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'9ld E~aiariG'' Memphis and White
River g.s. Hail Packet CompsBy,
SCIENTIFICALLY Line,


- - -
EtHE splendid side -wheeI steamers LIBERTY
4 No. :, and MAYFLCWER, viii form q
Semt-W Weekly line between Memphis and
White River, leaving Memphis every Tuesdsy
and Saturday, at 8 O'clO,k pm, connecting 1t
Dsyalls Bluff with trains of the Little Rock
Railroad for LiIle Rock and Eot Springs. Re
turning, VIII leave JacksonDOrt every Tues
day and Friday st 5 e m, and DevaIUs Blu
every Wednesday ana Saturday at L O'Clock N.
JOHN B. DAVIS,
Sup'J M SnG w. r. Pckt. Co.
LEVY & SHARPE. Agents.
No 20 Front Row.
Card Rates gemphis and White River
Packet Company.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

Memphis q ST Louis Packet Cor1pany-U s
Mail Line.
MARY z. FORSYTH-..a-.ThOmpson, master
This new and splendid passenger E,E1
steamer Will leave SIS ABOVE on 10y
THIS DAY, 18th inst. al 5 PIN.
nov7I II FLFH. CALVERT -unt
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FCR EEw ORLEANS.
NsmnhIs and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
MISSISSIPPI MASTER
Thi- Mammoth reignt steiner H-E.~E
will leave IS above on =EEE
WEDNESDAY, 18Th inst, at . PIN.
For freight only apply 70
LARRE HARMSTAD, Agent,
nevl54t ~ Madison street.
Sreen master
This elegant passenger steamer z.ET~k
win leave -
lar WALT & co.
novl54t Agents, ~ Font street.
Nemphisa and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
n SSISSiPPI--.. ........--.. y. s. Green, Master
This splendid passenger PACKET .NA
Tilieave 81 shove -
WEDNESDAY. 18th inst. 81 5 pa
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
novl5 At No. 81 Front street.
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CHAMEEE OF COAHERCH. !
HEWPHI=. November IL lggg I
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FOR VICKsBURG.
ZOE EVANSVILLE,


EoR FRA IS FcEsT.
z.zrlsr MeInphis and Friar's Point Packet
For Eels1a a8d Friars Point.
Lee master
TINS elegant passenger packet A
Wt1l leave AKEzs@@z
TT-FzDAY, Eth inst. at 5 pm.
VENEON & DGNAHUE, Agents,
~ovIS1 t Ga FRONT street.
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Des Arc ..-....-.. 8 50 80 % ! 20 l . IS
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John &. DAVIS. superintendent.
LEVY q SHARPE, Agents,
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Memphis and New Orleans Saturday
PHeket
HENRY AMES.....-.Geo w. Boyd, Master
J. ). Sedan, Cork.
This splendid steamer win enter f.
the trade as q REGULAR &zSs1
Day PACKET, leaving Memphis
Saturday, November rs. mt ) P.m.,
And every alternate Saturday thereafter
throughout the season.
LARRY HAIR NSTAD, Agent,
Nc. IL Madison street.
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
uOyl4 II No 29l Front street.
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pftiaI 0otitts
billy nnd rrnn.-..

D0lii'y and EmaeistioS -
Both result from the lack Of abi,u,.
the food INTO nntriment, How necc.,,, ,' :,
for those suiie. ing from these A. u
toms to Immediately resort to a., N
will strengthen the stomach and 1, ivy \
gans. For, as soon as this de. iyabl. 9 Wv.
been accomplished, the health ir,.. '9''s
Che patient resumes his usual persor, g'"' .
ance. R0sTETfER's STOMACH S,, "a
have attained a worldwide popvla,i,- ~
cases, and have been proven the heat. q
means of removing constipation aug, !"
stomach, giving energy to the liver gs
ing every symptom Of nervouSness et
ion of splits. Its cheering ind hon,s |gs
are highly spoken OF by thousand. 'nga w
il their rertOratiOn to health No "a0tml
the annals Of medicine has attaincJ Vnlale.
popularity in Abe short space of timo ,,u we u
before the public, or has won the XII Wsa
ments accorded TO this excellent tosi 'Ai,t
other neutrality-suspicious. 10 be AE
aud restOiautes, have been introdn% 'teai
have persisted one by one while tbo 'uCed,
of lI0SlElTER'S STOMACH n mr. JProPua
tinues TO increase. and is now rer-,. .hS
standard household medicine. "htiR /.
which attends the use Of the Bitter, "' 'Ns
once its virtues in all cases of deIi,o '.l3at
ea-es OF the stomach. Certificates Sal
out number, have been published s st,'t q
truly miraculous power in removing NHI''ll.
fu! and fearful diseases. And Al b,,lVeA
seems idle to do more than call atten MN VIZ
g cat remedy of the, age, in order t to W
public attention 10 rs bxceIIencir, na'lR
on'y preparation OF The Sind that 4 et%ti%s
cases, and IT Is therefore WORTH of S "'Nht
Grafton of the afflicted. "'sig
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resplcllve prlmarY meetlngs.
A CnOICE Library OF MusIC.

- ~ VT MOHtC.
'o9Ihe United States Musical Review. pub.
lishcd by j. t. Peters, 200 Broad way,
New. York, is before US, and merits the
attention Of all lovers of music. 1t is "a
mammoth monthly magazine, sheet music
size, continuing over seventeen pages Of
musical news, reviews, aud choice art
items, every line of which is readable, and
we should say, iaealsabie 10 all nl9sseta,,s.
This alone is we'll worth years sub.
scription, which is only S2.The publishers
however, d. not stop here, for in addition
to the above, each number contains four
pieces Of choice new music by the best
writers in America, thus giving a select
library Of lew music at such a low rate
that even The poorest may indulge in what
has hitherto been considered a luxury.
Tho music ia the REVIEW Is ofthe BEST
as The following select list will testify, all
Of which has appeared within it's pages
during the last six months. "Nor,
o'Neal," Katy McFerran." You've been
? friend to me-" and kiss me goodbye,
darling all by win. $. Hays; Good.
bye but come ogaiu," aud Do you think
the moon could have seen usg". by ]. r.
Thomas; ALLY Ray" aud Little Blown
Church" BY William S. Pitts; eMari,
bell" by banks Let the dead and Il.
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BaCKsLIDING sPiRrrUALisTs.

Mr. William Eddy and bis sister, MIS-
DIR. J. .HJ,ntoou, have beenq1ite celebra-
ted Spiritualist mediums, performing the
most wonderful feats and giving the most
marvellous manifestations. Ia New York
and Brooklyn, they astonished thousands
lby their startling exhibitions. and the
Banner Of Light gave them the most an
qualified Endorsement They were able
to do in the light what others could do
only in the dalk. aud the Spiritaalist Or
gan says - lra fad.
AT private seance in Buffalo we were
permitted not merely 70 shake, but to ha''-
die and hold the spirit hands, constructed
from the elm lnations, magnetism and VI
tai forces of he MEDIUMS and surrounding
spirit substances. We held the spirit
baud in ours till it softened ,disintegrated
and vanished from sight The lazy, the
spiritual chemistry by which positive
spirits do these things, is natural, and,
when fully understood, perfectly beaaat
fur
Mr. Eddy and his sister noW declare
that the Whoic thing was piece of jug
gling--a gigantic imposture. They have
devoted several years to the investigation
and exhibition Of all the so called pheno-
mena of this stupeadOas cheat, and de
clare chat the leaders and mediums, of
whatever name or character, generally
understand each other, and concert togeth-
err for the purpose Of making their com.
mon swindle success Mr.. Eddy aud
sister justify their fraud on the ground
that this course alone enabled them to
get inside the ring secure tie necessary
reputation aud public standing to render
It's final exposure by them complete. They
now propose to devote themselves wholly
and heartily in the future, to the work
of dsabosing the public mind, in regard
to this gross demoraliSing s"ps' stitioa :"
--Kelcy's Hogazine.
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ITEMS.

--ANIMAL INSTINCTS West, a mild
winter in Minnesota was predicted from
the manner in which the muskrats built
their houses. The season, thus far. has
been the most severe in twelve years
East, the same prediction was made from
the leanness of the turkies at thanksgiv-
ing time, the theory being that they
needed but little fat to protect them from
the cold.
in London there are 40 inhabitants
to the acre in Liverpool 49, Last year,
309 children were daily born in London
aud 1913 persons died.
The Catholic Almanac for 1868
claims five millions of adherents i'll the
United States. They claim strength
of 10000 in New England alone.
III. W., Beecher and no less than five
other eminent divines are now engaged
in Writing several lives of Christ
Rents in New York city are fixed OIL
each lst February. The demand for ten.
ement houses this year was far beyond
the supply and rents are very high.
The political campaign in New
Hampshire is very spirited. Mr.. John
son has assessed the Custom House off.
Gals of Baltimorc--and we presume 9th
CT cltes-to assist the Democrats.
New York has been favored with
the longest period Of continuous sleighing
this winter for more than twenty five
years.
--latest adyiccs from Abyssinia are
unfavorable to the English rti taE
Napoleon has promised to visi. tic
brand Turk next summer.
The King and Queen Of Portugal
were recently fred upon, while returning
from u hurting excursion nobody hurt.
Madam Rist5ri is in Havana.
On Thursday last, the Lunatic Asy.
"a
lu4 at Geneseo N. T., was burned ana
four insane women were roasted alive.
The copperhead journals want Gen.
Grant arrested for characterization.
-.-seey Seward does not want to tell
the cost Of the arrest Of Surfatt. 90
Gen. Daniel j.. sicklesi is the chair
man Of the New York delegation to the
Republican National Convention to be
held in Chicago next May fa
The income Of H. w. Beecheru
church is only $4s.7S6.5o.
Romeo, the marderous elephant, is
still rampant
Admiral Farragut is nov in Genoa,
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Resolced That on every battle Geld,

! AeSOtced, IHdt oH OfeiJ oaVelN AVN,
from Lexington TO Petersburg citizens Of
the United States Of foreign birth have
freely shed their blood in behalf of their
adopted country, and attestcd the SINGER
ity of theil love of liberty and equal
rights the only boon Of freemen and
that we pledge ourselves to agitate this
subject until all monarchial governments
have learned and are forced to admit that
a person once admitted to the rights and
privileges ola citizen Of the United States
is no longer called upon to submit to their
tyrannical power and that such govern
ments do not question his nationality.
ReSoioed, That the honor and dignity
of this great Republic requires. in order
to sustain its sacred pledge to the natur-
allied citizen, the recognition by the
world of the principle that ''once natural.
lied, forever absolved from all foreign
allegiance. and that no power shall
maintain doctrines at variance Herewith.
Resolred, That our Representatives in
Congress- arc hereby requested to do their
duty in reletion to this matter, and invoke
the Congress of the United States to de-
clare the national viii on this Ito the
naturalizcd citizens) important subject.
Resulted, That all American citizens
in British jails for acts done or words
spoken in America should be Immediately
set at liberty and if not, We are ready
to fight it ont on this line, viz once
naturaliged citizen of these United States,
never again Epglahd's slave.
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A Republican Union State Convention will
be held at RUTLAND. ON WhDNES.
DAY THE EIGHTEENTH DAY or
MAkCH NEXT, at IL O'Clock n. for the
purpose Of choosing four Delegates at
large, to represent Vermont in the Natio
nal Republican Union Convention, and
four Substitutes, in pursuanceof the foil
owing call of the National Committee:
"The National Committee designated
by the convention held at Baltimore on
the 9Th day of June, 1861, do appoint
that National Convention of the Union
Republican Party be held at the City Of
Chiago. IlliUois, on WEDNESDAY, the
TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY NEXT, at
II O'Clock N. for the purpose of nominal
ing candidates for the Offices of president
and Vice President of the United States.
Each State 10 the United States ia authori.
zed to be represented in said Contention
by NUMBER Of delegates equal to twice
the number Of Senators aud Represcn
tatives to which such State is entitled in
the National Congress We invite the
co operation Of all citizens who rejoice
'hakour civil war has happily terminated
in Che discontinue of REBELLION who
would bold fast the unity and integrity of
the Republic, and defend its paramount
right to defend to the utmost its own ex
istcnce, whether imperilled by sccrte con
spiacy or armed force; of all friends Of an
economical administration of the public
expenditure of the complcat extirpation
Of the principles and policy Of slavery,
and of the speedy Reorganization
of those States whose governments we're
destroyed by the REBELLION, and their per.
manent restoration to their proper practi
cal relations with the United States, 10
accordance with the true principles Of re-
publican government"
The Republican Union voters Of this State
are invited to be represented in the, Con
vention by their delegates, to the Chosen
upoh the basis of one delegate from
cash town, and an additional dele
gate fer every Que hundred and fifty votes
cast for the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor at the last State election.
The Delegates, OF their Substitutes, will |
provide themselves with proper credeu-
tials. signed by the Secretaries of the
respective primary meetings.
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RIGHTS oFADorTED crTIzEns..

At a meeting attended by large nun.
Der ofthe citizens of Burlington. on Friday
Eve. last. the following resolutions. intro.
dnced by Capt. Lonegan were adopted
leeselped' That we, the native born
and naturalissd and adopted, citizens Of
Burlington, ". call upon The Govern.
aent Of the United States % make good
ITS plighted iaitlt ~ every citizen who has
toresworn and renounccd all allegiance
and fidelity to foreign powers, aud to
protect him equally with native born citi-
zen, by the strength of its right arm, in
the pursuit Of life, whether at home or
abroad, f'as ,se'ff
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ANOTHER RAILROAD GUN
WOLCoTT WHEELS GLORl0SLY IN
TO LINES
9g,Oo0 Voted /!

Yesterday We accepted the kind inyi-
tation of Hon. Waldo Brigham. and rode
to Wolcctt with him, to hear the debate
at their railroad meeting.
The meeting was full Notwithstanding
most people thought the weather exceed
ingly cold. When people turn out on
such a day it shows that they have an
interest in the subject which calls them.
The discussion upon the resolution to
accept the Enabling ActwaS opened by
R. +. Parker, Esq, on the affirmative.
The question was discussed for about two
hours by the citizens Of Wolcett Hon.
G. W. Heudee Waldo Brigham and
your servant {under his own protest.
were then in turn called upon to make
Messrs. Hendee and Brigham
in speeches Of considerable
length, with the most happy effects The
spirit manifested by the people was most
seemed to desire to under
stand the subject. and not to fear the
light. a '
When the vote was finally taken it was
an almost unanimous yca,-only four
votes being given in the negative.
Messrs. r. F. Parker, d. X. Audrus
md Edison Piuney Esqrs were nominated
or commissioners. There seemed to be
10 thought of doing anything less than
he full extent of their ability. s'
We have no doubt Morristown will
ollow suit to-day. Aud 50 the world
loves
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beautiful res'."' Break, bre k, 0 sea- q Z.
Also Kiukel's -Heayeply thoughts
an1 "Maiden's Blush Schottische," Mack s
"Damask Rose" aud White Rose March,
and several other choice pieces, amounting
in all to SO at retail prices
The u. s. MUSICAL RptIEw is publish
ed at So per year; single copies 20 cents
No musical family should be without 1t.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-12

NorJcE -Agreeably to the circular
addressed to the evangelical churches of
this county some weeks ago by the com
mittee of the Convention, hereby noti-
fly those churches that tho Rev. brothers
Bailey aud Bushnell, Of Hyde Park, viii
hold such meeting at the Congregation
al church Of North Hyde Park, beginning
at | I o'clock, A. NJ, on Wednesday, the
10 inst. to continue two days. Sermon
on the evening of the first day by Rev. Z.
Whceloek. The churches and public are
cordially invited to attend.
By order of the COMMITTEES. u
J. DoUGnrRry, Chairman.
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BELL BENEFIT CONCERT.

A concert, the full programme of
which will be published next 'weck, will
be given in this village, GU Thursday
eve, the 9th inst, the proceeds OF which
will be appropriated towards the purchase
of the Bell. The concert will be of a
pleasing character, and one which, aside
from its ject, would be worthy of the
public patronage; but when We take it
into the account that the entile proceeds
are to be devoted to the purchase Of a
bell which we all so much desire, we feel
8ure that large audience will be secured.
Remember the evening and have quar-
ter ready for the occasion, The time
has been selected III strong faith in the
moon and pleasant weather. ...
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lohenix Mutual E.ife In,n.

A favorable opportunity is D,ao,
to energetic and reliable businso ' Wy
who eau devote their entire TINA n
business, to =, represent this DID, Slim,
and llost successful life compapv N
many popular features peculiar "a /
Phoenix Mutual, aud the great slvn,,
it offers to the insuring public-lt, +.
dom from restrictions on travel and,
cupation--its non forfeitabls p,i,s'
its liberal premium systematic c,n,,,
Of management, and its large anunlh
dends, reuder it the most profitable
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FAIR AND FESTIVAL AT Cambridge
The ladies and children Of the Cong l. So.
ciety IN Cambridge Boro' will hold a fair
on Friday eve, Feb. 18th. in the vestry
of the church. Refreshments and pleas
ant entertainments will be provided.
All are cordially invited. onJ3 ig
Admission 10 cents t .5a 2w
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SONG oGH L1EON.

SONG Co4u IRON.
am mighty in The saber,
flercely welded BY the brave
Glorious in the stal art steamer
% Laughing at the storm and wave,
Beauteous in the palace pillars,
saving in the pointed rod,
As it brings the pointed lightning
Quelled and Harmless to the sod.
But there IL a glorious essence,
Where take my grandesL power,
Giving to the RAGE my sutesL
sweetest aid in danger boar.
See, before me fly diseases
y See the darkest hydras bow
See the rose Of health and beauty
Take the palest cheek anl brow
Figs dyspepsia fly consumption
Hes, all ills are crushed at length,
For give what. human nature
( Only ever needed-sTKENGrul
Shall tell in what great essence
~. can thus your spirits cheer ny.
Pallid, trembling. dying sufferer
lis the famed 'PERUYfAN SYRuP."
The PERUVIAN SYRUP is a, protected y
ton of the protoxido OF Iron, a new di't0N
IN medicine that strikes at the root Of dla
by supply fng the blood with its vital put:
or lie element--IRoH.
] he genuine has rPERUvIAN SYRUP" BIZ
In the glass. Pamphlets sent fre9.'
j. l.. lNSMORB, Proprietor,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-12

GU The Little Corporal, for February.
Is very fine number The Publisher
offers most beautiful premiums, and sun.
usual Inducements to raise Clubs Terms.
Ono Dollar year. A sample copy will
be seIt freolto any one who applies for it
during February. Address Alfred L.
Sewell, Publiihcr, Chicago, lll.a asss
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-12

The WORLD AT HOME This is the
title Of a new fist class Magazine, pub
lishcd by Evans & Co, Sli Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia. Nos. one and two of
which have been received. /. is the size
of Harper's; is richly embcllishcd has
original reading matter of high toned
character, and is geographically neat.
1t has enough Of fqehion and fun for the
ordinary reader We DO not see why it
is not equal to any Of iis contemporaries,
and the subscription price is only three
collars a year-a dollar less than the
other magazines of the same class. To
obtain u large subscription list, it gives
it's first years profits to be divided among
its subscribers. Specimens can be seen
at our office.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-12

STOWE UNION School The Spring
term Of this s:hool will commence on
Monday February 2lth, and continue
IL weeks. ,m
W. A. Phelps, Principal.
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RAIL ROAD IN JOHNSON.

Last Saturday the voters Of this town
assembled in town meeting and in spir.
tied and courteous manner discussed the
pros and cons of the rail road. Rev. DR..
Dougherty and G. II. MILAN were the
champions of the opposition and Messrs.
Heath, Christy and knight advocated the
scheme. No decision was reached, and
the meeting was adjourned one week, for
further discussion. Both parties seemed
willing to adjourn for further discussion,
and We feel sure that the question will be
presented in all its bearings, before the
torn takes its final action--and this 10
as il should be.
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40 COiasg9ggap4ives,

The Rev. Edward a Wilson will send 'fn
charge to all who desire it, the pg.s.rtgla
with the directions for making ard usings
simple remedy by nich he was clrsd,of s.a
affection and tha dread disease consumplor,
HIS only object Is to benefit the afflicted aM
hopes every sufferer will try this prsClpH
as 1t will cost them nothing and may prov
b essing. Please address Rev. Edward A. "
son, Wtillamsburgh, Kings Go New Yolk. 81
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-12

-Tbad, Stevens thinks TIE recent cor
respon dence between President johnson
and Gen. Grant proves Grant Drawer
man than he--"'Ihaddeus" thought he
was, lie now accepts him feI President
Come ip, gentlemen. one by ene if you
please, but you are all coming ut last
q Herass Greeley was chairman Of the com
mittee on resolutions in the N. Y. Iepub.
hcan State Convention. on the 9th inst,
which unanimously nominated General
Grant for President 'How atc you Hor.
acc greeley 2"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-12

A WOODEN WEDDING There will be a
Donation Visit for the benefit of Rev, j..
G. Bailey. on Monday, Feb II; after
noon at his housc-in the evening at the
Town Hall. All are cordially invited to
attend. Per order Of Com.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-12

During tep minutes conversation 70
Gently Gently with an othcer who served with
distinction in the army Of thu Potomac
nc TOOK occasion to say that .,Johnson'
ALodyae Llninsea did more good than
any q az ether medicines dispensed d
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JEFrnRsoSviLLr HIou scuool

TEK9UNVILLE HIdH SCHOOL,
The Spring Term Of the Jacksonville
High School. will commence on Monday.
March 2nd, ,ils6s. and continue eleven
weeks Ierps the same as heretofore.
Ample FACILITIES for board.
OSCAR ArwooD, A. NJ. Principal.
Jeifersonville, Feb. 3rd, 1868. '
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. ~ 2.
HERE is to be Rail Road discussion
I, I, Cambridge Boro.' Tomorrow evening.
rhursaay-a mass meeting. sqgs 2