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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-18
VIRGINIA POLITICS.

RICHMOND, VA, March IL.
Owing to the great dissatisfaction
with the nominees of the Republican
Convention on Wednesday, an address
has been issued recommending the fol-
lowing gen,lsm,u as independent eau
didatoa: For Governor, G. c. Walker,
Of Norfolk; for Lieutenant Governor,
John F. Lewis, of Rockingham; for At
torpsy General. j. G. Taylnr.t of lMoDt.
goniery county. The address sets forth
that the previous nominations were not
properly secured; that they are not cal.
culaled to secure union 10 the Republic
can ranks, and that the parties nOmina
ted are not true 10 the interests Of the
race.
Mr.. Walker, the nominee for Cover.
nor, is a Northern man, who has settled
at Richmond and Invested 100000 10
10 Internal AMI other improvements
kIessrs. Taylor ami Lewis are native
yirginisnS Of snnding and responsibility
ia their respective communities,
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Pubic Sale.

II accordance with the terms OF deerset,t
/ order entered on the 9Th day OF Pebrusrv
1869, in suit pending in the Circuit Courtsi
Mason county. on the Chaucery side Of said
Court, in which John J Wees was eonplain.
ant and John p Phillips was defendant tbs
undersigned as Special Commissioner, viii on
the Sd DAY OF APRIL. 1859, sell at publis
auction To The highest bidder on the premises
the House and Lot in said bill mentioned, be.
irg Lot No. g. ON Blown Street. between Trout
and First streets, Of the town of Mason oity
county Of Mason and State of West Virginia.
upon the following terms: For cash az to one.
third Of he purchase money, and the balance
on a credit Of six and twelve months. with In.
terest from the day Of sale, the purchaser civ.
ing bond with good security and the title 70
be retained as further security,
F.w. SIssoN,
march 4-4w. SPECIAL Commissioner.
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Enrn for Sale.

7 OFFER a. Private sale tract Of land con-
!. tanning sixty acres, lying near the waters
of Old Town Greek, Robinson Township Ma,
son county, West Va. There is substantial
frame dwelling house containing FIVE, rooms
a good well ofwAter, good barn, stable, ana
ali necessary out-buildings on the premise .
also two young orchards, good fences me
land is all cleared, aud perfectly free Iron, of''
ers, and has been in grass for several years
Also another tract Of land containing IoIy
acres and lying on the waters Of Turkey kehii
one mile from the above tract. Prinelpaily ~.
cleared, with good young orchard. rms ~
very desirable proporly aud will b, soId cue eneal
For further particulars enquire at lhlS o'''Oo VI
Of the undersigned, ,oonpss
Jan. Tan, j " oSS"N"N'
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Nh Bankruptcy.

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District Of West Virginia.
tn BAKRUPTCY-ln the mailer Of william
l. l.. Madly; Of Mason county. in the State Of
West Virginia, Bankrupt, on application for
final discharge. BY order Of the Court, the
creditors Of said Bankrupt, William L Msddy
are hereby notified to appear before me, at my
office at Charleston, Kanawh4 cQJn'y. West
virginia, on the 2lsh day Of April, a D, 500
alto o'clock, AM, and show cause, il any
they have, why said Bankrupt should net be
discharged from hs'debts The second aud
third meetings Of creditors, provided for blythe
9Th and ash sections OF the Bankrupt Act
will be held a. the same time and pluc5.
JAMES Il. NASH,
Registrar in Bankruptcy,
mch ls-2w District West Virginia
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As soon n, the Democratic members
Of The lnliaoa Legislature heard Of tue
passage Of The passage Of the Suffrage
Amendment by Coog'ass, they resigned
aud woor homc leaving the Legislature
without a qomm and compelling it to
a journ wi bout alifyjng tho Amend
monr, and also without passing the ap-
propriatiou bill. Gov, Baker has issued
wis Of election for the purpose Of fill
ing the vacancies and will reasonable
the Legislature in April. THIS is 5
Characteristic trick of the Democracy.
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An Investigation was commenced be-
fore Justice Taylor on Staten Island,
Thursday, in regard 10 The cruOlties prOc
iced on board the emigranr slip, James
Foster, during her voyage from Liver
pool TO New York, where some seven or
eight seameu del, The testimony tax,
co thus FAT dsclose5 an almost incrali-
Ole brutality on the part Of tho Captain
and his Mates, ,
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IN QHANOERY.

The object ofthis suit is to have dover as
signed the said Jane Roush, widow Of Abra'
ham Roush, decd, and also 10 obtain parti'
ton in all the real estate Of Ihe said Abraham
Roush, decd. in said county OF NIsou, on ba-
half of all OF said parties in interest. Aud 1t
appearing by affidavit in the papers Of this
cause that Martha Chapman. George Chapman
Annie Chapman, Sarah Chapman, and Lutta
Chapman, infant heirs at law of Mary Anu
Chapman deceased formerly Mary Ann
Roush decd, are non residents Of the State OF
Virginia, it is therefore ordered that the
said infant defendants last named, do appear
here within one month after due publication
Of this oder anI do what is necessary to pro-
,cct their interest in the PREMISE.
Testc Wv. HARpER. Clerk.
John MIXERS, Sol. inch lliw
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There is an old saying "thas time will
make all things right" Aud President
Grant is somewhat apseIting Andrew
Johoson's military arrangements. Gen,
Sheridan goes back to New Orleans,
from the ommHnd of which no was re-
lioved by Andrew Johnson because he
was not lenient enough 10 rebels. We
think our new President is taking the
proper steps to secure peace.
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|, understood that a memorial is 10
10 presented by the residents Of Mon
real, Canada to tho American Govern.
meul, expressing their satisfaction at
Gen. AveJill's conduct; add praying that
ha will DO continual as AmsriCan Conn.
sul General for Canada.
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rATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, SIS.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, SIS:
A 7 Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
~. Circuit Courtof Mason county, for tho
month OF March, 1869.
William Armillcr Trespasq on the case
IS in Troyer aud Con.
John Mcclure version.
The obicc. of this sui. is to obtain jadg.
ment against said defendant for the sum Of
$1,000, aud to attach the estate of the said de-,
PENDANT in the said county Of u ason 10 satisfy
said cIaim. Aud it appearing by affidavit filed
in the papers Of this cause, that said John slc.
Clure, the defendant il non resident of the
State Of West Virginia, II is therefore, ordered
lha, he do appear here within one month after
due publication Of ihis order aud do what j,
necessary to pra,ec, his interest ii tlie premi.
Sos. Testc;
W HARPER. CLERK.
john U. Myers Attorney.
match t-lw.
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Wes,morelond County, Pennsylvania.
rcioices in probably the oldest married
couple in The Stbte-Patrick Murphy
and wife, aged respectively Ito and so
years,
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A large fleol Of fishing vessels arrived
At Gloucester, Massachusetts,, on THUS
day, from Georges Banks. Nearly all
Of them suffered from the loss Of cables
and anchors, and by the weather, which
/, almost uuaxlm3Iei in SEVERITY, Its
SAID that the losses will consume the prof..
ils Of the fishery Tor the present year
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John A Rorsh, Thoma, ] Roush, Joseph "
Roush, Isaac Glenn aud Elizabeth Glenn hn
wife, formerly Elizabeth Rouih, Jane Roush,
widow of Abraham Roush deceased, Martha
Chapman. George Chapman, Aunia Chapman.
Sarah Chapman. aud Lutlia Chapman. the
last five named. are infant children and heirs
at law Of Mary Ann Chapman, dec d formerly
Mary Ann Roush, Defendants.
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TO ALI WHOM Ir,MAY CONCERN.

You will take notice that have fixed upon
Saturday, the 18th day of April, lsb9. at tho
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of Mason
county, in the town of Point Pleasant, for the
purpose of stating the above account Ana
those having claims against the estate oil sala
B, Raybpm, decd, are required to be pres.
ent and prove their claims on that day, or they
will be forever barred.
inch ll-Iw F. w. sISsON, COm'r
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II is said that the pork dealers Of Gin
cinuaIi have made an aggregate profit
Of three million dollars this winter,
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A woman nOmed Mary Joyce died Of
OLD age recently, South Boston. She
was born 10 Ireland. anI hal attained
the advanced age OF 1909 years.
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Supervisor Creepy, of Louisiana Rsv.
enuo district, has not resigned. lIo
leave, Washington with instructions to
vigorously prosecute Tho cases con zen
ced and ngidIy enforce the law,
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The West Virginia Coal Company, Robert
Adams. Thomt, HltlI,nson, CgllbmJ J.
hutchinson, john bogp umrrr James jones.
Emiuunl Asom, Hnbn, Acton, Ilgnry Aston,
JOHN Il. Davis, Henry #iilanS, Nicholas
Hgmmo,ee and S.mlel Powell aud ,he Ul,!tIn
Cod Company Ia Uhance:y.
The object u the above suit il to SET aside a
conveyance fone quarter o! IN acre Of land in
the county ofMason, conveyed By Arthur Ed.
wards aud wife TO james jones. John Boppen.
mycr, and others. BY mistake and accident and
to compel them to rtconvey said land to said
Edwards and wife aud It appearing by aft,
dnvit filed Among The PAGERS Of this cause thSt
James Jones aud john BoppcImyrr, are nOn-
residents Of the State o! Wesf Virginia, it is
ordered that they do appear here within one
month after due punlitaioo of this notice and
do what is necessary TO protect their interests
~ tll, cause. fr,te:
W ". HARPER. Clerk
by f. V Si,,oh, Dpihy1
Tomliuson Sol. Imrch i-i@.
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greed for money, we should prefer to
hear no moro otlhcir hypocriIioaI viii.
ninus.
TngAMENDuENT.
nlng',

We slaicl 10 our last weeks issas
lbot the Suffrage omandmanl to The Con-
Of the United States wa, rail-
iel by our legislature previous TO is
adjournment, and gago tbs Senate vote,
1: passed the House By vote Of 20 TO 81.
Oar Delegate from this county, Hon, b.
J Rollins voted for It's ratification We
believe tbot wbea he voted fot il, hs did
il with a consciousness that bo was die
changing liz duty, and we feel coo6lsni
tIaE bis constituency will approve Of
lis vote, and hat il he desires it, 'hoy
will ro'eIccl him sgsin this fall.
Though this pmendmsnt is not what
we do,itl OF advocated, yet we accept
il, believing ni We do, that it will
pave tho way to "UniyossI Suffrage"
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!. A large FRO occurred in Mansfield,
Ohio, on Thursday. Loss $4,000.
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The flies that connect business men
with the pubio-Adver.ties.

AccDIENT.-There was on explosion in
Doct. Ayers Labrotary, yesterday, which caus-
ed some excitement in the vicinity. Ayers
Pills are manufactured under an enormous pres
sure, in cylinders, ike cannon, which sometimes
prove too weak fer the compressed forces, and
burst with terrif, Violence fortunately the
pieces do not fly far, so that no one his yer been
hnrt by them. The action is more like ice tn IN
powder; but it makes Pills which all the world
Acknowledges ARE Pills.--[Lowel Journal.
All the year round, "Sheridan's Cav
airy Condition Powders shoull be given to
horses that arc kept up" To horses and cat
tie that Craze in summer, they should only be
given Winter and Spring
Officers and Soldiers who served in
the Army, Physicians and Surgeons, and emf.
nent men and wtmen everywhere, join in recon-
mending "Johns0n's Anodyne Liniment" to be
the best internal and external famiiy medicine
ever invented. That is cur opinion.
--Renne's Pain.Killing Magic Oil is ex.
cellent for sore throat its use seems to cure can.
! ker sores in the throat and mouth 1t is usefu
to cure any kind Of pain. Try it freely.
Sufferers from coughs, colds, bron
chitis, Group, infuenzt or whooping cough will
find relief in Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher
which has now been in use for nearly half cen
fury, and still maintains its long estahlisheC
reputation as the great remedy for all diseases {
L "a I2.. 4 I
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I}OIlS.

Like the volcano, boils give issue to the
foul and fiery contents Of the deep interior. tt
remove the cause of such suffering it is only
necessary to yitalize the Blood by supplying il
with its LIFE ELEMENT, IRON.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
"a protected solution Of the protoxide Of lron)
will do this eftectusily, aod give sTnEEGTHj VIC
or and new LIFE to thd whole system.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM Rev RICHARD S.
EDES, or BOLTON, MASS.
"Fur Years was sufferer ilCm boils, so that
M, life became wearscine t!iUu-- ii their frequent
and persistent recurrence finally carr unce iurln-
cd III tie slhaii IF my tach. Duiins 1t progress,
large pieces OF deeomp, sed esh were every day VI
two cut away, and the prCstatiVn and general dis
tnrance OF the 8 stem were great Before had re-
covered from this attack two smaller car'uhclcS
broke out hi cher up, and | was nlaln threatened
with recurrence u the sulfclin.s to which ! had
GO long been subjected. IL at ths that com
! meneed taking the PERUVIAN SYRUP. contin-
ued taking 1t till had used I've bottles; since thel
! have Rad nothing Of the kind. For years WA
! one uf the reBtest sufferers. Other medicines ay,
me partial and temporary relief, hut this rcmarhn
directly ID the root Of the evil, and did It's wori
with thUrous ess worthy Of It's established Char
dcter."
A 3! page pamphlet sent free. The genuine ha
IPEkuytAs SYRUP" ultwn in tho glass
/ J. 2. DINSMURE. Proprietor,
Nc. 8, Dey Street. N. Y.
! r-ySold by all Dru lists.
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Erana,s American chremos.

Are fac siEile reproductions of exquisite oil
paintings, so admirably executed as to render it
for any one but experts to detect the
difference between them. Ask for them at the
Art Stores.
Prsng's ''Chromo JOURNAL contains a COM
plete descriptive catalogue of onr ChromOs, with
special information about the art. Specimen
copies Of the Journal sent to any address on .ea
ceipt CT stamp.
2Oyl L. PRANG s. CO., Boston
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THE CLIPPER NOW E>RS

Il is cllimed that the CLIPPER has more es-
sentil points of excellence than are found In
any other Mower made in the world.
Its mechlniol construction and finish Of its
working prts are not equaod by any implement
Of its kind This, with tented draft attach
ment, makes it MUCH LIGHTER IN DRAFT
than any ether Mover. 1t is the lightost, yet
the strongest The most beautiful i'll design,
yet the most durable Of my Mower mule. Near
y one-furth of its cost is for steel, with less than
ten dollars Of Woodwork. Finger-hlrs and fin
gers are made Of soil cast-seeel. We attach to
No. 4 Mower for relping aaropper or h undertake
| AZ examination Of the CLIPPER VIII cGnvirce
| anyone of the superior merits over all others in
strength, durability ease Of draft, and RELIABLE
| ity for work Of all kinds Of ground and on eve
ry variety of grass. Confident Of this we invite
| thrse in want of machines to extlfinc for them
selves before purchasing elsewhere. These now
Farmers MNehincs cnn lie found at N. Serb
NFR'S, cf.Johnson: r.4R. PAGE, NlorrisEille;
md Mt the utRDW ARE AND FURNITURE
STORF, IN HYDE PARK. / shall also have
the extras for the CLIPPER and WOoD'SM'-
chine on hand. Circulars and pamphlets sent
ON application. G. J. PATCH, Agent,
% Hyde Park, VT, June Z ,'69.
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TILE COMPANY

THE COMPANY
Is most liberal in f,voring policy holders in pay
ment Of their premiums. ia
Its rates of Premiums are as low rs any Com
pahy can offer and do a safe business.
It's dividends arc declared aMnullly on ALL
POLICIES, and applied IMMEDIATELY in
reduction Of premium, thus preventing the de-
lay incidental to redemption OF scrip3 added to
the policy, or paid in cash,
It issues every desirable form Of polly.
Losses are payable in SIXTY days after proof
of loss
No Extra Rate is charged for Risks upon the
Lives Of Females.
This Company adopts the provisions of the
Massachusetts, Non-F Forfeiture Law.
DIRECTORS.
Torrey E. Wales, Attorney and Judge Probate
Lemuel 81 Putt, Manufacturer.
Samuel iiuntln ton, Merchant.
James \. nhedu, Meichait,
Russell 5. TAFT, President. -
Rodney s. Wires, Gen. ms. Agent.
Nathaniel Parker, Pres. Burlington Gas Co.
j. ID. Hatch, William street.
Geo. +. Edmunds, L. s. Senator
Omrl a. Dodge, Tres. ISL NATL BANK, Dur
linz ton.
F. c. Kennedy, Manager burlington Wooden
/ Mills
Lawrence Barnes, Lumber Dealer.
OFFICERS. r
Russell s. TAFT, President.
Rodney 5. Wires Vico President.
Warren Gibbs Secretary.
Chas. Il. Eaton, Supt OF Agencies.
Samuel W. Thayer. NJ. D., Medical Counsel.
W. IL. II. kENFlELD, Agent, Hyde Park. Vt.
o. W. SNYDER, Agent, Morristown, Vt. 33m6
HEATH Il IRISH, johnson, VT
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=" ~" NV M z u ~ - .
in all It's manifold forms, including Ulcers, Can-
cg,s. SYPHILIS, Salt Rhsun, Consumption, etc., Is
DR.. ADDE'S IODINE WATER, pure soluticn
d Iodine " thopt II solvent. discovered after many
years Of scientific r,sea. ch and experiment. re-
uradcatin., humefs iom the system u mas M SluAi
Cireul,,rs sent free j.. p. DINoMoRE,
No. 81 Dey Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists generally.
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GREET SUN-SUN CHOP!
Swil
II i A D TIL Is.

n .. IL u "A ~ Il IL -.
AsIATIC tifoLERA IN CHINA. ALMOST EVE.
Try CASE CT RED WITH PAIN KILLER.
Dear Sirs- GU ut 70 have acknowledged long
ago the box Of Pain Killer you had the goodness t.
send me last year. Its coming war most prCviden-
tai. ] beleve hundreds If lives were saved under
God by IL. We resOIted at once ~ the Pain killeI
using as directed for cholera list was kept Of al
b. whom the Pain Killer was givan, and uur matt We
assistants assure us that eight ut o. every ten IT,
whom 1t was prescribed recovered, II has too; been
very useful In yaruus other diseases 1t has proved
al fncacuahle blessing to mutt tube If poor people
thruit- hOut all this region. Our native preachers
are never willing to go out ON their excursions
W lthout supply Of Pasn Killer. II gives thcm flu
vor in the eyes Of the de4pe, aad access to families
and localities ny whom otherwise they would be in
differently received Believe me, dear slrs grats-
N''' '' ]. NJ. JOHNSON.
gfTCv Missionary in China. +,
From Rev, II. Telford, Missionary in China, now
visiting ut his home In Washington, Pa.
Dear Sirs-During II residence ef some ten years
as missionary In Siam aud China, Rand y,dr
Pain Killer most valuable remedy f + that fearful
SC urae, the cholera. In administering the mcdl-
cine und II most oiltctual to give teaspo,ful II
Pain Killer in gill q h, water swcetcncd with
sugar; then aitor atut lc minutes, begin 10 give n
Tablespoonful cf the Same mixture every hnlfhtur
until relief was o. taincd Apply hot aphicat ons
b. the extremt'cs. pathe the stomach with the
Pain Killer dlear, md rub the limbs irislly. OF
faithfully in the way stated abeve, eight cut u ten
recovered. ~"
fHfr I'll Truly yours,
II. TELF0RD.
n ATTACK ed with dinrrhoea, dyscntcry or crainp-
collie, don't de ay the use Of the Pain Killer.
Beware ofal i'm tatlene. f
The Pain Killor s-old by all dru sgists.
PERRY DAVIS Il Sun,
r~4 "a No. Hsh 81. Providence, ri
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sCRoF U l. a,

ry-Sold by all Druggists.
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rf. 70 = - ' .-
s+eva H2t
I want the people
of LamoiHe Co.
to understand
that ii is nat my
intention to let
the reputation Of
~ the old stand run
doUn. I shall
keep a full stock
$4,000 TAJ
arl# an ~flu
e.8.. Gll @LoJa
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NOTICE,
t)AINTS FOR FARhll RS AND OTTIERS.-
| TuE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT co M

tlAINTS FOR FARhll RS AND OTIIERS.--
| THE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT co. are
new manufacturing the Best Cheapest aid most
DuIaule Paint in use two ats we'll put ON, NJ xed
18th pure Linsocd oil, Will last l0Q ~ years; 1t IL
of II ...ht 4ruwn or Leautitl chocolate cplur, aud
can changed to green, lead, stone dra olive or
cream, a. suit the tate of the customer. II Is yalu-
ALE for Houses, Earns, Fences, Carriage and Car
Mai cis Pals and Woodeniwarc, Agricultural In
Ia was, NJ, tai and shiulle Roufs I being Gre and
wnter proofJ Flor oil Cloths, Gone manufacturer
having used 1000 bills the past year and as paiI
for ady purpose Is unsurpassed for au9y duia My,
e!ust G T., aud adhesvcnoss. Price 81 per Dbl. oi
IN w.. which will supply farmer fer years T.
,ome. Warranted in all cases MS We. Send foi a
,rcuial which lives full pa tculars. None genu-
mo unless branded In q tiado mark, Grafton Mine.
al Paint. Person can order tho Paint and remit
the money on receptf the goods. Address
nIDWELL a. CO.,
81 2ji Pearl Street N. Y.
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g7-PEnaY DAVIS Vegetable Puia-kiI.

ler'--We clip the following from the Providence
General Satgtiser "At this season Of the year, when
cholera, cholera morius, dyscntery, and ether kin
bred diseases are sure t. prevail, cyerytt dy should
DC literally supplied with the Pain Killer Per
sons leaving home, whether II DC iura days cxc,r-
sion or trip to Europe, should be condition To
place thor hands on II at a moments warnng.-
Many diseases Incident o. tho sumner months which
VII Prove fatal If not Immediately checked, osn be
promptly cured by or two doses Of the pain-kil-
Ter. ON more than ono occasion have we been re-
leycd % intense suffering by the timely use OF the
above nancd preparation" Sold by all Druggists
Grocers and Medicine Desler. S~i
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Special Notices.
LAMOILLE VALLEY RAILROAD
COMPANY.

NoTICE.-The Stockholders Of the Lamoille
Valley Rlilroad Company are hereby notified
that their Annual Meeting will be held at the
American House, in Hyde Park, VT, on Tues
day, August 10th, A. D. 1869, at one O'Clock,
in the afternoon, for the purpose of electing a
Board of Directors, and to transact any other
business that may come before the meeting.
By Order of the Directors
]. II. GEORGE, Clerk.
Hardwick, July 10th, 1869.
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NOVICE.

NJTICE. ~ -
Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders OF
the Lamoille Valley Rtilroad Company, that at
a regular meeting held On the 10th d'ty of July,
AID 1861, ut 81. Johnsbury, VT, the President
and Directors of said Company made an equal
Stockholders Of said CcmdNny, and directed the
same to be paid to the Treasurer Of said Compa-
ny on or before the first day Of S ptenIber, A.D
SO !, and that notice thereof should be publish
ed in the Llmeille Newsletter.
Dated at Sheldon, in the county of Franklin,
this 26th day of July, 1869,
D. D. WEAD,
Treasurer Of the LamUile Valley Railroad
Co. IS