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RAILROAD CMANoE.-It is rumored that
the Harlem Railroad Company have
leased the Bennington & Rutland Rail
road from Chatham to Rutland, and in a
short time will assume the management
of the line.
MEETING OF STATE LIBRARY TRUSTEES.
A meeting Of the Trustees of the State
Library was held in the executive Cham
Der, Gov. Washburn presiding, on the
afternoon of Nov 10Th, when it was re-
solved that no books can be taken from
the State Library without the written
order Of the trustees. 1t was also resolv-
ed that twenty-iour copies of the State
documents and law reports be kept in
the State Library, which number cannot
be diminished without detriment to the
interests of the State Library.
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The &e9ister.
MIDDLEBURY. VT.
TUESDAY, NOV. %, 1869.
Two Months For Nothing.

We will send the REGISTER until Jan
uary 1st 1871, to all new subscribers who
will hand us one years subscription (s2)
previous to the first day of January,
1870.
We propose to make the paper valua-
BILE to every citizen of Vermont and espe-
cially the people of Addison county
Will our friends aid us in extending our
circulation by calling the attention OF
their ncighbors to the paper and this lib
eral offer.
We further solicit the cooperation of
our friends in collecting local news.
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SCHEME OF EXERCISES. --wEDNEsDAY.
l01-2A. NJ. Prayer and opening ex-
ercises-Appointment of Committees
Prayer Meeting.
IL A. NJ. Observation-Disclosures
How can this convention be made most
profitable ? Opened by Dr. II. d. Kitchel
II 3-4 A. NJ. Social Reunion
l l-2 p. NJ. Prayer and Conference
2P NJ. Mission work and its results
during the past year, Responses by the
different Associations.
3P. NJ, Recess.
3 IA =. NJ. Discussion What aid
can the Associations render each other
in their work ?
& l-2 p. NJ. Prayer and requests.
! p. NJ. Discussion What exercises
in the association meetings are most Of
fectiye for the cause of Christ.
SP NJ Discourse.
THURSDAY.
i \. VI. Prayer Meeting.
9 A. NJ. Meeting for prayer in answer
w lCltcotS
8 - A. NJ. The Sunday School work
Discussion What more can we do to
promote the Sunday School cause in our
County?
IL A. NJ. Discourse.
IL - A. NJ. Reports of Committees.
10 p. VI. Prayers and requests
2P. NJ. Discussion: What aid do
the associations need from the ladies'?
3 p, NJ. Financial report.
3 10 =. NJ Discussion: What is the
relation of the Association movement to
the.future of American Professionalism ?
6 IL p. NJ. Prayer and conference
7 p. NJ Discussion What support
ought the Y. NJ. G. Associations to re-
ceivo from the communities in which they
are organized?
SP. VI. Discourse.
5 3-4 F. NJ. United closing prayer
This scheme will be changed as circum-
stances demand.
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The Bishop of Orleans has published a
letter to his clergy deprecating the mop
perfume claim now made for the infalli-
bility of the Pope, and accusing the ultra
journals of inconsiderate haste in the
matter. The Pope, it is said, writes to
Archbishop Manning that opportunities
for explanation win be granted to Protes-
tants outside the Ecumenical Council.
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Turner's Neuralgia pin

Turner's Neuralgia Pill The great rem
edy for Neuralgia and all ArTroas Ms dsts. More
than lOO, O00 cured by it in the last two years
Price by mail package sl.Od,-G packages 81
~.
The Lorraine Vegetable CuthuTtIc
Pill The best known remedy for all Diseases
of the Blood, Stomach, Liver, Kidneys; for Head
ache, rheumatism, and in Ali cases where u cath
artic is required. PIice by mail, box , cts
boxes $l.ls,-l2 boxes SAGA.
TURNER a CO., 100 TnENouT SHEET, Bos-
TON, MASS.
27m3.
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| = ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
IN MIDnI ENIfRY VII AGE

will sell choice land in the highest state o
cultivation. in lots containing o. 10, 10, nr
acres, to suit purchasers, or the whole farm ot
acres with three nice barns nearly new, and GOO
building lots. An excellent chance for any o.
wishing to enjoy the privileges OF the grao'
school aud village, aud yet at The same time oWi
and cultivate small farm Of choice land. Par
can remain on mortgage I desired. 33,tf
Middlebury. VI. o, P. MEAD,
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GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Feb. 20, 1865.
Messrs. J. y. HARRIS 4 Co.
GemtiemeH-l have been afflicted for ten oi
twelve years with Bronchitis in its worst form
and have tried everything that ! could buy rec
ommendci hut with little or no relief, until
used your Aliens Lung Balsam, which gave ~,
reliei in short time. believe it is the he,t
preparation eXtant for all diseases OF the throat
and lungs. and feel it my duty to say tins mucl
for my own case, so that Others may try it an.
get relief. Respectfully,
MATTHIAS FKEMAN.
We know Mr.. Freeman well, and his statement
abOi c is correct. W. A. GRAHAM Co.
Wholesale ana Retail Druggists, Zane, lille
Sold by all Druggists. 33wi
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed Ly the
Probate Court for the District ui Addison, Com
missiuner~, Ia receive, eSanine and adjust ali
claims aud demands of all persons against the
estate Of PROPERTY j. SMITH,
late of Mdllehury in said District, deceased, a!,j
also all claims and demands exhibited in OFT Ct
lherelu. and six month, from the 81 day of 80
yemhcr 1869 being allowed by said Cont lor that
purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice that
We viii attend to the business Of our aid appoint
ment at the dwelling house OF Benona q. Smith.
ON Wednesday, the 18th day Of December ami
on the iir,l Wednesday in March, 1870 from nine
O'Clock, A NJ until four O'clock, f. NJ, on each
# >iit dHN-.
Dated At Mdielur, tLi. 81 IA, ~ Noyom-
Der, A. u. 1869.
WM CRAM IT,.
2|r2 q. " ABBOTT ! ''''
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slAlf of>ERNoNr, s.rmMe co,pr

: . L.
Apnl-IN Cot NIN, - ! lauuur Tenn, 1870.
/" It,, llI Supreme Cuuii 81 the Stats ut CT
mont ur.i I" he helion At MidlleburN, Ia auj
tor said count, 81 Addison, ga tie htst Monde
nest al 81 The third lUe-iaN ia IanuaiN, a o..
1870.
Yout T., i,i,urr. Maria : RutAeiicrl, OF Bu--
tul in st,d County Of Addison, show, To th-
honorable court that she Nas lawfully married tu
Melvin \ Rutherford, ut All Bristol un the sth
dan 81 August a. i. 1860, al all Bristol bN the
Rev ". t. Puuj, minister ct the gospel that
she h,- ever LIVED, since her marriage with ile
said kutie lurd, la strict observance "l all th'
duties 81 Wiie: that she lived and cUhahlted
with him a. h> wife until On OF about the sd da\
If Dc,cu,,cr, a. d 1864, When the sand Eutherluri
wfull, d,.er,ed Nour petitioner and has not liz ed
with lr. mcr and without cause has whully nee
i-ctrd aid trlu,cd ever since said deseTtion Ia
provide 4 suitable maintenance for your petition
cr aud h,r yidrrr, heing Of sufficient pecuniar,
ahilil, 30 io. a It Your petitioner further
show, that she has two children hN said marriage
als. rel cctivcly eight aud tour wears to Wit;
Mimic u and Jessie NJ. RutheIford--that he /,
nov without thi' State aud that she has remained
81 ,ai l'i,iul for four wears last past. And peti-
tiunrr pray, this honorable court to grant thu
custody If >ail children to her: to dec.,e to her
alimon, in the premises; that the bond~ Of mat
rmonN etween her and the said Melvin =. Ruti
eriorl may he dissolved, aud that Till Of divorce
may be granted to her.
Dated at Bristol in said County OF Addison,
MARIA S. RUTHERFORD.
IN, fore .oiug libel having been presented TO
me- amt ID appearing that the ,aid Melvin A. Ruth
rTlori /. Without the State. that personal SER
Vie cannot be mae upon him in the ordinary
moie, il is hereh, ordered that The said petition,
on the substance u errui, together with ills order,
he Quill he'd three week. successiNcly in the Midi
dlrhur, Heg,ier--a weekly newspaper printed
ami put ished at Milllebury, ia said County at
Addism.-the last ct which publications shall he
at least tx week, fore the session of said court
at the tenn aforesaid, which publication shall be
deemed sufficient notice to sad Melvin \. Ruth
eriod To- appear Al ,aid term If the Supreme
Court next to he holden at Mdllebury, IN the
County OF Addison aud State OF Vermont, on the
lrsi NJ u,lay after the third TUESDAY # January
a d. 1870 aud answer to sad petition.
u ,tedat Montpelier this 9Th day Of November
a. Il. 1863 3iN3
J PIERlOlNT, Judge of Supreme Count,
A, V SPAulDISG, Attorney,
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w ARE
"Unquestionably the best sustained work Of tn
kind in the World
HARPER,s MAG ZINE.

lIARPER's MAGAZINE, apart from the illustra-
tions contains from fifty to one hundred per cent
more matter than any similar periodical issued in
the English language,
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MACHINES ~

Now is the time 10 secure one. | have on
hand Finkle & Lyons frstclass Sewing Machines,
which will sell cheap TOR cash, or take old ma
chimes in part payment. Call at my house and
examine. 'i'
...... l.. N. HOWARD.
Mlddlebury, VT, Oct. 20, 1869. eltf
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EREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

We will send handsome prospectus of our
NEW ILLUSTRATED FAMILY Bible. to any Book
agent free Of charge. Address NAuoSAL PUR-
LIsHSo Co., Boston, Mass. 83w4
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GAVE THE CHILDREN.

\ Multtudes of them suffer, lingcr, and die,
because of fin-Worms. The only eiiectual rem
edy for these most troublesome and dangerous of
all worms, in children adults is found in DR.
GOULD'S PlN-WORM SYRUP Purely vegeta-
BILE safe and certain. A valuable cathartic, and
beneficial to health GEO. G. GOODWIN 4 CO.,
Boston, and all d"u u.s.. 29mG
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NOTICE TO THE NONRESI-

~ DENT PhOPRlkTORS OF THE TOWN
OF SALISBURY. The nonresident proprietors
of the town Of Salisbury, in the County of Ad,li-
son, are hereby notified that the Taxes assessed
by said town within two years next preceding
this date remain in whole or in part unpaid on the
following described lands in said town, to wit T.
One piece of land set to the estate OF Elias Wood.
cock. shall sell so much Of said land as ID nee
essary to satisfy said taxes and all legal charges
as the law directs, at public vendue on the sec
ond Monday in December next, at one O'Clock in
the afternoon, at the Inn Of X. X. Howard, in
Salisbury. JAMES Fits, Collector.
Salisbury, Nov. 81, 1869. +33w3
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Agents Wanted to Sell
VALUABLE DAIRY FARM FOR

SALE IN SALISBI ri, VI
This property is two miles from the Depot, aud
about the same distance from two Churches cont
tanning about 300 acres, pleasantly located. The
buildings consist Of a large two-story house,
painted aud blinded, and nine barns. two sheds,
&c. Excellent springs Of water near the harms.
There three apple orchards, one OF them just
commencing to bear; young and thrifty plums,
Cherries aud Currants IN abundance.
| would sell with the farm IS head of cattle, IS
Of them cows two horses, about IS tons of hay,
farming tools, cheese apparatus, sc.
One half or more can remain ON mortgage. An
excellent chance for an industrious Young man
with small capital to make money, and In few
years to own an excellent stock farm free from
debt. There is a small house Tor help or TO rent
ON the farm.
West Salisbury, VI, Ssf
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CREAT DISTRIBUTION
by the metropolitan Gii Co.
Cash GIFTS TO the amount of $500 90

30 - M,lOdeun~, - - to 100
$50 Sewing Machine, 90 to IL
800 Gold Watches, - To 500
Cash Prizes Silyerware. sc. NalueI at : .eCC 0uu
a chance TO draw any ui the abuye prizes TO-
% cents Tickets describing prizes are seized H.
envelopes and well mixed On receipt OF % Il.
sealed ticket Is drawn, with ut choice. and ,eu
by mail to any address, The prize named upon
it will he delivered Ia the ticketholder ON paw
meHt ot one dollar. Prize, are immediately sent
to any address 10y express or return mail.
You will know what Your prize il before yun
pay Tor it, ANY prize exchanged ior another oi
The same value. 40 blanks. our patrons cue
DEPEND on iHir dealing
RErFRENCt s--Wr select e Glowing from
many Whn have lately drawn valuable prIe-, and
kindly permitted H. 10 publish them; Andrew ..
Burns, Chicago, lo,Uu0; Mi, Clara :. Wake.
Bait more T. ano. $500 james NJ Mathews, b,
troit, 5000; John I. Andrew, Savannah, $1,000
Mise Agnes simmons, Charleston, Piano. 5000
We publish no name, without permission.
OrNIuNs uI TuE Pm SIT The finn Is rcliabl,
and deserve their success. ll'oks YuLW,,, VA
x I'VE know them tu hr fair dealing finn
" !. HrluhL Nay Is A friend OF ou
drew a $500 prize, "hlci Wa, promptly receive.
-ItHiy Mars, June :.
Send tor Circular Libe Al Inducements to
gents Satisfaction guarantee. Every paokar,
i sealed envelope, contains one cash gilt. 81
tickets torSl: 10 for - - Tor %: Ito fec
SO All letters should hr addressed 10
HARIl.k WILSON 4 CO.,
33wl- 40 Broadway, New lorl.
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Citizens of Addison County,
Awake !

THIEVES AND SCoUNDRELs, young
and old, are among us, committing
weekly and semi-weekly depredations
in every part of our community
-! NONE ARE SAFE -!
Shall we lay supinely on our backs
and tamely submit, or shall we RALLY
en- n'aSSe and EXTERMINATE THE VII
LAINS?
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DERRY DAVIS "PAIN-KHLER."

Is me MOST POPLAR REMEDY TvTANr.
THE PAIN-KrLFr is equally applicable and eli
CaciOus to Young or old.
TmE PAIN-kILILER is both an Internal and EN-
ternal Remedy.
TnE PAIS-KIII.ER should he used at the first man
Hesitation OF Cold or Cough.
TnE PAIN-KnIER is good Tor Sprams and Hrui.c~
Try it.
The PAIN KILLER cures T'othachc
TnE PAIS-kILLER is a iayorite with all classes.
rHE PAIN-KuLEE will cure Chilblains
THE PAIN-KGILER will cure Cholera Murhus.
The PAIN KILLER will cure Dyspepsia.
lHE PAIN-kIGI.ER Is the Great Family Medicine
Of the age.
The PAIS KILLER will cure Painters tholic
The PAIN-kIII.ER is good for Scalds and Burn,
THE FAIN-kiIi.EE gives Universal Satisfaction.
TnE PAIS-kiILEli is almost certain cure for Chul
era, and has, without doubt, been more successful
in curing this teri ble disease, than any othei
known remedy, or even the mos, eminent or skill
iu physicians. In India, 1 itica aud China, wherr
this dreadful dis ase is ever noic or less preya
lent the Pain Killer i, considered, hv the native
As well as by the European resident, in those eli
mates. n lure remedy.
THE PAIN-KIILER is Scld by all Druggist, am
Dealers in Family Medicines. 33wl
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4 NONSUMERS OF CONFECTION-
~ ERY.
Come, let us Reason Together.

How can any person manufacture Conleciion.
cry and sell it at fifteen cents pound, Wheu su-
gar is worth sixteen cents at the Refinery unless
it is terribly aduteratcd);
How can any dealer retail sucl. vile com
pound to his customers and have a conscience
void OF offence;
How can any consumer cNpec to purchase pur,
Confectionery at twenty five and thirty cents per
pound, when pure article cannot he manuac-
turcd less than thirty TO forty cents per pound.
consisting Of cassia buds, burnt almonds, and
such class f goods?
Within few day We have been offered cast
buds, etc, for fifteen cent, per pound, and Choc
olate Creams al twenty cents, and the agent nc
knowlcdgel that they were adultcmted ten pea
cent. with Terra Alba; AMI it il tact that tom oi
this cheap Confectionery are male and sold it
this country every year, AMI the consumers ar,
the only person. injured low it.
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STATE OF VERMONT
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Il w
y We, the subscribers, having been appoint
ed by the Probate Court for the District Of Add-
SON. Commissioners, to receive examine, ami
adjust all claims and demands of all persons u
gainst the estate Of
ORlN COBURN,
late OF Leicester, in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from the Both dav oi
October. 1869. being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that will attend TO the business OF our said ap.
pointment at the dwelling house Of George O.
wilmington, in said leic ster, ON the first Tuesday
of December aud April next, from nine O'Clock, A.
W.. until four O'Clock J.. NJ. on each Of said DAYS
Dated at Leicester, this 81 day OF November
u. 1869
80 A. f.. STANLEY, va"
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8 3 q 8 g

To rHE WOHklNG CT ASS W. aic low
prepared 20 furnish all classes With constant ,n.
plo,ment at home, the whule Il the time iur tie
spare moments Bu-il c-s new, light and lrolila-
bic Persons OF either EEK easily earn from ilr
to - per evening, and proportional sum hN de-
voting their whole time To- The business. BOYS
and girls earn nearly as much a. men, That all
who see this no lee may send their address am
test tie business. make this unparalleled offer;
TO such as are uut we'll satisfied We will send :
to nav Tor the trouble 81 writing. FUN particu.
lars, valuabl, sample which will do To- COM
mence work on, and a copy ol Tie itoqtrs Lttr-
dry Companion ore Of tie best and largest iami-
" newspapers pubished-all sent free by mail
Reader, ii YOU want permanent, profitable work
address f.. &. ALLEN & CO., Augqsid, NdiAe
S3wl3
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9e9al Gotifes.
BILL OF DIVORCE

BILL OF DIVORCE
SIMON MOOSE
CHAutpirE NJ. Moose
To tAc Hon. the Supreme Count lie It to hs
holden at Midlleburv, within and tor the County
Of Addison, ON the first Monday after the ihrt
Tuesday at January, A. u. 1870.
The petition of the Undersigned Simon Moose
OF Addison in the County Of Addison. in the State
OF Vermont shows and sets forth that he is now
and fol the past two wears has been a resident oi
the said County Of Addison, in hIe State Of Yer
mont, and that on or about the - day Of ----
\. u. 1863 he was joined in marriage TO rn4
Charlotte Marian Frederick then ni ------- in
State OF New fork at Beckmantown, ia ihe State
OF New York, hv one Daniel Elkin n minister vt
the Gospel authorized by law to solemnize maj
riages in the State Of New York, and from that
time up to the present time lie has lived ia stri,t
iultmcut Of all his marriage covenants. And
this petition further show that the said Chli-
otte Moo,o, not regarding her marriage covenant,
but NllliullN violating the same on the toMIt, 1t
day Of Auril \ u. 1866 deserted williulv VoUr
petitioner and from tina time up TO the present
time has refused and still doth refuse to live with
your petitioner agreeable to the marriage cove
nants. and within the past three years immoli-
aey preceding the date of this petition, at divers
and sundry tiles, hath committed adultery with
persons at present unknown to your petitioner.
Wherefore, for the causes and reasons above set
forth, your petitioner Simon Moose, humbly
prays that decree of divorce be granted him by
your Hon. Court, aud that the bonds of matrim5-
NY between him and the said Charlotte be dis
solved, anl he he declared free single and I'M
married. SIMON moose.
GEO. II. SCOTT. Atty for Iibellant,
STATE OF VERMONT
County OF Addison.
1t having been made TO appear to me. Judge Vi
the Supreme Court of the State OF Vermont that
Charlotte Moose, libellant in the above libel for
divorce is and resides out Of this State. 1t is
therefore ordered that she he notified TO appear
before the Supreme Court next to lie holden at
the time and place specified in said petition, bv
the publication Of the above libel. or the sub
stance thereof. with thi, order in the Mddleburv
Register, newspaper published at Middleburv.
in the County Of Addison, for three week, in sue.
,ession the last of which publications sha be at
least six weeks before the meeting OF said Court
that she may show cause, if any 81 e has, why
the PRAYER Of said petitioner should ut be grant
Ell. j. PIERPOlNT
Judge Sup. Court.
Nov. Ii. 1863 3jw3
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ron PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
cellent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by il.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders which were az
gravated by the scrofu-
lnun nnnfnnlinnAin MINI
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THE GREATEST MUSICAL
l. TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
The Burdett Organ
THE "HARMONIC CELESTE"

The " Harmonic Celeste is third set of reeds,
which by their peculiar manner OF yGicing, piu-
duces that pure string-like quality Of tone 81
beautiful and melodious that its charming effects
cannot be described. but must be heard To be APP
nrec 'nicl.
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BRONCHITIS OR THROAT DIS
ID EASE.
Those afflicted will find a remedy in
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM

Be convinced by positive proof, and test it your
self.
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grove.
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FRANK ksNNEDY HURr.-By the Sher-
mantown Telegram of the 9th inst, we
learn the following:
On Monday evening last, rs Frank
Kennedy, Esq, our District attorney,
IN company with another gentleman,
were driving in a buggy from Hamilton
TO this place they, by some mistake,
took the wrong road and drove off an
embankment eight feet high. Mr.. Ken
needy was badly hurt about the back and
hips, bu, we are glad to learn this
morning that he is recovering very
fast. The other gentleman was uniu-
,ja-ed.
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LANCE NIGHTINGALE is cruising about
Lake Bigler, catching trou: and getting
a ton or two Of good health. We ac-
knowledge splendid silver trout from
the old chief. Lance seems bound TO
.esurrect the Sardine Club-which, by
the way. will never die while Lance and
jim Gray can cast line or shoot a
gun.
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NoTIcE.-A discourse will be deliv-
cred this evening, at :! o'clock P.
II, in Mr.. Lawlor's school house, by
Elder Thomas Willard, of the Reorga-
nized Church OF Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints. All are invited TO attend.
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SERVICES will be held in the Catholic
Church, TO day, at II A. NJ, by Rev.
Hugh D'Ackermann.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-13

SERVICE will be held in the Episcopal
Church to-day at IL a. m.
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PICSIC. The Presbyterian Sunday
School is to have a picnic next Sa,ur-
day, the 10th instant, at Ar. Simon 5
grove.
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THERE will be service in the Presbv-
terrain Church at | a. m. No service
will be held in the evening.