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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-21

DEDICATION AT MIIToN.-For some
time past the Congregational church and
society Of Milton have been engaged in
building house OF worship. BY great
perseverance, and self-saerifice,. they have
reared convenient and substantial build
ing, which they have finished in manner
bcfittipg the purpose for which 1t IL TO be
nsed. II il built of brick and finely
located, a little wost Of the old one, on
the opposite side Of tho street. In the
basement there are three rooms fitted NJ
for Sabbath school and social meetings.
Tho audience room IL unusually pleasant,
with walls elegantly frescoed, the win
dows furnished with inside blinds and the
floor with good carpet. The seats are
made Of asb, trimmed with black walnut,
and we'll upholstered. The pulpit, Of
black walnut, is very handsome. The
tower il furnished with fine toned bell
About S17, 600 have alreadybeen expended,
and further sum is soon to be laid out
in enclosing the grounds, and purchasing
an organ. Last Wednesday this house
was publicly dedicated to tho service OF
the Lord.
Rev. l.. II. Elliot OF Winooski conduct
ed the opening exercises. Rev. II. G.
Riggs Of st. Adams preached the sermon
Rev. J. II. Woodward. acting parson
offered the dedioatory prayer.
The sermon was very able and instruct
i've. After dwelling for some time upon
the Saviour's definition of God, as found
in John 4:24, and the nature Of true wor
ship, tho preacher drew from the text the
following practical lessons
1. True Christian worship is not ncces
aarily associated with any particular
place.
2. 1t is not necessarily associated will
an earthly priesthood
3. 1t is not necessarily associated with
certain rites and ceremonies.
These exercises were followed by tho
semi-annual meeting of tho Chittender
County Conference, which continued
the following day.-Free Press.
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nLD KsrABLIsHKD HOSPITAL


" M. :, beaver ssssss, Albany, n. Y.
DR.. TKI.I.4R smtsns0 % b snaAdsotaAuy
and sucns~ufully eoosultsd On su forms ~ ps1vst.
di--@-ss ~ hS naA sse.biishsh 1o.pstaa Nc. :
u shD "ns particular branch u psAetans, snsbsss
him IN perform cures such no othes physSrian
can and his facilities are such, fs6ng In cassss-
vss,dsnor With the INST oeebrstAd physscdans oi
he on w~,di II Obtaining .hs s.ssse e vsD q
the latest r.mSi-~ Tor shrss dissaasA, o6sS tnduos-
rnsnt> "a 'hs unfortunate ~ . 4u,eh and sap&d
" No. ob,x,n>t ~ No other o<hoe In Amsr,es.
mn. y M !~-,ie,.s an -p-r1a.,is g~ds. bas'
rias--'~d thrs-t, ~ys .hrDst, '~ofss shin bon-,
syt.a.-sns -rap'tpss Niss, ,ln~rs, and all Dtb~1
,mp"ritis n .h- system, ar. p~rf-tiy under eo'-
,yol u .hs D.,rDr'y medicines. and have tsrr
,s--'sd h. han 5000 oAsss annually viii
YOUNG MEN addicted 70 sscret habit~, vha
bnv. fnp,4ir-< sh.fp hath aud destroyed .Es
,iyn ~ .b-i, ,a1r thu i.pr,v,r,s thso,,>lv.s ID
no pi..-ur. ~ sparrt.f nfs. notified that IN
."nsoi,inv Dr. J. Teller. 'h-y vii md friend
Dns'ls, .nd = pbyr'",~n -h" h., cured thousand
IN almost even part ~ the UDi,~i stats. vhf
.ppliss 70 IN. 4. broken Town 10 health. nov re-.
Jsses In all .hs' mnkss Bss i1erabls and mar
s-ypy. tn, r~.6@, b II 1o"r-s sv.rs that tn
isfir.cy ~ N. sohi~~' ~,D pr~v~nt more roinu.s
i..crip,sn u ,his ..rnbis 1i.-s-.-.
DIR TgLIKp'r GREAT woKK.-A book 20
svsrytsfy. Startling iisci,-or.s. DIR. Teller
<rs4i york for .b. married and th'-e oontsmpls;.
ing rSArriaxe-7fD pAv.r-fuD ~ plst1s-prios n
CENTS. sent 70 all psSt~, nndsr seal, By mai
y~-' paid. IN. -ingis. married, and the married
happy. A ie~tpr. 90 1--we, how 20 choo-e 9
parfnsr-s o,npisf~ ~,ys midwifery. II
tam. hundreds ~ -ecv.ts never before published
Warranted 20 ~ vorth 'hr.~ TINES The amount
4~k-d for ~. Twenty-Five rsnts. In pf~tage s'afnf
sne,--d, will ssrure . oopy by return mail In
Teller has d.yp'f all his time 20 the Of thors
di.s--.s III ~h,eh his bypk treats.
* Office hour rum A. n. 70 r. n. anc
sunday srorn 20 3 p. NJ.
N. B.-Per~ns AZ +. di.tAnoe can be cured Al
home, ny addressing letter "a J. Teller, enclosing
rsruittanoe. Msiirfpe- securely packed from
observation, sent 20 any part u the world Al
e.-.zs warranted. No cb arg for advice. ~. stB.
dent- OF boys employed. Notice this-addIess al
letters 70
j. TELLER, n. ID.
No. s. Beaver street, Albany, ". Y.
mayl7dSvtf.
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Mr.. DEwEY's LECTURE At ST. AL
BANs.-Concerning the able lecture of our
townsman, G. G. Dewey, delivered at st
Adams on Friday evening on the subject
of " Woman Suffrage" the press of that
place speaks as follows:
The free lecture which was given al
Academy Hall. Friday evening, by the
Hon. Charles @. Dewey Of Rutland, on
the subject of Woman Suffrage. drew
together "A large and attentive audience.
Mr.. Dewey handled his subject with mas
terly skill-treating II iii i serious and
impressive manner. 1t more than am
swered the expectations Of his large
extraordinarily.
There was a large and highly respect
able audience At Academy Hail, last even
ing, to hear g. G. Dewey, Esq, OF Rutland.
speak against woman suffrage. Mr..
Dewey was very cordially received by Our
citizeus lie was welcomed by applause,
listened to with very respectful attention
and was warmly applanoed ut the close.
All in all it was AN entertaining lecture,
and when gArni-bVd with the graceful
oratory OF which Mr.. Dewey il capable,
and which little more / mil irity with
hi- text will allow him 10 uni i'd, II can
not fail to be- well received even by l>sr
cultivated audiences Messenger.
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THE YERGER CAsE.--The notorious
Yerger case was up for argument in the
Supreme Court Of the United States at
Washington last Friday. Yerger, it will
DO recollected, is the Mississippi gentle
man" who shot Col. Crane in cold blood
for attempting 20 levy an execution on
Yerger's piano-forte. The murderer was
tried by a military court, and sentenced
to death, His counsel undertake to have
him released on habeas corpus, and the
question whether he is entitled to release
under the writ, is the question being ar
gued in the Supreme Court. Attorney
General Hoar opened the case for the gov
ernment His argument. was that the
Supreme Court mnst dismiss the case for
want Of Jurisdiction, that court not hav-
ing Jurisdiction, under the Judiciary act,
TO award q writ Of habeas corpus where
the commitment had been made BY . tri-
bunal whose decisions are not subject to
revision by the Supreme Court. Mr.. J.
n. Carlisle replied for tho prisoner, rs-
spending scriGsin to the points made By
the Attorney General
The cas- attzasts very LITTLE attsnttpal
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DIR. MAMMALIAN takes great pleasure in
awaiting himself Of tins opportunity 10 return
his thanks 20 hi- patrons and numerous friends
fD- the cordial aud generous support given him
site.. h- al vent 20 Rutland and by prompt
attention To the calls Of those whom Providence
may aiiiict with dt-eHEe that his humble efforts
will h., n he haiter. himself they have hitherto
been. eiiectual in alleYiating their sufferingn
Witch will bee his highest ambition.
Heno-forth, Dr. HaDrahan. when not in his
Office HOgerr' store on Center street, m AZ
he seen - tie ApOthecAtie-' Han. and not al
Fem ~ Co.'s, having discontinued doing bu l.
n with that firm.
As every community has its poor, and as Dr.
Haprthan - unable 10 know those who are 81 a
certificate from clergyman Of any dcnornina-
ton stating inability - psy the usual fees will
obtain tor any DIR. Hanrthan's professional
services yrttuito.I-ly.
Dr. Hsnr,ihan may he found ~ stated below:
kCJLASD-bt his office, from until $50 = m
from ll.30 until l.3O I'm, ard from until 300
pm.
WEsT RUTLAND On Monday- Wednesday
and Fridays, at O'Clock p M, at John Nuruhy'z
CAsTLEroN-- livery "Wednesday aud Friday al
o'clock pm, nj Northrup's Drug store.
HYDgvILtE-Eyery Friday az O'Clock, az II.
Mel lOuough's.
WEsr CAsTLETos Every Friday, from to 0
pm.
BRAHDoy--The second Sunday Of every month
az U'clo X pm, At James Cosgrove's.
FAIRHAyES- Every Wednesday. a. 4 O'Clock
pm. aug. 81 ew3m
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A PACIFIC RAILWAY
GOLD 10 a n .
sG,5oo,0oo.

webegi.s,. 20 announce tLst We have accepted
the agency u the
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
Por,the sale Of iis
NEW SEVEN PER CENT. TUfKTY ILAE
GOLD LOAN. FREE FROM TAX.
This Loan amounts 90 o.. 10000. Firyt Mort
gage Land-gra snd SINKING FuBa Bod.
cured upon the eIi.D.ipfl ~ the Hallway fIam
near Sheridan. IN kanrA-, 10 Denver C,saJsda,
distance Of 2s7 uiia. OF which y niils- sFe
pIet-d. and the rest !. under constitution. n %
also Mortgage upon the road thsrolllng -rf'gfk
and Franchise u thi- rrsi-class Halfway, be-ides
running through ihs state 81 Kansas and
IN suoo.a.ful operation for s57 mlls- sest u TIE
Missouri River, and earning already snaugt 70
meet all Of lis expenses aud sNlst.ig obilgal.ls,
| besides
MORE THAN THE INTEREET UPON IBIS
NEW LOAN.
In addition TO this the Bonds are also secured tg
a trst mortgage Of the
GOVERNMENT LAND GRANT OF THREE
MILLION ACRES,
extending IN alternate sections on either sise Il
thu track, FROM ,he - n ~ post ~ ls-grt- %
Denver. The prOcesds Il The ra4e = thee James
are Z, be invested by the rTllsttes l. ffe -
| cent. Bonds. themselves W g. 10 ~ -l y. :.
Bonds, -
A SINKING FUND FOR THE REDE2PTIo&
or THE BONDS
The land. embrace some 81 the fuest Tor;;srs
OF the magnificent T.rrItery Of Goi'rsda. -Es-l4-
/ ing coal rsld and flneTy. The Company al-"
hold, asst an0th.r iTsc. u
THREE MILLIONS OF ACRES INfTBL
STATE OF KANSAS.
and. although not pledged =. security f1T ihis
paDys wealth and credit. We e.tin's'e tie vsiue
u the Company Irop-r-y. covered ~ i.is mott
gaze. a. s2S, Co., 600 net, while the Loa i merely
o.. 81. -on0.
The Bonds have
THIRTY YEARS TO HUH.
from May 1, 1909. and vii ray
SEVEN PER CENT. INTEREST IN GOLD,
semi annually, on May and Nov. ]. and are
FREE FROM GOVERNMENT TAXATION.
| the Company paying the tax.
The principal 81 the Loan j. male Tsy Die ~
Cold. IN the City Of New YORK, but e4eh oYupa
val be
PAYABLE N FRANKFORT. JONDoS, on
NEW YORK.
a. option Of the holder. without no'ioe. a. tLe
following rates:
On 9 200 Bond in New Yorls, :ss Cgoia1 eaal. lf
year.
On q 900 Bond in London. T. $. I0', each has
year.
On q 600 Bond in Frankfort, s. fir % krtEs., e.h
hail Year.
The Agent, q the Loan. t~tTe aeceft az Ire
trust, had Tire condition - the Ioa1 ava tlg
| country through which u rtlts carefully aaafa-
| inef. They ar happy % give The Loan ar sla-
| phatic Endorsement a.
PIgsT-cLAss ISyEsT,fEHT.
in every respect perfectly sure, an IN nssa sn-
| tial even.
BETTER THAN GoyEESME,sT sEeUEI-
TIEs
The Bonds viii Be sod for the Tre-an. -
%, AND ACCRUED INTEREST. BOTH %
CURRENCY,
tbs Agents reserying tie night p adFar. lie
rate.
Thr attention ., investors j. iuvi'ed 20 f'a#
sell-secured Bonds. Eficli rses0 mud 80 a..
Of the most profitable ira e-ifa'f-s lH De t4afA.
Gold aud Government -e-uriti.s 'al.r boz lsF-
rn"ut At thar market value. without c'faI-F-
lions.
Pamphlets. With raai,., giving fa'l ip'orua ssa.
'eni On aspiration.
DABNEY. MORGAN, q co.
No SO Exehanse Pi4s-. =. J.
u. r. JEsTP q 80.
No. y Pine Street = j.
g.2deVsm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-21

HIDDLEBURY William q. Langwor
thy and o. T. Mead have been elected by
the Sabbath school OF the NJ Il. Churcf
Of our vi lage, as delegate to the State
Sabbath School Convention, TO be holder
at Rutland this week. II il earnestly
hoped by the friends of Sabbath schools
that the coming convention will succeed
i'll creating deep and abiding Interest
in this branch of christian education
throughout our State. II will, | am aware
cause vast amount of labor in gen
eral as well in detail, to make our Sabbath
schools what they ought to be. To thit
work all, and particularly every chris
tian, is called, by every consideration, t.
give constant and persistent labor To
draw our youth from the ways of sin t.
life of virtue, is no small work. In the
field Of labor there is room for the hum
blest, as well as those moving in the high
er circle, to show their devotion to the cause
every Safeguard around the young, by
instilling into their minds love for tbs
good and an adherence for the bad, lead.
ing them to love and embrace the one and
avoid the evils Of the other. Not only
are individual christians deeply interested
in this work; the Church, as body, can.
not, but with criminal neglect, look on
with indifference to this field of labor
On this point it is source Of great graf.
ulation to know that the Christian
Church feel deeply the vast importance
attached to the Sabbath school enterprise.
We trust the coming convention will
thoroughly arouse the Churches to inst
sense of their duty to God, the Church
and the world, upon this deep and mo-
rnentous subject, giving accelerated and
permanent motion to this branch OF
christian education in. our State.
George Lavelie and Joseph Martin
WON, ON the 10th inst. ,arrested in Rutland,
on . warrant, by J. II, Trip. Sheriff Of
Addison County, charged with breaking
ppm ths store Of n. l. Sheldon IN our
village, tho aight Of tas 10th inst Thy
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VERMONT BAPTIST STATE CoNyEN-
TON This body, which was adjourned
ON the 9Th instant at Brattleboro, to the
call Of the President of the Board, and
called by said President, TO meet at Brat
tleboro' on the 9th inst, is now by him
called to meet at Windsor. on the 10Th OF
November, the church at Brattleboro hav.
ing informed him that they cannot re.
ceive the convention on account Of the
devastations Of the flood, and the church
at Windsor having requested to have the
convention meet there at that time.
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LTrTELLs LIVING AGE, No. 1924, for
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Saturday Review; End of Despotism,
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Murder of Fraulein Time, Daily News,
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ct Washington, even the old rebels Of
that city having apparently made up their
minds, in agreement with the pretty gen
eral sentiment Of the country, that II
makes very little difference how soon this
wretched sprig Of past chiyalry shall bt
shot.
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Ehh DOLLARS WILL BIZ
wv forfeited ny Dr. L. DIX u failing -
in less time than any other physic an, NOR
effectUaily and permanently, with lees restraint
from occupation or s~s exposure 70 all weather,
with safe and pleasant medicines.
SELF-NBUSk AND solitary HA BITS,
Th.iI effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATION
Bpcident To married and single ladie
SECRET AND DELICATE DISpRD Els;
mercuria affections, erupiions and all diseases 81
the akin, ulcers Of the nose, throat aud body
pimples on the face swelling Of the joints, ner-
vouAueas, constitutional and other Veakne.&es in
youth and the more advanced, at ali age. Of
BOTH sexes, SINGLE OR MARKIED.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-21

WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIRLY rea-
son of the severe storm of Wednesday,
the Directors of the Washington County
Agricultural Society again postponed the
Fair to Wednesday and Thursday, Octo-
Der 90 and 81
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WHAT ARE

HEY ARE NOT A VILE FANCY DRINK
Made Gt poor Ram, Whisky, Proof Spirits. anu
reIuse Lou. r. do,tored, spiced, and sw-e-ened
"a I'i, b.. taste, called 'lOn'c-,' Appetizer.
Be~turers, &c. that lead the tiIpero 70 drunk
eun.~s and ruin, but are a true Medicines. nait
IRON the Naive Hunts and Berls OF 1alliornia
Tree from all Alcoholic -tImullurs. They are III
Great Blood Purifier and Liie-yiving fTiucipie. p
perfect Rrnoyator md invigoTatOT Of the ~
tenn carrying OF all poisonous a after, and Te-'or
Irg the blood 20 a healthy condition. so per-5r
can take these Bitt-r~ according 20 diTrcti1ts
ard remain long unwe1. 300 will h. given iOr
an inrurtDie case, providing the bonts arr no.
"a ny mini ~ pqfS4.T- 80 81 -,
par.
FOR intiammatory ard chronic rheumatism
and Ruu y-Ir-pria, or Indigestion, bilious, Ie-
mtttent, and Intermittent levers, q sea~s- Of the
hay" been mot successful. such disease
csig-ed ~ yltiuted blood, which generally pro-
duced 10y deIanyem'-nt OF the digestive organs .
Cleanse tie bitlated bloc Whenever you find
IT. impurIt' - burariug through The skin pm
ples, erupttons, sores cleanse II when yoU
nnl u otot.pct-d and sluggish IN the yeInr;
cleanse Il when u Is FOUL and your feelings vii
~ you when. Keep the blood healthy. aud al
ALL BE- Srll
Ih.se Bittfrs are not gilded pill. 70 cel'sh.
tLe = ~ please the fancy, but medical Tr, IA
ration, composed Of the best veg. table edr Its
known.
They ere an Alternative, tonic diuIctic, sedatIve,
diaphnIeitc, and gentle rtpyntite.
''Ine tiI- OF all f-sh i the b!poi thereof -
fnuiy the hood, aud the heal. D u Tie whole
syst ylll toll los.
4. II. N po%ALp, j. WALKER, & Co,
Pruprie,ors,
IAN Francisco and sacrcmsuto, Calf ma. and
s. AM - Commerce ~, Commerce. a short street
rnunif nom bieskef - sAfrps1. y. Y.
sold ~ ~! Drug isis and c,aier-.
aHVl9d&wl2w
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S i Err S ; A VI B L CI,
CATAWABA, PORT, GRAPE AND
j. z. SuERRY WINE

he above Wines are made b Sir. #neer, who.e
reputation a. "A wine llpe sftuas pre-. mis- ?.
They are well sab ishsd aud long lturrn by
the bic 'ical prufefs, - the most reliable and
valuable wines to BE- bad.
Ssmbuco Of Portugal the great remedy for
XII 'ney affections, rheumatism AMI all chronic
complaints.
EXCELLENT For FEMALES AND WEAK
LIPEHSONS.
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Higgins and Eddy, charged with the
theft of chickens and turkeys FROM the
poultry yard of Mr.. Hodges of Caren-
don, last Thursday night, were yesterday
arraigned before Justice, and each held
to bail in the sum of S400 for appearance
at the County Court In default of surety
they were committed to Jail. Tower, the
third party in the robbery, has thus far
eluded arrest
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-21

Mes-rs. Var hrnum and Rvefitt respectfully
inform the liens Of Rutland and vicinity that
they have AZ "A great tense effected IN engage
present for
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MAMMALIAN II 90. brg 70 announce 10 the
inhabitants 81 Rutland aHd the netghborinB WI
lsges, that they have this week opened in
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I
they have a. great expense effected IN engage
rnent By which they will have an Opportunity u
/ present for
TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS,
Oct 25th and 2sth,
THE GREATEST LIVING TRAGEDIAE
EDWIN FORREST,
who viii appear in his powerful renditions Of
RICHELIEU,
OTHELLO,
Supported by
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AMI The entire and only genuine
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49, Tv.rv attention vii be glve- - aes all
tlr Ilfr " De superb mounted With fnr
tuFe r. istrft- 49, cyefy ac-s.f,ry ce-s afy 4
ple--f tas-e mast fIsc.s 80 Baly.r and rbak.
q 81" Iu e camHtef" Is fn4urer - thry eau -
paihfue3 IN
Any THEATRE u THE UNITED s. -ATEf
PRICES or ADMISSION.
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end DR. ffrfi-. scf. ear Dc rt.zerv.d -, and
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store
r.. "re living ~ aFi.fanne can have seats r =
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FANCY CAKE.-For fancy cakes of all
kinds go to the Eagle Dining Rooms.
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BATES BLOC X,

Corner Of Merchants Row and Center street, al
Apothecary'H Hall, which they have stocked Will
a large and select assortment Of
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OYsTERs-By the quart or dish at the
Eagle Dining Rooms.
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4 WATCH FREE GIVE GRB-
It's 10 every live u an who WIZ act agent
- nesg, light, and honorable business. paying
% day. No GIT enterprise No hrmbug No
money wanted advance Address X. MON
ROE KENNEDY n co, Pitt. buIgh, Pa.
oc'l "a Swiw
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES, FANCY
GOODS, &C, &C,

direct from New York, ard which they will sci
at the lowest rutes FOR CASH.
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- UTLAND OPERA HOUSE.

VAN ARNUM 81 EyERITT, LEssEEs.
tProprictors Of GrAwold Opera House, Troy, MY.