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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-08


Rev Mr. Collins viii oifciate ia ST. Paul's
Church, Yergeuues, Sunday next. lie viii
assume :he Rectorsbip Of that church perma-
nently thereafter -Eev Mr. Harris enters on
bis duties a. Rector OF Christ Church Montpelier
on Sunday next-It is the custom now. says
the New York Tq1cpendsHf, for many among
the congregation q Trinity church, in this city,
70 bow in the chaucel when entering the church,
and to cross themselves when they rise from
their knees in their pews just 81 the Catholics d.
In one Of his late sermons, the rector Of :;
Adams Protestant Episcopal Church, Of New
York, affirmed that the Episcopalan and Roman
Catholic belief Is positively alike, although the
members 90 not commune together. owing TO III
trgues at she Court OF Rome at the time Of the
Reformation Tie preacher boldly asserted thai
the churches referred 70 are but actually one,
and that the members are al Roman Catholics
and be- hoped 10 see the day when both should
be united unlet the latter name and unite 10
communion
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-08
Religious intelligence.



Rev. VIM. Fitz has been called to the Church
in Montpelier church in Arlington is
undergoing needed repairs The Church a;
Nottingham has called Rev. Mr.. Everett, of Rowe,
Mass---Rev. II. Fletcher, d. D of Towns
hend, baptized recently five candidates into the
fellowship Of the Church, Of which he is pastor,
making nineteen since May -Rev H. G. De
Witt, the evangelist, IS labOring with tie Church
in East Hardwick, with much success.-The
Vermont Baptist State Convention will hold its
! next anniversary at Brattleboro, October sixth
and seventh. Return tickets will be given those
attending it who pay full fare going to the con-
vention. - Rev. Archibald W. 0xendne, the
Oldest living Baptist clergyman, died recently at
St James, Mo-, aged / 10 years. lie served IN
der General Marion in the revolutionary var.
CONGREGATIONAL.
The Rutland Independent says that Rev.
Eben HALEY, Of Richmond, has been called to
the pastorate of the Rutland Congregational
Church, aud the New York IHfspeRdest says
that q cal from the same Society has been ex-
tended to Rev. L. W. Brigham, Of West Cum
mingtOn, Mass. If both accept the pulpit will
be well suppliei.-Mr. Weston, Of Charles
town, Mass will be ordained at North Benning-
ton, as the pastor Of the Congregational Society
there next Wednesday, The Congregational
Society in Lyndon have adopted congregational
snging-Rev. C. II Hubbard, Of Benning-
ton, preached his farewell sermon last Sunday,
and soon sails for Europe. Tie baptized two
ladies' by immersion and one By sprinking sun
day morning; and at the forenoon service at the
chapel a number Of other candidates received
the sacred rite-The Congregationalist Society
in Island Pond have purchased parsonage at
an expense Of $500.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-08

VISIT 10 HON. AAlBI oUUY.
I-ic5es Of the Democratic Chieffgi7.
by our Special interviewed

by our Special interviewed
EDEN, VI, Sept. 80
Your reporter, after his pleasant interview
with Hon JOHN Quincy Adams, Of Massachu-
sets, son Of his father, grandson Of his grand
f,rher, and great grandson OF his great grand
father, took the cars for the beautiful little
Vermont village, Eden. It's very appropriately
named after the historical home Of Adam. In
natural beauty. it is unsurpassed. The air Of
quie; and comfort which distinguishes the ham
lets Of our Gr-ea Mountain State, is Of the high
est kind "a len. Nestled among the hills it Is
impreguatic to de entrance Of guile, and pro-
claims itself iGc 1ole of purity and virtue.
Consequently who via wonder that
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-08

Mrs Bitsheia Wright, widow Of the Ia.
DAniei wright, Of New Haven, died on ,n,.l-.e
iAs' IN the ninet'e'h year Of her age.
Albert Hiudes, Of " es; Addison, while MALI
ience, one day last week, lost the finger M --s
hand BY the careless use Of Al axe in The b,,'i
Oh boy who was at work with him
The Tosk Of grading The Bellows Falls Bran.
h1'ifoaa Wis commenced last saturday. A..
my "''Anen nave been set TO WORK in rbra.
few days. ''''' 10
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-11-06
A Terrible Exp; osiOBa,

We clip the following from detailed account of the recent dreadful boiler explosion in In diaaagois, published in the Courier Jouraag of Oct 6th;-
 "0ne o'cIocl, yestarlay aft rnoon was the hour assigned for the trial of portable engines and eaw-mlls and into the competition sev- eral firms entered, among them Sinher Co.,, eag;na builders, and Long Joseph & Carter, sAwye,s. iho test had been completed, and the yictorr, if Q victory it is, had been won by the S.uLer machinc Seven minues and a half of saw,ug h,rt been done, with every part of the engine and mill strained to the utmost tension, after which Asc fires had been permit ted to go down and the machine to rest. About o'clock Mr SinGers foreman thought t ad- visable to saw up the logs on hanI, so as to clear Up for removal on the morrow. The en- zine was started and iae task accomplished with t5e exception olt~o 4yrns The pit be~ heath tue saw-mii. was filled wi,h saw-dust, and a temporary rost was taken, to allow tho col9Ied helpers to take it out large circle of interested looler>-on were gathered abont the area occupied by the machinery, while here and there over the grounds were scattered twelveor E.,aaa thousand people Ata mo- ment of uudistarbed quiot. while the hum of machinery was hushei and attention directed toward the ring in which the fast trotting was about to commence, noise like the explosion oe IL. 1c.. ~, concussion Of the earth as if an earthquake sent thrill of fear 10 the heart 4 volume of steam, 2 bIiuIiag cloud Of dust and smoke the air filled with debys of timber, of pieces of iron, of shreds oi c!othjug, parts of human be- -inc+, of eroans aud sAr;eks, men falling hither and thither, and ranks opening as if plowed through with e.a} and sbarpneL, toll the fear fal tale ol a explosion, The engine monent before thia5 oi beauty, obedient to the touch of man, was ,oru and rent by mighty convul- sion; it's comelness gore, itA arts scattered to the four winds, hardly joint left in integ- rity, That which in one second had been an implement of industry, in the next was turned into sickle of daath, Tcaping and moving its victims in swarrh, confined by no rule and measured bg no regularity.
 1t is proper Q sa? fat the almost universal opinion oft.a cause of the explosion is that bat litt.e water was ia the boiler, and the fues greatly heated, We saw some of the packing of the haud ho!d' singed and scorcbed with t-.a heat. 1Ae evidence before the Coroncrs jury vii Je looked for will interest by all out people.
 "I&c lives of a quarter of @ hundred people should not ba ig n. y overlooked.
 "lheS.at9 bolrl may fad 1t well to abolish these a9sugd tests which are no tests at all in their future exhibitions"
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-11-06
E2illins Time at E.on5 LBranch.

A corresponeent If the BlGto Courier tells how its done: 'Jap9aica rises in the morning and dresses; she cats har breakG.st, undrcsses, and dresses; she takes iauch and undresse5 she tries to sleep, be. ca4't, because ofthe unearthy noises, and d-esas. She goes to the shore anI unirassos auI reaces5es; shc bathes. uudresses and dresses s,.s goes to her apart ment, undressc5 ard dresses; she eats her din- ner, mattresses and dra5seii she dances once, retiros, and uadro,sa7, aal goes down upon her Pra'tJ knees eaI tries to thank heaven f, r her b-sssi 's but ia tle fist place she can't tell exactly sA,s t.3y are ,,, presens, except that she woa have b dress in ten hours aud then she is ,oo wea-y to pray fer her ene,pies, who swarm the house, aad she zoe 10 sleep the itlle he..thsu and sit ID to tel all about it; and wonder at j. pa islt enigrance of such things IjJu'; dress 5l, .a.e5 times in a day, and if l had to to 1t one tlns more Ish1uid
 manage to g,se myself u tle uGler toa aai
 lat t carry me anywhere out of tha world of clothes.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-11-06

the tweety-seeond of Fe5ruarysand at Paris the eighth of March, one thousand eight han- dred and sixty one
 m HORATIO KE.Cf TsEAL1 Postmaster General of tue United States.
 Sr0URM, sEAL7
 Postmastar-G General of France.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-11-06

Doc SToRY;-An Illinois paper tells the following tough one about block-and-tan = He was in eager pursuit of a rat, burrowed some distance in the ground, and as he went filed up the hole, behind him with the dirt h. removed He was missei for eight days whea one day his owner heard g suppressed bark coming apparently from under the grslnd and upon digging brought the adventurous dog to the surface He was rather the worse of nothing to eat, but beyond that was as good as when he disappeared
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-11-06
0 F Ell IC \ A l..
CONVENTION.
GETWEEN

THE GENERAL POST OFFICE or THE UNITED STATES OF AM.hICA AND THE GENERAL POST OFFICE OF FRANCE
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-11-06
. \. ROUNTREE.

s' F. ROUNTREE, Forwarding and Com * *'sioa merchant
 GUAYMAS,
 SONORA,
 MEXICO. 1i circular attention paid to receiving and for- ssIt5nns goods with quick dispatch. Respectfully d0ED WILLIAMS, E. \. FISH & Co. SSVooDWIN t SANDERS, HON. J. B. ALLEN !, Sr1AS' . I, HAYDEN, FULLY & QCH0A, f T'sisn, A. F.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-11-06

 \
, 1869-04-14
BOARD or HEALTH.
"A Sercrc Vec11-lncreuscd Mortality
-Nnaty Condition OF the
Court House,

The Doa11 of Health held rcsu!ar meeting
yesterday. Frederick Rlcnde, E. L Ap+e und
Frank Bauer applied 10 b. appointed SaaiiAyy
Policemen. Refet1eI " the Committee on APP
potnt1ncntA.
4 communication wa9 received from the Board
of Police aaylng that persons c1uuot bc legally
appointed policemen unless they nrc Citizens and
residents Of the city.
The following natncI policemen were rcappoint-
cd foz the ensuing year, II Eot sooner discharged:
". O. Ludlow, u, W Whltc, Samuel 7Tl,sout
James F1nucanc1 }. J. Hickman, Thomas McGin,
n. M1fschman, l. s Hume, II. ". Alexander, L.
Mood. :: AitttnEcr, Jamea hcefc, George yocse
Sanitary Superintendent Ranch reported u
dcaths, IN Increase OF - compared With the cor
RESPONDING week OF 1858. asd an incscas4 Of 81
the deaths wc.e dtssrlbulel among the wards
~ solnows: F1rtt Ward !; Second, :: Third, 4:
8; sa;h, !; Teatn. ); Ecvenih, s. F1olaas, sD's !:
toenth, 2: aec!denta, . County iiospital, Home
fox sae Fttend1esa !; AercE Hospital :: st. James
dno Superintendent states that te1nc Increase in
1no nnmoer Of deaths Is Q5itc marked compared
IN my week since October. The ca'1ses OF dcs,h
arc. noru numerous, particularly IN chronic
diseases and tn cascs Of .ssltutlonal debility In
e1desation Of contagious and epidemic diseases,
nmay he aaid TO have heen The eevcrest
week IN tta luElcncG upal m3n that
VIC haye had for a long tilne. The weather has
been remarkably cold and DIRT, with hlxh north.
west and northeast wind Two cases Of smallpox
hare been reported during the past week. one as
the Marine Hospital, 2nd the other NJ No. II Erc
auOes. This u an excellent season OF the yeat to
vsoe.nate, and ~ that arc not protected should,
With ~ little delar as possible, lie yacc1naicd
Fresh virus can be ohtane,I At this of1ce"
A dtseuasion arose as 10 whether The board had
authority to take cognl1ance OF pilhlic buildings
and see that they we're properly ventilated and
had proper means OF cGTrss Mr., ltaach contend
dcut wsB In doubt; com aittec was appointed
70 1seerta!n the scopc Of the boatl's nuthor1tJ.
Complaint WIS uads Of tho nnxlous atate OF
Farts uf the Court flousc, which was inspected hy
the Superintendent, y ho found II In Gcploral,,e
stair Of nHhr but as the new building will nh1te
the nuisance. no action was taken
Health ttft]cey fuTnhatn reported sh= abatement
OF .0A nu1sanees during the Week.
Ater Debating some nuts1nCeA the Board 3D.
jorTQc5,
, 1869-04-14
EVANSTON.
The Election Yesterday-The Char
ter Defeated by 112 Majority.

The usually gtald little town Of Evanston, sttu-
a.ed on the IAke shore, about twelve miles north
OF Chicago was Fuf1ed yesterday by great excite
ncnt attendant upon nn election. Ever since an
epoch IN the history Of the village when the govern
ing power WIS gained BY party which las since
maintained Pu11tanlc rule and order, there have
b.eu two bitter contendlng cuquea These may
be Identified as the charter advocates sud the
anti-chartcr men the former looking forward TO
a ci,y's po,np and honor for little Evanston while
the opposition a1ed down the Increment in foto-
T,is hitter party principally composed OF the solid
men OF the town, argued sornew nat after the
snan s'n he 1s Dra Of that = they len
eas ought e . .as asve as wsss .asy .oassS Tsss.
town & sSout 1000 q more inhsh.tan,s, being d.
ytded Oh this allimportAnt question, the3 natural
result WIS an election. This occurred yesterday,
and Evanston, being unused to the turmoil Incl
enthusiasm There are four wards IN the TOWN.,
and In each ward were established polls con-
vas quito brisk, especially IN the Third Wari.
where aye ballots, all told were cast previous to
q ! 9'eloek .., IN me afternoon ~, But ,e,at !
er as'' before he pTepares 70 70 sneer
At this apparently unpEeienh!ng figure, that elec.
tons In E.anston are not carried o. with 1te and
Intoxicating liquor is sold within the limits Of the
eoIpora1i.on, Therefore, owing 70 the total ao.
cause men to vote earty and often, the
excitement in the eyes oi a metropolitan
was scarcely 4 Ripple but to Evanaton
was intense large placards were
posted thEoughout the streess adyancng he Inter
my was one bearing the following exct2nauons
among others; ".0o It while TOUT [oqns;;' II
have ctt5 adsantages;" !" !" Remember tic fable Of
the toad and the os, and donr 'hust'" One pla-
card card claimed "a thns,.: n"1netsa, Glencoe High. High
Plane, all desire Evanston 70 adopt the city chaz-
tel, Tor It will help them and ln}ure Us"
Everything went OF quietly, and upon the count
ing Of the ballots at CLOCK, when the polls were
closed, the vote stood as f01loHB:
F1Est v Wasd-For charter, is: against, IS
/ Sccond Ward-For charter. 20: against ~
Third Ward-For charter, IS; against, ~
Fourth Watd-For charter, %; against, II.
The result, as the vote 80 sta1as, being IS to
1877 leayes majority Of lta against the charter,
and It is to he hoped that after the eIeEtions
Evanston numbered last night in the blssful con
sctousness Of serenity,
, 1869-04-14
THE Temperance MOVEMENT.
Quarterly Convention of Cook md
l.nkc County Good Tcnaplnrs
nt EYanston.

The Seventeenth Quarterly Temperance Con
yentton OF Cook and Lake Couunes VAS held yes
lCrdAy, In the hal! u The l. q. u G. T. Lodge, in
The town Of Evanston. The morning session con-
vened At 10 O'Clock T. n
Ater the rea1ihg nntl approval OF the minutes Of
the previous meeting, Mi. ]. o. nraymau was
elected Chairman and Miss Fannie Woodbury.
continued rs Secretary
On motion, the following nntned mclnbers were
appointed a Committee on Credentials: Mr.
Fletcher, Miss uase and Dr., D.nman- The COM
mittet examined and approved OF the credentials
presented ~ de'cS tea fslEn the following named
DesTee Temple, ch!caro Houston, Elmore, LID
coin, March FuEHast. STAR nf Hope, General Lyon,
A3..a Pun; Grove. Wash,nStoa, GEaud Lodge Of
Illinois, EEAUn Degree Temple, ErNnstbn and
Howe, the hitter Of chicago, After the s.ausae-
ton Of some nnln1pnrtant husine4l tho convention
then adjourned until O'Clock tn the afternoon.
The afternoon session opened without form
The Secretary then read her report, which was an
able and logical production. On moious It was
4 resolution wns next offered IN favor Of opcn
sess1ona hut WIS lost
A uotion that provision he made for the holding
o. public sstns aa Of Cow TsnpaaFs ard a per
ing, whs rcfe1n:d to The Evanston delegation for
report
IN motion, wcrr unanimously adopted:
R.Aoir<d That The n1's:s.sr 'T.scr l. more DANGER
aesssx Tia iseI ~ u :i s esetus rro
OF isEslatlon Ia ntcs4.ts u the temperance move
11ent-
Thc4e resolutions cIcltt.t1 some debate MesHA
Dennman, 1>avls. St Clalr, Gootlhue ami others
taking rast therein, but the. were finally carried
The Committee IN Public Meetings, compoar.l OF
the Evanston delegation. presented report I'd
vcr5e to holding Ful'!tc meeting on the evening
Of today. and, on motion, their report waE
sdopted.
The convention then adjoarned TO hait-pass !
O'Clock, T. n, when \ rccontened and, alie1
traus2c4lnR buElness al 4 comparatively unnlaor.
tAn: NATURE adjourned until this forenoon, ut II
O'Clock.
, 1869-04-14

en- It's dirninntivc form, wss found In ths alley In
The FcAT Of No. - Cl13t Edcet yesterdaJ. Since
no facts were Developed In The Case Int tutJ re-
turned verdict In accordance Herewith.
were ps votes caks, the following ticket being
chosen: prssldent Roger J. Brass; Hrzt Vice
President Tno1na1 4 Moran: Second Vice PreaI-
dent, ?. y. Sno*hook; Corresponding Secretary,
T. SaultJ Financial Secretary ChaA ]. Sanler;
Treasurer, John Il. O'Bnen; AanaEern, Albert II.
Van Ruren, Hou. Bernard g. Ca1lneld, Michael
keeley, Thomas buckley, William J. Onsn IN,
3saa M,enaei :o, J. panns John Donlin Edm1nd E ryan
nan+ Francis Agnew, David Mccarthy, u. P. s
MAcdonah, James AcGrnth-
Mrs SHCLER, the Queen Of the Wet on yeloc}-
peteh, gave her farewell exhibition at Miles
Academy last evening. She Will ap7csr IN We
loc:pede quadrQle nt The Opera House on Friday
cnnAn, and other suburbs Of Chicago, to astonish
our couptr! coU6tns,
IT HAS HEKf ABcEKTAnED that the body Of tho
Eaior wa1hed ashore n the foot OF Oafwood
street, few days since, YVES that OF Charles WJs-
ttpun, . sxcde, about = years Of age, who wss -
North Branch.
THE REGrR HkFr1Ho Of the Chicago Horticul-
tural Society Will be held In the Ladies' Keading-
room OF the Young Aen'8 Library Association. cor
per Of Randolph and LaSalie streets this evening,
at X O'Clock
THR RTrrB11clHs OF the Fifteenth Ward date
Fourtecnth) arc requested to meet to-moroN
and vender streets, for the purpose Of an organ-
lLatIon.
An ApRorf PIcKroCKH robbed lazy OF bel
pocket-book on Stale street. yesterday: Detective
Elliott eaught him In the Act, and be Is nov COZ
nncd ut the AsmcTy.
, 1869-04-14

TIE rAEsBY1ERIAN CONCERT.

lie kh4AN N1F<hhl
verJ excellent concert was thrown away Last
evening at the First Presbyterian Church upon
handful Of unappfeciat1ve people. The concert
for the bcne1t Of the Thirty first Street Pres
byte11an Church; but II Ia fatr TO presume that
that unfortunate congregation In the outsktrta
will not indulge IN very cxultaut demonstrations
over the benefit The rocallsts Of the concert
were the same as at the lrst concert some days
aimee, VIZ, Mrs. Seymour, Mrs johnson, Nj.
piano. and Mr. pehn lyiolin) furnished the instru-
mental nu1nbcrR- Although the concert
sns q sae o ~
Kuckcn ballatt Mr. sloan1 une delivery Of Csll-
ing OF the Prnyer from "Stradeua.' we're worthy
etcorts they received only the 1lmitcd modicum
Of appLausc which seems TO be ensendcred BY the
atmosphere OF the church The Instrumental
playing wns nlso very excellent, hut suffered tho
same fatc- very good concert was thto wn
Rwsy.
"Cncle Toms Cabin !" WAS given to crowded
honse al tho Museum last evening, aad with Eery
docs not allow us 10 speak o. 1t in detail Tac
PRINCIPAL features Of the cast worthy Of special
Rsn,lon wese Hlalsael 1 a; Ssoiss Harr.t, &elsh
Fletcher and Gt,npsion tNt<, Jennings ns Deacon
Ft17y, Joste Booth Is Eliza HarTia, MT. Marble
as Uhe,ia, Little Ada Perkins Is Ira, Lizzie Camp
bell as 7tr+t,, and Kate Foster, her INT appear
ancc, as Emffine all Of these yol:s nIied nd
tnlrabIy. In addition to these an extra attraction
Vas furnished In William Alien, an excellent negro
dellneator. The performances was not only highly
satisfactory but q SUCCESS dccided enough to tndL
cate an immense run
ANNOUNCEMENT
"uumpty DumptJ - IL st,ll on the boards ut the
l1rcrn House. the Flash o! Lightning" At Nc
SlckCrh, and NY Lady Clara y at the Dearborn.
The public rehearsal Of BslatfA = last eJuphony
ConccIt, which takes place next FrdaJ evening
Will bC held on Thursday morning, April Is, nj
9.So, 1t Fnrwcn HAN. Subscriber admitted free
Of charge We hope, both for the sake OF Nj.
BalAtEn, who hnA done 10 much for music hcfe,
and for the sake OF the musical crrt Of the city,
that tho attendance, both NJ the rehearsal and 1t
the concert will on15 be limited By tho capacity Of
the halL
The drst Of the eeIies Of Hutchinson concerts,
q. which Camilla Ufso and the Hall concert troupe
play, occurs at Farwc 1iall on Tnurslay cFenlng.
, 1869-04-14
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

TUESDAY EfESLf0 April Is
A change In the feeling IN the money mArket,
which hss been In progress during the Last few
days, Ia at length pcrceptihle Money Is still
sea1rc, but not 20 SCARCE - 1t WA week ago.
The banks really hxye In the Aggregate little
more 10 lend than then, the increase Of loanAhie
funds arising from the fact thai while the whole
sale merchants have been collecting tn the
country with little better success, md hsye
Increased their balances Little, the
general demand for money hAs fallen OF. The
weak condition OF the EIntn markets has taken
the speculative srlor out Of gEeaf many Of the
operators On Change, and the demand from that
class OF borrowers has fallen on greatly within
few days The money sttinEeneJ has for couple
Of weeks past been more ssSere tn New York and
Boston than here, and the autngency there hAs
doubtless operated to Keep pricea Of produce
down, and been an important agency IN producing
the inactivity IN grain here, 30 that
though money Is eascr here, the present condition
OF trade here is attributable 70 some extent 10 the
st1tngeucy that haS prcra!ed all oye1 tht country,
We may get few Temporary spasr1s ol suinEency
yet, but the probability now Il thst money matters
will work around into condition Of comparative
ease In tho cou1se OF week or two. Currency Is
now lowing back TO New York from nearly al
cites In the West and South, and, though de-
uaod viii soon I've naade on New York for come
Of IT to market what grain is left In
tic Northwest, the amount Mil be small CON-
pared TO what will now IN from all qaarten As
uo shipments Of currency from New York hack 70
the South will be necessary for sone mopths, NeT
York VIII experience an ease that viii be impaired
II some degree to the West mud Northwest
New York exchange Is searcer and higher, not
only In this market, but In Other Western cltes,
and currency !s now being shipped from here to
New YORK 10 make exchange Sales between
baufs were very light to-day. because very few
were willing 10 sell Quotations were from Is to
SIC per 81 900 premium. Bankers continue 10 sell
10 their customers at lilo premium, and to buy Of
them II par.
Government bcnds are quoted IN New York q
about the same prices To-day a. yesterday, though
the price Is y better In London today.
Dealcrs' quoiauons for buying and selling gov
esnment bonds, local stocks, gold and elver, In
thiS market this alternann Xcfe 4 fnIiaxa:
, 1869-04-14
nT. WhitmoTe,

eufe time and attention tr th4 sIeatnent Of -Ner
xous Debility" Tha Dseo1s Escccss II al Ptyata DA-
d truly wonderful, hundreds Atto9t WIN
bare been Frleve I'd hy bin Female PAa - CozIez-
pnudenee strictly nontdenial S<nd two scent st.nus