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ON Health, Music, Amusements, etc., ny the est
authors, and pruiusely illustrated with costly En-
cravings, useful AMI rulia IL Patterns, Emaruideries.
and constant sulccessOnol ~ tstc novelties, with
ether useful and entertaining literature.
No person of Refinement vcUnUncal housewife, o.
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Monthly. Specimen copies II cts, mailed free =
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"a, commencing Mity TN, loo'.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND tAsTi
Leave Waterbury at s .42AA;2.02 and II. A.
ph. r Los ..s.. .s. ..
Mail train leaves st. Adams at 6. 25 AN, and
connects ut Burlington with The kutland Road
at Whiie River Juacion and Bellows alls with
trains Tor Boston Worcester, Springfield. anu
with trains on passumpic railroad; arrives nj
New York at As.
Day Express leaves Montreal at 5 40 A N o.
isnshurg at 3 81 a m.. for Troy and \. Y arriy
ing in Boston via I.owell at BORN
Night express leaves 0gdensbu"ph at ] 2.
NJ. Montreal NJ 30 Pm. arriving in Boston OF
heshire Raila0ad for Boston and Worcester.
and with Vt Valley railroad for springfield DC.
aid arriving in New York at ,2-3O.
TEAMS co Nc NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Waterbury at 5 rs and 5 AZ AN, 4 80
and 5.4SPa,
Day Express leaves Boston VIA Lowell s.W'
AM. for Burlington. Montreal, Ogdensbui gb and
the west. "
Mail train leaves Boston via Lowell at = 90
NJ . via Lawrence and FlIchbuigh at I 3 80 4
Springfield at 10 n. Tor Burlington and
st. Aihans. &C
Ac 'oinolaiion tram leaves No thfieid at s o.,
AN Tor Burlington kullahh Rouse Point
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 10 10 Pm
receiving pass myers from Vermo 1t iliey rail
road leaving New York ~ II 10 P NJ aud from
heshile railroad eaving Boston At o.. Pm con
Meeting at " hire kiver junction with train
leaving Boston at 3 10 Pm for Burlington. NJ n
treal. Rouses ONT and Ogden bureh, con
Meeting with Grand Trunk train for the west
Sleeping cs's are attached 10 al niaht trains
Through Tickets for hcagO and tn. vest for
sale at the principal stations.
G MERRILL, supt.
St. Adams, May II. 1879
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TUITION SAME AS BEFORE,
Board, from $500 to $3.50 per vesl
Rooms, from 25 cts. to "a cts nor. wa,
Address the Principal, or P. K, Chez
=. X. GLEtD, )
GEO. W. HtNDEE, Prudent,
c. ". FITCH,
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Prof. Hathaway is a Gradual. an
and has had much experience as a, t,.,,
Careful attention given to young nv,
for College. na
TIL L TEA CHEERS Ola
will be continued, from which b., -
so many successful Teachers.
This Institution affords the yerv hs.,
for obtaining IL thorough Musical =,
both for beginners and more Advanced
in proof Of which, we have oplv =" :
public to the names above adyerii.aS
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II NO u II y N ~
AID INFORMATION cAS BE PROCURED AT ALL STA
TIots OF
Grand Trunk,
0gdensburgh & Lake Chnmplain,
Vermont Central,
Rutland and Burlington,
Rensselaer, Il Saratoga,
and Hudson River Railroads.
On board River and Lake Steamers, Off. CARD
NAL, Agent 80 Great St. james Street, Montreal
adjoining st. Lawrence Hall, and at the Genera
Office of the Company, West Sido City Park, Bur
lngton, Vt. .
81 Passengers and Baggage transferred betweeI
hrs and Boats mt Burlington, FREE OF CHARGE
Freights taken at Lowest Rates.
o. c. MITCHELL, Gen'l Superintendent
burlington, June Ist, 1869.
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FALL TERM will begin
WINTER TERM will begin ''~'e'
s,r,,,,,n unn Monday, Noyenbs,
wednesday, Februsr,
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sao On and after Thursday, April 90, the Steam
An ers composing this line will run az follows
GOING SOUTH.
Leave PLATTSBURGH 8 A. NJ Port Kent,
(Keeseville) $50 A. NJ, Burlington, $50
H., touching at all points on the Lake, al
irving at whitehall in time for Express
Train for all
Southern and Western Points.
GOING NORTH.
Leave WHITEHALL on arrival OF train
from New York, Albany Troy, and the West,
LOO A. ~, making the usual landlnSs, ar
irving at Burlington, p NJ, Port Kent
(Keeseville) $40 Plattsburgh 700 p. M.
100 Montreal and 0sdensburgh carly next
4. NJ. morning.
, 1869-03-15
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

OK ScNrAT Erzx1so SExf The distinguished
ora'o'. J. v. Resrrr, D. D., viii lecture IN
Croeo3's Opera uouse uHde, The auspices Of tho
rrton Csshetic Library A..ocia1ion- This ser-
til MAE ID recent convert 10 tte Catholic shusea,
For ,wetty years IN Episcopal minister, and thc
N jeet which he hts sel.ctec-s Hltua,t+n; IT.
Gsl4tn bcAu'lee aca Capitsl D.ftets." embracing
1t lofy Of Lis coLEt1slou-WW no duabt nako
ar inuzcsupg itc'uro.
AT8o'eLocK Iats evening an alarm ot nrt, ffpm
n iht tear ot 80 s1o Cott.ss G,ose u a5esue. sn
owned anH oec-pled By Thomas Each. Two
fnftst were dettE' yed beetde the entire coutnuls
OF fbt bup, luFclsi:g loss OF a,out FstQ. on
Wh;eh tte:t u no tntRrasec- Tcec1usc or the
fte II u1knoEn.
TIE MEHrEns 4rd all friends Of the Young
70 aiteno reeli, r in the noon prayer room this
n, nlnattrR officers tor The n: ulaz ycn.
TEE sEvtsTn TAan REPUBLICAN CLcs And
I'll Repnhllcars OF the ward afe requested 10
neet at heaequsr.ere. soothcts: coroc: OF Aaleted
SO .aa Te.lf:a ttsss't. II" tAo.aa5, e,sn;as 4 =
tt1det TO.
An ukaorH1s11cafTn CorE4RvHaK named Dan
Rofttr. Acn u tcu. koek touAty, Tts., yes er-
dsJ so1enuen. al wed rtnae!f 10 be Fwlutted oat
{! &5o b. confidence men. one Of Wn"n Il eno-
toten to DC Inc not7tlous Tip Farrell. The
uiek " wAs nkcn II The Nctttwtstctn R.iroa1
Depot.
1nx foRoxE1 last evening hsld IN tuques,
pp"u he ho:y OF Georgr ". AlnslcJ. living 1t
No. GS9 sts'c krv Ct Wto "a ne to MS ceA.h from
heart olfeato Thr vfsdics Of the jasr WAS In at.
coscsrca with The fattt.
A MEa71so, IN cppoest.on 10 The South Side
q Monroe tt1ett. spesGl2 Wll conm!nce as S
o,elpSk.
, 1869-03-15

the following copy Of tho order, written and
a,Rncd In Ills own hand, disb Il ding the Ku-
Klux Klkn, Indicates that hls rank Ia that
mysterious order waa sufficient to warrant
him In the ,fsuln3 Of the paper:
- Hereafter the association known a. the
ku Klux Kan. IN Cri.tc1d.n Couutr and ali
other uerts of the State, will bc disbaudcd.
This Is dome III ordtr to, aud by receu. ca.
actment on the psrt Of the Sta'e, In restoring
civil law aud order In the caun :.
ttBy orde-. JOSIAH F. EARL.'
"The P..lice Clerk, who copied tho above
from the original, failed, b. oversight, to
take the date.
'A'nost after the arrest was made In the
morning, the TACT spr,at thr ~ III nut the
city among the members Of the Ku.Klut
klan, aud noticeable auxte'y = aad feslln, Of
Danger waa maulfrstty apparent Is they hast
encd thToa. the stEteta 70 consult their
friends. Men came to the station house With
persplration molstening Ihcir wing faces,
and fFat l,caffy inquired tbs whereabouts ot
Harl, and the cause Of his arrest, The otf
ce told them to look on the docket, where
Tas writ en-. y. F. Earl, charged With assas-
lis high time the accused Ku.Klu1 had
been dealt with according to deserts. II The
local authorities csnnot do It. Federal aid
can Be occurred, Tor the new prrsldent, uu.
ike bis predecessor, has no sympathy With
th. &c reasonable cut-throats, aud will afford
all necessary asslstance IN wedding them out.
, 1869-03-15

- FTom 'ne toal'ftHt Cous1e March H.
Few games, innocent or otherwise. have i
stronger hold upon The youth OF America
that The game of billiards. 4 very rtklrs
Il stance of this species Of lniRtuAtfon has
Just been developed In this city. Al ono Of
our most populr billiard pArlors. there
comes every day At certain hour. seedJ.
anpS SSes e ThS:s RTs5 gf
and tmiles to I'll parts Of the room by
a select party. who arc fully acquainted
with III. pecultarisie.. Nobody knox4
whence te Gomez, Of wIitheI he gses when
his monty gives cut but It IL well ko09n
that be always enters the room with ten or
he Is always rcacS 10 take the cue Assinst
any opponen. who may appear. shabby,
though he IL, the ten or d'tecu dollara never
fail him. and, as he approaches, flock Of
professional dead bea8 gather about him,
one Of whom challenges hun to game. lhe
challenge Is accepted. and one ot the party
Is selected to keep count. The game CON-
mences. The indiv1duat IN the seedy clothes
makes some cap!t al runs his opponent pIaya
rather indlt1erertly. The little knot OF dead
beats commence betting sham bets OF one
dollar, two dollars or three dollars. shah "
bee, mes excited and bets freely on hiinself
He plays we'll, but the party who Is Dol. 6
F'rally the game il finished. Shabby ia
beaten, end has lost two or three, or per
hsps Nv. do1!ars. Another g.me Il
commenced the sharpcrs betting feel :,
but nj one Of them Rotng over leu OF hftecu
cents. shabby Is SLOWED to win this xAmc
spd rnkts In the nickels aud postal
currency, ntser observing the difference
In 1he be't1ns on the two EAnes,
Elated 1t bis snccesa, In the next game be
t'e'r freely sud loses all his money, then
lesvcs the billiard room, gong home With
\ p, ckrt AZ llaht as his hcatt Ii hcxvy. Next
dsy be azttn sppcara. goes through the sam:
proc, - ~ on thr day bet re. and axain goci
bone heeced. hts money never fa'ls bin
rcturn be Is always ready for smother gAuc
IL is BY no nrs sua = bad player. but handle,
Lis cuc eklltul1y. Only The bllndnes4 OF BIZ
paes on :or the game keeps him from seelas
that he ia being robbed.
, 1869-03-15
TUE OPERA HOUSE,.


The "FIeld Of the Cloth OF Gold" CLOSED fts
aesp1n on Saturday asteEuoon with two pcs1orn.
snccs that in the esentIg telnR for the benefit Of
Mitt kstJ Putnam, both of which Here derse1y
crowded. Miss Katy has achieved a reputation,
growing sinaost purely out Of local Causes. She
IN With the troupe fos Ph!Iadetphta last evening,
IL p htch city thc must paddle her own cauo. aud
come IN sharp competition Were stc will not
hare the 1tvantsRe ii local preSudiee In her ssvor
Ar \ whole, NC have not doubt that the troupe
viii rnske very favorable impression in PhtIe1cs-
pills snd meet ~ih su=eess. THIS eye.inR tho
son With odenbstn's. !. l. sshcn and Fa:schen''
sd bis 'ssl1t, six ThclE r<portosrs e1norace,,
e e. d. + sor TsSi It,
.1.ano Dueh. IT," Kohtu.on Gru,oe," II,
We rs,is,cnrc, snd amnnr the Eaglssn works,
I risEna."
| H'v1cKER'5 THEATRE.
Mn. Bowers closed one III the most sure seafol
IL ~ On
lay Andty . % crowded houses. No ae:or who
VIC a1e warrant, d IN saylcr tnat / next engage.
| mem. y hich We 1ust Will he tpeedT one. will
e.. ers,, '1eees. T. nn.ns!a M sssres Is ts,s
Audl<y Nj Proctor, one lthn fex 1tr1cg repre.
| sp. ra1s itit evening ard Announces Tor bis pro.
Fsautns tue tistIicsl psJ, :. naistou; or,
| t6d EfQne tn& l0Qln Abd fHN Gc4HuId.A
| SCHOOL,
Rotettson's favotise comedy. :. School," which
has II Ct With snch decided sueeess both at The
Dear >oFn Thet,rc and Murcum dnrt19 the ptst
Wetk. VIII he plsyed thus evening at both t6ese
LlpRAKr HALL. .......
| TIE Fakir ct Ava" who II 20 well known In
:he tel Q: mage apd sleiRht OF hsad that It !onld
81 tssrs o. .n'sr;a,a@snt .s..stsd By
two weeks' +easeu a Library Hall this ereninS.
| MUSIC FUND CONCERT.
Tie third Aps,e Fund eonce1t takea plaee this
tvct,rR u The Church II tho Messiah. Tbs pro.
cssmsns Ia Is tollowa:
l. Tes''. 'a' Fqsss IT, Iss,s :s F.i! g. n.ss
eP.ss,,. Kssa o IT., Krso. x::;,; Il F. S
O. culu. Amman irom :.taoii Mater" .Roasir,
.n4,a,. ,,ds n, cha = a, bl'enof: u.o,,,,.o,,
6. Trio rom Erna.r" .... .ve,d
Hiss T. Kuhz' Msssss. II: a. Bitchofr and 7. .Foss
8, sooasa-A Hleos ,ior oletn,. Or. ". rokm.
Duo fiGR Hs.,, ~ + Foia md T. ziosr eslin
e. Aria from " Der Frrfsenotx". u y.web. !.
Mis- r. hurx
s''s-"AsF' osasf r. = fo's. 65ss'f Asnds''0A'
W.. Hi.shnisl. III. ~ T. 1eSEss' aoasa
k"ser fs foi;E III u !. F1nsS; Fs1.s1Ca; o. 'vosso'
TnE Hr&rHoSY CONCERT.
The four sympht,ny tonceft occurs cn Tats
dsT tscnlrc 1hc lnsfrnmental fcssurcs or IN
} r.; o1eitnr', 70 nobesp>errr: Rom1axA IRON u
I. io1., y oa:is~ "a IL o1.fsas. s .a' q :.
l.. Wtno) 1sd Mr. Foitz u ar7toae, viii sinE, II
: feteastA pso1nheas very e1ctllent concert
, 1869-03-15

To tic Edttn1 II Tie th.ctgo Tr1hute
t'6he aheu:d tave bctn merc:fn, to Mr. Pickle,
who're low ssumkfe OF woman can ouly be rxA
pl.tred By the 'act that ! mxu OILY 11d9 NO
men b. tn ae Immediately zbout bim--hls wite.
mother. sletcGs or frnzle fteuce."-7h< A1Nator
SHAME upon 3on! Ms ''A4t'ator," ~uoever
you uay be, to tsag Into, and stu.e. those OF
your own rex. Just beesu,e 5ou haze spits
against husband. s"u or bro:nf1 Of ih.trc.
blnth for sou. tndeed do. l know ycu were
bat II hur1. ihrow Jour weuces are yet sor. !;
hut. IN the nsnc OF cnmucL dtc-ncy, vent your
spite upon The N n VITO thus wocnctd yuu, not
en- II uE' hend:uR ones Ct II. houtehpld.
qG11e tuch N uItlds.!ike, TN Anman. j eo7r.e a.
thla. Ate II tt:s u th. eEe t that .R,ta Ing the
r. rlsn's Suffrage question has uEou = men per-
orally, l. f1r NIc. Ii nk ness 10 lctt ii ne. O-e
tfiLG an surprised at-th8t pap.r atvoct I tpE
tte cause o; xou1L should attempt 10 cast slnt
on tic honcsAhs* otcnpa!1oc Of say Wousp. al II
cid IL he a1tce ret.r to. VIZ that p"sc2 the
P1tklt, dear G. i'd "a. tho had rrees.mase Of a
fakh,ol ane e<tAnl1 hmaEt." Ard II 1ba, MY DR..
FtAce 10 her. MIS- AIl-.to's Even Il tnIs oe tta
caae: IL Eet ortss.n.tlpR equal =. eon' rtblt
smp!oymcnt A. cd!t1KE = pspsr! lthitk 10.
tiAd Mrs AnrA piCkfutoh, n .e: uFer. mt
stpted cnt Of rtF prnv:ut. 10 Asu.t atd y..lifs
the CfieaFo ptrss tepe' ally. AID PeEcgs1ne Pck.c
Il particular. lLsea5 Of k:stt lecture ths had
| MScrfsPed 10 Rlso htto. etn would nus r4ve re.
| cssfcu +uch sesere tu' gtEtJtmsplF reb1ks II
tEe hsDcs 81 &h+ latter ~ tkc fto In last eAboAh'1
! "Wostd Of Amusru. mt" II -. htltacr Wise
Eot WITTY fas her hua 70 d :, and. my min she
sho~cr. to ray Ire les't, vcts bsd la'1e- MY
| the A0Fator- FKnntA4u.
ERIcAop Mktch II. 1859
, 1869-03-15


TIE most important Ku-Klux Arrest ret
reported Vas made recently IN Memphis.
The Poef, Of that city has the folloslne ac-
couIt Of the nEu arrested, and bis capture :
be pr.ton+s Is = citizen Of Marion. Crit-
terdcn County. Atkapsas. and tue cnafye,
1Galnst him are that he ts comm ancet OF the
bard Of outlaws In this comfy Who,
since last August, aud up 10 tie
stAltoltpg Of The militia In the
county, msde it, by the,r wAptou ard blo1cT
deeds, place TO be drtaetd more thxn tue
luikirc grounds Of lhc hea1t1ca* savage OF
the Western Wilds. The mans namr II 10.
efah F. Earl On the asr'rai OF the ,nilitis IN
the county, uhder command Of Colepel Wat
for, soue Two months slice, Mr. Earl, from
other cause, hastily len the eaun:y' % To-
gether Erh sevcr.l OF bis faends, and
came TO Memphis, In being m.ormed
that hc y aS under arrest, and that hc
must 70 to the etatl n-hnuse With the
officers. Earl manifested gr.At alarm,
snd instantly d,ewa p,,r Of Des1tcpers W. b
which to 1et.t the officers, The latter.
howev.E, quickly brought their Clubs iuto
USE and d!sarmed him. On arriving II tho
stattsn.bouse, bis person was ttarch.d. and
Z quantity Of papers fonnd In ti possession,
which arc Of themselves The strongest c<t-
dence Of the corrctLses OF the ch.rgeA upon
which be was arrested. Among tho Pspeza
, 1869-03-15
Important Commit e4ons IL Htiss Hoe-

Important Commit s4ons 10 miss Hos
mar.
Ftcn the St Lenls Republican. Ma'ca Q.
Letters from Rome were received Ia this
city yct1e1da, containing an aceou1r Of au
order gwen 10 Mis- Harriet q. Hosmer BY
the late Queen Of Naples. The Amer,can A.
tlste was selected By ,he heroic detendrrss Of
Etls lor the tculptress In the ide-tIcal
tnitoIm she wore upoa the rampa.ts of
the fortree., With her boots aud spurs
AID her calculated cloak. The statue
Is TO be OF heroic eizr, the Queen Standing
Ia coumanCsng position, having at her
feet pile o. cannon balls aud otner
martial implements. it is nothing but na.
turnf ltal romantic Que, should choose
ftuale sculptor for the e11 cusiuu Of such 4
~otk, esrestallY when 4 lies within the
bounds OF the peculiar talent Of The artistic.
Miss Hosmef's genius Is Of the romant,c
character, atd whatever in the romantic line
she oilers 10 tie public Is alwsys received
Niih ApplauEc, Nhllst she has bern Justly
CRITICS ed when she oye1stepped her natural
bounds Into tic seTertr q nsfs OF scutpturs.
Miss hosncr Is al The same tIue engaged
in modelling Incumbent por'rait-slatue OF
Mr.. Ltch~osth, Of ctt eca Fails, New Yotk,
young bride who died on her marriage
tour; which Is 10 be p{sced In a mAuso!enm
sin ilsr 10 the one erected II Charlo,t-ubur., :,
near Berlin, fer the celebrated status oi
Queen Loutss, by Mr. Rsuc
Both statues arc 70 peEtectlr Within tho
compass OF Miss Hoemet's venlus. that ~c eed
not wonder Why \ aurcprau Princess ha.
selected the American sculptress from
amo1 ( host OF .rtisls OF her oHn country,
whilst patioual pride even out.ide OF real
pr.tcr his countSJ-woman to Any foreign Ar
, 1869-03-15
The F<n1ans.

HEADQUARTERS foCH1xKNrH Rx11nE1r,)
fRlsR hErE4LtcAR AkrY,
D1tIKtcf or HtcAoo, Mach II, 1863.
srectsl Oruer Nc. IL
Onceso con mat Ding coInparses VII report with
th,i: men II lheee he luQu -1ttfs 1t O'CLOCK, o.
tsc mining ct et. Pauitk's Day. 1863, for sne
Furpo4e Of ,aklrg pszt In the procession. All o,d
= n 4Fs the rA1nent *h have Eot fepos. ed
sons time past Will report soarp On time to
'nt Il om-e By crttr,
JAxEs F. CosoHoT&.
'. j. EtoHLsI. colonel tonmaLtlrc,
l1ptR1n and a. 4. q.
, 1869-03-15


AtArtRuat ects1G Of tho Lh'c9eo M,dictl
Society. hed On Fsfd y e1eniI &, ste .ah i1stslt
The folloxipK rspoIt wss Aa.ptsd:
1te uu.c1s'gnee commit o to whom w4s 70.
ic1red The duty eft1preasltR tho sen'suerts OF
this :osi.sy T. gstd,Eg tae a.e a Dunn, N.
Reso1rtd. ,tnt III. DsnE ~ MS natural me.
lee ual enG OWN nis, hi. eouea:1o., h,s proies-
tioLal xii and fEtcsft5. biz sHuc.t support
Eecltal eoes.ttes and fsh'ts. Fac WOE the esteen
alu cptArtnce Ut Ill The me q mrs II ito prp,et.
s1o1 who kle9 h'm ~tae tha aeru'ou Of = n H.
form ttl1s:1su cepo' me1i. sua oe!E4ac1 ID .lnR
pA'rioutfn. h.d scde1 dq1My tue ressect snd
Hetm stt' chm nj Of ali cies.es q community
Rtsostxd That. oT lis ces&u. toe 5t1a earl . =
so<fetJ bare lost enc Of lhrf mcst fePp. t.r1 aed
cteful menhtrs, TIE ua,lfn enc oi It's rue heroes
AID Gel. natra htd this aac:ety oua No hil
ebattnrd II L hr thes.
Resoic<d, Ira I copy Of the foreko!nR e1prts.
tiota ot r mint nj b. G. muunie4ttd IN he family
Of tho ctcesstu, Aed to the nc 4icsI Jour ala md
catJ papcss Of tb:s city.
n. \. UAvs,
7, D, Fg4cn.
A. GAutshkcE.
EommWiEa.
, 1869-03-15

Mese1a. Roes 4 Qossaec, the we'll Known dry
soods dealers, faru r.nosed theIr stock from
their Lake etrte store to thstr elegant es.sbish
mcIt Eos 1cs md 1tB siAte. AID HoA. Sc and IS
Ws.htpRtoa stf. ett,We VIII peak mote Il length
o{ th.A az1 Il q sht1f now quarters In few aA1s-
, 1869-03-15

Wtlbo,ss rod LitaT OIL aud EIms.-
To. 0rsas o.usr1,y y Of his safe a1a etl:ae' oat
prcp1r. ism Il .tsre atu1nar1ols 10 rs .ntr ns'e
worth. In tie euft II Con chs. Lolis- As:hn,,
OF eh't's VT oopt+z ou, b, sc'otultu+ Hu-
mors; II d al Cor tn:: p.lvo ryuosoms. l, hls no
superior. /! gal Let no cro neglect thu cssty
hsco Nh eh vii Al. rlaic al ceupla MS Of the
Cn'sr. LuuEs or Trroat. Msrufsc urrd only NJ
A. b. Wisot. rte 1isr, y 16a Court stree, bag
i'm A1sS. Sid n hlc.Rs ~ Buf1ham 4 Eaa
eekak and aurlbart 4 HdsAIl,
, 1869-03-15

To day, 1T O'Clock, the R1ca: cata1 oeue nae
oi hocke vi take place on Drasborn street. Thr
otte1t Il HoesEtb, 'he spie1 did work. on areht-
tect1rr natural hl.trs5, cye,opedi1s. &c. will he
ID Il tse eseIine the epi-Id,d tcts CT HareFiy
fAta'0pnke.
, 1869-03-15

HI. Alexander 4 Soma, Auction Sales.
We ~uule sIvitc the attention OF the ladies and
housekeepers to the clottng ont esles OF inposud
nnfu Rocde. y the rc~ suetloAecsp, At No. II s
Lake etrect, ths, NOR til ard Afternoon such
Ike OF ooods Will cot ne often found sod At aue-
lion. Nov IL The tttne TO Get what you want.
, 1869-03-15

TCR aALE-The entire household farut-
l. su1e. which II elEaost nav. Of private faulty.
irc1udln1 beattrE. cTockefyvA'e &c This y rHfs
cospce % ea3 fntnstu1e ~ 81 tmnen ~. s>ztaea ~
HAKTKf MASON 4 CO.. u Eos- IN Aad los kast
kAd44ou-st.
, 1869-03-15
The L6w OF WuFteRbyrr Corcerulnn
Maria
n. =. pAv1s,
7, D, FglcH.
A. GAUtshkCE.
EQmmllnf,

The Law OF UuFteRbSr9 ConternlnR
marriage.
UkrAt1AKHr OF SrArK,I
WAAHIk 01OH. aAfc1 !, 1867.
pKAn H.A: WItt I. fet, uce 10 tns urcuorsu.
dun and ncWspstc CT ex'Fsct wbica / n4re fe.
ceIvco ron 3nu. on the tn:tecl OF fhe Ia = OF
HnnembsrR IN neNd 10 the Marr:aX4 4 ut tts
tublects shst I'd. taro TO state that it apt. a.a
from T. ectt osspAteh Of Nj. BALcr II tn.t Il c
matt. has y.tete'VeA It's 1terl l'nr. At tne
late aesxlou Of tic Assembly ot tt4' K'nR6on. 4
bill vHa tnir ducrd tn Go &~aY Attn toe rs-cv.
aEte. 1t. ho ever. Jailed 10 pass 10 eonarque
1t tic sot rinse ff tho sessl3n. Me III croft
e1tfetses b. Pc. however, thHt 10 wi! deu
nt1hcd for tst.ntst trR In moth bac en- and War
iem. ssR The validity Of marriages solsmntzed In
tho pEl cd q stks.
an, dear tiz, Jour very ob.dltnt servs1t,
4. u. WAxukrHyx,
, 1869-03-15
DartnRrB GIa1lte1.

DARTNER Wanted With 300 O. to er
tr1n : re1lest4htltbsd eoonea nAlufActuI.nx
prstnttstn onN Of .se ocss loeated ko.ns Ia tat
Aarthwest 4 practical u IN rr-f.rred FOR fartn.s
pstt'enlss. apply to sTC ChGks, AcALLL5rERa a CO.
<aiczs1. II. -
DARrSER-T.nted- so to $50
l In = tsp.u.p ss:oea. crau1Il! loeAted. m "a
~: tArs All ~ the tisy. y. D. MATTHEWS ~
fE,,f
, 1869-03-15
39Rrs011al.

DERsONAL-AlcI. Burns, q uative of
I GF.u-tn1au1h, Scotland. netved during .ne rr
In c.. E s5th III. Vol. tef and Ia Tbs .stn III VOL
h.arr Of aimee. II my can send ,ttoe r.
Kt,dIpe hrn. <he: her dead or AttvA to tnts pa,ef
Il EyttefuIty recsiyed.
, 1869-03-15

Ths CoFf.B:tous II A0 iuFAlfd.-Pab-
nthtd TT he beneuf OF you1e mn And otterr
xho su1-r .rcm Nervous D. h1l'ty, etc. euppy.ur
the g. aua Of relf-cus-. Written bv on- wna
cur. h1ntt.t. Ana rent free Of charge. Address
Nathaniel x4ytair. HEooktTu. N. T.
, 1869-03-15

One torn sxsrnc ,eu Tor so c'nts; .w,
for u: Urea for 81 IS; .our Tor 81 81, ~ Dr.
y epeenI, IS C,,rk street. sseph ts' AL Rtkat
ierevcs a:hlng cafus. DtusEtss have II at 7se
h