wis.
il her daua hter, who, as he professed to
her, had been badly hurt and wished her
immediate presence. lie returned to
marlborough on Sunday, stating tina:
his horse had given out and that he had
sent his wife on TO his daughters bv =
chance ride, and had come back for his
children to take them TO the same place.
He left again on Tuesday with the chill
dren. After he had left, bis house was
entered by citizens and it was found
that lie had carried off everything in
the house except one old trunk, which
was opened and in it found remnant
of piece of goods which is exactly 8 M
liar 10 the dress found on the murdered
woman. Siucg Smith left with his chill
dren nothing has been definitely heard
of TN, III. The children were those of his
wife by former husband.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.

PARIS, November 2S.-The editor of
the Reveille has been sentenced to two
months imprisonment, with fine of
two thousand francs, and the editors of
the Tribune and l. Avenier to pay a
fine of two thousand francs each, and
also the editors of the Temps and Jour-
nal de Paris to pay q fine of one hum
bred francs each for publishing articles
encouraging subscription for She mon
ument to NJ. Boudin.
BUCHAREST, November %. - Prince
Charles, of Roumania, in the opening
session Of the Chambers, here, said that
the maintenance of neutrality was du.
" which his Government had always
observed. The foreign relations of the
country were on an excellent footing,
and he had reason TO believe that the
pending negotiations would result in
satisfactory conventions with Austria
and Prussia.
LIVERPOOL, November ga dis
patch from Gibraltar reports that the
American brig Stephen Duncan, which
sailed from New York on October 10th,
for Marseilles, lies stranded near Cape
Spartel. No further particulars re-
ceived.
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New York Items

New YORK, November 2S.-TRe steam
ship Deutschland, from Bremen via
Southampton arrived this morning.
Early yesterday morning William
Arkansaw, keeper of a bagnio in Greene
street, having some difficulty with VIM.
Hall, who is bar-keeper of similar
establishment just opposite, procured q
shotgun and shot his enemy in the arm,
completely decorating it. Arkansaw
was arrested and committed.
The Democratic Union Executive
committee. at the Masonic Hall last
evening, nominated Frederick A. Conk-
ling for Mayor and Richard O'GOrman
for Corporation Counsel, in place of
John Kelly and Abraham Il. Lawrence,
declined.
The Constitutional Union Convention
also nominated Mr.. COnkling.
Schuyler COlfax, Vice President elect,
now sojourning in this city, spent
thanksgiving oay in Brooklyn, the guest
of Benjamin w. Delamater. In the
evening an entertainment was given in
honor of the Speaker and his wife, in
which large number of prominent cit
liens assisted, and the gentleman re-
ceived their congratulations on two of
the events of his life, viz: his marriage
with Miss Wade and his election TO the
Vice Presidency. Mr.. Colfax will leave
for Washington to-day.
correspondent has had Il converse
ton with Congressman Boutwell,, who,
in answer to inquiries, stated that he
should advocate the eXaCtiOn of more
stringent measures of reconstruction in
the States of Virginia, Mississippi and
Texas than had been required from the
other States. He believes that specie
payment can be FASTENED only by ad-
vancing prosperity aud not by legisla-
ton. As to the suffrage question, he
was of the opinion that Congress had
the power to declare who may vote for
Presidential Electors, Senators and
Congressman, if hot the power TO repu.
date the entire question of suffrage in
the States.
The steamship Iowa, from Glasgow,
has arrived.
The Governors Of the New York
Hospital have determined TO remove
that institution up town. One reason
of the removal is that the property will
soon become valuable, and that the
Governors are unable to pay the assess
ments upon it.
The half million gold sold by the Gov
ernment to-day brought 50 l-lO0.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.

HuTkCt.
CINCINNATI, November %.
FLOUR-Uncbanged and firm;sales OF
family at Z 5Oas 90. '-'r
WHEAT-FIrm at 80 for Ne. red
and 20 for No. 2.
CORN-Firmer; sales of new ear at
62a63c.
RYE-Advanced TO 80.
OATS-Quiet at 59a60c for No. and
choice.
BARLEY-Uncbanged.
COTTON-Prices dull; sales at 23c
for middling uplands.
WHISKY-Firm at CSC.
HOGS-Firmer and higher; sales at
7 00a7 60, gross, and s 75a9 %, net; re-
ceipts $500.
PORK-Held at % 75a23 90 and firm.
BULK MEATS-Market quiet and
easier for that partly cured; sales OF
shoulders at &c; sides, lac and l3c for
clear rib and clear.
GREEN MEATS-Dull at 7dlOall4a
l2ic for shoulders, sides and hams.
LARD-Dull at l3ial4c for prime
steam and 14sa15c for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Unchanged and quiet.
CHEESE-Unchanged and quiet.
EGGS--Sales at 33c.
OILS Linseed held at Csc and dull;
lard, scarce and prices irregular; sales
at 30al IS on the spot, but for future
delivery, say 10 days hence, it can be
bought at 25.
GOLD-134f buying.
EXCHANGE-Quiet at lsal-l0 dis
count buying.
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Is there any remedy for corns on a
horses foot' If so please state what
it is in The Stock Journal and send me II
copy. Z. II. ~.
Iemphis, Tenn.
The method of treatment for slight
corn, that occasions but little lameness,
is extremely simple. 1t consists in cut.
ting away, with short drawing knife,
as much of the horny sole at the angle
of the crust as can be accomplished
without bleeding; then applying with a
feather little muriate of autimOny or
other caustic, holding up The foot for n
while that the caustlc should be well
applied 10 the part. This being done,
a shoe should be applied with the pres
sure removed FROM the heel. To &C
compish this, there should be no nail
on the inside quarter, and space should
he allowed to exist between the heel of
the crust and that of the shoe, either by
taking off the bearing from the. upper
surface of the shoe, or by removing o
portion of the heel of the crust, if the
heel Is strong enough.
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Attorney General Evarts on the Eight
Hoar Inv.

NEW YORK, November 29.-Attorney
General Evarts has forwarded To the
President his opinion on the operation
of the eight hour law. In regard to
the compensation of employees, he says :
The law being silent on the subject of
compensation, Government officials are
at liberty to use their own discretion
in the matter, but that the law of
equality, which heretofore regulated
the wages of Government employees,
requires that they shall receive the
same compensation for their labor as is
paid in private establishments in the
vicinity.
The law of 1865 does not fix the
wages, nor does it require the Govern
ment to pay ten hours wages for eight
hours work. Ifthe citizens had adopt
ed such course, the Government must
do the same. AS the law now stands, it
is left to the option of the Government
officials TO pay the same wages as when
the mon worked ten hours day, or to
rehnre tho compensation III proportion
to the reduction of the hours of labor.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November %.
FLOUR-Steady, moderately active
and firm; sales of spring extras at 25a
8 %.
WHEAT-No. 2 opened firm at 2a2tc
higher; sales at 49,, but fell back and
closed with sellers at l4i; No. quiet,
sales at l 24al %; sales of No. 2 this
afternoon at l IL.
CORN-The corner in old No | main
tains sales at 90, closing firm; old No.
2, 7SaS0c; new shellod in fair demand,
irregular sales at 58a6l4c; kiln dried
active; No. 2, 723a75c, and rejected, Coo;
closing at 75c for No. kiln dried; sales
of No. since Change at 90.
OATS-Quiet and firm at lal &c higher;
sales Of No. 2 at 47ta4S!c, closing at 4oc.
RYE-Firmer and steady at lta2c
higher; sales of No. l at l l3tal IA;
No. 2, 12I; closing at the outside rate
for No. |.
BARLEY-Quiet and steady; sales Of
No. = at 55al 81 and rejected 30.
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IS sickness AvOidabIe!

Thousands toss on sick-beds to-day, who
might have been we'll and hearty, had they
taken due precautions for the preservation Of
that most precious of earthly blessings, a sound
mind in a found body. Sickness, to a greater
exvent than most people suppose, IS droiddbk
When the body is languid, the spirits depressed,
and the nervous system unnaturally sensitive,
il should be taken for granted that mischief is
bretcin1. These hints and warnings, vouch-
safed as such by kind Providence, ought not
to be disregarded. If they are sighted, as is
too generally the case the next thing may be
fever a severe bilious attack, or some other
form of acute disease. They indicate as clearly
rs if the intimation we're given il artlculate
dered. and tho system debilitated. Under these
circumstances, the only thing TO be done S to
REGULATE AND RESTORE, and the best regulating
and restorative preparation erer used for the pre-:
rcl,tion Of sickness Is HOSTETTERSS STOMACH
BIrTERS. In this way, bilious remittent
fever Chils and fever, spasms, nervous paroX-
ysms violent attacks of indigestion and all
the ordinary opidemics may almost certainly be
averted. They are usually preceded by the
symptoms described, and surely il is wisdom TO
lotestall them by resorting to an antidOte at
S.Ve harmless, agreeable ard invigorating.
-iost asSursdly, il will soon dissipate the uu-
pieasaht feelings referred to; which, of course.
Is ueSnAILe, oven If they were not likely to lead
usually accompanied by unhealthy foes and
violent atmospheric changes and il is therefore
n season when invigoration IA narticnia,ir
needed.
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GE TYsBt u"
KATALYSlNE WAlEn'
Its Wonderful Cures anu
rative Powers

u'HE GHTTYsBCRG SPRING Cys -
,nnounee that thsv oomysv. :.
mests for supplyiRg the G.uJtDaL h. =
Water on a soals tomHSnBuraA -, -
mand. Physicians and inyslid' 60 60 -, = q
nation a. TO the therapeutic rAss -
this Water will on GVpliratoh W - 49, =
the Company or any Of the Drng -, =
furnished With printed copies o. 49, - p
Inyalids. and reports Of eminent 1870. d
10 its CURATIVE ETYTCTs the only .s'
the value Of any water or ne ,.li-.-,.,I q
Th.v are .lso referred 20 bs tSes-.., -,
x.lids and their medical sdTiser y s'.S, .
Of the country. who have, since t1s -, -
PRODUCTION Of this Water among ibs - q.
sir months ago, been cured, " w.
treasinz OF fatal nalAdss- ,r..,, 80
This combined testimony s.i.yl.'' 4 ~
all reasonsbls doubt, The 90 90 Gu
Water, a. . remedy fer Rhe unAlls. -. y
81, Dyspepsia, kidney, UTinaI, -, n o
er, and BOpel DissAses, tbiHo 49,, "a, -
tsgrh. Neuralgia, and IerTOus d. =. 49, .
al otbers knn1n 20 matsris MEDIA, o.
the mineral springs Of modern tlfD0 IL o
II h.s been dsDOnktTzt1d N -. s.irsB
,taneest 10 pOsp.s the poser o. sos'lLs Ss,asg
or stone IN tbs bladder, ADD 10 - - u
Of chalk stones formed By kbsph .--,l,s -
"a c,.sJ 80 N YHEulSINILT cuf5t -
$780, fgr whIch medical seisbes an -, .
celebrated mineral waters have
provided psliatiTes- 20 - -
p'G ~ N srrsstisT She psogrss, = =, y
p.Btly curing AlbumsnanA' " N
nj. water Il confidently slsirasde, = - .
80 ,,gn.ral sprfnz water With rhl,s ., -
1917 ALE euroa have been sfectsh W.
Depot O. Liberty street., Nsg YeIirs1Yrp .
To< sais BIZ NcCABE BJsh, - ussg
KRAFT. % hsln street. VhsshSs ~
gisis generally.
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Ehe Abandonment of Americans in
Paraguay.


The New York Erenimg Post (Repub-
llcan), commenting on the conduct of
Mr.. Washburne, says:
alt is not possible to excpsa Mr.
Washburne for his abandonment NJ
American citizens. officers of his own
Legation, to the cruel mercies of the
barbarian Lopez, Mr.. WaShburnes own
letters are his worst condemnation.
For instance, in letter from Baenos
Ayres. dated October Is, he writes:
Lopez is made furious with disap'
pointmeut, and conscious that his cause
is lost; and as his career has been but
series of infamies, he now seems In.
tent on destroying the witnesses, and
biottiDg out the record. He Is the great
est cO,rGrd erer kROrR, and it iras only
through fear that he let me 90. When
Captain Kirkland, of the Wasp, in re-
Spouse to his threat that he intended
to hold on to me, told him that if he
dared to touch me our Government
would have his head, if it Lad to hunt
him through all Christendom, he then
Concluded to let me depart"
How it must occur TO everybody but
n M, wasuburne, in reading this, that a
bnnor only common sense OF duty and
houe nrs3iSaing threats so efficient, would
the other IA upon the release, also, of
shipwreck, shetSS;HSn If captain a. in q
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o. r R co A is
M, GUTMAN & CO.'S.
9gu Jele:9rapt.
TO ThEE REGlsTER.--
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Eegister.l
TO ThsE REGISTER.

LONDON, November 2S.-Great pre-
parations are being made at Birming-
ham for the reception of Reverdy john
son, on Wednesday next. John Bright
and others will speak on tho occasion.
The dinner to Mr.. johnson, which
was contemplated by the Werkingmen's
Society of this city, has been abah-
doned.
Benjamin Disraeli has declined the
Peerage. His wife has been created
Viscountess of Baconfelds.
PARIS, November 2S.-The Patrie
says the Corps Legislatif will meet on
the 4th day of January next.
VIENNA, November 25.--An American
vessel with arms on board, designed for
tho use of the Wallachians, passed into
the Danube day or two since.
BERLIN, November 2S.-Deputies from
schleswig have bees denied seats in
the Diet until they have sworn allie
glance.
PARIS. November 2S.-The present
Moniteur newspaper leSes its official
character with New Years day. The
Moniteur Official de rEmpire will then
appear.
The publishers of the Lilli Progress
newspaper have been fined FIVE hundred
francs and sentenced to ore months
imprisonment for publishing a list Of
the subscriptions for the proposed mon
ument to NJ. Boudin in the cemetery at
Mont Martre.
The Patrie of yesterday says that
there is large faction in Spain favor
able to the formation of Triumvirate
for five years.
MADRID, November 25.-Olazaga has
gone to Paris.
There have been many republican
demonstrations throughout Spain with
in the last few days.
FLORENCE, November 28.-Qnite a
serious outbreak occurred at Bologna,
and new troubles are feared. The dis
turbance originated through refusal
of the PEASANTS to pay their taxes. Ten
persons have been killed and seven bad
ly injured.
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I Bacon, Hams, Shoulders and Sides, Bulk
Meats. Dressed Hogs, Prime Leaf Lard, &c.
MAXWELL g. TINGLE
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that a sound mind and body lEs N'
most necessary requisites 10 promote eonhah-.
happiness. Indeed, without these the loursj
through life becomes a weary pilgrimage, a,
prospect hourly darkens To the view The uist
becomes shahowod with despair and oiled sia
the melancholy redestion that tho hAPPhesis
another becomes blighted With our oUn.