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Those Paper Rouxes.

II we were living In the torT4d zone, then r,tghi
Te ense1tatn, with becoming gravity, the tdea Of
paper house But what = thought In latitude
wheze the mercury Eoca to forty below zero We
ase told, ncverthelcHs. that it II tnst here The
paper comes In plaJ; that It makes . VAIN house.
Fc have before rs communication from \ clcy.
gyrau-snd NC have great fsith IN these gentle
men On eresJ bab'ecs except p&tent medicines
who gives his experience IN building : rape.
house. de WAS too poor 10 build cs stone. O.
b,1ck. and ss the winter dsJs we're uea1 At hand
eac &c VA tired o. r2}inE dollar day rcni, be
determined 70 5alia Of po5.r: Not the entire
wooden skeleton, but no weather boarding. and
no 18th or plastcr. He Says:
"An1iea,to eesnEs hc0.e tor & n E Eta2lE / bef.a
sad &c 1ai Il Dssssasrs moved into vety
.sa Ass fl.iss L.: 81 IL
f..s ::5 {; .s
ee.Ia q stnS q The seot t1.ss.d t saiss.e sd
Ta ss: ~: o. rs fas ss7s
ss,s:tacn.: .aa ls:3ea eeasaa.as y ss,sl nd a
t. 'hl M Ii s;a ss 'dvse 10 those who d
And then follows detailed description Of how
he iasd thr root, Aod matched the paper on The
lels1 At the Sides OF tic house. rrorinR that he
E1 "Kotkman that needed not 70 b ashamed "
We venture the opinion that this hArlh4nIed
minister can preach good sermon, aod tnat he
dont SO LII debt for his GrucerteA
II Is quite prpbahle that for EnanJ ye1rs 10 conc
ne tban continue to bull OCT houses Of wood VIZ
are tn TOO E1ea! haste, and monet commands too
high rate of interest 10 allow everybody to use
mcre substantial matestAs tsur Western wooden
hctsea, except the paper lined, arr little better
than tents. They arc not half SO warm a the old
fashioned log eatln. Hence the Introduction Of
this heavy paper she2thing is \ significant wink
TO doctors, Sood-by to ailments OF throat and
lungs; At lcast ID safe to s.y, thxt warner dwell
hnRs WI! not BE- without btncneiA effects upou
health. The Rock River Paper Corupauyt OF this
city, to which A1lrsion ha1 bean made arc hearty
engaged IN The Naunlactarc Of this paper-4H.7j.
euA LGilifs.
, 1869-06-05
THE POLICE cgV21g.
ARNaEY GtI+KE.

ARAQEE CplRI.
l. STRIHI 2T1RKLxE passing along the {qur.
No-sc sqo2re, Jez1srdsy. dashed wR1cT on h1rx
tse oxn9 81 which, Gco1Ke Cunningham, naa,lt.
test Of tht wxtc1-ca1t dztrcl, Tor which be waa
lined g.
-JnEp CRAIG, Pete Eeywtn, Captain Rounds
and 9cd Whine, man4EeE1 Of q concert saloon.
wherein, con1N! 70 city ordinance, bad Hhlskey
end wcrse hEInony ARE dispenscd. were noe1-
Tie CrEt TWO 70 each, ma the others s esch-
-HzA EAAEiiGAi. who takes In" washing
Fak charged with having Appropriated 9lT 4nd !
Dote for t3o which bad been LETT In The pocket of
dress hslorEtng e AsA contoE Sac WAS se-
toanded IN bail Of tsoe.
-A4HxsTs Of ps!uea FOR leaving their teams IN.
h{tched s.lu continue, 1 large number Of aocs lot
yhta of1eoce were assessea yesterday.
-DoAB CoHF WAS charged with having stolen
foods belonging 10 u. HArcnS, and W14 hel6 for
fprthkr examination In bail ui 37ut
-Ax EIc81, nkIed James E..d who had
bceu caaght stealing lead p1-.s at INV ounjln.
On stste Freet, Na fr-1sd sd.
-Fo1 DrNfHa zAkCsE ii the street, Richard
D1Mm was led IS yesterday afternoon.
CuoF sIEIEf STATION.
5oHK 6NfsOf, on meeting ft1end, A1ked him
to take drink They entered q saloon On Van
BuFcu street. md tuobibed Ttey drank again odd
again. bot when II c1-ne to the paying part Of tne
Entertainment John Suddenly dtrcoSeEc1 tott ne
rad stleft hM prrsa IN his 511daJ psntaloo1A" "
The proprietor DOUBTED hH pos1aasto1 Of such an
xftfr1e; called him "d&sd best;f' row ens7cd.
John WIS taken 70 the Etztton, and the Justice
nned him t1a
-CHARtx5 LHIIskRGXR7 who rcesdea n No.
10 Peoita street, wes a1ralsued On the charge OF
uAii,esslns els Ktfes It IL MD that Ate hA sN1oe
, 1869-06-05

sppned 1or dlyeece, snd each trne the matte.
r. PEI am1cabaJ settled he1oEe It came 70 trial
Onee lchtenherFef thought to I'D nlma4N with
IN bail OF $500
..-Wu11AH LUDLOW belongs To the 9enss ru4rsnt
~ points art wGil defined He df1nts whiskeJ
ohiJ when he can grt II; p!t1es ffcc lunch above
kingdom; talSB saceiy about things he haa
seen and nncn he has known: looks u sceoy "a A
F1&-p4cktT knd-WAs dned tx
HURON e7RkKT COCRI,
Jonx HCBEIk M1 Arrested for drtytue orer
Itslc boy q TIC oozncr Of ClArk and Alchir.n
street, - the parents Of the boy did not annesr ~
5sa.nAs h::, &C KAs 1;.el only slofo- ia; lry1S
setefA pol3ce onoe7 expressed dissat1afnction a
ne msEi1tertal conel11ton, Nheo Justice Orinn ins
formed thero that be had come 70 the conciusion m
to Iun the couEt htnselt, and wanted no fntc1fer.
enee, and mat the ueIt one wis uncc,toof r. md
'smt Eon!d BE- nned for contempt OF cou5t
sc,1t,n.t7ss , naoNf, Special policeman for tho
o. stealing horse and buggy isappeafs thst d. ID
renasai siasea ea ea 70 Seox t1e turnout and When
ANOTHER BATCH was nned esch In fhc sz,,,
o' u 'o1 Dot ohserr!ng the hltcaing ORDNANCE.
, 1869-06-05
C0f0eU GniYernltr.

Ihe Syracuse Journal s4Y8 that Cornell untvcs.
Afy making good proGtetA George William
Cu1sn hAa begun his course a. lectures on HRt-
cent EnEnsn History. !" and 1anaes Rosseu loxell
Is delivering his coulse en- ''EarlJ English Liter
clAtuEc-" Each Is to give twelve lectures, which
VIII be alternately delivered At the rate Of four 4
week Until finished The llhruy has a
nne eoDnencnment numbering oTer twenty
hou8and volumes 1t has bcen enriched pY
the addition of the historical library ct
Professor Gcldwtu Smith, s,eto volumes ID balk
II Is said that the finest body Of wolks In the Ice
!Ahdn and s*edtAh nte1atures, oEtKiae tho Roynl
rtAfe Who, II Il reported, viii probably present Il
70 The university. The museum has received
hrEc additions Of ht111A. Srude1is fruu forctcn
the F1cshnzn Class Of the cuEsn1t Jear tFp from
England, ono from R1kEs, aaa che nom Brazil.
The faculty a-e ootlGrd 70 ref1ee admission 10
many nom the fact Of the institution beng entire
" oiled.
, 1869-06-05

The Cneaso, Alton i St. Louis Railroad, II con.
sequence Of the increased szade and travel be-
tween St Louis and Chicago, IND It necessssT. tn
ornl to accommodate sne,r patrons, to again change
dai1y, max nc the 5oties and HloommEtap Aceouwo-
d4oon = Wa cxptezs, and the utghS passenger
iaxt cypress nztn, running through IN eleven
lows: " -es - NNs
1tut44 n.
Exrr~Aa II An ..aA -s*
,.S,nT1ses .44s n. ts1s = q,
fkxeE1 s.suftsJL .ScndsyI eScspted {"
, 1869-06-05
ANkpCNcXxKNrS

AFHpCHcE1HN1s
"1xion " win be given thh evening forthc lnst
time n tbs Open Honse,
Al Aeslctarh, this afternoon, She s,eops to
tooquef !" this evening, +" Loodon Aasurance."
MI Hla4saeu takes his complimentary beneat
taA evenln6 q tbs Nnaeom, the pnl being
Mnteoait II Greenwich, " Is 6olon sh.ns1e, " .od
E1anns O'B1.en.n -''~'
Tnis afternoon and evening VIII be Devoted IT
r. = osasoorn Theatre, to Nj. AikenH beneat
-. Ine y. nFnnkax1 VIII ee gwen IN the Aftsrnoo1.
ad - y ~. tne Sxsn!n9 Ihe Way to Get Married. =
ana "Ine Goose with tbs Golden Eesz"
toftpauEhb Cz12T1n and C1rcua I'm exhibit IN
t1M cty, on West AAdisou, corner Of Kizanetn
sUn- ava 1''e4 7e""
The Lincoln Park conees41 cornenco to-,av. II
n Among tfa SELECTIONS 70 be played b. {ne
ooao ASn the ovettufe to " Egtuput,T caT1nns
Hom II Gtursnento, -" uarbingcr OF Sprluo i
WALTZ overture TO Hunor Of Berlin. y and Il II
GicM Telegraph pptpouruL'' e"N @'>
, 1869-06-05
BUSINESS NOTICES

1nc Ncaf md Original Tonic of Iron
Hop HsaospaoSnA md caiissya, known a Carve .
HAfk Tnc Iron RESTORES color to the blood thf
phosphorus FeneWH waste Of the nerve tissue. aud
tne Ca1l4aya 81yeA naturN hesihfuj tnnc IA t4,t
r1ous fo1ula, wakerpiness, general usbflftT and e
preston Of Eptr!t6 Manufactured only lg Css.
!. Men. HAzasd Co, New Fork. Sold 81 al drng,
, 1869-06-05
vtnnIc Kcam,s Ssnsuc Of 1.tnco,n,

7nere 2re grave doubts thst Winnie Reau
same o. 1hcotn.wtl BE- masterpiece Of att, hut
It VIII b the nost valuable statue that viii etsc
Nm 70 history eecause II Is the noss exact feprr-
teutaoon Q! nj. LincosaH = form and features that
~, of Pefnan. *1u d made. Mr.. Lincoln gaze
IN 1s64 She then t1sde several models OF bis
iaer, ufe-Iited pcda11ons and svo or three s,atu-
ettcs- 70 get Actntaty of fors1- After his death,
1safe the lEe Ete s,atoe in tuaInle, she procured
The clothing the President wore vhea assas-
stnateti, including gloves, hts squaecd-toed boon
ard ether nutn1tE Of drckA Some OF Nj. In
colns family presented her cast Of his had
The "a! model then went up under the fingers Of
the little builder ns rtcc!sc as life, and The Pres
cEfer DaliR The ktssue Is MI. luroln.s height
and form 70 a,ntlhm<trt, and Is drAped IN plas:er
ei:h tie fae s!rsik Of as tress tnss !ast esastJ
night ut tie theatre Hiss Healn will send the
cast tn Adsanee. tolsdlJ boxed, 70 Lcsho1n.
, 1869-06-05

,AKxFHA Jcne k-On Wednesday night, a rs11y
disguised went to jail At Frankfort, North Ala
hama, and, after forcing tho jAler to surrender
tho keyM took two horse thieyes named Inman
and Anderson carried them to the woods and
shot them.
, 1869-06-05

CHICAGO, June 4, 1eso.
GESHAHES: 3cnr very dattering requs!liou.
tender1nG me- complimentary bcncnt at Mcvick-
the very high estimate you are nlcase{ 10 plaso
npon my professional abilities, aud also Tor the
extremely ktnd and friendly feelings expressed Ii
oTiror, and, having consulted iii. Nyga Il
agreeable TO you, would name Saturday evening.
June L. for the occasion VERY respectfully yours
ANNA C0wKIl.
, 1869-06-05

*@@s31 73kREV39VA4s
FordnKzsrs11 y. T., June Ia despatch iron,
fouGn Quag, nutchess County, says while tho
Es!e Railroad were in the act Of t2mping sean tn
roct 2 premature explosion took pface. One man
Was killed and several mcrt21lY wounded
, 1869-06-05

n:s.o Hot Eatthls.s but Relieving, thai
Complaints II ls perfeeIy aafe and nm, ss.rs
c,pus Eaed!ctue, and Is w1I1anted superior 10 any
otaef remedy Gifts lind offered TO Inc publl.
, 1869-06-05

CsknFs-For n choice CiRnr call MT
Bradley Pownant, No - South clafe s1ret,
suppp0ss!Ie Up eoctna0 IeuSe. Solo manufacturers OF
tns fArof1te GGAr- Wholesale and retatl
dealers In imported 1nd domestic elEasa
, 1869-06-05
-
ehEsS.

ChSe"Ko -. Fort Wayne By Telegraph.
1he third and Last gnne Of chess b5 telegraph,
betw ecu Chicago and Fort Wayne. WAS continued
ast night helAster city commencing with the 18th
move So Tar the acorc Is As follows:
, 1869-06-05
KANSAS.

The Cherokee Neutral l4nut Trou.
p1css
hAfsAs CITY. June THO stories Of banging
lMuoAo men On The Cherokee Anda KAusaA are
not eonnsmed, and are probably false. AdFices.
nowcrcr lately recelyed state that large apppIIes
o. poHael nAse been received, and the settlers
MAJ attempt 70 fntld the railroad OF PROJECT lis
HoLkmtn. Several settlers hare feen driven out
OF me country By she ttague on 1ccount Of their
hanging.
, 1869-06-05
Shnv1x and Enrf.tv.

:, 4 q Down. Co., q. No, 1nLake s.zees, have
Just received q freah supply Of e.eg1n, stripe
shawla IN ali COLOR, which arc deserving OF q
careful examination. There can also be Obtained
1t TITS NrumoWn place some dsaaed bszxs;n1
, 1869-06-05


The "Scutrnl LnndO Troublca-
Frocln1nnxlon OF xho Governor OF
Kansas,
STATE or KAxa1a4 EXECUTIVE pxpr1
Whesea1. onactal Information has been ruccryeo
= tas omee, NON the local authorities Of the
LothHe6 OF Cherokee and Crawford 70 tnn roerf
soat ne erection Of the law Il i1npedcd md that
personal security and private p.IoeYty arc en-
dangercd by the scts, ind he p1bijc neare ~ ~
dek "@~4 ~ o11a eou0-
Now. therefore, !. James H. ua.rey, Gorcrnor
o. tne sssss o. Kansas, and charged BY the COZ
6titution to Bee that the lAwA arr faithfully eye
cuted, DO issuo this my proclamation. euiolninc
eash snd ~ tna people within the counhes aiorgc
Asla, 70 5itld d0e obedience TO the ctcerr OF the
nw, 10 cease al Ac1a Of violence and Iawlesauesa
And % look 10 the properly constituted authotIes
!of the redress Of grievances and the dctGu.na-
ton Of 1afa1 r1ghtsL
In testimony whereof have heteunto set nv
hAnd md caused tho great seal OF the State TO ia
hfoxed, The day and year above written.
JAGEs II HAnTEY,
THOMAS MOONLIGHT, Secretary Of State
, 1869-06-05

BOSTON, June A. r. Lortng, tho Captain o,
Harvard UntreEtttJ Boat Club, Ms sent an aceept-
ance Of the challenge Of the Cambridge University
summer, -
, 1869-06-05

.SS. James, Hotel, Boston, mnss
~ al tne 1avel!1ng seAson appruuehes Il our patrons
" hetr intended arrival We can le better pfn.
pared for their coufort. PRQPAuroR 81. JA1rs,
HoFE1 SAN sA@A'
, 1869-06-05
SPORTING,

IrottlnE at the Union Courre, Kong
tBlnnde
, INV foRk. June A-At the Union Cocrse today
Lydta IhomPson be1t Trenton tn e:5yX. a.sk ana
S:ssA Cora best Belle Of D1ook!Jn and western
new lorf. the Belle taking the dyat two bexis.
and Cora the three following cnes, Time. z.siI
9:a2l, s:3a, a:s1 and 9:e7, ~f 4A@'
, 1869-06-05

The Vermont spring watcr-Ths
ano other kiiney atlectlmA bl1ss l. sHAKr''
, 1869-06-05
AuuSEM EEIx,

10 lace curtafns rod Paisley and squa.c k,aw1a "A
have on hand NA s"s1 A"%1s
, 1869-06-05

external, instantly relieved, Appiv W.fcot1..
pan Paint NEE at Isl South Cisrk street, Chicago,
, 1869-06-05

NoW IL the tine to buy fine noota
street, At low p11ceA - N~~ ''-@s
, 1869-06-05
MARRIED.

:. 0io neWspaPcrs, IN good ordex-uot
cents der 100. so' ~ ~
, 1869-06-05
MINNESOTA.

Hnae Bull.
hoCHRs1xR, June THE Red Stockings beat
the Aterta Of this city today. Bcore-1s tog.
, 1869-06-05

Ihe utal OF the cause Of Richard G.ecu :. VIII.
Lam 5 Moss, taken up OF TnursdsJ. occ1oIeu the
Eondi yestertsy--
, 1869-06-05
DIED,
AMUEEMENTg

nEGRAFF-In III c4ty, At The spstdsuee Of hl.
bFs33sh!tta Ltye.ius DeGraG, 10 hi. glst yea.
, 1869-06-05
HORsES, CARRIAGES ID


NfA1HiNoHIALARA RAICHK1AR = YRAR9 OF
III age, Eood natnted ef = e9daha dlsposssoc, aad
mnvtde haYPr hoeaa aesa1es 70 1sks the ae-
Id means rsJuai.laf his With yltw
Tbcsr Aafre.3nS, Il sincerity, KOBEET WALKER
h3I ~. Chicaxe will be treated {yPec8fHUJ, md The
EtE1s1sst es<IIEI eAR1Isd
, 1869-06-05
REAL ESTATE AUCTION SALE

Mc1Att, Thotr4s ca arr iey.xuctcd To .aeI3sr j,
t 1s3t ; aale e t.ie plase he Re Rstate Haton
Eee!oek psrsaseaJ. HOC5E on LKASRD LOT. "a s
Keub<at fae4cx Euion-park Etth poesraaan et1d In
Opportunity ct Aatn@ tie and approp{tatc fuT
ni.u,e Fow Lo:s, sh.x.. sabdivisoa, ffestuF 81.
is1e EEcrs-er; md nea- Fafty.Gourthft- Pour L1ts
IT. 1na.E tbstTs*P sna ootts
and foty yeiehthtts FAicnl4.s and rlass s:r rr,nsr
EF. lad c1a Be had NJ tho kntttoh ot1cct
NOFFA1T. THOMAS & co .AucHoecex
b1 IT, "a
, 1869-06-05

ffGAEEt CP-HRoEI INTO OUR ENCx9yUEE
s4, % n tns @ nssss ss Ny 1'; 1s9 By ho.ss Tx
efD. Fay caarsras and tske ~ besse any 8t$I
A1eae>aJ. I'D tlk2fSea&, HTEARkS Z co,
, 1869-06-05

AdA!!ne Df1dre1, aged IS, sister Of the Hon.
James B BTadHe1l, iied at the old holues,ead Ia
nAsatine. oo he mornins Of tic 1th instant The
lanSfA services will tAke place Sunday morning,
nom the Northwestern depot 1t O'Clock SUNDAY
msof7nnR no and ~! retnrn In time to connect With
t.he .ae nosehnl train at 30 p. N. The remains Of
eyer two JeA1a ago, win be taken to RosehiiI
CeEcteiI. The friends OF the family are fcepect-
full5 invited to attend
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Tolerate ARMY
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Spetial Aotites.
CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE IN FAVOR
OF HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS.

w. u. Reese, leading druggist in Monticello
l, i'm letter Of June 6, lS6s writes to this effect.
Having sold lIostetters Bitters for the past four
years. cannot but speak Of the article as being tho
hcs, tonic and appetizer extant. During the ague
season Of ls65-i, could not keep sufficient stock
on hand to supply my customers. In fact your bit
ter was as staple quininc. / learn that ply si-
clans prescribe it all over the western country. In
deed, great many families think they are not safe
without your invaluable tonic"
J. a. Wtherspoon, Esd, magistrate Of Kershaw
county, S. g., states, under date Of April 3D. SIS.
that De has used the Bitters constantly in his own
family for tho previous two years. He first tried
Che preparation when suffering from exhaustion
produced by a severe attack Of fever. Before the
first bottle was finished he experienced a renarka-
bic change for the better. He had tried brandy at
the outset, but found that did him more harm than
good. In one month from the time he commenced
using the Bitters his health strength and appetite
we're restored. lie had recommended the art Gle %
others IN like circumstances, and never known it o.
fail and had found 10 perfect specific for chills aad
fever
Dir. Samuel Young, Of Clarion, Pa, under date Of
April o. -t7, cgrtIiIes that be was completely cured
~ one Of the most distressing attacks Of dyspepsia
ltat ever afflicted any MORTAL hy three bottles g
tle Htters after various other remedies bad prov
I'D puwerles-.' Restored % perfect health. De
thanks So that excellent preparation for the result
Dr. q. 70. Spen ser, Of Brush Greek, Perry Co.. Ala.
Wr.t.u- thence Feb. s., ISIS, SAYS. 81 have used
your stomach I.tters for several years tn ms prac-
Geo, ana MOI them superior to most of the biz eTs
now prescribed by Che profession generally
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-07-09

National hank stock, accorling tr, q recent
unanimous opinion Of the Supreme Count Iowa.
can be taxed, under law Of the State q, that
effect.
The London Tine lately lafi to publish aa
erratum 10 a notice Of a rliirious cererlgUr
saying that the word q" mlleflct 6rs'' sbouIl In =.
lecn 50 male actors
4 Neo York correspondent says tlqt Colonel
Ryan has made much money out Of the Cuban
uibusteIs, and that he cares q great deal more
for greenbacks than for Cuba.
Ee7olyer are more plentiful than huislr-
chiefs in Texas, aud the blowing out ot brains IS
more frequent than the blowing Of noses.
The Idly who argued case IT, tie House f
Lords talked fourteen days, and was then taken
With hys,eria. The dead ana wounded among
her hearers are not given.
IN enthusiast in Georgia is SO fonI of r'lfar
horseback that he shoulderel a saddle and walk
ed sixteen miles after horse for the pleasure If
riding him back.
Five English gentlemen have made match to
travel the entire coast line of England Scotland
aud Wales, on Nelosipcil-, in the u.i,l Of Sep
,cmbcr
The British heet in Wet india waters has boon
largely increased, and great activity IN the dock
yard at Kingston, Jamaica, Is attributed to Brit
ish capital
The new jersey State Prison authorities have
just contracted the labor of about odd o0l1iets
70 De employed IT, slocuaAiuE, ltu1 cents "a day.
The Senate Of the ruu Brotherhood are i'd
session 1T Chicago. It is understood they are
preparing programme ol action ou tie Alabama
claims, SO tlr as they affect Che Irish question.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-07-09

Truman, aged p years. She was born in WiiIsto..
April 9Th 1871.
On the 9Th Of December 1915, at the age Of 10 Sine
was married 10 Mr.. Ira Smith Of Willi-t0n. by him
she had two sons, the elder, being born Sept. I'D,
1917, and the younger llr. Il. ID. Smith of NIcl0i-
Vile, n. W Nov. ,, 1878.
In the year 1872. Nj. Ira Smith died. After %
death, Mrs. Smith lived widow ON the farm where
she was born, until January 6, l-ji, when sLe wa
married 10 Mr.. Almus Truman. In -1D, She ra-
moved with her husband TO Burlington. whore -'o
continued 10 reside until her death.
She was Baptist in sentiment, though never uni
ted with the Church. She was taitHiuI vic, an
afectionate mother, true friend and as such SIM
cCrely m0umed by those who know lcr n these rec
latOns
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faa-ll--SrAN- lvEY.-At Halelon, n j., We'd
-.- day. juno tth, l2g. by the Rev Mason Gallagh-
ou. - lau Parker Of New Britain, Conn, to Caro-
l-e Kirkland, dauzhtcr Of Edward A. Stansbury.
OlC1E-loHSsov.-A the y. T. Parsonage, in
har.ah, MY, ty Rev }. S. Mott, July lst, 1859,
Shakespeare uleott and Hiss Mary E. Johnson both
of Moriah. y. y
EEoJGHToS-HUl LIs.--By the same, July lst at
tie ST.. i. Parsonage, Moriah. v y, Warren II.
BIou-hr9n and Miss Abba A. Bulls, both Of Moriah.
HoAG-FosTEB.-Alsob by the same, at the NJ. Z.
Parsonage il Moriah, July list, David L. Hoag, Of
MonSton, Vt, and Miss Amanda C. Foster, Of No
IiIh, n. Y.
BINwAT-N rrrNC-ln Hnesburgb, June nth
1.t %. Rev. G. r. ferrin. Wallace Bonway and
Flora Mutt NJ, both Of Huntington.
lURSErs-FLErCHER-I Westford. July Sd, a;
tle residence Of Hon. amos Hobart, by Rev. T.
Nheeloek, Peter Burnett Of Unferhill and Lizzie
Fletcher Of Cambridge.
EDIcT-SHER,IAS-Also.a at c. B. Waits Hotel
10 Cambridge, same date, Addison c. Benedict and
Frances L. sherman, both Of Underhill.
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Our reasons and we trust our iustil. lt.l Or eai.
Ing the public attention TO i,..lor 1a...t 'li'o-
Syrup. are furnished by Tie frequency aa itl. %
OF tho diseases Of Infancy and childhood saa'aru-
in- and serious are the dioascs that .ue child 'n
three dies before tho Grl year, These facts OFT --
conclusive argument f.r eff re.ns o- motAcr iae
importance Of using o. remedy. (Which contains
Morphine OF Poisonous DRUG ami mover fails whom
timely usei Co effect q cure. II greatly assists tie
child through the months If tcetAin-, alaJs al
pain, reduces Inflammation, corrects ac.dity OF the
stomach. and never fails % regulate the bowels
makes sick and weak children strong and healthy
produces natural sleep for the child. thereby 9rd
ing rest to the mother. For summer complaints,
Dvsentery and Diarrhoa, 10 has no equal. For
Wind Collie Couvulsiou- Gripping &C., il never ii--s
to give immediate relief
Mother Bailey's Cu'et:-- Syrup. tr cI-rsr Is
an original medicine, well established, therefore rso
no other and you are safe. Tor sale by al Drug
gists and Dealers in Medicine.
A RICHARDS. New London, Conn.
Agent for the United States.
April s.-d&w4m,is
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WE The Subscribers, having been appointed
w by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden, Commissioners 10 receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate Of John C. Griffin, late
Of Burlington in said District represented insOvent
and also all claims and demands exhibited in of
hereof being allowed by said Court for that pur-
nose we do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend 10 the business Of our appointment at
the dwelling of Mrs. Mary T. Griffin, in Burlington
in said District, the first Saturdays Of July and
November next, at 10 O'Clock, AN, on each Of faid
DAYS.
Dated this 18th day of June u. leg.
., S anlTpu w p.S4dS commissioners.
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tLAtI.sh-gEl FtI-Su-I thought it we'll o. wait
another WeoE before ting. % see % continued O.
improve a. have been dong for some time, under
The treatrne tnft me new medicine and am happy
~ tel you that ] 1u getting hetter-cveu fast
Lnau when you We're here. / Commenced the use 90
DODbo NEstNINE w.t1. vt anybody advising rae
nv bed 90 the char SIS trouble has been extreme
pain 10 the hc71- and nos lasted over three YEAR,
All the medicine have heretofore taken has flieI
q give me ans relief am now able o. go mp and
d wr s-a'rs. ari daily .mp-..-n- consider IRE
NEEFISE The best med zine I ever found. and shall
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/ lave taken Ou.g tIlry BOTTLES a.- would nu. 30
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