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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-01-05

THE ECLECTIC for January contains ::
Establishment; The phantoms of st.
Marks; Among the Muscovites; The
Hindu view of the late eclipse; Madame
de Lafayette Legends Of the Black
Forest; The Suns distance Clever
Women !; He knew he was Right
Chapter VII, VIII, TX Ancient Man
uscripts; The Mancinis or Cardinal
Mazalin ; The Worlds sympathy {;
Some new facts In the History of Queen
Mary Asleep and Awake Marrying
by lot; Comets of short period Weak
Sisters; Poetry; Notes on books; Sci
ence; Varieties.
Single copies IS cents; one copy, one
year, $500; two copies, one year, S0.O !;
five copies, one year, $1,000 Address
E, r. Pelton, Publisher,
los Fulton ST., New York.
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THE GALAXY for January contains
Cipher. q novel; New York Journalists
The Liberal Triumvirate of England
A Belt of Asteroids; The Dream Child
Tho Lanman Scandal and a number
Of other interesting and instructive ar
tlcles. Subscription price, S4 year.
Sheldon & Co publishers, 49s and 500
Broadway, NY.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

will also he found invaluable in cases OF Darrhea
Dysentery, Collie, Summer Complaints, Gripping
and in fact every disoriered condition OF the stom
ach.
Sold by Druggists in city or country every
where at - per bottle, or by application to
THE c. G. CLARK CO.,
lie Projectors, New Haven, Ct.
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DRUGGISTS.

Any druggist in the country will tell you. il
YOU take the trouble to enquire, that every one
that buys a bottle Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure from
him speaks in the most unqualified praise ot its
great medicinal virtues
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Toes COUGH BALSAM.

Ibis long-trlel and popular Remedy "a ogaiu
called TO the attention Of the public. As often as
Inc year rolls around. the propretors annuallv
make their bow to the people, and remind them
mat amongst the many things required for the
health. comfort. and sustenance of the family
through the long and tedious months Of winter
Cues Cough Balsam should not be forgotten. For
years it has been a household medcins--and
mothers anxious for the safety Of their children.
and all who suffer from any disease OF the throat
ehest and lungs, cannot afford to be without r.
In addition TO the ordinary four ounce SO long In
the market, we now furnish our mammoth family
SIZE bottles which will. in common With the other
size, be found at all Drug Stores.
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CLERGYMEN.

The Rev. Isaac Aiken, Of lleghany testiiesp
that 1t has cured him after all other remedies ha
failed
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FOR GROUP.

ihe Haisan VIII be fOt nd invaluable, and NAV
Always 1e relied upon in the most extreme case:
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An Act making provisions for The suppo

An Act making provisions FOR The support
of Government.
His hereby enacted, 80.
SEC. l. A tax of forty cents on the
dollar is assessed on the list of the polls
and ratable estate of the inhabitants of
this State for the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-eight, to be paid INTO
the treasury of this State by the first day
of June next in money, certificates or notes
issued by the Treasurer, or orders drawn
on the treasury by authority of law.
SEC, g. The sum of fifty thousand
dollars is appropriated for the Lieutenant.
Governor, the Senate and House Of Rep
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WHOOPING COUGH.

Inc testimony Of all who have used it for this
seirl ie disease during the last years is. that
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LITERARY NOTICES.
Bridport, Dec. %, 1868.


WHlTNEY's MUSICAL GUEST for jan
uary Is on our table prompt to time as
usual, and freignted with musical
stories and items, also Choice New
Music Dear Old Wedding Ring" by
Dondore; meet me, Gentle Bright
Eyed Bessie" by Shattuck and "Eu-
reka Mazurka Polka" by Robner. The
above music is of the best quality, and
would cost in sheet form more than the
subscription price for a year. Brothers
take it for your sisters, If no sisters for
"your lady friend" Terms only slOO
per year. Liberal premiums for clubs.
Address, w. w. Whitney, Toledo, O.
LITTELL's LIVING AoE, No. 1882, for the
week ending Dec. 26th contains Clever
Women, Blackwood's Magazine The Count v
House on the Rhyme, part vi, by Berthold
Auerbach, author of son the eights,, &c
translated for he Living Age from Die Presse
The Bulwer Scandal, London correspondent
! ettice Lille, part H. Cornhill Magazine Will
Emigration Last Spectator Animal Reyer.
ence, Spectator English and French Giles
Saturday Review Barter in the Nineteeth
century Pail Mail Gazette, A japanese Gram
mar Saturday Review; The Future of Photo
g'aphy, Imperial Review, William Mother.
Wills Poems, churchman's Family Magazine
besides short artic es and poetry.
To new sub cribers RENTING to the pub.
fishers for the year 1869, The Living Age i,
sent from the beginning Of Auerbaeh iomanc,
( 1877 } to January lst 1859, free o
charge.
Lttsll K Gay, publishers, 80 BrOm6eld ct
Boston
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Approved, November 10Th, 1868.

FHO
Librarian.
II is hereby enacted, etc.
SEC. /. The annual compensation and
salary of the Secretary Of the Board OF
Trustees and Librarian of the State Lii
brary shall be three hundred and fifty
dollars,
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect
from October LIST, 1858.
Approved, Nov. 9th, 1868.
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SORE THROAT.

-. h'sp your tn cat wet with the Balssm--tsLir,,
M and oiie1-aud vtu will very soon find reling
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An Act fixing compensation for publico
ton Of the laws in newspapers,

An Act liking compensation TOR puollcas
ton Of the laws in newspapers.
IL is hereby enacted, etc.
Sec, /. Publishers of newspapers in
this State, who shall insert and publish in
their respective paper, or in supplements
thereto, all the Acts designated by the
Secretary of State, as provided in section
fourteen of chapter five of the General
Statutes, shall be allowed twenty-five dol-
lars for such entire publication.
SEC. 2, Section fifteen Of chapter
Eve Of the General Statutes, and Gan
act to amend section fifteen of chapter five
of the General Statutes" approved Nov.
22nd, 1864, are hereby repealed.
DEC. g. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, Nov. 20th, 1868,
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

-Cacralt, the London hangman. has been
retired on account Of old age He has hanged
several hundred criminals.
-Deep-sea dredging has revealed the flct
that an extraordinary abundance of animal
life exists in the oceans lower depths. Ami
mails OF high organization aud with perfect
eyes have been brought up by Mr.. Gwyn JEFF
freys, whose interesting report has just been
made before the English Royal Society.
The latest proposal to overcome the dini-
culties Of crossing the Strai,s5f Dover, be-
tween England and France, Is TO build large
ferry boats, capable Of carrying the trains
over, and somewhat similar TO the boats that
formerly transported the Baltimore trains
across the Susquehannah River.
Lord paimerston, eleven years ago, ex-
pressed the opinion that the Suez Canal
scheme was the greatest bubble ever i'm
pQsed upon the crrdulity and simplicity OF
the country" Robert Stephenson. the great
engineer, who had conquered the difficulties
of the kilsby tunnel and built The Menai
bridge, endorsed Pamerston's opinion, stating
that the canal was physically impossible"
The predictions OF high tide, with which
Captain Sayby disturbed the peace OF all ports
and harbors, reached Singapore in due course,
and incitcd the merchants of the municipality
| TO erect barriers TO stem Its anticipated inva-
vasion. The alarmed citizens expended about
$4,000, and on the day of the expected inun-
dation the tide was net quite so high as usual
Since then the curious observer who wandcrs
the streets OF that oriental port may detect
slight undertone Of blasphemy In the business
quarters, and science and SaXby come in for
| about an equal share of the maletict!un.
The English people are not little grail
fled that they are to have On Improvement In
the matter OF sausages. Hitherto when they
made meal Of the linky hash they could not
be certain what they were not eatlng-but let
that pnss. 1t Is sufficient to say that plan
has been started In Melbourne for converting
kangaroo meat into sa,sages for the Lohdon
market, and henceforward the Melbourne
sausagcs may be added 10 pork.ple, as articles
of food which, like Artcmns Ward, we may
feel confidence in eating. Some of the tImid
Brltons insnuate gentle doubt whether an
karoo meat will prove ralatable and whole
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dec7O CiTf9

RfrTllE GREAT PICTORIAL ANNU-
AL.-HoSTErTER'S United States Almanac rol
ls1o, for distribution, gratis, throughout the
United States, and ali civilized countries Of thu
Western Hemisphere, Is now reaIy fol dstrlbu.
ton, and all who wish to understand the true
philosophy OF health should read and ponder She
valuable suggestions /; contains. In addition tG
Gu admirable medicinal treatise the causes
prevention and cure OF great variety OF diseases
.s.,- -. '---~ n'nn,int intnrni al Ion in .er
estlng TO the merchant, tue .,.."...-, 49, -.
the farmer, the planter, and professional man:
and the calculations have been made for such me : :
ridians and ATTITUDES as are most suitable for N
correct and comprehensive National Calendar
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary,
effects OF HoSTErTERS STOMACH BITTERS.
the staple tonic and Alternative OF more than half
the Christian world, are fully set forth In i.s
pages. which are also interspersed with pictorial
illus'rations, valuable recipes for the household
and farm, humorous anecdotes, and other In.
structiVe and amusing reading matter, originaU
and selected. Among the ANIMALS appearing witk
the opening OF the year, this s one OF the most
useful and may be had for ne asking The
proprletors, Messrs. HoSTETTER & SMITH, oil
receipt OF q two cent stamp, will forward copy
by mall to any person who cannot procure one In
his ncighborhood. The BITTERS are sold in ever,
city, town and village, ma extensively used
throughout the entire civilized world.
dcc2I GDSc
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\ scArrlwG IDENTIFICATION or rrlfocr- rnr

cAnrET-BAG ooT&gSoR Or GEORGIA.
In the Washington dispatches 20 the Uosicn
Advertiser, ;hc ab!es; aud NEST respectable uf
the Rad!cA: newspapers o; Scw England, We nnd
the following:
Governor Buiork's conduct here since tris
Georgia bill cane up has been sadly wanting iB
dignil; anal rcSreg; .ur Ills ciL:c. and uJay per-
so'iS speak OF u IL shamriui. To-day ana yes.
icrday Ne was ;hc bu..e-i man II The House.
AMI constantly, while ihr hi was under discus.
Sion, has beer 'iong al hc conil 10 manipulate
us provisions and get !: hHrd 10 his own liking
lie Il "nciaily charged. Il: documents laid b;iutr
Inc tloiSr hi the STATE treasurer. EcDIullCau OF
many ycaiS' sane - w!;h rSing Eity.unc ihou.
sanI dollars OF Siait nIOn.; IN LiTcct violation OF
law. with nppioprid,iIr four Thousand dollars 10
himself anu ne"cr accounting tRercior, with tax
!ng AMI paving Ins .en ;hOlS6l.d Iul,arI in dis.
obedience OF Ia" ortlc! W the lower branch ci .he
Legislature, wi.h using nearly one hundred thou
sih dollars IL the way " ra:roha.e To by nEu
enCc, ana VITA selling two hundred aEu XtY-iiyc
tfuuSand ur.idrS IN state buI,,S lo warrant or
colur OF authority to the great det imeui Ol The
state credit and IN" discomfort OF creditors I'm
this country ami Europe. Il lac Legislature hu,,
met In regular way n" would rroD.l,y hare
teen impcacned. ',;s !iieIus say ;..t now he
VIII oc elected! 10 The S"iai" II ine United States
iH january. In vicw Of AL .hc circumstances VI
Ills case, gentlemen Oi character saN he Las
shown extreme ilupruIcnce.'' .
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TIE SEw f1xANcIAL SCHEMA E.
Secretary Boutwcirs Funding Bill and
the Proposed New Lonn--Foreign OBJ
Ijections--Oppo,ition OF the National
Banks--Proposcd Gold Notes.

SGonirmins the Important financial intcui-
rSEae given IN n special telegram to THE M,
. sn fS.uIy last, the Northern papers publish the
lfciloying dispatch:
isAbtary boutwell, has prepared, and Intended
'fJfSSfrcsentcd III The Senate yesterday, IA bill
10 fa.i The public debt, substantially OH the
plan proposed ID his annual report, but the con.
sluerAtlon ul executive business prevented tie
senator entrusted with IL from submitting il In
open sessUii. II VIII I've laid In the meantime DC.
f9re the Finance Committee Of that body for con.
elucrntiUli during tnc recess
~ The bill proposes INST, new loan not exceeding
twelve hundred millions OF dollars principal and
interest pLyabic III coin; second. likes The Interest
AZ Ia PER ccEt., tu DC paid SciDi.annuaily, and
that iIe same shall be paid to European holders
tol the loan, IL Paris, London, aul Frankfort;
thild tiit the Dohts, principal aiid interest, shall
DC exempt num taxation; lourill that the bun,ls
Known as iiSe.tYcniy bonds, shall be received IN
exchange lur the new bonds.
The reason ln4t ilc amount OF the proposed
loan Is limited 10 Sl,2OU, ,UU0 Is based On the
belief ol the treasury that II VIII reduce the
bonded debt - purchase Of bonds during the
iprcschi s.ai y,Lr to fourteen hundred and iify
luiiiiuhs oi dritia. lht Secretary deems IL pr,i.
uelt 10 leave onisiLntlns Two hundred anu nIIy
lnil!ioh o hfciwcniy ponds. Since ths loan
was proposed ny tne department. II has been
-Irccy canya,scd, aud has bren received with
More uis;aTUr ihan favor.
Foreign capitalists nave written that II the eX.
kehanSc oi J-Js Is maize compulsory II Will injurc
h;ncrcan credit abroad, but they have been an.
compulsory. iue next interest opposing 1t Is
that oI the ha'uh'1 banks, who seem 10 be agaiIIsi
banking OH q 4la pr cenI. bond,
! A member 0i Tue senate Finance Commit,e &c
hos prepared II bll to'.c introduced In january
uro.ii,g Tor ihe isslc vi ruld notes ar yolJ rcri
acales S Inc ircssaaS , o o' 81 dsnominations 10
you'd bc an important sep tOsards specie pay.
meniH without involving amy Sry great risk.
rhc notes are to bc redcemable n tile holders
Sp;,on ~ gOl, and are 10 be usc,, in business
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THE BARyUELL RACES.
First Day.
raoM OUR ows coEHEsroNDENr.J
oAEs, EAnSwELl. ). C.. December

OARS DARNwELi., >. C.. December -.
All Barnwei vas alive yesterday, and br
eleven O'clock liic natives iu the many visitors.
w.n yer. p,,r,nking ut thc opcn-halded hospital.
ny "1 llc citizens, were thrir way 10 the Sacr.
!, wc"G S"ss.s' tnc weather. MAS threatening but
= iWI"aairN .ui ..c large con,oursc g. spectators
II 'li,I n", iain un.i ,iitcr the races were over
i!lc ~. * MAS heavy. anl tho time made was
consequently sl"S Tncrc were three races, a,
follows:
fl.Sr-X.LK ASD REPEAT.
Match between General Ilagood's cl. m Sa.
u luda aiii Mr.. II. W. Richardson's ID. 2. Agate
Saiada winning both heats with ease.
m :. sEccSD-Two MILE DASH.
ID '..acra Ilig0od's ,. $. Iiill Stoney and n H.
Bo.ce's charcr BARS colt Pee Dee. THIS race
r,s the most eicitns.nr the day, bu, Was marre,I
a{y Pee bee bolt:no int ;rsc!i within six hundred
'Ttrds OF The Judges stand. Pee bee WAS ahead
sts,r:a Tins moment ami The betting was three 10
Dnc against Bll Stoney, although some OF his
friends claim that he would have won had Pee
Dec not bolt..,.
4 fEiED-yrLE AND REPEAT.
M II. W. Richardson's john IIoopers colt against
tStephen Meyers lIerzog colt. The former win
ming both heats with ease.
Thls ended the regular races OF the day. Then
{ cainc 4 dash OF siX hundred yards between a
mare Of Mr.. Counts and u colt OF General Hagoo,l.
Named SunlOwn. This was 4 we'll contested race,
!. rundown bling vanquished. as have already
4 stated. The track was heavy, and the best time
i Aadc was a:ll.
I'i.lt has been raining or and on all day today,
~ an, consequently everybody l. rrutublil,y n nd
hoping iha, tomorrow Will Lc bright day. rsnre
will be SIX races. a.ld there is much enthusiasm
on the subject.
Everything WAS done by the gallant soldier
president and his courteous assistants that could
= enhance tile day success. II Is SUBJECT OF COLI
graduation that south Carolina can boast uf one
Jockey Club II active operation, and one, TOO, 80
sSlwell conductc n th. sherwood Jockey Club, OF
I, Barnwel County. This club has some seventy
L ave or eighty mcnbefs, and 80 much interest Is
sFelt 10 the success uf the club that its member,
'S,yill rapidly increase.
(Sl Last night the amateur corps dramaiiquc enter.
ts9incl Il select AMI delighted audience by The
aiR'irited rendition Of the "Lady oi Lyons" AS
st$ne audience and actors were en- ruppor! all OF
yyne minor defects. II critic could have discover
SAfd any, were overlooked and the evening came
u PHEASANT Close. SEMLUu.
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Alarrie0.

TRENHOLM M-GiRARDEAU. On wednesday
morGing. December 81. 1859, lt the Glebc Street
Ghn:cs, bv TIC Rev. J. H. Mack, THOMAS B. TRES-
no! Nani -tr,I., eldest daughter Of the Rev. j..
l.. &, arGesrS y.
.FRlPP-BAIOT-In Winnsboro'. on Wednesday
morning. December e2d. by the Rev. K. W. Mem
!ninScr. NAEIoH w. FRiFr or Beaufort. to ELIZA
fcHGrsoS. eldest daughter OF the late Richard H..
Bacot, OF Charleston. No cards.
AL.EY-yEULQUEZ.-o wednesday morn.
ing, december n ,s"1, at the residence cf A.
r. n 1Ssa5'a BY ~: Es5 W H. earS
and M,ss Ii GESiR +. IECLQuEZ, OF Augusta, Ga.
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tN DOLLARS A YEAR.
as isle has !

n" gets ''hat lie has har,;.incG "Jr.
Robinson cTusoc's :. S-s isle has bSen
coonizti 10y aw..!-org. izct; company oi ties
man enigrnrD. II W.. ccdcd in lsfG to KolN
cft "ciirdaa; an engineer iron. Saxony. nine;
after !rrvir,, The United sia;.y as major du-
ing ;he ysrui ;ic rebellion. engaged in cx.
rioratua :cT railroad companies in South
America. Fie i,as iniiiccd coinpany OF Ger
mans. sixty or scrcnty Ia number, 10 migrate
to ihi4 islsnd. AMI they are quite delighted with
their prospects They End /; lovely and fer
t!.c SPOT. stocked already with herds OF wild
coats and With few wild horse. and donkeys.
They have brought with them cattle. swine and
fowls. agricultural and fishing Implements.
ans al nrcd.u equipments fora .,rvn- colony.
The groiic. so famous as $Y,irson's house
still rriaans. Ii Is situated in . large valley.
covered With an exuberant growth of Wild
innips. Gillian youngs,er, who has charge
uF the swine. .s assigned 20 this velicy.g.ns the
tnrilips afford soo'l ircding;o the swine, and
he may revive memo les Of Robinson by TAX
Ing possession o! The groito As ,juar Eernan-
dez is now u rrsnar s.opp!r,; place ~hc"e
wha,sis take IN wood anG water, O shall have
frequent reports Of the fortunes or The nc"
coistesk., mm
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so UTH An EHIC1.

NEW loRx, December &c.
The tr,zcra brings Panama dates TO the 10th.
II * reported that Peru had sold the Gamer II.
r. Cur!vr TO the Sicaraguan Government ami
that after repairing. she will b. used 10 prey upon
The Spanish shipping III Cuban waters.
The Bolivian revolution. under Morales. has been
suppressed
Moss OF the large warehouses at Santiago. rn!n.
have been rlrGcL ca'isirga u ncavy loss.
General ilnrlhut had heen Rnoficiay received
at Bcgo;a AMI speeches were made ai!n,l!ng Ia
vvrablr to the proposed Daricn canal.
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9s- NoricR.-orFIoE SAVANNAH

@S- notice. OFFICE SAVANNAH
AND CHARLESTON EA!I ROAD COMPANY.
CHARLESTON, :. C.-Thc COUPONS ler interest
on the lontls OF the Savannah and Charleston
iaroal Company FIRST MORTGAGE, which
mature January lst, 1870, viii be pail OH prcscn-
tati0n al the banking Llus. OF Il. L. KiMPTON,
Financial Agsnt State o. south Carolina. No. 0
Nassau street, New York. 3. W FISHER,
dCcaT u Treasurer.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Ten more Spanish gunboats have gone TO
sea from New York.
The tughoa, Nore exploded at her dock in New
York haibor yesterday, and one man WAS killed.
Tie employees of the Mobile Register had
Christmas banquet Oh Saturday, which Is spoken
OF us Il very pleasant ahnir. o.
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Special Nol,ses.


g2Ss'' NOTICE-ALL PERSONS INTER-
ESrED in the draw.as OF the Handsome Music
Box al NcN SANTES'S. who have neither paid
iur iEvir chauccs nor left their full names ana
places cr residences, will please call and settle
icr ,hciu ih!s forenoon, 80 the drawing eau take
p!lce TIES ATrEESoo% ~ o'cicck.
r vON SAErEE.
: dcc:7 NcNi door 10 The Kew Opcra.iioasc
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S;, sss2raasa sank nNk s5ks OF SOUTH
OF the provisions OF the Act Or Marc 1862 Will THIS
DAY resume active operations at their Office, No.
20 Broad street. JAMEs; b. BETTS
dec2I Cashier
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MI Tie Under Secretary OF the Brl:isilForcien
y5Depalimcnt, John Arthur Otn ay, Esq, In Asprccb
Nat Chal ham OH Wednesday, stated that IL act
HBad been drafted, which would be brOuglAbc.
b fore niI:amcnl AT It's next session, enabling Nj
ish SUBJECTS to divest themselves Of nationally
/ whenever they saw 1T TO do so.
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ru,ER4L or nR. sr.lHroN.

WAsHIHGToS, December &c.
Mr. Stanton will bc buried tomorrow. At
the request uf Mrs. Stanton The CONN is closed,
and no Is allowed iv see the face. No military
nniiorms viii be pcrinuted to appear in the cere
monies.
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funeral Notice s;SS

aso- TIE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AMI
a:iluaintances o! Mr.. and Mrs. AUGUSTUS HANlI.
TON. and OF their respective families. and the
nctnter> OF Trinity Church, are respectfully in
vitci 20 a;'end:sc funeral services Oft alter,
fuis ArrEgS;'CS, ut 3 oc.ecl, at Tria:,y Caurcl,
without further invitation. dec2T-
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Bs- AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
TRuSsES.-Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured.
Sent postpaid oil reccipt of 10 cents Address
Dr. L. i. PooTE, No 40 Lexington avenue. New
York. dcclb wfm3mos
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sas- ERRORs or YOUTH.-A GENTLE.

EB- ERRORS OF YUUTH.-A GENTLE-
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Do
bilIty, Premature Decay, and ell the effects oe
youthful indlscretion, WILL for the sake of snner
ing humanity, send free to all who need IT, tho rs-
ceIpt and directions for making the simple rem
cdy by which he was cured. Sufferers Wishing to
pront by the advertisers experience, can do -
by addressing, with perfect confidence, JOHN r.
OGDEN. No. - Cedar street, New fsrk. .
move 3pos