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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-01
Now - the Fin,

To repair the iuroads made upon tLeobvsicll
strength by the heated term which has closed
with September The vitality that mas r,eeu
oozing through the pores in the form OF peI.ni.
ration, for the last three months requires 10 L.
replaced as 4 Prcpara;iye TO the cold season
which makes such disastrous havoc with IL.
Taxed and untoned systems The reserve o.
vigor with which the stcutest man commence,
the summer campaign is drained out OF him al
its close. and unless by some mcaus he acquire
4 new stock of vital energy whcrewith To en-.
counter the shock of colder season, he maN
ia oop and witner like the falling leaves whose
liie.iuices are exhausted. II II is thus with the
struu. how much more perilpu, : the condition
OF the weak and ailing Their reason must sug
rrsr to them. more iurCibIy than hese printed
words the necessity for IMMIGRATION, and the
world having decided, alter an experience 81
almost a quarter Of a Cer tury, that HOS IL l.
rEE'> STOMACH BITTEGS embrace such
restorative properties as are not possessed Hy
any ~ hei tonic and Alternative preparation II
rXs''nCe. The Importance OF ting 10 that
Grcdi kENOvAIOG MD REGULATOR OF THE NJ
MAN MACHINE, al this critical seasOu, Is as oov'.
o' = as the ! Ght OF Gay. Let all who desire 10
escape AN attack OF chills and ct, bilious re-
ultlvut lever, dN>cn'sly V, diaIrE9d, dyspepsia.
NeUmAtl>m hNpuChuutI ia, OF auv other of tine
HLeaSes Of which the Fall season is the prolific
P"t-ur, have recourse promptly to this Cu!e.
! u'attt prev, nttve aud restorative.
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Oxtoby & Dufield will remove their Jewelry
Store 10 l0I Market street, ono of the new store
rooms in Bailey : block, on or before November
LIST. sepg.
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NOTICE.
ESTRAY COW
v. C. C. C. F.


A VALUABLE GRAIN, GRAPE AND
"A Grazing Farm for sale, 100 acres, magnif.
cent, inexhaustible soil, two miles back OF
Martins Ferry and Bridgeport, in Belmont
county, Ohio, near TO two pixies now construct
ing. 1t is better adapted to grape culture than
the river bills, as it is not so much exposed TO
fogs and that state of atmosphere which pro
duGes milGcw, &C; lies 10 Z. ). and 5. Z. prin.
Cipally; well watered and timbered.
Has 80 Apple. 50 Ounce, 30 Plum and many
Cherry, Pear and other fruit trees; largo two.
story Frame House Stable, Corn and Wagon
Shed; also good Log tenant house, &c, &c.
Sale 10 take place Oh the premises on
Tuesday, the 10Th day of Oc-
tObcr next.
For particulars enquire of
L. H. COCHRAN,
At the Law Office of Peck d Cochran,
Octl-d tw&wtd Wheeling w. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-01

Be BrAUTIFUL.-If you desire beauty
you should use Hagan's Magnolia
Balm.
1t gives soft, refined, satin-like tex
ture to the Complexion, removes Rough
ness, Richness, Blotches, Sunburn, Tan,
&c, adds tinge of Pearly Bloom to the
plaiuest features. 1t briugs the Bloom
of Youth to TIE fading check and changes
the rn,tic Country Girl into Fashion.
able City Belle.
In the use of the Magnolia Balm lies
the true secret of Beauty. No Lady
need complain of her Complexion who
will invest 75 cents in this delightful
article.
Lyons Kath&iron is the best Hair
dressing in use.
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't'Hl> lNrALAuTh
L REMEDY does MOI

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-01

heaung MalCtlu- VI WAX Eyes, 'nI I'M
paired Memory, when caused Ny the violence OF
Cttarrh, as they all frequently ave ! offer in
snHd faith a standing reward OF s5vo for case
VI N'tSErh that cannot cure.
FOX SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE.
PRICE Only so CENTS.
hII" SN Suot druggist tot he REMEDY but if be
NS LOT got II on sale, don't b ui,r of by. accent
lug any miserable worse than wHI tS,oSs suh.ti.
I LUZ out enclose sixty cents 10 me, aHS IN.
heihieGS WI be seat you, post paid. tUnT
SsoAases s2,O1, or one dozen for $500 Send a
lG cent stamp for DIR. Sage's pamphlet ~. -
N'rh. Address the Proprietor,
X. V. PIERCE, VI. D..
BUFFALO V Y
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TOWN TRIPLES.

New ADVERTISEMENTS WashingtOn
Mills Flour.
Notice-Partner Wanted.
Not0e-LibraTy Association.
Estray Cow.
VIC. G. G. F,
Public Notice.
Fall and Winter Dry Goods.
Opera House-BencfitO of Mr.. Gregston.
FULL LINE of Tooth, Hair and Nail
Brushes, Combs, Soaps, Pomades, Toilet
Sets, Perfumery, etc, Just received by
Edmund Booking and Booking II Car
roll.
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Store Rooms for Rent.

TIE DESIRABLE sSRE ROOM. IN ODD
| FELLOWS HALL, Monroe street occn,
pied as Fru and FSyer Store during the
summer. is for rent, b by the mouth or
year. Enquire on the ptR Ses.
scp29.lw ~. K. BCLLARD
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.


or week ..-.l5 cts. Per mOnth.--.--65 cts.
TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat.
urdayl
One copy, yr.. & 4 90 One copy, 6 mos. g. 90
Five copies Vt. 20 % One copy 5 mos. l 90
free copy will be sent to the getter up of
each club of FIVE.
WEEKLY REGISTER,
One copy, w.. 81 90 Rive copies, 1yr 100
One copy, g mos. l 90 Ten copies, VT. 1s 90
One copy, mos 50 Twenty VI. 80 90
free copy Of the WEEKLY will be sent for
each club of Ten; and tree copy OF the TRI-
WEEKLY will be sent for each club of TWENTY.
DER ARBEITER FREUND.
GERMAN WEEKLY
By Mail...-.s2 90 BY Carrier.--... = >
Same club rates as WEEKLY REGISTER.
Advertising Rates per square
"a square is of an inch spaceJ
One time......SI 90 One weck.--..-..S3 90
Two times.. 30 Two " ,eks..-...- 40
Three timcs..... 90 One month";. %
LOCAL NouCEs," per line, IS cents, bat no
aOtice inserted for less than one Dollar.
Advertisements in Weekly.
One Square, each insertion ----.--.Sl w
Special Notices" per liRe.--.---.--'.---. %
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PI5EsEIE NOTICE.
DY VIRTUE OF TWO POWERS EXE
ID cuted by David Mccartney, dated Octobe
18TH 1853 | will sell on

l5th, Is,9. / VIII sell on
Tuesday, the 10Th day Of Oc-
tOber, 1869,
at 10 o'clock A NJ, at the front door of the Court
House, in the city of Wheeling. thirty six OF
the first mortgage bond- Of the Hempfeld Rail.
road Company, Of five hundred dollars each
with the coupons attached thereto.
lsO, at the same time aud place, will sell
the sun of sixteen thousand d liars of the said
first mortgage bonds of the said Hemphtld Raj.
road Company, with the coupons attached
thereto, in addition TO those above named.
Also | will sell at the same time and place.
two other first mortgage bonds of the said
Hemptield RailrOad Company for five hundred
dollars each, with the con ions attached thereto.
Terms OF Sale-Cash in hand.
OrtUDer |, 1863.
OCtl til NJ. REILLY.
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Lyons Kathairon is the best Hair
dressing in use.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-01

Special attention given to the repair of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles, &c.
Work guaranteed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-01-20

NUMBER OF llENs.-A stock of from twelve
to twenty hens, with two or three cocks, are
sufficient for moderate sized family. lf
more are kept they will not do so well, as the
cocks will disagree. If suffered to roost out
in the tops or branches of trees in winter and
summer, aud made to scratch for a living the
best way they can, it cculd scarcely be ex-
pected they would prove thrifty and profta-
Bile. Vermin and Indictment weather would
blight expectations. Neither are all situa-
lions favorable to raising poultry; there are
many lands of a wet nature, where chickens
will rot thrive. Generally light sand or
gravely soil is preferable.
Poultry proves very profitable branch Of
small farm conveniently situated find
ready market and sale in our numerous large
city markets, and on large farms they posi-.
lively cost little or nothing. There are gen.
orally large quantities Of grain scattered in
barn.yards and lost unless eaten BY fowls
there are myriads of insects, such as flies,
bugs, worms, grasshoppers, &C., which NUM-
bers are diminished by the cock and his fo-
lowers and even If kept up and fed, exper-
ence shows that for the amount of capital it,
vested, the poultry contributes, in proportion,
as great a return as any part of the farm
Country Gentleman.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-01-20
CATARRH sCROFULA

- Lady who had suffered for years mon, Deafness
uaiarfh and Scroinla was cured by giinplo remedy
er sympathy and gratitude prompts her 10 send the ro
eclps nee OF charge 20 any one similarly afflicted Ad
dress air. NJ g. L., Hohokcn n. j,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-01-20

Tie Clover ami Lime Theory in Practice.
Iprom the American Agriculturstl
We have had much to say upon the benefits
Of using lime and clover upon WORKOUT soils,
to give them start. And yet We are appre-
hcnsiye that many Of our readers have
regarded the matter as mainly theoretical, aud
will not be induced to try it. Although
agriculture is admitted TO be tentative art,
some things are settled as well as they ever
can be by any amount Of experiment.
Among them is the utility of applying lime
to soils that have not already enough Of it,
and cropping with clover to add vegetable
matter and ammonia TO thin, light soils, or
those that do not give remuneratiye crops.
In a recent trip over the line Of the New
jersey Central Railroad, we saw abundant
evidence Of the renovation of worn-out farms.
Thirty years ago these farms were unproduc-
tive, aud many Of their owners were anxious
to sell out at thirty dollars an acre and emil
CRATE. II was difficult to sell at any price.
Now one will have to go far to find a more
beautiful farming region than stretches from
Plainlield, New Jersey, to Easton, Pennsyl-
yauia. Farms are worth from 1928 to 5000
per acre, and are constantly increasing in
value. 1t is true some of this rise is due to
the railroad, which affords better facilities
for marketing, but the most Of it is owing to
the better management of the land. They
make more Of clover than in the regular
Pennsylvania rotation, as it comes in oitener
The rotation is /, corn upon a clover sod,
lined; >, oats B, wheat with the manure of
the farm f. clover, to be cut or pastured
The farmers in all this region attribute the
great change in the value of their lands to
this rotation The crops are hxuriant, and
the wheat fields as promising as in any part
Of the West la all the better farming dis
ricts Of Pennsylvania, similar results are
manifest Clover and lime in connection
with the manure made upon the place, keep
the farms in good heart, and constantly i'm
proving. The average production of wheat
aud of corn in these districts is much higher
than in the Western States, which had a rich
er virgin soil Wherever this treatment of
the soil has been introduced, it secures the
most satisfactory results. We do not see
how this management Of the soil can be con-
sidercd as pertaining merely to the theory of
agrl culture, Yet the mass Of our farmers in
the Eastern States continue to raise clover in
small patches, as a forage crop, without ref
orcnoe to its value as a renoyator of the soil
If they would travel more aud see what is
accomplished in the line of their art, they
would form better views, both Of the theory
and practice Of agriculture.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-01-20
A MEXICAN COMPANY /!
RICHLY SCENTED

RICHLY SCENTED
4 o / l. L T S o A PS.
% So. Front ST., Phla. Is Barclay St., N. Y.
McKE0NE, VAN HAAGEN q 90.
Honey, Glycerisc, Elder Flower, Boquot
and Palm
In Qualify, Style and Perfume warranted equal 10 the
English, and sold fully 80 per cent cheaper which ac
counts for the great failing 90 the demand for the for
esn soaps and the unprecedented Of the 4usran
Company Toilet Sogs now sold every where in the United
states
MokEONE, VAN HAAGEN & co., Sole Manf'Tr,
Philadelphia and Now York.
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~ T. ~
y 0 4 III y II A Il q ID
J.dr-GIN A W a Y ..rFf
This is uo idle brag but % isas
TKlE As PREACHING.
or II T. N q n s T. n q L ID 90
~ - 80, - u.. 4.
voted 10 the Interests OF the American housewife, CON
tanning practical hints and suggestions for the Ncranda
the Drawing Room thc Dressing Room the Library thc
Conservatory the Nursery the hfpen'ifAt llt Nillth
ana the Paror tho regular subscription price ofwhch H
81 per year, ,.,..,,.,. ,.,,-,. ,,,,rra.
Is IRESENlED 'flthL NhAllSf
for one null year, to every now yearly sunscrncr o.
THE VERMONT RECORD * FARMER,
- $50 O., ,l,.,,.. ,l. -..,,,i,r .s,is.rtt,tf,t,
, WI" p'' f-'' go
P'ioo' vrpNfoNT Itt-sRANDs
80. .. 1r... IL EN- , w i1 a ,5
want l"h NI' oH Hfi III l,NlII(Ftt gnu
-. .,r,. rt.,',i- 49, nv ~ s,,,s.rh,cr
wan 1,frIs FiiisT and ,ce'lt siye Won THE LAST
-" 'i a. " a d X
So b., n ,r',t l. W .t,r. G,r tl,,s, Who fake !, TIM
80, ~ wa" r f" 49, 20, r. ,r,,r9f J,,rInr isca
'T D 81 ~ ~ WI 1NIliTE prit III 10 y,-,oo,,
,. M ~ -; 49,, ,ti N <SpvK
sla.o ns i ~, ~ R Ss f fi N y $3.50,
Yl e,retr of tba {crnoDt SAFE Rer o
IluIa''oI p Mess, IA iiiiNGiH r1, So,
nuIAoi NJ Nv III ann "a q nI' yTsI, ~ Me- ,
eeo7-1. ~, rit,-r q IN III ~ FtN ~ n,'t..n
SotIes r,oi r. i'm 81 III IN M m ~
SpeSy.atc IN g. 1.lVi,i Ft 49, Iii tee, o
@ddaeii fNr lad w. $50
s"s'u WI P7V prrNy II WHITE
hEN' ILiN H. n, -
M MrtSs for no Other Paper, in Vermont
the ARTICLES Of Nh White' Mr. Williams Mr. Cushing
aud Mr. lager will he copyr ghtcd, and can be
Obtained from no other Paper whatever.
Besides this r. b. sherman, Esq, Of Chicago, H. a
native vermonter will contribute IL articles entitled
Nermonters at the Vest Agentlenan In Boston will
contribute articles entitled "Nemontcrs in Boston
Dom OF these series on articles VIII ne copy fbheui eh
Gag o. 9stagsl ~ 20 gu i PPf, sr,-rs,rppe ,,,,
NE0Sl fAME MISl inIT LaAIWtEF1S
Topics pON WHICiiFNCIlONFiS I'll LIN p6STFD
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TICKET OFFICE
FOR TIE WEST AND SOUTHWEST

FOR TIE WEST AND SOUTHWEST
VIA
BURLINGTON nnd RUTLAND. TROY aud sCilEN-
ECrAnY. aad NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROADS,
0r via Chsmpalu Stauners, making direct connections
With The CHEAT WESTERN Railroad 10 Suspension
Brd-c. and LAKE SHORE Railroad al BUFFALO 70
CHICAGO. aud uli points beyond also via O0DENs-
BuHuii and GRAND TRUNK Railroads.
Tickets ior sale always al the lowest rates and lag
gage checked through via tho above routes.
For any Information desired caIl on or address
q. r. TRUE. Tickff Agsnf.
Oliee nt PAVILION, opposite 90 Depot
6ldaw MONTPELIER. VT.
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vFI2ATODTr w ATCHMAr< AND STATE JOURNAL.

from, tho c,ros nj sta,o IN his herds and fields.
and tbo sight and sound of the ocean, all en-.
dcorc1 IN Rim Inv the sweet memories ofrural
EG Mon who have chosen TO follow other
vocatiops of r,e. and who nursue them with
sncco.s s,ill lone for tbc pleasures and the
omnlovmcnts of tho farm All their plans
Of iiC, have Kind of natural elimination in
tbe dotornin,tiop ia rctire into the country.
and sborc with ,bo farmer ibc boalthful oc.
c,n,,ion If bp.bandrv
If We an b,cl oycy m poriod Of sixty years
we .hou fnd that grooi endorsements have
l,,o,, n,odc ,yi,b;, MAJ limo In farming utcn.
sls Tale far instance. the cast iron plow
invented I'm Now Jor.cv upwords of half a
century ogo ,pd cv,,pinc tbo same numerous
,rGclcs now in mao for tnrnin, over tho turf
and sco n progres.ior in tbe making of farm.
i,, ;,orlo,ncrts i. pot n blessin, os we'll As in
rciioion and roI;tics And tbcn look az the
,,rcet nunI,tr oc usoGl articles that have
icon oybibitel ot opr e,irs. articles too nu.
mcrons ,o mention do.ioncd 10 make " farm.
inc cosv and tbon indoc whether we AS a so.
ciet, orc do;,,, n ,,,od ,vort in cncotracino
irvcnto,s and srmer. 10 oybibit and nurchasc
ncs, inrlcrn,nts Fvcrv facility Is furnish.
cl ,,r indps,rops till,rs Of tbo soil that we
are capable OK toward bringing TO their notice
such article. MS thew need In developing the
resources off our country and advancing II in
wealth and grandeur Our mission then is
NOT ana idle one. mere show and with no prac-
tical utility. but one of incalculable blessings
IN tbo whole people. who reop iis privilege
and ,dyaptooos
rcioice That there is growing interest
manifested Inv our farmers generally. and that
t,., are striving to advance In prnctieal sci-
cnro. With every facility necessary TO COM
Al al .. g. ..s...ats
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-01-20
rWELVE pICTORIAL pREsENTs.
SO PER CENT. REDUCTION!

Notice 10 Merchants, Bankcrs, Brokers. Publish.
ers- MahoHcrs Printers Companies, L0ic-
gers, architects, Schools, Cieyglmsa.
ofculnrs' Prices Current Letters Quotations Gaia
ugues Music on any other documents or drawings may
po obtained at the following extraordinary cheap prices
lV copies me-simllcs, OF any document or drawing,
&C. s!.0l. 80
o1l copies sio0i 1000 copies $500 &C.; 10000 copies
fo0 or ~ per cent upon the above prices may be- saved
~ using hafuets Patent dHtolrVhr PrinfnJ PfCss for
uhcc. Pa shers, htatonets Printers, Schools Compa-
me- &C. FllC H. s-o' A young 10y can strike on iNl
music, with the greatest facility
MauilIe Patent states Rights are sold az moderate
prices; Public experiments each saturday.
n. b.-All kind Of Lithoamphic work are done with
the greatest care az the lowest rates
Maurlce's Patent Autographs and Lithographio
Printing, Writing and Engraving Estahl ishmcnt
Dec. lG, 1865 irat, ~, -
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1lem Advertisements,
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THE GREAT NOVELTY !

THE ILLUMINATED
w H. S r T. X N w o Il L ID +,
PRINTED IN OIL COLORs
A Marvel Of Beauty aud Cheapnoss
Contains the superb Romance
THE FIG L r T. + ! G II r.
By the Author Of the "pcad Letter.
THE CLOUD on THE HEART
b. tho ever popular A. s. ROE
Also Complete Stories Gfaphic sketches, Poetry &c.
Zach number. besides other Illustrations, contains q
SPLENDID CARTOON, in OIL Color-i WfN worthy "
framing
TERMst-sl per Year rl Numbers
For alo hy nll Ncws donlcfs sample copy sent iree
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
- ECRETS OF THE GREAT CITY.

A WoRK descriptive If the VIRTUES, and the
VICES the MYSTERIES, MlSERlEs aud GRIMES
Of NEw N0HK CRY.
1fyou wish 90 know how Fortune arc made and lo,t
Zoo dnyi How shrcwd Men aIc ruined in wall
Streets How "CuuutrymnuN are sWIudlcd hN NhtfpeFi
how Nnstrrs nnd Merchants are Bnckuacdi how
Dance Halls and Concert Saloons are Muuagedi how
Gambling Huuscs and Loticrlos 1fr conducted now
Stock and OH Companies Or -iuato and how The Bubbles
Burst. red This work 10 contains over 500 unc Eueu
vngs, tells an about tho Ny stories and Crime. Of New
York. and H che Spc.es and Cheapest work u the kind
UuNlIalrd.
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OR c L l. \ X

CIRC L l. r.
STATE THEAsrRER's OFFICE.
Montpelier, w.. Jan. ], ls69
NOTICE Is hereby given, that under the provisions of
tcrest will be allowed after January A. u. 1910, ON
GERS Soldiers, their as.1nec. which received
der the alot ysiem uf the United States and the
provisions OF the Act of the Legislature OF this state up
There is large number Of unsettled allotment ac-
counts on the books Of this Office showing balances due
to Officers and Soldiers herrepresentatyes and De-
requested that parties entitled 10 the same draw the
amount their due, Ina order that the accounts may be
closed at the ear lest day practicable.
The Act Of Nov p, ls6 provides, in case Of the de-
fsuch soldier whlo n the service the money due
such soldier shall not be deemed of such soldier
the payment OF debts against such soldier shall go 60
aud De held the widow of such soldier next % Kim
To enable those who may have claims upon the state
with the least delay, the following Information s fur
ui.hci.
ORDER or PAYMENT.
FlRsr-Upou the order Of the person, duly witnessed
whose name on the books Of tbs Office
sEcoND-li such person has deceased and was married.
no widow, 20 DIS child or children, NC minors, 70 the
TmaD-Irhe died unmarried. 1T. to the father %. 90
the father is dead to the mother ~ both parents
dead 90 the brothers and sisters collectively lastly 60
the heirs generally.
lppioiioH ant Pro9f Roqaifei ia case ne Soldier
has Dsceaiei.
The claimant or claimants must make written appl-
cation under oath and over his her or their own Una.
uccti0n 60 the deceased with the letter or namo OF the
company and regiment to which be belonged, and the
PRoor-Thc dispositions Of two credible witnesses win
10 required, stating that they acquainted with the
claimant or claimants the relation held 20 the deceased.
and that they The doponcnts are di.iuterosted.
- If the soldier died unmarried il must he so stated
mother brother sister, we'll by the witnesses
n Proof Of marriage record evidence, e possible
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-01-20

Let us labor to improve the farming inter-
csts of our State generally, and make it not
only goodly land " to be born in as said
the distinguished Douglas, but good to live
and die in.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-01-20
AN ADDRESS

Delipered al the Anual Meeting Of The
Vermont State Agricultural Society, al
Belio1cs Fails, on Tuesday, January 5h,
1869, by Hon. JOHN Gregory Of North.
~
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-06
IE,portan. totne ladies.

When fem i,e is IN tronbl or afiiicred with d,
ease and require. medical surgical atte dance
the enquiry onld he, Nhere is tiier ,1it y, ian
who is fully competent t. :, IN MS r.ii "ua
whose respectful s.aHdug in &C recommends
aim to the cand enc Of h. cnm'nrnt.: The . g
-, understanding Ii impert'fvei Il c,s~,r,
L ,se reguirene' Is arr. fee ap9a t. IT.. r
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