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Washington Items.

Mr. Garcin, the Minister from tho
Argentine Republic, gave reception on
Monday night which was fnshionsbly at
tended.
Precedent Grant accompanied by his
Cabinet, will pay visit to-day to the
Washington Navy Yard, where he will DO
received by Secretary Robeson aud Ad.
miral Porter.
Gen. Paine, chairman Of the election
COMMITTEES, is expected to arrive on Satur-
day next The oase of Van Wyck against
Greene OF New York. will probably be
disposed Of before the holidays.
Since the adjournment of Congress
ths President has suspended about 1875
postmasters in various sections of the
country, and list Of these suspensions
will be submitted to the Senate immedi-
ately after the assembling Of Congress.
The friends Of Cuban independence
are circulating runors that the President
has recently come 10 the conclusion that
il ia time to accord belligerent rights to
che rebels, but there is no real ground for
these Improbable stories.
The roll of the House of Represents
atives, which will be called at the COM
mencement Of the coming session, has on
it the names of 200 members who have
been sworn in, bnt does not include those
elected during the recess in Virginia,
Gss.:-sia and Alabama.
The printers employed in the Governs
mst,t Office, finding that they could not
exclude young Mr.. Douglass, have been
pleased to resolve that while persons of
AAd sEaSsn 2aiSfh their Gnlon, this snail
not debar them from working within this
jurisdiction.
The postal money order system, late
iy inaugurated between the United States
and Switzerland, works satisfactorily.
The sum total RENTED is not large,
amounting to only about $500 per week,
either way Thus far the reWittancsir,
one direction is about the same as in the
other, leaving the balance of exchange a
mere trihe.
Col. Forney, after inspecting the po-
litical situation in Georgia, writes to the
Chronicle that the State cannot be re-
stored without ratifying the fifteenth
amendment. He believes that it will
soon be done. Congress will adopt the
plan reported by the Senate Judiciary
committee, last winter, and restore the
original Georgia Legislature, as before
the colored members were excluded. Gov.
Bullock strongly urges this course.
District Attorney Pierrepont of New
York was here, Saturday, to consult with
the President, regarding the Spanish gun
boats, and it is understood that he went
away with instructions to seize them be-
fore they leave our waters. The plea o.
the Spanish minister that they are p i.
be used against Cuba does not ss' : -,
President, he holding that > !,
other quarters relieves Oh
Inst Cuba
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pooK AGENTS WANTED

iished in beautiful STYLE and sold at low price.
NEW NATIONAL WORK,
Nov selling in irnfnense numbers in ali sections
Of our land II Il fresh. Lively and spsskling n
splendidly illustrated with eegs Steel posxsits.
Every lady will wan. q copy. OeDtlemen wili
want II for TEEN. No family can afford 10 be
without IL. Agents. particularly iadies, can 90
better with this book than with any other exfant.
Greai Inducements offered, and agents wanted In
every township in the United States.
EXTRA PREMIUMS GIVEN
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plete information and terms. Address HART
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rhs rseaeac na1lrsaAs UnsuloalD-
101. * III

We SO that nssotistiohs are Coing o
bslwssp the Union and The Osatsal f4siAo
Railroad Companies Tor ssttl0ioat - ~
tssniaus imbroglio. It WIN b ssuAsD'
bored that the limo from Ogden b Pr.
montory, about fifty miles, h dispatsd
territory, and that both roads built bsyrnA
The proper point Of intsessction. This
they did because the subsidies wsee worth
moro than the construction cost. Con
rsss tried to Az the mattsr, but did
not sucossd. We may soon expect not
simply a settlement Of that difficulty,
bat . practical, II not q complete com
solidstion OF the two Pacific Roads.
The quarrels which individuals indulge
In often call ont 70 much bitter feel
ing that considerations of policy are
forgotten; but where the contestants
are corporations, the war is rarely 80 ran
corous that either loses sight Of profit and
loss In this case it il for the interest Of
both companies that they be in accord.
There can be no rivalry in the actual op-
erations of the two. They are not COM
peting lines. One takes up its line Of
transit where the other stops. The two
roads are in fact one. 1t is not only for
the interest Of the companies but the pub
lie that they should unite. Thus far the
two have not been on very good terms, and
their chickering's have been prejudicial to
Francisco and New York were united by
chain, every link under one manage
ment, the consolidation would doubtless
be advantageous to trans-continental|
travel aud transportation. 1t II only
whore the roads run parallel that they
compete, and consolidation moans monop.
oily
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A RIDE IN STORM. Free Press
gives tho following account Of a ride by
DR.. Walter Carpenter Of Burlington, In
the -rrm II Saturday ls-t. prnp"d, we
pic-u,np. tom th1 sco4,uui given, ny the
D,c,or IL III. ttu,htnl but usually quaint
style of narration
We alluded yesterday TO the fact that
our townsmaD, DIR. Carpenter, while On d
professional errand to Huntington. war
caught In the terrible tornado ot Satnr'
day. He gives graphic account Ut his
adventures. Coming up hill he encoun
tered the first gust Of the storm at the
crest. and found the air full of -hinRies
tree-tops. fence-rails, and such like
amotes." Going down thence to cross
stream, the bridge swayed 30 fearfully ht
dared not cross, until there came luil II
tho tempest. The next bridge was i'm
passable, the roof lying in the meadow
and the body being tipped over. Guided
BY motions from a man on the opp,sltt
bauk-for not syllable could be heard IN
the roar of the stOrm-he went down ths
riyer bank some distance before finding 9
place TO cross. After reaching the road
again, he met two Of the selcctmen going
in a wagon to examine the fallen bridge
and watched them for few rods, til
coming out from under bank, tho storm
struck them and instantly overturned tn
wagon, men and all. Presently he met q
man sud woman in wagon they got On
veil enough for a while, till the man in
cautiously rose In his seat TO look ahead
when the wind hustled msn and buahlo
robe over the dashboard on TO ~ hossSl
back At smother plses, . Aook Of shesf
had gatbsred unAsT ~ ~ Of is1cp
ths bsstsAsJtss tAsy I'D, and Hers -
for . tn. bit pssa1n9y = assQDps 80
swspt osssA sAssp ~ MI right mp -
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THE GALES IN CnrrrKM,Es Corsry.
The Burlington Free Press has the fol-
loving conoering tho damage done by tho
gales Of last wcek In Hichmond and
Huntington:
We have particulars OF tho severe gale
at Richmond ON Saturday last A very
Wednesday previous, doing considerable
damage, which was only ., irpassed by .
greater ono ON Saturday. rostrate fences
every where give evidence o I the destruct-
i've element, which sppro minated to .
hurricane. In Richmond village num-
Der Of chimneys were blow down, one
from Peter Cranes blacksmith shop, and
every one from tho Academy building.
The cross was carried away from the
Catholic Church, and number OF barns
were laid low. A barn on jonathan Fay's
farm, and another owned by Mr.. Hid.
reth, were completely destr Dyed. Edward
Flannery had one barn bio wn down and
another unroofed, and w illiam Barney
had the roof carried away from one barn.
Jesse Floyd lost the roofs rom his corn
barns and two sheds. The new covered
bridge in Richmond villag was swayed
down some two or three fee I in the mid
die, and many timbers wer broken. In
Huntington, the new cover ed bridge near
the residence Of II. Casw I'll was blown
down, and Mr.. Caswell VIZ g deprived OF
the greater portions of two barn roofs, be.
sides the chimneys to lis house, and
the main portion of the shingles. A
MIR. Martin, who lives in Hunting
ton. also had a corn bi lrn destroyed
The loss in growing timb' ;r has been i'm
mense, especially in hen lock, which IL
nearly all piled in win hfails between
Richmond and Huntingt III. The loss in
roofs Of buildings, chin neys, etc, hat
been very general, and we have given
names only 80 far an wee have obtained
them.
The tempest overlook DR.. Carpenter Of
Burlington, ia the "B rewstcr Woods
near Huntington, Will on his way t.
visit a patient. The Doc tors progress wa
suddenly arrested by large tree blown
acroas the track Just ah nd Of him, but he
says that he only stop ped TO soc II Ia
could drive around IL, Ehen down came
another behind him Tho crashing and
thrcshing around holpo him TO form an
opinion, aud he quickly decided that tt
cross the ditch md go around was les'
dangerous th,n to long or mediate how t.
do IL.
Two men were ridi ~ in a wagon neal
the Huntington bridg when it fell the
csrriage was overturi led by the gale and
the inmates spilled NJ ION the ground with
out personal injury.
Daring the high ind at Richmond on
wednesday, Horace Cutters house wal
burned down-insuT cd for 800.
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Speftal. gatiffs.
DEBILITY.

E,ci! one q, lines t-ei. he necessity Vi oiae-
thing b tone up H.. y -t.rn jeIrcs-el ~ risiitai
or booty e>IaG.ti u. \ >ue', -im-s IT, every
ON. ,n-teal Of -lSius ,l.ol.oHc " medicinal
stinul,at- wuich afford auy 4 temporary r. i,'f,
,e-.ayisorats hi, d.t;li',tei Sen, by he natu-
ri tonic rletre1..s - 81,
PERUVIAN sYEUP,
or Protected solution O ne Pr1toSiie ct iiou,
Which yita'izrs AMI ,1r-hr- the bod ny IMPLY
iur it vi. Ii - h Element, Ire.
Beng Tree itou .,l. 10, in atv form, iis saer-
gizin; a,t. .,te out 10 ioR,,I by corre- ountas
ret,' u,i but are l,it.au-nt, iIiu-lng -treng ga,
yigor lrl new NE luto all parts OF the system,
and building up an IRON CONSTITUTION.
! n. c. SURFING, Eel, Of Poughkeepsie, y. Y,
says
Since taking the Peruvian syrup feel better,
my strength II improved my bowels are regular,
IN. 4rpet.-e IRE; rate.
Ft--~ oId physician IA shi- city. Older
than ana " 10 has been in the drug business
Tor nj ave- L a, bf sd iss y oplrin, that
It the D,st Alternative Tonic Medicine he ever
knew.
For Dyspepsia. Debility aud Female Weak
ne>ses the Peruvian syrup Is specific. 81
page pam phlet sen. free. The genuine has Pr
Erti,S sIrut' blown n.the glass.
JP DINS MORE. Proprietor,
NJ. 80 Dey 81. New York.
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book AGENTS WANTED.
- TO eTLL
"OTR n w w + s 4, "

HY SAMUEL BowLTs.
The most popular. valuable, and in every way
b.st hook on the GREAT W EST EVER published.
OVER - eco COPIES SOLD
IN Grt six onths, and an increasing demand
daily. Agents VIII find this the mos: profitable,
a. Rell ~ tlc easiest book 70 for extant.
The most ral terms gwen and exclusive TINT
oIy as-l med. send tor CIRCULAR With full in
/ rsaat..t. Addrl.s
GAartoRD lt-ELI>HING CO.,
hartford, Ct.
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TN BANKRUPTCY.--IN THE DIS

= trlct Court OF The United btate3, For the
District Of Vermont
In the matter OF Enoch w. Rollins. Bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that petition has been
alsd in said Court by Il. ". Rollins, OF Rutland,
said District, duly declared . Bankrupt under the
Act OF Congress Of March 2, 1867, Tor discharge
and certificate thereof, from all his debts and
other claims proyable under said Act, and that
the 3sth day Of December, 1882 ct 10 o'clock, am,
bolurs the Hon. D. A. Smaller, Jud0o a aid Court,
q lis chsmbers in the City u BGsiinstoa, y e.
aGned for the hearing Of the same, when and
vkess al creditos who have peovsd thstr dsbGs,
aaA other perons In interest, nay attend and
sald potiticn should not be granted. - 49,
Dassd ct Burlington, the lotA day Of November,
IT.. . 71xr 10 =
T;vsv RIB. sGAELEy. ca.
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OF NEW York;

or. THE UNDERWORLD OF THE
GREAT CITY. The sins OF every class
Of society exposed. AVOID the Railroad
20 ruin. Signals Of danger are up. More
money in IL for live agents than any 9th
or book. Takes three presses all tho time
int fast enough. One agent took l5s orders
IA days. 40 pages, - illustrations. Price
J. Accents wanted. Address
n BOOK co,
las Nassau st., ~. Y.
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NO HOSPITALS.

In Europe or America, have ~ many patients as
DIR. Wolcott, 40 Chatham square, ~. r., whore
all can test, free Of cos,, Wolcotts Annihilator,
for CatarIh, or Wolcotrs Pain Paint for the inn
mediate removal of al'pain, and certain cure Of
diseases. Buy none unless in white wrappers.
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.ouNTY CouET.-An extra term OF
tho Franklin County Court convened at
st. Adams on Tuesday. Among the cases
for trial is that Of State rs. Thomas Ryan,
Patrick Ryan and Truman Ellie, indicted
for murder, in killing Hiram l.. Boom
hour, in drunken spree in Fletcher on
tho 9Th OF December last.
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A GEhTn WANTED-For

II Make the Farm Pay. sure, hafe and
practical Guide % every Farmer, stock Raiser,
Gardener aud Fruit GulturiNt. ny this book year
IS prOntn may be dOubiod land Increased in yalse,
10 u fnen made rich, and honest labor rewarded
Engiish and German, everybody buys IL. coo sold
in "a lew townships. Agents can lind no better
work during the Fall and Winter. f-irmers and
then soma each make 100 per month. send
for circular. Address
ZEIGLER. NccURDY q co,
springfield, Mas.
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CREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

We viii seiid handsome prospectus u our new
Illustrated Family Bible, 20 any Book Agent, free
OF charge. Address sAIioAALPG BLIsHiAo
CO., Boston, Mas.
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PHIIIp PuV ~,
LIPS. "the Singing PHI
$500 Al st. Adams on Friday
evening -.
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,IISoolNI CouNrY RoNps

~ fHF 70 J. per cent. On the investment and
oisr g..' ana 0npie security: We have a large
list DI th- ar .us tountt ls0uts OF Missouri.
lfI,e.ty i-tusd ill huiidiug lnilI0nd- and school
house ~ which ~ r#Vrfffiliv call the atfcn-
ton E,st6fn Dapiiitiisi-l We also have Tor
flir - i..n. cunts 4ul i'y Bonds. iniOIna-
ton t4i-crfully 'lfttriisd % addressing
SAMUEL \. GAYLORD 8 CO..
tfy'k huI Bond ffykefs, ~. Louis Nj.
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THE CONSTITUTION ovERTHRowN !,

The constitution and Health may be ruined by
few applications OF the lead or sulphur hair
dyes now in the market. "Not Dye" may be
the motto Of such nostrurns, but DIE may be
the result Of using them. But one hair dye has
been tried and acquitted OF all deleterious ten
dency, under the nfallible laws Of science. BE it
known 10 all, that
CRI5TADORO5 EXCELSIOR DYE
has been analysed by the distinguished chemist,
Prof Chiffon, and his certificate Of its whole
someness may be seen at Cristadoro's 6 Astor
House, New York.
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PREBERyATIvE a.
q Dressing, acts like a charm ON the hair after
Dyeing. Try 1t. novlld&wlm
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HOLIDAY JOURNAL FOR 1870.

Containing Fairy Story for Christmas. Plays,
PgZziss and Wonders. 10 large pages illustrated.
sent free on receipt Of cent stamp for postage.
ADAMS < CO., - BrOmiieid ST., Boston, Mss.
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S75 Z 500

LON IADILS. Private Circular Of 3
L most useful and iadIs2 -r,ab,e articles ever
invented. Ad'res ~ -pa1f DryRL. T. O. Box
.EsSvA. 81. tiiy
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..HUNTER's GUIDE."-The real

i ''Originnl." 20 900 cold. Tells how 20
hunt, trap and CATCH ALL animals from mink 10 |
bear. $40 tanning sec Tets. 81 pages well bound. |
Every boy needs II. IL will pay. Money refundr
cd u not satisfied. Only % cents, postpaid. Ad-
drea- HUNTER & co., Publishcrs, Hiisdale,
N. u.
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1 NJ. ULlN. - Bond street. n Y.
- Jrl' 80 fiiYAtc diseases Seminal Ennis
risns, imppteaa., &c. Boarding IN establishment
; desired. Ihpa~auGs al caass from every state
la - q. ta. NE -kuI. seated pamphlet ior
? rtamps
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s.SYAR srANGLED BANNER

4 ST.. uat,- better than ever. Rich, rare and
roy. Ledger tIe. - columns. Wis, HumOT,
Fuf. Humbus etTosed. Elegant g. steel pate
engraving h ,nseline grain 20 every subrcri-
tts. tthly cents ~ whole year steel Plate
ire. -leelfa. - cents. Address
BASSER. I.insialc, -. II.
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III q ~ vSa1 - sot
sesa - - vlu = eaes eepmup'osss
~ saass - ~ President Of the Society
Il 81 AIbssa, or Hon. Chss. Reed. Mont
pelisr.
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bELEEcr MANHnnn 49,

faf yogns va on the evils ii Self Ennerya-
tsF gl.h certain help ton thr eIring and unfcrtu-
Hat". sent ni -ei'ei letter envelope fIe. Lcost
ALatc- HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box r.,
Fniif. Ia
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sold by all Druggists
CURED AFTER SEWN YEARS
IL EL EEINN

~ ItDFT In = MD NJ Tx = ~ IN A I-hitS
SUFFERING.
L. " Homer. Esl prominent lawyer u
Psrker-burg. " Va, SAYS II had
b RUNNING ULCERS
eheu / commenced taking DR.,.ASpEEs icpISE
n ,rEE.
Nv Brea-, ThrO.t .nI Face Mas one continu-
o,1s sore / am now a well man and an satisfied
To. Iodine water -svcd my lfe.'
cir, - M regard 10 this remedy will be rent
free ! J.. DISSMORE, Proprietor.
unN + tNulta 50 Dey Street, New York.
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( o1ilIoN oEEsE

Ma TED AGENTS. so pr month a. ell
ile eAls s,ag4ul Improved Common sense
Fanny wing Itgfinr." iIice only ais. Great
inducements 20 accents. tn 4 the most p0Trglsr
/, Wiz ~ Liur ui tar Jay, unless the f1Inlu-
''l-la Ic lncA stitch viii DO any kind Of work
iA4t can - done on any MaehIu -lOO 90 r5ld
lill 'if ., .1a. t8H'.y ulcTcas ing. Now -
me fil3. tt'sEs 90 AGENCY send for circulars.
- l'e.r.F aiiuilirt.rs. ~ AdGre-s ECOMB
Co, son. 81 Fl; aurEh Ia. 90 -.
L.ul- ~.
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>HfRMAN HOUSE,

IFsFgI BosIos.
---s1& Formerly Hancock House, Court sbuafe,
kETT Oh TIE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Rooms one dollar per dag f0T each person. This
Hocse nDs stands among the rrst hotels IA EOs-
ton. having been la:ey re-furnished and pot IN
perfect order. BARNEY HULL. Prop.
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grg-r sloRrGAsE

TAr Weston r.siae gaurasi gran. .isy -s..
ram .nto ~.'u So. sr-br---y fufili-b.s the aus.
linz "a tae -Ntra1r.-iuzry fast q a. ui.Drok,a
III u ri O., "a -Aa -a'- 10 t..~ aaaHt4a % taat
., g i'' n''-- d" i-",''. .nsssiuy s.,.if
bran d ,i.t - al. hs,L.
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L NIT! KNIT. KNIT!

Agents vented everywhere TO ssil the American
knitting Machine. the only practical fsInily
knitting Machine ever invented. P-is@ a.. VIII
kui- .u.tvU ,t4luL4-- rstraffte- address ASlEHl-
IN EMITTING MACHINE co, Bo~to', H..
or ~. Louiz. Mo.
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A SIX YOUR DOCTOR OR DRUG
"a gst for sweet Quinins-it eaual- batter,
ou'rline. M'fd by stearns, Far & Co.. Chemists,
New York.
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WEIlIlOoK

Essays on the Errors Of Youth. and the Foliios
Of Age, ia relation % Marriage and social Evils,
with self.b.lp for the uffpri innate.
Bent la gsalad letter 8uynlopaa, irss Of
chnrg. Address, DR. j. sKILLfN HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
scpt2Iagw5m
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s2.s0.oOo

Ia t-'ai- zi- ,i u 900 each. have tLirtg a.
10 rnn. anu vii b. sold al
NINETY, AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
IN currency. they are made payable. PRIACI
PAL AND fATEsKST. IN GOLD COIN. "a
the city of New York. Coupons due January sr3
July LIST.
The near approach OF the time when the Unitea
States can probably fund the greater portion u
its 5ixper-cen,. debt. IL naturally causing insu-
~ for other forms Of investment, which win at
ford satisfactory security with the same rate a
interest. THE WESTERN PACIFIC RAIL
Road FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS must hays
an immense advantage over all other securitie.
based upon merely local or uncompleted railroad,
and may be held with as much confidence as gov
eminent bonds, or Is nrst-ciass mortgage on
New York City property.
The loan II small in amount Its claims to con
ndence are apparent. II viii be rapidly taken.
Bonds will be delivered ~ the orders are receiyed
Government bonds received at their fun mar
kei value In exchange.
FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS.
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WnAN Blck.
PAINS IN The sid :. ~ the hips. and about the kid
neg IRE renewed ~ onrr by the Application Of
one ui Alll0es'- Porous piasters.

sp- What every p.rsou nceds & remedy tor
hAbitual 'ustiyencsr. II would advice all those
who troubled with Dyspepsia, Cosiiyencss
Piles, Biliousnes Head ehe. or any form Of In
digestion 80 ure Dr Harmon perst iltic Lolen-
ges." Eiisul Huntington, 81. d, Ex-Ileut.
Governor Of Mn-'acy uset4 For sale At No
fremont Tvnpln. iio.'on ~ Il. 4. Harrison &
Co, Proprietors. and W al druggists Mailed
for 90 cent. oitlii&w2m
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We buy and cell oovernnsnt Bonds and fs
csivs the accounts Of Daals, Daakss. oospor-
siss s.d e&A~,. sshssss 70 sAsek u sishi, sss
aslOv tn1sssst q ln11y belansn-
nov13dAvin
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A RIDE IN 4 SToKM.--The Free Press
gives the following account Of ride ny
DR.. Walter Carpenter Of Burlington, In
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time ID approaching when the Five-Tvsnty bonds
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The Anniversary Hymn.

[The following hymn, written by p
B. Shillaber, of Boston, Mrs. Parting.
ton,) was sung at the semi-centennial
of Odd Fellows, at Phila-
delph!a last Monday:l
Letthe glad anthem ring!
Hither bright offerings bring
Crowning this day
Day OF our orders pride,
Day when our natal tide,
First on Its mission wide,
Took It's blest way.
FeebIy its course began,
Bearing goodwill to man
Earnest but slow;
Angels its errRnd knew,
Smiled on It's purpose true,
And Heavens own rain and dew
Made 1t O'elflow.
Now, with an increase grand.
Outspread Ger all the land,
Potent for good,
Friendship admits It's sway,
Love cheers It with ita ray.
Truth 8 beacon points Its way
To plentitude.
On, meath our flag enrolled,
Marches an army bold,
Jealous and strong;
Eager the war TO wage
Where Want and Suffering rage,
Mans sorrows to assuage,
And fight the Wrong.
God ofour hope and trust!
10 Thee the tribute Just
We grateful pay;
Thou v asst our early Friend,
Thou dldst our youth defend,
BE Thou, until the end,
Our Guide and Stay.