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DETITION

DET1TION.............. ...........PETITION.
NEW ORLEANS July 2s 1868
To the Honorable the Common Council of City Of New
undersigned Property Owners and residents
To Honorable Body that ony portion of the
they therefore that the steps be taken to
& sks y Be made said street. and petition
H. xoNIREUiL, nos feet r.-.e.
Z < G. SA EshnA S's s. Zee.
s E kSSa ~ rk siss 50 feet.
r. l. RELENNA0K. I4O feet
ARTHUR OLIVIER g. fet
Az PsEa PAaks Il! is. g feet.
c & Fl L lSs "a 's ss1 feet.
xsTosio DE MxsI ioo feet.
pETITION.........-... ..........-PETITION.
NouvrLLE- ORLEANS. % Juliet 1863
rbonorsbe COnseil cSmmun de Ia vile de la Nouvele
Orleans:
ss,.eurLss scussigns: propris..rs. ct residents sur
yotre honorba quune partie
an ee scus.uirs des e.nque brquss estss
n MoNTREUIu, los p'sds
4 G S1 EEhIl.s y P s. pi.d..
FRANCOIS PkEsxT. 50 pseds.
S skSS$k SfsfsR s. s;s; T;a
j A. FREMAUx, lis pieds
CARL CA U Torch, ~ Up pi.ds
JAN A ADIk, 30 pieds
;$sTo ssSs HESH% 4 rs s. ssisa'.
y " SoN~Nr'oA- 5fens
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PErITIoN....,.~..-.........." .PETIrIo,

10 The Honorable Board Of Assistant Aldermen city New
Orleans: .. az" ....
Gentemen-The undersigned property holders and resi-
dents both sides OF Locust street. Felicity Road
Washington Avenue, Fourth District would respect
fully petition honorable body have shell roadway
said under the supervision Of City
Surveyor after due advertlsemen according to law.
Your petit would respectfully represent that fer
nearly ak months In the II Is almost impossible for
either psss along the entire length Of said
loaded with wood milk building Materials exc , etc.
Jh0 PURCELL, 100 feet on Locust street.
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II MEAS = MAYO-
II SUCCESSORS TO MA0EE KNEAsSJ
Removed from No 8 Magaxins street.
Manufactures q saddlery and Harnsss,
-EuPoEx1Ea Or
sADDLERY, HARDwARE BELfIN0, PACKING AND
HOSE, EfO., ETC.
Nss: Tehsupttoslas ed lev Lsvssl md o. g nd q
oo0noo Gg0e1s.
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CONSTITUTION Y. N. M. L. A..
CONSTITUTION, BYLAWS
READIyG-Roox REGULATIONS
or rHx- rrr
YOUNG MEMS -rl .
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
OF NEW ORLEANa

We the Subscribers young Of the city Of New Orleans
being DESTROYS of adopting efficient
upon mercantile and other subjects general utility
have associated ourselves for the purpose Of establishing
Library and Reading Room, and government have
adopted the following
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MAYoRALTY OF NV ORLEANS
City Hall, Dc. ., 1868. !
mo. ll64-E. 81
Resotred, That the controller be bnd he is here
by authorized. after FIVE days notice 10 the official
Journal to adjudicate contract to tle lowest bid
der or bidders. for the const uctior of brick side
walks ON Peters and Clay streets, between Custom
house and Cont streets; the work to be done in
strict accordance with plans and sp solicitations on
file in the Office Of the city surveyor.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY.
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MAKKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 8, 1868.
(Sgned) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
AtIue copy:
JOIN W. OVERALL. Secretary.
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Dhre, approved October 81. 1868, valid judgments
psy be obtained on publishing another notice,
Be IL resolued, That the assistant city attorney
\e and he Ia hereby authorized TO carry into exc
ption the provisions Of said act, and TO publish
70 police thereby required in the official journal,
De CRESCENT.
(Signed) ALFRED REARsY,
President Beard Assistant Aldermen.
tsigned) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Dee. 8, 1868.
(signed) JOHN x. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. Dec. 3, 1868.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall. Dec. 3, 1868.
mo. ll65-N. 81
Resolred. That the mayor be ami he is hereby
authorized TO sign and execute Before the city
notary act of agreement, relativ: to the modif-
cations and alterations made in ordinances 524
and SOS, new series, embodying 'the tenor and
scope of ordinance No. lila, nes series, rsls-
tive to Keller Market, approved November 4th,
1868.
(Signed) ALyRrD KEARSY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) Thomas MARKEY,
President BoSrd Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 3, 1865.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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N. O. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CHARTEH
or fHs-
EEw ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

knevn mat On shi. sshth DAY Of February 10 thu
and Of the Independence of the United States ths
ninety second, before Edward Ivy. notary public
leans, State Of Louisiana Aforesaid. duly commits
stoned and sworn, personally came and appeared the
declared that syane themselves Of the provisions Of the
statutes OF the State Of Louisiana relative the
ton Of corporations In this State they covsnanted
agreed and do BY these and bind
themselves and those whom they represent 70 form
selves into and constitute for the objects and
and under the spulatons regulations and obes
lions following. o-vft:
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MAYORALTY OF NE{ ORLEANS,
City Hall, Deg. 3, 1865. !
mo. ll63-N. 81 !
Resolved, That the city surveyortbe and he Is
hereby authorized TO cause to be made Cla-
borne street, from Elysan Fields street to st.
Bernard street. such bridges as lie may deem
necessary for the proper draininesof said street
into the canal.
(Sgned) ALFRErtkEARSY,
President Board Assistsns Aldermen.
tSigned) THoxAs hARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 8, 1868.
(signed) JOHN r. Conway, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL. Secretary
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, I
City Hall, Dec. 3, 1868. !
frr tta0 ~ O.


Resolred, That the mayor be and he Is hereby
euihorized to enter into contract BY notari4l act
jn behalf OF the city of New Orleans, with S
Nv. Cotton as principal and 4. Flooe, A. @. Mer-
kel and V. F. Cotton as securities. FOR Gle sning
snd repairing the unpaved streets Of the seventh,
eighth and ninth wards Of the Third District ~for
b term Of two years, as follows, Wit:
Seventh ward at four thousand nine hundred and
seventy five dollars per annum.
Eighth ward at three thousand zine hundred
dollars per annum.
Ninth ward at three thousand seven hundred
dollars per annum.
The work TO be done in strict accordance with
specifications on file In the office III the street
commissioner.
(Signed) ALFRED !KEARSY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARCY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 3, 1865.
(signed) JOHN r. Conway. Mayor.
true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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OFFICIAL. s~s
DEF TITO y
PETITION.
FEW ORLEANS, Oct. u 1868.


Na vRw oRrrAre Ne, =, 1859
r -, 80 w. 40 '''
10 the hoporable the Common Council q New Ofleans:
und. property owners on Roivar
Poydraz and Iafss
rerre of feet front herenaft.r sntianed a.
most respectfully inform your honorable BODY bs poasts
on said eet between ard Common are unat n,
travel especially sfteri ght We therefore Law this onr ne
ton before Won 10 have sad bsnauett or wsk. nsvsd
an eurb.d aeco d,ns 70 law for wnch va viii sSs nv
etc etc ~.
Taos o,xprr a, fat
PATRICK \ szPTJy in tsst
TBOs NJ PrLv 40 feet
u WERse IA test
r. A RPTpS, ia sss.
ssu.s pnts si -,
VnnOkOf' Isg n ,ss1 "a =
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The and stvie Of this Association shah be 1.-THE
YOUNG MEMS MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIA.
TON OF THE CITY OF NEE ORLEANs."
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fhs object Of said company or otherwise pro
cure and maintain steamships 6consttute line
lines Of steamships TO be owned and controlled city
Of New Orleans and TO trade between said and any
or ports on the Atlantic coast or Gulf Of Mexico.
The Of said company shall be the proper person
whom 10 citations notices and other legal where
lr the said Company may be interested.
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ARTICLE L.

The and title Of said Company BE- the "NEw
ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY and its domicl "a
hereby established In the city Of New Orleans
and the Of twenty years the
date Of these unless dissolved
provided for II shall have seal with device
the and the of the Company upno the margr
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-01-21

J There j. no d-cl.c which cNr"ricu,r la,
amply prpNel 20 be rem iiahlc hy tie Peruvian
;, rup e. protected solution ui the protrNile oi
lrun), ~ nvsrol~ia. The mo-t iu,cicratc { .rui-
oI hi, di.cI,r have been completely circd by thi.
medicine, ample testimony of ,ume 81 oar first
citizens proves.
From the Venerable Arcldcacon Scott, Il. u.
Dml IN. Cal; ada Fast.
Il am an ihvctcrdle Dvsprptic Of more
ia - wars standing.
Il have hrcu 30 wonderfully Lauciitc J
in III Sc ,hprt week, djuirs which / have ilsrd
the Peruvian Syrup, that can scarcely persuade
myself ct The reality. People who have known
me are aStnniS' ct al the change. am widely
known. aud can tut recommend to OILERS that
which has dIre - muct Tor me-"
Another Clrrs, man lite, asi lows
Nv voyage to Europ- i, inlctihii,, po.tp ned
have d,cov-rc the 'Fpuutain If Health ' un
hi, >ir of the Atlantic. 1hcc hnitlrs # Peru
Wan syrup have rescued me irom Tie ldn!,s OF Tie
hond Dyspepsia
y ptuIhl, # - pi.cS containn. history of
this ie:' ikable remedy. with treatise on Iron
a ne i'inc' will hr -cnt fee to any address,
TIE gcuuii'e has Peruvian syrup" blown in
the glass. J. +. DiNSMnHE. Proprie or
80 ney St, New York
Sold ~ AZ Druggists i;iw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DROOFS OF TIE SUPERIORITY
OF Till.
RICIN
WALTIIAM WATCHES.

This country has reason to hs proud Of this
splendid specimen Of American operative geniu.
aud enterprise. That It will work q revolution IN
the watch manufacturing Of tho world no ono can
duuht who examines tie operations oi the Walt
ham establishments tor II turns OF wa'ch move
mcnt~ at just about one-hHlf the cost Of hnpuri,d
movements beside the uniform r,i,hiiitv 81 the
mlclnc-madc watches must give them q great
advantage over all others whurcvor known. \
poor time piece 81 machine-inake viii lc ~ rare
IN the FIXTURE A. a gonA tnc ufhaud make las Leon
heretofore. for III chinerv is arbitrary in IT, per.
iurmarce aud can MAX, perfect arlicln ii, ~
caav "a one that IS worthless IL viii be y tHrsl
ofconrntuia'ion IL this hiuhly u-iut American
Enter risu sual have the effect ci driving Cri a.
market the thousands Of tfA.hv foreign griire4
miscacl tinckcc,.crs. hy iurni,na 80 eSosAoni
and economical y substitute ". !. Times.
we have hal ono nj tic wogls Of thi. cuin.
ranv IN q case for >ouie cHu.i prahlc tine, and.
comparing them with former lr-t-clasa Wui.ss Of
different manufacture pusscsscd bv Us, iicy have
established in our orili NJ their superni'y oVci
any ever int oduCtJ !Jr cor cctic> IA time pieces
the World.
1--WE notice with regret (writiug # iLo Paris
INpusi.iuu the dhscuce OI specimens Ui American
manuiacturr, which, only Of comparatively oi re-
tent firth anon, Us, l. already producing result
ul the most ~ !, aCiorN character. IT Maichc
manufactured by the Wdtham Company are GER
tamil, 80 Tar rs strength, durability, aud cNcc!
lcucr as timr-kccprr, are concerned, as good l
an, thing produced by the French Or SNi's mana
feature. ~; !. llcra!'.
The beauty. the l.ftcisi'n the greater chcap
ro.s. the uuil,im excellence Ola watch construct
ed by machinery 80 oX1 i,tJ that the mere slcc
tac!c ui is operation is poetic, gradually give ta'
American Watches public rr"torcncc which vii
not be deceived, '--llarrcgs Weekly.
EVERY WATCH IS FULLY WARRANTED.
| For saio by al First Class Dealers in tue Un.e
) aio' and British Province.
For further Information address tic AGENTS,
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
! 39,iw 49, liroa way. y !
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10 OWNERS OF HORSES.

Thousands Of Ilor.es die yearly from Collie.
This noel not bc. Dr.. Tobias Venetian Horse
when first taken. The cot is only one d-llar
Ever, owner OF horse should have bottle in
his stable; ready FIR use. Il Is warranted superior
to an, thing else for the cure Of Cuts, Wind Calls
Swellings, sore Throat. S,rains, hruisos, Old
Sores, &c. This Eminent is no new remedy. II
has cen used aud approved ct for 20 wears Ly the
first horsemcm in the country. Given ia an over
driyen horse. it acts Ike magic. O9,lcrs ere con-
stan,lv received from The racing ,tahc~ cfEns'and
tor it, The a'lebrIt,d Hiram Woodruff, Irottin.,
t,mel used it tor wears, and said il is far superior
20 any other he has tliel Eccollcct. DIR. Tobias
Venetian Horse l.unent Is put up in pint bottles.
Take no other Sold hv the druggists sHd sal
oilers. Depot. ji Coytlandt ST., y. y. 3iiw
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We. tie sri; sellers itirs ApJoi tei ~ 80
Probate 60. r, fr tie Didric: ,fAd.isr0. Cou-
mi..iorcr.. a. receive. examine aud jus, al
ciaim- lnl demands 81 all rtrsoLs a.a.n-t ID
estate ut HIRAM cDki.
a'v ot Iigilport. in sad district. dc reasrd. s,i
also all claims aud demands exhibited ~ offset
lLcretu AMI RS in"n,h, from tie IL J.y ~ De
hrinc slio.el t., sail Court f'r l,a' 'urr, -. ~
Il" Therefor, hcr.l give motto, III 1--WE viii atteud
dW, lim;, LruN OF tue widow { ihr u dee, iso'
in Hrilpmt m the bib SATURDAY.. Of Feb and
NAV next, from hire u'ciu,k. \. NJ, LE,il tour
O'Clock. T. N, on each nf ai day.
Dated at Middlckurv. ills 1jth DAY .: peoria.
Der, A. u, 1867.
fErDrtiCK MINtE,l r,,,...,,
liLNiY y. Sui.ACE,
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Local AND STATE ITEMS.


--lIy referring to advertisement 1t will
he s.cn il,tt the Charge per couple ut the
Tread L,af Inn to parties remaining over
url'. is - 5, instead OF $3.50 us
hitherto. The charge for music is also
raised to $500
S,rrrur co,,Rr Tile Suprcmc Cour,
f,r III. C,,p,, uf Ad,li.vn. will meet in
Mi,iIJhnr,. next MrndTy. Several
\ ........,r,. ia h.. .,,,,,J which ;nvnlv,J
,,,.,,,,. ,r .r,..ro., Il, ,h,. lry,L ,r,C..
,.l,.,..;,l,, +, ,,,,e,a
l,,r, I,,pp,vny OF Tu.t. ~
uo,s, .,,.,gi .,,,, ,.l;r,o,, ;;,nst,-.ti,,r of
III, n,rcr. ,iiyc,>in of tyncs occurred III
oar ias, i-sla Iy ii m go Typographical
crrur-t'r H. iatun Of he word ''Noi
hgs" iof H. '"n si-t1r "Nilllgo'-tbc
t,u,t,,s uf M.ilI Inv, C,ll.,s. .. ere made
,,.oi,. s,,..t.... ,,.,,, ~ n.l;l,,i,,., ..t..n,
.;,r.>n,l, c,..,. .l J,,ch,s ,u mink
of drnA ino SION ,.o,..nn ryan. r.,..c.
nd other ,..voo .t,e,5....., .u.
;n.,;,,t,.., %. t..,,,,.. .l...i. 4...
ha, .>... .n.i,.. ...,. ,......p , ta..
~ do,5t. .l, tlrt ii .s,,... .,..... DO.
il, ,n.pr.c4tc ros...i. r,Hr.. ....i q
tax If is.r! .,..,. ..... %. r...,.d H.. url,y
Necessary ,ri o.. a."
We i.;, u ,hn Mr. :. :. Rr..A. /
of Cornwall. VI. his recently solI i. L.
Ells and y. +. Wheeler of AIiidlrbur,,
their selection of Five Yeailng E~r
from his Il eek for the western market for
one thous,nI dollars.
Messrs Erns and Wheeler, recently
sod d w. Cafes ca. Broom Co. Ill.,.
r,;s T,,o,,, E,.s hrod lao N.rr;l,
Binuham. cso. of Cornwall. for Five
1b,uso,1 D,,ll.rs
That Comcnl Brown failed to mp
pear at his advertised entertainment to
have been held at the Court Room last
Frilay evening.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT rutland
Rutland has been visited by another de-
s:ructiye fire. Sunday morning Cram
tons block, the adjoining building owned
by b. NJ. Ba Icy and the wooden building
IN the rear Of C,amlon's block were en-
tre,v co,.,mpd nv fire 1'be fire ori ,;u,
,,;, ,ho o,;,;a.I o,,o,,..,.s. 81 c,,r
'0' ~ '"' ''''"' N'''''O''
persons engage IN caron~'l IN The work
shoJ Of Mr.. Gibson. The parties have
been arrested and are IN jail awaiting ex-
aminition.
AT tho Annu,l Meeting of the Cor
pora,ion Of the Village Of MidLlebury,
held January lsf, A. ID. 1868, the fol.
lowing officers were elected Tor the en-
suing year.
.noIc,ator-,lohn w Stewart.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DtjClItj

DUCHU.
ID (From nispcnsntory Of tho United, Stat. ..
D.osMA CRfNATA, Butllu LEAVES.
Prnpertic, ~ h-ir odor I. strong. ditfusivc and
somewhat aromatic. their taste bitter aud analo-
guus to mint.
Medical properties and uses--l'uchu leaves are
gently stinulHut, with peculiar tendency 70 the
Urinary Organs. They arc given in complain g
OF the lIrinarv Organs Gravel Chronic Catarrb
&C the Bladder, Morbid irritation of the BlalIer
and Uruhrn. Disease Of tho rrosirate aud Reten-
ton or inconlnencc Of Urine. from n loss OF tone
IN the rats concerned in its evacuation. The
remedy has Lton Recommended in Dyspepsia
Chronic Rhcumati NJ. CuiancUus affections AMI
Drppy.
II,imhulTs Extract lluchu Is used bv persons
FROM the ngos Of ~ to ~ aud froh - to g. or in
tn decline change of life after Ct utncmcni or
labor piins bcl we;li IL in ch'llroh.
In alr ctions pcculir to Females, the Extract
u clu j, unequacl hv any Other rcfnc5;, a. ii
{ '.l"ru-i>, detention. irr",;nlary painttlnc4'
Z or suppression Of customary eNHcuatfns, Il ccta-
! ted or ,chrna~ state uf the uterus.
! Diseases Of the bladder. Kidneys. Gravel and
! Drnpsicnl SWclliuIs-1his medicine Increases the
| piwcr oi.nl,e-iion and eNciics the ahsor cute
/ intu healthy ucon. ly which the Calcas ua> d
wttciV ,lriu ios aud all unnatural enlargement
arr reduced rs well Il, pain aud Inflammation.
| He.mhofs Extract nuchu IN, cure every caS'
| rr pi,httc, in which it his been giv,n luiia
| tim Of the neck oi thn Bladder, and Inflammation
| rfthr krncvs. Ciccation Of the kiiheys All,
! l. Il ldrG Retention Of the Ctinc disel-ca 81 The
| Prostate Gland. some in the bladder, Calculus
! Or vl. lir Ok Dn,t Deposit. aad Mucous or MILKY
| Discharges adj for eufcehlcd aul delicate cn's !
| tutiuns q both sexc-, attended with the toll winl
symptom. :--IndispJ,iion 60 tN,rliou, Loss y
/ Power. Loss Of Memory. Difficulty OF lher;hins
| Weak Nerves. Trcmriin' Horror 81 Di eas'.
Wakrfulnpss Dmncss If Vision, Pain u tho Back
Hot Hands. Flashing Of the iindy. Dry ne,s Of III
Skin EruptunS on the Face. patti Chuntcnanre
I ix,r-,t 1 .a-ituJ. al Nu.,ulur -, 81 IN ct
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MANY letter like tie above are daily received
from all parts Of the country. Tue demand Il" il
from California is large for medicine recently
offered for sale. W. have sold hundreds al dokcu'
to 20 tp that lar-uti rc.iuu ct god. 1t cures, and
that arcoiMj- for it. great success. y ne Use u
who d. not. in return recommend it 10 q u,
friends. HENCE its great salc.
Irivc ! per bottle. 40,iH
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4 Liens LUNG BAlSAM.

Cnarlc. firucr. Druggist, write, ircia OWL.
Mich: Il have just sold the Hnt bottle 4 Allen p
LAM lllaan. 1t -eIi- like hot CAKE. and give
"a. liver al .atisideiiol.
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BnlsFor--A Young Mems Christian

Association was organized lust we k Mon
day evening, under the most fattering
auspices, in Bristol. Without regard TO
sectarian preferences, the Christians Of
Bristol are doing noble work in the
cause Of religion and truth.
l'IrrsYoRD. While Mr. Edwin RI Hen.
dee of Pttsford, was cbopping in The
woud- Il few days ago he accidentally cut
II gasli in his foot, over fur inches lung.
He was alone, and one mile from home.
l;y ban,aeing his feet with his coat lin>
irg, he made out to get half way home.
when, becoming exhausted from the l,@s
OF blood he sat down TO rsi Fortunate.
ly he was relieved from his pcr,Iou> situ
alton 10y tcanisirr H. the ,icihi v, who
heard bis cries for assistance DR. Cav
ahy dressed his wound and he is now do
ing well
A PAsruR CAlIir -- The Liirral
Christian Socirty OF iiu'lanl ha, and, AN
engagement win fey VI IIollnd.
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n,,.r ih,. Sr,,rt. "a Pastor E,. ma. ,,,r
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~ r'mN 'h"t ih' d''r."r> Of 'e
'i," Vermont Central 10 huill The rn"t',
and run it 10y WY Of North II'rllnl,
| proves untrue
The Newark (N J J Epi>ropal clergy
held public funeral servircs, We,Inc> inv.
in memory Of the late Bishop Hopkins of
Burlington, VI, at the latter place.
) Is Bailey, for 10 years postmaster
at Falrlee, died recently OF paralysis. He
wa- appointed under JackSons admins
''"'''"'
Government sill o"eo 'er"'o'h : i-i'
foi 'or money ADVANCED III the war
Tho trestlc work at Harlow bridge.
in Norlhlicl,l. the scene Of the late disas-
ter, has been completed, and the trains
are now running rcsnl ry.
- St. Johnsbury's scholars are all alb
sent from The schools, down with measles
anu "hoop'nS cough
Huntington met to organize its
Grant club January ID.
South Dorset is losing many Of its in
habtantS by Scarle; fever.
Norman Williams Of Wondstock,
well known. and II faithful servant in
state legislative matters, died on Sunday
| al NlIs ~ l.ll lt.I, hn L.,o ha,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-01-21

T. T.. Allen. Wrll .kHown dru,.i't, at New
London. { nm. writes rs that Allen lU1c RAJ
sam i, i;,,orallv received 10y the afflicted. lie -ay
Il lave rc,ailrd nearly tour dozen hottlc- over
my counter. and Il has given 4 od satisfaction"