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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-02-25

4 IN the Dis r c; Court Of the United States for
the District 4 Y rmont.
In the matter OF tn res n. Simond-. Bankrupt.
Notice i hereby given TINT a petition has been
fled in said Court, b, Charles II. Simon's Of NeT-
genncs. in sail District. duly drclsIed a bankrupt
under Tia, act OF Congress at March :, 1867. for a
discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts
and other claims provolle unaer said act, and that
ON the third da, Of March. ls6S, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, before the Hon. d. A. Smallev, Judge Of Saii
Court. at nj, Chamber> in the CitN ct Burlington,
is assigned for the hearing Of the same When ami
where all creditors who have proved their debts,
and other persons in interest. may attend AMI
show cause. if any they have, why the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted.
dated at Bu lingtou on I = 2jthdav Of January
1868. 47;lw) d. B. SMAlI.EY. Clerk.
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.ARM FOR SALE.

4 The Farm known as the
OSMOND DOWD FARM"
situated in New Haven. Said farm contains mp
wards Of , % acns OF c!icir~ liant, wnll watrred,
well adapted to grass and grain, abundance os
wood fencing an timber, buildings aud out houses
in COOL repair. For further particulars inquire
of tho subscriber on the premises.
DAN. GOODRLL
New Haven, Feb 10, 1863.
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nR. S. s. FITCH'S

FAMILY PHYSICIAN"
Seveqty-siX pages; price % cents. Sent to any
address. No money required until the book is
received, read, and fully appreciated. II is n
perfect guide to the sick or iniisposei. Ahdro~s
pr. s. s. FITCH. rs fremont ~. .Hcst"n. +''-
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d I + ID

AMEs-In Wagner, Clayton county, Iowa,
January Il, Alfrei D. Amns, formerly a resident
Of this county. sged - "ears.
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EN-. TUBES Eco, PRopas1uss, PE1EsBuRo, Mn.
AUCTloN'
PLACE OF SALE CHANGED.

FLALt Dt sNLt
There will be sol at Public Auction. at the
II. a. FOOTS place, one mile north hiddls1ury
Village.
SATURDAY, the 10Th DAY Of FERRY, 1858,
at = o'clock, 7. NJ, the iulioSing property, VIZ:
Colt-one year old this Spring.
One BE- oil msie in isal.
! doutlc Wagon,
l Harrow,
Single Wagon.
Sled. l Sleigh, | old Pleasure Sleigh,
Pow and Clcgg.
! Double Harness, ! Sin .lc Harness.
CALVIN HILL. Assignee, Of Calvin ". Foote-
Milllrhury. Feb. IS, 1868. 41;2w
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NOTICE.
All those having unsettled accounts with VIM.
SLADE are requested to call at the earliest op-
portunitv aud adjust the same. or ! shall have to
place Them in proper hands for collection.
WILLIAM SLADE.
Midllehurv. Vt. Feb. %, 1867. 4S:tt
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BUILDERS.

Proposals will he received nv thu undersigned
until SATURDAY. the lith day Of March next.
for the erection aud completion Off new BRICK
SCHOOL BUILDING. on tae grounds recently
occupied bv the Al lison County Grammar School.
Plans and speciticstisns for said building can he
seen st the office Of T. N~allette.
Proposals. may 10 made tor he entire work, or
separate bids will ne received for tue mason and
capontrv work.
The Building COMMITTEES reserve the right to
reject any Or all Of ~ proposals offered, If DEEM
ed for the public interest so to do.
CALVIN HILL, puuiiro
T.. VALLEFrE. Cnmi.sa
q. SEVERANCE.
Niidl.bury. VT, Feb. "a, 1868. is;tf
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TOR SALE
Il 4 Timber Lot Of nearly twenty acres, lying
near the Baxter I,hnl in Cornwall. The timber
consists OF Ash, Pine, Celar md Hemloek. En-
quire OF David Piper, Middleburv, or OF
NJ. s. keller.
Cornwall, VT. Feb. G. 1868. 46:tf
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NOTICE.
" This is to certify that ! have this day givon
nv sou, JAMES T.. Sr,pLEruS, his time from Dec.
I. 1867, to MAY I. 1863, and shall claim none OF
his earnings nor pay any debts OF bis contracting
during said time.
MICHAEL STAPLETON.
Middlebrrv, r.. Feb. 10, 1888. 46;lr~
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WANTED.

WANTED.
w One hundred and twenty-five cords Of
WOOD delivered at the Addison County Marble
Quarry. Also, one yoke OF OXEN, weighing
about 30 hundruI. T.. J. MATTHIAS.
Middlebury, VI, Feb'y 6, 1868. 4S;2w'
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MAGNOLIA WArER.-i delightful toilet ar
ticlc- superior TO Col gnc. aud at half the
price. 4Utf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-11

AtLongwood, the residence OF ner EnII:TIRA
Sunday night the sth instant, Mr i,iost daugh-
c.. wife of D. A. Claiborne, ana etu clark, of
ter of William H. and EiVirn a.
Halifax county, Va. an the
atprincess Anne Cour thouse. IEER, re-
7th instant Mrs. SARAH J. ,Son,sed.
i as nf tbe late O. NJ walker
On Yesterday at the residence ss OF NARY A.
ronas 81 Richmond College, nd county
g S1hps ~ lately of GoocaIescing from an
IN NJ CarrolI was just con disease Of the
MISS CaI ,anmo,iia, when ! r,1 an fered,
attack OF pne ,nb she had formerly sum ir one
heart, OF Old With fearful violenc, Of destruc-
was reyl revive had Nd finished it's WORK Oh oes''
ton. earnest in character, re" 40 ~
spent a In Ind there are many VINO WiI, aari1.
fciency, e ~ her kind ministrations: nn ~ the
remelm ration and n lifelong d eVoa.on ~ he
e9 nse service leaves ms good reS umt on \
Master rs SCI she put off the mortal to put Oh !
blessed immortality. pncrJEp
a. tho 10th instant. THOS, FLETCR Rich,
,,,Snr, con of David a. and MaI M M. =
lnianr Gel six months and hfe oaSs ,.oei-
III IT, ;fnneral Will take place lroI1 I nIopN
the 1Hn ,,,a narents THURSDAY MOhN :
dsnee Of the ed pIieT The friends of the family
are patersburg and Knoxville papers please
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rRIRIITE OF RESPECT.

Tho following preamble and resolutions
ware adopted by the Richmond Iypograpni-
c,l Union at its last regular meeting, march
7, 1865: tha 1rrirsrea in
His Infinite wisdom, has seen fit to remove
from earth our late friend and brother.crafts-
man RALPH E. ALLEN, who departed
this life in the city of New York, on the 17th
of February last, whittier he had gone, like
many others Of our gallant young men, 10
seek q livelihood, which had been denied him
in his native State by the sad political per-
plexities which have desolated our sunny
homes. And since it is but meet that the liT-
ing should kneel at memory's shrine and bear
testimony to the excellence and worthiness OF
departed friends, therefore be 1t
RESOLVED, That in the death OF RALPH Z.
ALLEN Richmond Typographical Union" has
lost a true friend and worthy member, and
the community an exemplary and honorable
citizen. ever ready TO yield obeisance to the
welfare of his native home.
ResoIued, That we tender 10 his bereaVed
relatives our most sincere coincidence, and as
snre them that his memory will be revered
Inv Richmond Typographical Union as one OF
its most devotad members.
Resolved, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the newspapers of the city; that a
certified copy be sent to his nearest relatives
and that they be spread upon the minutes Of
this Union.
CHARLES ELLIS, President.
WILLIAM u. CARTER, Recording Secretary
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THE SUPREME CoURT-HOw FAR ITS De-
CIsIoNs ARE REsPECTED.-The Supreme
Court Of the United States decided on
Monday case in WHICH the status of the
seeded States was considered. 1t was
the case Of MAURo Us. The Alliance Insu-
rance Company, which company had in
sured the ship Marshall against the perils
of the seas and against seizure. She was
seized bv so-called "rebels" near New
Orleans in 1861.
The court held that there was at the
time de .facto government in the South,
but that it was not lawful one; that the
setting up of the so-called Government Of
the Confederate States was illegal; that
those States were, when the vessel was
seized, still in the Union; but that the
Government in question being de tact0
one, tho company was bound to pay the
insurance. Such seems to have been the
substance Of the opinion, from which,
however, Chief Justice CHASE and Mr..
Justice SwAYNE dissented. 1t is sufficient,
however, that the Supreme Court of the
United States has decided that the Con.
federate States have never been out
of the Union. If not, they are emit
tied to all the rights of States. They
should have the privilege of making
their own constitutions, of represen-
tation in both branches of Congress,
and Of governing themselves without the
interference of the military. But those
VINO have looked to this high court for re-
nei from Radical laws will soon learn that
sa's aec'sson viii have no more effect upon
ooosfess Than If 1t had never been rem
dered. 1t will be treated with CONTEMPT
by every department Of tho Government
legislative, executive, and judicial. FoK.
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ALABAMA.-We were not wrong yester-
day in guessing that the Radicals OF Con-
press desire TO admit Alabama into the
Union in time to give her bogus senators
votes on the impeachment trial. "Data
writes to the Baltimore Sun as follows :,
If Radical managers of the project snan
q" succeed in their purpose, the AlaDa .ha
&c senators will be admitted to seats - LA, ,
q. Senate before the testimony ~ ences.
!. s Snoh 7 = am informed by some OF Inc
a.,arers themselves, is the plan'
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the Circuit Court of
Y the city of Richmond, March 4, 1868:
John Andrew Arnold and John Frederick
Arnold ...................Pla Plaintiffs,
against
Jacob Wallner, Andrew Sharman, and Con-
rad Feitig, executors of Martin Arnold, de-
ceased, and their sureties, Eberhard Lob
man. Henry Toegler, Henry Meyer, and
August Engelktng also, the said Wallner
as creditor, and the said Sharman and Anna
Sharman his wife as legatees in their own
right. ......... ......' 1900. Oelehoahls -.
EXTRACT OF DECREE.
And il is further adjudged ordered, and de-
creed that said commissioner shall ascert tain,
state, and report in like manner all debts and
demands against said testator, or his estate,
outstanding and unsatisted which may be
produced and proved before him by any credi-
tor of said estate after he shall have adyer-
tised the time and place for presenting and
proving such demands by notice to such credi-
tors weekly for four successive weeks in some
newspaper published in the city OF Rich
mond, under pain Of exclusion of demand on
said executors in case OF failure To present
and prove the same before said commissioner
10 the end that 4 final decree may be made for
the settlement and distribution or the estate
OF the said testator.
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yrv leads off, and pronounces the opinion
ob;ter dictu,n. The opinions Of the highest
indic;al tribunal are of no value when the
no,rer Of the Government is all in the
hands of men who have no regardfor con-
stitutions and laws, no respect for courts,
no consciences, no sense Of justice, mono
of the characteristics of men fit to rule.
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It is announced aushorits'vsly that III tb eae
~ which have been published as 'nJ IS
points " sha Presidents counsel will make
wn,e1 the t trjal of the impeachment articles
we're merely guessed at by the pu,S 0s;aent
~v 40 them to the public. The Preslaen ::
gil ssi,, on Friday ask for time to prepare MS
' w." aeauos and it is supposed he will DC
= lived from twenty to thirty days.
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C01T10geS, dc.

NOTlCE.-Stockhold in the Mutual
IN Building Fund and Dollar Savings Bank,
and those DESTROYS of becoming so, are hereby
notified that an INSTALMENT OF MONEY
will be sold TO the lowest bidder on FRIDAY,
10th day of March, at o'clock p. NJ. Bids
may be made from the present up 10 that day
and hour. For particulars, apply at office, 1900
Main street, st. Charles corner.
THOMAS s. ARMiSTEAD,
NH 6--eodtMhl6 Cgshisr.
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MeetNgS.
TREAsuRER's OFFICE, RICHMOND ANDY
PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY,
p,cu,,nyD Y. Marrh ? 1cec

NOTICE.-A meeting of the stockhold-
~ ers of this Company will be held at the
office of the Company, No. Gil Main street,
(up stairs,l between Ninth and Tenth streets,
on WEDNESDAY the Sth day OF April next,
al u O'Clock NJ, for the purpose of considering
what action shall be taken in reference TO stock
sequestered and sold by the Confederate au-
thorities. M w WARRINGTON
NH It'd Treasurer
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COMMISSIONERS OPFICg }

RIcHMoSD, March IL, ls6s
Notice is hereby given that l have ap-
poin ted my office, in the city OF Richmond, as
the place, and the Sth day OF April, 1865, ut IL
o clock NJ. rs the time for taking the accounts
above ordered; on or before which day all
persons having. claims against the estate Of
Martin Arnold, deceased, will present and
prove them before me, under pain of being ex-
cluded from all demand on the said executors,
rs prescribed by the said decree.
JAMES PLEASANTS,
NH ll-W4w Commissioner,
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WTHAT WE EXPECT AND WHAT
w WE HAYE.-We expect in a few days
a very select stock of Spring Goods, and
would therefore respectfully impress on the
minds of the public the policy of not rushing
sooS. The genuine spring styles in CASH
meres, ETC., have to arrive from Europe yet.
We have a beautiful line of Staple Goods,
suitable for spring wear, such rs Cloths, Doe
skins, Silk Vestings, ETC., which we are ma
king up to order in that genteel style which,
we are happy to state, has gained us reputa-
ton for Merchant Tailoring unsurpassed by
any house North or South.
We are disposing of our heavy READY
MADE CLOTHING at astonishing low
figures: likewise some fine FELT HATS,
which we are anxious TO close out Finally,
pointing your attention to our GENTS FUR
NISHING GOODS, we invite 4 call IT
SCHAAP j. HARTMAN'S,
No. 1911 Main street, near Thirteenth.
NH
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CIOthjng.

CPRING CLOTHING,
SPRING CLOTHING,
AT THE
RICHMOND CLOTHING HALL.
JULIUS KRAkER, MERCHANT TAILOR,
Nc. 1917 MAIN STREET.
1 respectfully announce to my friends and
the public that have just received my first
supply of SPRING CLOTHING, for mems,
bows, and youths wear, manufactured Of
the finest material and made in the latest
STYLES. to which invite their attention
Also. FURNISHING GOODS in all styles !;
HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS,
and AIISES NH
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THE WAVERLEY NOVELS.
The cheapest edition of WATERLEY NO
VELS, in new stereotype plates, uniform
with Dickens's Works, printed from the au-
thor's last notes, to be compile I'd in twenty.
five volumes. Price, Csc. each.
DICKENS'S WORKS, in same style, from
II to 2jc. per volume. Gala
A H. CHRISTIAN & CO.'S,
Booksellers and Stationers,
mh4 sl4 Main street.
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RooEs. stationery, DO.
CREsH GARDEN SEED.
A large stock Of

TRESH GARDEN oEHD'
Il large stock Of
,,,zer1AND RELIABLE GARDEN SEED,
~ POP r. w. POWERS,
No. 1906 Main street.
MEMOIR OF THE LIFE OF BISHOP
wi MEADE. By Bishop Johns. 49,
onTEN yICTORIA'S JOURNAL OF LIFE
IN THE HIGHLANDS. $l.76
EGENDs OF THE WARS IN IRELAND
Nv r. D. Joyce. $l.ho.
voInmes 3 and of MOTLEY'S aISI0 6S
OF THE UNITED NE1hEhLAND0
Each $3.50.
WITH THE FRENCH LIN hiEAAoo' oy :
F. Elton 1926.
wAyERLEY NOVELS. Cheap edition. q
cents each.
DICKENS's WORKS. Cheap edition. From
10 to So cents each.
All the new publications of merit received
''s NH niO ioI2t WooDHoUsE PARHAM.
OATHOLIC BOOKS AND RELI:
" GIOUS ARTICLES FOR SALE BY
JOHN H. WALSH, 4l6 BROAD STREET
Just published, "The Blessed Eucharist :
our greatest treasure, and :" Prayer the heJ
each. "Holy Week" explanations of Hol!
Week By Able Mazzinelli. 'Our Faith the
Victory" BY John McGill, Bishop of Rich
mond 1.-The Lenten Monitor" reflections
and aspirations for each day, from Ash Wed
nesday to Easter Sunday. BY Rev: T. BAKER
complete assortment of Prayer Books ano
Religious Articles NH lO-2t
r WALL TURNER, BOOKSELLER AND
81 . STAT1oSER, TIA Main street, Richmond
Va, has all the NEW NOVELS out besides
receiving daily supplies Of Letter, Note, and
Cap Papers, Envelopes Ink, Pencils, &C., in
profusion, and sells as cheap as the cheapest
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JeaUeLLerS, dc.


VEWELRY AND SILVERWARE, con-
- sisting of beautiful patterns of Diamond
sone Nhg rps Psar large
Etruscan, Garnet, Jet, and other sets Of Jew
elry. Ladies' and Gentlemen's WATCHES,
first quality, beautiful styles, and warranted
Also, sold WATCH CHAINS of new and
beautiful patterns. SILTERWARE in full
sets, and an extensive assortment of silver
articles in cases, &c, for presents; also, Sill
yer Spoons, Forks, Ladies, Butter Knives,
Mugs, Goblets, Casters, Card Gases. Porte
monuaies, Napkin Rings, and Cream Pots and
Sugar Dishes. Call and select at the old es-
tablished stand, 1872 Main street.
JOHN II. TYLER CO.,
de 81 successors TO Mitchell & Tyler.
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DERUVIAN GUANO.-l2O tons No.
L PERUVIAN, direct from the Peruvian
agent, daily expected TO arrive, for sale by
CHARLES HOWARD,
NH II corner Cary and Fifteenth streets
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x;1,cIVIA CONVENTION

ORDERED BIZ CONGRESS- TO
a STATE CONSTITUTION
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NUANO, GUANO.-No. | PERU
" WAN GUANO constantly on hand.
ROBERT +. WILLIAMS s CO.,
NH corner Fourteenth and Cary streets.
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r UMP PLASTER.-200 tons LUMF
~ PLASTER landing this day. For sale b,
NH A S LEE.
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4 DRUG STORE FOR SALE AT A
N SACRIFICE.-Being unable to attend
10 IL, offer for sale my DRUG STORE, 1T
Rockets. with the determination OF selling,
being compelled 10 give all my attention to
the coal business. Parties desiring to COM
mence paying business already established
will call on me at my coal. yard, corner Nine
teenth and Cary streets. Terms very liberal.
NH LIFT CHARLES H. PAGE.
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
M COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Fertilizers,

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.-Andrew
J. Goes Super Phosphate of Lime-best fer.
tilZer known. Can and see certificates. For
sale by CHARLES HOWARD,
NH IL corner Cary and Fifteenth streets.
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H. T. MILLER JOHN ;. DEyLIS.
= PRING STYLES FOR 1868
NOW READY
and on sale al
D E V L ! N s,
No. lOo7 MAIN STREET,
opposite Post-otfi
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
FOR
MEN AND BOYS.
Embracing all the LATEST STYLE FA-
BRICS of European and American manu-
facture, which we are prepared TO sell at
prices that defy competition FOR CASH.
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4 A large stock Of e-,,,
FRESH AND RELIABLE GARDEN l1,, IN sEhD'
in papers only, just received ny
No 1905 Main street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-09
THE EARLY ROSE.

The EI-ig Rs" potato il seeding from tn Garnet
Chill, oas.dercd tire rar,s I1dp y..,rn /.
mIturei tDc pa tt4s % d Ivr- il light weeks
Rec of lcuc rapid mltuu and great pro-
.uct venes-, ne stock Cxh Lsted up. ing Al
4lmos f BILIOUS price of lhre' DpiacS IJpnHd
offer sal this fall the above potatoes the fol-
lowing prices:
EAELY GonDE.CH.--A large, solid, white po's.C-
early, sleat producer, and keep tho year round.
With 20, u vatiUu, yi,ld On utu 10 ushels per
Francis curtis If uge Vt, raised this year
A. bushes ON Ks OF see, Oh L. rod oil land---Lt
the ate of Az bushes per acr". John somers of
Gre sborJ ised bushels and three peck from live
potatoes
Pice, - Gems peck - a bushel.
TuE aALBlsoS.--This YER beet potatoe known
for fell crop Large, 9th, solid, white. fine
griin d an! mesy, Ii ,rle of 'k.ug of Po-
t.'oys." 1t i get udtcc md yie ds 100 bushes
u the 4. lcy oI LUDLOW, Macs, rais-d this
Y ar 80 Lushcls from h4 bu-nel seed
IIc - i PEGS 80 bush
GaRNFT CHILI.-A large, red potato. enormous pro-
Queer. good ill potatoes grow. Price
the Goodrich.
TnE ..EA.LY SEA lirli ed supply CT this
famous Pr ,tOc in pac -cs If three pounds Tor =. No
Whilst nding drUu n, q. d with cuuVati,n.
riseI - los. of Ea.y Rose poun u seed
presen season.
The Eary Rose will b. sent by mail wien cash &C
Companies order.
Apply to JAMES b. TILLEr at [. " stone's--Or d.
rect communications to
{. VI. STONE, St. Johnsbury, VT.
:yspecimens Of the above potatoes can be seen,
orders receive d, at the Csl-donin Office.
81 Terms for larger quantities given application.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-09
Beauregard. F. X, Gained over TenH i.
Pounds in WEIGHT,

In less than one vrar. Eeid how he accomplished H.
7 ais dis .iuguisIed gentleman in. rodurc1
in tie f.i o. Isl, in the ny Of ,:o.tta lie
til n lex VERY sick sun linz wuh u comGina II
cuInp.al.,s. lg-C Ihe4 4.i4"Iys .,4dy l.,li sad
R,..l.4 in L lis. of the OF INV ire, mcut.
tIlr ca. Judge by he following IetI !. Ihs guutie
man Occ piss pysiiJ oI trust tho Montreal Poet
UfticC. JphN isADNAl, II. d.
lost Office, Montreal, sept g. 1901.
d.. J>o RApwAI q Co., a39 ct. PAU street:
Dear Doct II Aav. nccn toc fourteen wears Gfllict
ed with dysp.psla, and have III many the meet
rniuept pay. ici4ls H. 10 h Canada tie Cui cd
St : but could OF get cit .s 50 bad hat W..
ohiged to rehnquzh a pl mt and iu rati'e
mad neither siren .,th ambition AID suite d
tiuuaIy l became very much macia d, and
fact scare ~ alb. 10 L cad I, bsncs but tort
year c. was ed TO you. and CONNIE iced
EsIng according to he IN uuc IONS hcn
You -iN Z So hI py 10 Inform you that Lay
he ! IL better tn ii eve. eNIectri u would e r2iE
have ic eastd Ovo. twenty UEd= N weight, NY hi-
pct" Is good an look fvTv ara 70 re ni;cnt 'uT-
nave ..isJ made Uf remedies III my I-mlly,
and "a tru.. - at would not ne Wih,ut uci
tor any con=idc alton. | bcetc, tLsIly IL dlcAe,
toy nave No equIi. lou,s ,ery truly,
/. Y. ELAUR-GAED.
Railways i.ea'y Relief &c and Pills, &c. Sold By
all druGgIrts ana uut neIcnan.s.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-09
II. B..
Wells RiCer.

Rev. Geo. 81. Atkinson. D. D. of Port
land, Oregon. gave thrillingly interest
ing lecture to the people of this place.
Tuesday evening, Sept. 30. His theme
was 1.-The possession and settlement OF our
western coast" He multiplied important
historical facts before his audience; but
SO connected them together and so pointed
out their bearing upon the result achieved,
that he quickened The heart. no less than
he enlightened the mind of the nearer. 1t
is greatly TO be wished that every church
and every Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton in the land might hear DR.. Atkinson
delineate the workings Of Providence by
which Oregon and California have been
made what they are.