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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

PosrMAsrER GENERAL CRBsswELI., who Is
now on n visit to his home in Elkton, Md, will
not return here until Monday. The duties of
the Office in the meantime are being conducted
by First Assistant Postmaster General Earle.
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asvepnneut Ser.,,s,..

WAsHrrsros, Apnl "a, I5o9.-Jay Cooke a.
20. furnish the following qaotatiens OF dow
eminent securiuss:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

EIRST-CLAsS sHOES,
l. Which We are selling at very Small Profits.
At WILSON'S,
under Odd Fellows Hall 7th street.
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SIMON WOLF, Esq, the new Register of
d. eds for the District Of Columbia, will take
possession Of the ONCE on the 18th OF May, the
resignation of Mr Cuppee, the present incum.
bent, having been accepted to take effect on that
date
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The Muse uito Crep.

EDITOR STAR:-There il q large pond in the
White Lot, south Of the Executive Mansion,
most OF the time filled with stagnant water,
from whence, during the summer months, a
plentiful crop of musqu itoes will be raised,
unless 1t is filled up or drained. Those resid-
ing In the vicinity would be glad TO hear of
this pond being nllsd mp.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
BURNING OF THE HiLADELPHIA
RINK

PHILAnELPHfA. April 3o.-The Race street
IlHk was enuTely destr Nd by nre last night.
II occupied a lot lSt by , q feet. and was owned
oy stock company. II cost so oOn. Over one
thousand persons witnessed q Neiocip pede ex-
q elilOn an az last night, but fortunately hsd
dispersed before he FIRE broke out
IL was the largest edifice OF the kind In the
country, and had room for 3.sssi skaters. AZ
was lately the scene Of the Oda-k ellows' ball
and NJ any other entertainments were about 10
b. given m a..
The IRE originated IN the kitchen. under the
esh-ry AT the north end. snd - supposed 70
have been accidsntal. Thirty-three yekoca-
pedes were de ;roysd
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DIAM LASTING BALMOHALS
From 81 rs to So so.
At G. B WILSON'S.
500 18th street, under Odd Fellows Hall.
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ME. WALBgIDGR A. FIELD, the ne wly- ap.
pointed Assistant Attorney General, rice +.
H. Ashton, resigned, viii ept er on the discharge
OF his duties tomorrow.
Mr.. r. has acted as Assistant United Sat-
Attorney for Massachusetts under both A.
Dana and Mr.. Hillard, and comes TO Washiuy
ton with the highest reputation as an able law
yer and most courteous and acco mplished
gentleman.
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rOAL OIL, 10 cents per gallon.
- Best .u alify, At FORMAN'S,
2%7 x 22S SEVENTH street,
Between II and \. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

CRUSHED, GRADUATED 4 POWDERED
" SUGARS, lsc; A COFFEE SUGAk, Ec. at
FORMAN's, 227 229 SEVENTH street, be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE will
shortly visit Canada for the purpose of con-
ferring with the authorities upon the opening OF
negotiations for a new reciprocity treaty, free
navigation Of the ST Lawrence, and protection
TO the fisheries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

HABEAs CoRPUs.-This morning Eyelina
DAVIS colored, had before Judge Fisher a col.
ored girl Of about II years old, named Pakkv
DAVIS on q writ OF hd6,as corpus which was
petitioped for by Abraham Youpg, she heino
represented by Mr.. K. ID. Eendell. 1t appeared
frcm The evidence that the father OF the chili.
Willis Davis who is now in Virginia. left the
girl with respondent, and in 1897 when she
went 10 Virgins. she left IL wrh iouug and
that on her lIeturn she went TO Young,s house
and took the child. Judge Fisher dischareei
the writ and the child remains with ths re.
spon3eh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
Contrary to the report. we learn that the Su-
perinteLdent OF Public Printing, Mr.. CIapp.
has not yet made any changes In his office, and
il is believed that there will be none made
among the toremen Of the several departments,
or the employees, II least, until the end of the
present fiscal year, June 30,h.
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bonds (BURHT MILLS) FAMILY RLOUR
- IS 20 Der sack, ut PORMANS,
221 B 229 SEVDNTH street.
Between NJ and n,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

AMUSEMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
BRHIFIT OF Ha GEOs6E KUNkgL.
First production IN two years Of BsarcicadIts
rsms,
MATINEE SAT sATQsgaY ne,a,6aTT At O'CLOCK
Admission 80 cents: children 25 cents.
TSe.,T S,gG asy ,,b-BKYAsTss ~ SIsSS
NATIONAL THEATER.
TIE W1ELO REN9WNED
EEYiNT MINSfkEL IND BURL ESQ., CE
FOk EIVE NTGHFS ONLY
COMMENCING IT, JksDsY. NAY Arm.
c. p, pssss gesss ry = s1,
Il the Tusatsr, where fHfs can be -ecuI ed with
Gk.ND M8IINEps WEDNESDAY AND SAT-
@phb Nj Ei'sO.NS Al , OCLOch
FIFTY FOCR rAiNTIN8s,
D. t,etby rs % lae. rr.u. Eallsug Lutte, Chapl
sees srsIq, IE0T9BE
TUEsDAY. MAJ M hhH $50
- = it " EaIS. PIo.rie:or-
VIEW YORK CIRCUS.
TTC0 TIE Hirroth~s,rzl ron BGilding., l4th
street; o!Ec =" Aesitmy 4 Au,ic Eex EorS,
Il. Is. LsN h-----------.----... &c DiEECTOs,
WILL kNHIEIT ONE wEEK,
on ELEVENTH sTEEET.
one BLOCE SOUTH or PENN'4 AYENUE,
CoNNFSCiNG
MONDAY NIGhT, APRIL goth.
THIS CELEBRATED TROUPE,
which il permanently established in a spIepdid
@ P sSoS on ,t s'n str1e IN the city .f New York
which the buiIdi ~ is closed with a
GRAND EXCURsI0N BY RAILWAY
through the country, travelling b. special trains
ChsTttTed IOr the pl pose With tie intention Of
EIvins the iaAaLitants of other cities and towns
opsoriunltles o. Witnessing q carefully selected
BBiILIAHT: ENCITING AND ELEGANT
EoUESgblAH ENTERTAINMENTS
which Tor years have proved one of the most non
msuts Of New ork Tothose who have ever Wit.
uezsed the p~rfGrnsncrs of this trou Pc either at
the HippothesirOu Buildings in Nv York or
during It's srmer .smmer excursions, il is only
AND NEW ATTRACTIONS
conbne TO render its resources for the production
oi novelty
GREATER THAN EVER BEPORs,
and that it is confdentIy believed that In Gil re
season lD be found Dot only perior an ythins
81 tie Kind hitherto Witnessed in America, but
UNEoUALLKD IN ANY COUNTRY.
NO CATCHPENNY SIDE SHOWS
are allosed with this establishment
Admission. 30 Cents; Children under ten, "a
No staaoing Room. STATS for all
Doors opsb 81 and Z; GrAni Entree at eik and
For the convenience OF Iaiies and fsnilie, tick.
sts esn be secured at Ellis's Music storr jO6
Penn avenue ~ithOut si,rs charge
spT ,1.1s.s,27 $50 >, D'N'' Agent
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II ASI SLIP
L. For House Wesr. 81 90.
c. Il. WILSON
332 7th street, under Odd Fellows' Hall.
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(>OEN sTABCH, "a cents rer package,
~ At rORMAN'S,
221 229 SEvEN n street.
Between NJ i n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

A ND FOB ALL sTYLls,
Go tn wilson's.
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THE STEAMER TALLAPoOsA left the Wash.
ington Navy Yard to-day, heavily laden with
Government stores, and will p oceed first to
Annapolis, thence TO Norfolk, New York,
Boston and Portsmouth, New Hampshire, from
whence she will return to this cry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

WELCH'S BEST FAMILY FLOUR,
w o3 rs per sack. At FOBMAN'S,
227 q 239 sEvENTH street,
Between n and 81
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pAKER's CHOCOLATE, sc rer pound,
ID FORMAN'S.
227 B 229 SEVENTH street.
Between n and II /.
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ID At FORMAN'S,
225 229 SEVENTH street,
Between n and n
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THE LATE RECRUITING ORDER AS undue
significance seems to have been given TO the
recent War Department order for resumption
OF the recruiting service, it may be well TO
state that il was issued because discharges,
soon to take place, will reduce the regiments
below the minimum authorized by che recent
act of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

APPoTNTMRNTs.-The following appoint
ments have recently been made by the Presi-
dent
Alex. Ciappertou, Pension Agent. Fort Glib
son, Cherokee Nation; W. Vincent, Receiver OF
Public Money, Fort Eodge, Iowa: Harrison
AdrtoD. Pension Agent, Baltimore Nd; sam
nel Mckee, Pension Agent, Louisville KY: 7.
r. ODnby. United States Marshal, Norihern
District N. Y; p. II. Jones, Deputy Postmaster,
N. Y, city; Alfred Sanford, Supervising In
spector OF steamboats,, ith District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

WHEN ALL THE REMOVALS intended have
been made in the Treasury Department, the
force will then have been reduced about one
third, and Secretary Boutwell,, it is said, is OF
the opinion that the affairs OF the department
can be carried on with the reduced force with
better discipline and more efficiency than has
been done heretofore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

D-POUND CANS TOMATOES, 20 cents;
= pound CANS, IS cents,
FORMAN'S
221 229 SEVENTH street
Between n and n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

MIR. ASSISTANT SECRETARY or THE TREAS.
CRY RICHARDSON sent of last evening his
formal declinatIon of the OIL ce OF Judge OF the
Superior Court of Massachusetts, recently ten.
dered him by the Governor of that State. al
things considered, Judge X. prefers his pres.
emf positi0u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

OOMNISsiOH1E FARkkB OF the Inu1Hu bu !.
reau, yesterday had inter views with the
Friend agents and superintendents recently
appointed, and they received partial instruc-
tions preparatory to their departure for the
Indian country. A delegation OF Cherokees
also awaited upon the commissioner with ref.
erence TO some settlement OF the question OF the
occupation OF their lands BY seme hostile In.
dian tribes The bureau will shortly inst.
tute an investigation in relation to the FRA nd .
pracuced upon the Cherokee soldiers in the
matter of bounty payments. By q most per.
feet system OF fraud, these soldiers have been
sw,ndled out Of amounts estimated in the az.
grtgste at several hundred thousand dollars,
and ii asserted that this was done with In .
cor nivance of Indian agents.
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L ROFFssOR kRIES'
ANNUAL HAY fESTIvsG q
AND EAHIBITIOS ~
Will take place - their hes.i.Iay on "A
FRIDAY EVENING, lx
MAY ENEJ APEIL 30ru.
Tickets csn ouiy b had ~ the Purils and Of the
Professors st The ACad T1y. r.9 ID
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YARMOUTH SUGAR CORN. 81 cents,
At FORNANY,
227 229 SBVENTa street.
Between and N.
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i he IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

The only real cure for Gonorrhes. Gbst and
Diseases caused from indescretion. Only ten pills
psrely yeeo table. We discard Balscm Cp15ia
and Mercury as being not only useless bat hurtful
Gift cures In from two to tour days. thus avoid
Ing trouble, exposure and the extortion OF Quacks
Male Packages. s y; Females, S3. Sold by b
''N' "'" " DESMOND CO.
913 Race street, Philadel phia.
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOfIONn
THE SKIN AND COMPILE,

NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKER.
GAiEE EAQUIsIrE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON 3 SON, New sork
10 SLY Sold By all Druggists
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Slim ) { +
j. a.,
wie folet:

ttt fol9t:
Nm Sort Bufuro, .. s, sset tunbert unc fanf,ie (25O 1uaz
YIN Sort Soften, .. S., Elm tunoert uno fini,ie u5U Son.
men.
Din Sort Stsoenion, .. s., Gin bunoert una setn U1O) Epu.
nen.
gu Jort Ries, .. &. sin bunOert ,nD flint uno tebsnsis u75)
Ipnnen.
Mn Sort 5uly, D. & elm buntett unb finfis Q5O Gpns
net.
Nn Sort Nauiur1, o. S. flint uab ~fiebensis (75) Gpnnen.
0as 5el mus Sieies Sahr aeldnitten Iein wabreno ea grim
mar, eebprig %getrpfnet unb fret prn l1nfraut unb bis gum 1.
September an te1 pptea abseliefert merben.
Seees aaaebpt icate cine se~idriebene 0arrantie %entbalten
rpn spet SerantDprtttden per'oren %alsaefeQt rclde barttut,
baB Der Sieter fabts 1T 1T @emaFbeit isines Mneebptea feinen
aussnfatren, une, eB penn fstnNnaebpt angsnunrnen perten
iplte, Ct lcfrrttnl1 ebereiniimmnN9 S%amiteinen guntratt einse.
ben wtrs. uno eB tie bersit Rno ieineSursen III werhen fir Bic
setreue Nusfubrune tehelben.
pie 3uoerldlN stet1 Der Bureen nuts turd etn rifete1-
les Gerttfeat bes Glerts btr nI@neu Dtartet Court o.
beS Ser. Staatsnt Mntpal T. nahaepie}en werbeu. uwb
benz &nsebpt beteeidlpGen fein.
On eebote fpaten fur jeben ppfen feperat eeu1a4t wer-
efn unb 9teter a%npelenp fetn UNI iber ibre Mxgetpte
AuflhlhNe eebcn su iDnneu.
Dte @saterans behalf Nb bas @edt ppr trsenS elm
pon elmer Tirra TT IS munen Bite gtamen ser partner
uno y Il Sffce abreTe %angeeebtu feiu. -
Die eouserte pprtn pteMEaebute eingeI@!pnen. ipIien
enoplHrt fetn ,,@rpppia!a for Beef Cattle" pber ,.6ap'
unS %aoprefltrt an Brrt. Brig. Gen. S. %. BARRIER
paul, Mtnn.
Dts Nnsebrtc p.rben an bsiben Dlasen seGTn.t an II
llbr Wtttaes, am -. Mprtl 1869.
=. s.. @umatt.
Capt: uno 6: g. Bot. steut. Gsl. Il, 6. 81. Gbief s. g..
Dept. Of Oafpta.
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THE NATIONAL
9nsuraufr Company
Nereini9teu @taefeu,
+ Wafbinston, .. g.

e7er~t" VNpuH'' wv @tlttlt NaElpHat OGNf
no Sic Saanpttesfadfts Ter @seaiaaft eriesiet unb an ne!d
aue Srtsrs Don sS1dt'stet abprellrt rerbtu ioateu.
Das Bearb BET Direetcren.
Say gupfe, ghttas elpbia, g. 81. gRouins, g3oItinstpn
/ /! astSfs !; stssr, gp!as. Sss'' & z' eSsasies,
george s. xe!sr, gegafs Dobgs, Rep sor',
8earnie.
gtarease s. g1arf; pbilaselpsia, tgra1pent.
Gmerfpn 81. peet, pbl, eefretar uno Wftuor.
9. 9. Gurner. DalSinMstrns aiEGent seeretdt~
4. GptnO Shears, ". D, WftfeatarSt.
Inter uguugssMer3te.
s; s. sarnes, GsnsralarSt Der Ser. etaatsn Nrasee.
5: p Sorwiks ghisf res @seieal departments, ges.
.. u. &1is, ". ., Mafbinstpn.
Gulicitors uue Msseeateu:
g m. &. Gbansler asafttnetus, .. 6.
george 5arotng, p9ilab -lpbta, ga.
Stele IN tbren Gbaratier n attpnale Gomseaste
btstet ourda thr arpbes 3arttal, nieer'een Nrdut.s {Ha.
ten nno nenen aabelen BITE NUM- densucrtsfte Qebeus-
Ser|t@erun6sme1le, wel9e bent QablttuM je aebpteu
parb.
Die %beteu:enb ~reoreisten prdmtenratsn fno fir Ben
f~eitteen (M}atuaO Gefis u[saften" uns S Dtruu i;Wss an,
ectnpltta'tonea nas Hnaegisbetten n Sesus auf 9loten,
Itptoenofn uno Mt1BSerrdnDntie, mic lie Ste leBteren
ser Snbaber elmer prliee serurfaden
Mebrere teue nnb ami predenbe Tateuen werten iett
srafenttrt, bie nnr sertaabeH fetn brauasn UNI i'd sem
gguslitum ais a%nnebmtar su su %srwetieu, mte J.. S, bic
&tnfpm M ensere ebenbe 9 Vito E (,Sneome pru-
buctns YOltep')- uup .,6eturn 9rdmtu nj 9 / t.
e9." Sn Der erhersn itAe1t her Snhaber uiGt muir etu.
SeeenSseraherun9 sabttar mad fetnem Mtlebeu, ipntern
nad elmer Yeriupe Won ueAieen Saeren Elm iatrtt-
DIES Gtnfp n nj Ell, weideS 10 D~rpAeut fet-
ner Police &tsm MT. Sn Der lebteren ldert
cite eprnpagnte Dem Nsrliaerten bte Rud3ablune zee
aansen etnseiab!ten Setrass auber bent Betrase fetner
police.
pie GufmerIiantsi scs ger{rnen, Bite ;br esben ofr-
Nbern, pber ben Bettrae ibre @erGaerune erb5bea mol,
len, III auf BITE %befrutere Sertbsile eeleait, welde bic
uMatirnale 2ebeaaserfde rures efeufdA aft bietet.
Gt-fuldre, Ndrphlcte rnb rpaitdnbtae GtuarItetter
werben auf Npplitatirn at bic 3wsie Sffre Der Grn,-
pasute In bieler Staet rSer beSen Weaeral Mgcaten ae-
fannt.
eueal glsenten in ieber @tatt uno iebern Eopn
tperben 8eIudt,
unb ytelbuneen Sr1 fpmpstenten. Nerlrneu fur iulde
ABeaturen, %beaetlet pra gsetgneten Suppfsmeuts lpl-
ten MIR an bic q raj VI "gcnten / + 60 M q.
n &c III eeren rely ItfrttteH se1i@tet nsrleu.
General gentsn bet @prpagnie.
Sa9Gocfe II. Gu Sew gprt; llr ben @taat Neu
gprf unO tes nbrplide Stem Series:
y -. 6 larf II. GO. fur 9enniplSasien uus bas flo
liGe Nep Serfee. !
Say GSote II. 60. Ga1ttaetpn .. G.; fur Mnrq-
lanb, Delepare, girsinta, Dtfritt Grlumbia ruo Dea
Gtr9tnid.
S N..Glltsa. Gu. G4ieaec 81, ; fir Suinpis uut
Wiscpnfn.
fota.
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NerfQuf.

Gas in NcrSnttnueaplis, an Der 5%aurtfrase nod, ct glcub
III eelssen unter ten1 gtantea Griital Gitp 5au1e bstarut von
benz unter;e dneten felt elmer Teibe son Sabren eefub.teSaR~
eauS, nit Snrentar, gutter Stalune uno "a Stabtlptttr ID
eceen 8aer biuis su eerfaufen
&benlu pertcufs i'd 10 1T cen, pbern Shell rpuSt grthcnp
In e'nsta eomplers ;uialnmen liesenbe gauYlase oeeen 8aar.
Reter - oncin,
9fprbmtuneapp(iS.
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5}euer @tiefel It. Ghub]fDre

OV1
MIpt& &noblaue,.
@r|:s eotrabs, ben, @n1erteas 5ouis esoenuber,
Wtnreapo!1a> minne|pta.
Gtne reihtaltiae Musrpab! f%ert;esy, ausaessin-
aste, Waaren gam 0cria,:f o1er;renb, made Id
pc7amf autmeriIa1,, oab BET mir b~s|creere @pya-
al: AMI e~eItelse Wrbels Ser2eaaet piro.
Bffteuur9e1 rna Reperatryen rre1beu tit fii:-
is'tsF Set sncssrn u'Go bauertafft III btliesp
~S,-e!Fsn dlsasfibr..
AT NIpt5 Ane n1a,m,
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WQrDen Sin 61u8,

Dar0en Gttp @au8,
Deutides @of= unb 8parotno : .naus.
f. &de Der At II u,b @tnne1pta- 5traet
Ct. Vaul, Wiaa.
0on 6enrD Bpdenfelo.
Dteies ioeben son mr. e1Shnete u. auf'6 @au~
Serfse uni Beaus:'{ts Ell, as.i&tete &3aR- uub
.8oarStnebaus aerdbrt 5renoen ipteA;feduas7u
atsgpei@nstfs 2pgis, guten Sifa unb fpIibe BE-
bteu ug iiberbaupt. SD srupfeble baGslbe Sin.
nit beifens BEN oeebrssn seutiGfu yublifatn. 81
y, Hga sa.e>.- as 6enrp Bpdenfelb.
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5:90fr

uts ale anbeseH Mrten ppu Wex. @taatsu Dons
saufen uro berfaufen
Bebr. M!ulus u. Dunbar.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-08-10
ONLH25 CENTS

The Great QwetiHS Remedy for Childrea
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
Gus DRUG sure to Regulate the Borels
allays all Paini corrects Aeidity of the
Stomach makes SICK and Weak children
STRONG and Healthy cures Wind Collie
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects of
Teething. Cali for Mother Bailey's Quiefiag
Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn,
Agent for the United States.
Ina
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Our present Sttck is as follows -
CHOICE WHITE WINTER WHEAT FLOUR;
4" AMBER
No. SPRING "
GRAHAM d"
BUCKWIIEAT
RYE
CRACKED WHEAT,
COGN MEAL,
PRONENDER,
STATE & WESTERN CORN.
STATE OATS. RYE & BUCKwHEAT
MlDDLlNGS & BRAN,
CANADA PEAS, SEEDS, &C.
ALSO FRESH GROUND NOVA
..SCOTIA PLA ST,ER.
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Pottru.
= II T"T|-|-11-
The HaYhelds.


The Hsyhelds.
Tho sun had risen, the air was sweet,
And brightly shone the dew,
And cheerful sounds, and busy feet,
Pass'd tho lone meadows through
And wavcring, like aowory soa
OF gay and spiry bloom,
The hayhelds ripplcd morrily,
In beauty and perfume.
saw the early mowers pass
Along that pleasant dell,
And rank on rank tho shining grass
Around thcm quickly fell
| look'd, and far and wide, at noon,
The fallen flowers were spread
And oil, as rose the evening moon,
Beneath the scythe were dead,
GAN flesh Is grass, tho Scripture says.
And 20 We truly find
Cut down, as in a summers day,
Are all of human kind
Some, while the morning still Is 'fhir,
Taken in earliest prime
Some, mid-day's hcat and burden bear,
but all laid low in time.
A fable full Of truth to me
Is this, the mowers talo
soon broken stem shall be,
Like hay that strews the vale
At early dawn, or closing light,
The scythe of death may fall
Then Let me learn tho lesson right,
SO full of truth TO all.
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Paper petticoats are sixpence apiece 10
London.
The English Government is making
material reduction in it's consular service,
and has decided to abolish several ports
as vacancies occur.
For not paying their bills, 500 officers
were dishonoraby dismissed from the
Austrian army last year.
A Newark young lady wanders about
the streets. writing upon the pavement
in chalk, warnings to the impenitent.
On the ffty-fourth anniversary of Wat
erloo, just past, there were living 1885
English officers, who took part in the bat
tie
A meteorologist of England, wishes to
explain the recent cold weather by the
numerous spots on the disk of the sun.
French oollegians arc to be provided
with Ohassepot rifles
The Pennsylvania farmers believe the
average crop Of rye straw to be one ton.
Salt sprinkled between the leaves Of
cabbage is said to DO an efficient remedy
for lice,
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT on HIGH STREET, near
Chipman's Hill. The House is one and half sto-
ries high, in good repair, pleasantly situated has
good cellar and is commodiously arranged. The
lot contains between two and three acres, and has
on II number of Fruit Trees, There is good
well, and first rate Cistern.
For Terms and further particulars enquire of
GEORGE W. PINNEY.
Middlebury, VT, March 9th, ls69. soft
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IOFt IClAL.I
| + Is FOR s ALEl

And the owners are xious to dispose OF tho
Residence lately occupied bv c Ticknor, and pre-
yiou>ly by NJ Icknor deceased d Known by
many a. tn DYER PLACE. IN Midtllehury.
said property 10 pleasantly Gated, on The cor
ner Of seminary and High Streets ami has lot
l5ONlSl feet, including choice Garden, with Thirty
or more Fruit Trees OF good varieties also many
Grape Vines just beginning TO hear, together with
Strawberries, &C.. Sc.
Tive Hous,-comtaiuing eleven rooms-is well
adapted to- couve fence aud comfort l. in perfect
repair both interior and outside including slated
root, &c il supplied with cistern aud never-fail-
ing well water and has ample stable accommoda-
ton in laci lacks nothing to make it a very de
-irahle I, sidence property.
Parties disposed to purchase NAV call upon on
addrc,. &. TICKNOR.
Mili.ebury, Vt
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CARPETS.
COFFINS AND CASKETS.
THE CLIMAX REACHED.

The peerless" Cooking Stove, for wood and
coal; manufactured by Pratt & Wentworth of Bos
ton, the best in the world; the one that recev-
ed the grand prize medal at the Paris Exhibition,
and has never failed to carry OF the first prize
whenever exhibited. Call and see the recommen-
dations of those who have il in this vicinity.
9tf j. DAVENPORT, Agent.
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FOR SALE.

Twenty or TWENTY-FIVE acres OF first rate MEAD
OW-LAND. including a good Building Lot on
Weybridge Street, in Middlebury,
Inquire at this Office 49tf
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NOTICE,
EARNI FOR SALE,

EARM FOR SALE.
Il Tho subscriber offers for sale his HON,
Farm. containing about THREE HUNDRED
ACRES. situated in the north part OF Shorehanl,
in the neighborhood OF Cream ill. The farm is
suitably divided into pillow, meadow and pasture,
and is considered one Of the best grass farms in
the Town. being rell adapted to dairying or stock
raising. The farm is well wateled aud largely
supplied with ash, cedar, and pine tor ieleing anc
other purposes nrchardng sufficient Tor the "ants
of a family The buildings are one two-storl
house, two So 40 feet barns horse barn, corn
house, hog house, sc. ANY one wishing to pur-
chase a good farm will do well to examine for
themselves. Terms of payment made easy. For
reference, +. S. Catlin, of Orwell.
ISAAC CHAPMAN.
Shoreham, Jan. 9th, 1869. AIT