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An Important Decision.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l.
In the Supreme Court to-day an opinion
was delivered by Chief Justice Chase, In
the case Of bloomington Va Smith q
Hartley, in which the court decided that
promissory note given in payment for
property purchased at Montgomery. Ala,
In 1864, when the authority Of the United
States was excluded from that part Of the
State and the only currency in use was
Confederate Treasury Notes, is payable in
Confederate notes alone, and that United
States Courts do not possess power TO en-
force the same. The conrt also ruled that
contracts stipulating for payment in that
currency cannot be regarded as made in
aid Of foreign inuvasion in the one case or
of domestic instruction in the other
Thar have no necessary Relation to the
hos1Rls government, whether invading OF
insurgent. They are transactions in the
ordinary course Of civil society, and
though they may indirectly or remotely
promote the ends of IN unlawful govern
ment, they are without blame exosp'
when proved to have been entered inte
with actual intent to further the invasion
or instruction.
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PROCLAMATION.
BY His ExcelIency Peter II. Wash.
burn. Governor Of the state
Of Vermont

It becometh the people of Christian
State, who acknowledge the Supreme
Ruler Of the Universe as the bountiful
bestower of all gifts and the..source of all
blessings, to unite in reverently returning
thanks to Him for His kindness and pre-.
serving care in the past, and in craving
with earnest duplication continuance
Of His abundant Providence for the
future.
For this, and in accordance with the
usages OF our fathers, I do appoint THURS
DAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF NoyEM-
BIER NEXT, to be observed as day Of
THANKSGIVING AND PRAISE TO AL.
MIGHTY COP. And do enjoin upon all
the people of this State, that on that day,
suspending their. ordinary and secular
employments, they do unite with each
other, and with the people Of the Nation,
in the rendition of thanks, and ascription
of praise to Him, who has bestowed upon
us, prosperity, peace and freedom through
out the land, for all His mercies.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of
the State in Executive Chamber
at Montpelier this twenty-eighth
day of October, in the year of our
f.. s. Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-nine, and of the Inde-
pendence of the United States the
ninety-fourth.
By the Governor:
JOHN w. MARSH, Secretary OF
Civil and Military Affairs
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Ireland.

DUBLIN, Nov. l.
A meeting was held at Limerick last
night to discuss the fxity of the land
tenure. During the evening the pro-
ceedings were violently interrupted by
persons who shouted amnesty to the
Fenians, and, making a rush for the
platform, took possession of it. They
then proceeded to smash the furniture
and ended by entirely destroying the
platform. Attempts were made to restore
order, but without success, and the meet
ing was broken up amid great excitement
and confusion.
A public meeting at Cavan yesterday
adopted resolves condemning any parlia-
mentiary bill for Ireland which may not
provide for the fixity of the land tenure.
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.LD ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL

ii I'LL xsO4A0413O&AA2A< 8A>>sOA = - -
" No. ., Beaver 6trsst Albany, y. Il.
DR. TELLER continues to be eonddenttally
dissasss q Is: oid estsbiishsd Hospital, No s
e one b,..eh q sss ss.sss.
him 20 perform sures such no other phystcian
can and his facilities are such, being b cores-
pondence vitA the most esisbrated physica.s Of
the Old World Of obtaining the safest - veil -
the latest remedies for these diseases, oer induce.
ments 10 the unfortunate Of q quick and rapid
cure 10 be obtained At no other Office in America.
In syphilis. xnorrhes gleet, strictured, enlarge
menf 81 the testiclez and spermatic cords, bubo
liberated thrust, sDr- throat, tender shin bones
cutsneUus -ruptions, biles, Ulcers and all Other
impurities Of he system, perfectly under con-
troll Of the Doctors medicines, and have been
tested In more han 10000 cases annually with
immense success.
YOUNG MEN addicted 70 secret habits, Wis
have impaired then health and destroyed .be
vigor OF their Uinds thus depriving themselves Of
the pleasure Of married life. notified that In
consulting Dr.. J. Teller, they viii fnd friend
console, and physician who hsscured thousands
In almost every part OF tn United States. who
applied to Dr.. 7. broken down 10 health. nov re-
joice In all .ha. makes life desirable aud man
happy. The reader Is VI cougse aware that the
deiicscy Of the subjec. xiD prevent more minute
description Of this terrible disease.
DIR. TELLER'5 GREAT WORk.-A book TO
everybody. Startling disclosures. Dr.. Teller
great work for the married and those contempiai-
Ing marriage-2O0 psges-fuu u plstes-price Is
cents. Sent TO all parts, under seal, by mail
post paid. The single, married, and the married
happy. A lecture on Love, or how TO choose q
partner complete work on midwifery. 1t coz
tains hundreds OF secrets never before published.
Warranted 20 be worth three times the amount
asked for it. Twenty-Five CENTS IN postage s'a-nI
enclosed, viii secure a copy by return mail. On.
Teller has devoted all his time to the cure Of those
diseases Of which his book treats.
X Ofhce hours from A. ID. 20 p. ID. and
on Sunday from to p. NJ.
n. B.-Persons AZ distance be cured ai
home by sddressing letter to j. Teller, enclosing
h remittance. Medicines securely packed from
observation, sent 70 any part of the world. An
! cases warranted. No charge for advice. No stu.
dents or boys employed. Notice this-address 81
\ letters 10
J. TELLER, II. ID.
No. S. Beaver street, Albany, N. Y.
mayl5d&ytf.
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The Pacific Railroad.
WASHINGTON, Nov

WASHINGTON, Nov |.
The commissioners of the Union and
Central Pacific Railroads have made their
report 10 Secretary of the Interior Cox.
In concluding they desire to state that
both companies are doing Il large amount
of work on their respective roads, and day
by day bringing them nearer to the
standard required by law. This great
line, the value of which to the countrv :
inestimable and in which ever
should feel a pride, has bee- -.
half the time allowa' = oo'i' -
NOW :, GOOD o. = by Congress, and Is
municat' ia reiaoie ine'"'
on between Omaha and Sacra'
alto, well equipped and fully prepared Il
carry passengers and freight with safety
and despatch, comparing in this resgss
. favorably with majority Of .he firs
! class roads in the United States
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DR. UANRAHAE takes gr.e. ta--~.--~ -.
.---.,.-~- .s----ss l4.s opiOTf unity 90 return
his thanks 20 his patrons aud numerous friends
for the CORDIAL and generous support given him
since bis aslvent tO Rut and and trusts by prompt
attention 20 the CALI Of those whom Providence
may 4illict with disease that his humble .iiortf
vIll be- 49, ~ Gatters himself they have hitherto
been. Cl-ctull in llievsA'irg their sufIering-
which will he ~ highest rmb! ion.
Herretarh. lr. Htrrlhan. when NOT in his
Office Rogers -for. Center street may
be- seen az tie ApothecaIIt.' Han. ard not A.
Fem & Co.'S, having Discontinued Going busi.
ness with tha. firm
As every community has il poor. and as Dr.
Eaurahan is unable 20 know those who are 81. .
certificate from q clergyman Of any cen0rnina
tiOn stating inability 80 pay the usual fees vii
obi ain f.r any uu. Dr. Eunr4han's professional
service sraftifcti-ls.
br. Haurahaii may be ial.Ed : -t.ifeI below:
RrIiAaD 81 ~ alHc- from until % In.
Ron u 20 uti1. 100 p.fa. and from un'il 9.O0
pm.
WI Ft1Itsn On y luaays. wednessays
and FIidAys. - o'c.orA pm, n John Murphy
CAsILETp,. hyerg W Ir,-l!4y and FRIDAY a,
o'oiock pm ~ AuIh-uf'. Brfe fore.
hlnEa5L ky.iy Frieay q o'clock, Il VI.
W. A.tsIaa E.sr. Friday, h,fn 6to
pm.
BHs.uoS If. ,~srl sunday ~ every month
~ ! o'cio K pm, Il james C0-eroy.'s
F4lEHAFEs Et-ry " Inc day. ~ O'Clock
pm. augiol.wjn
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General News.

Hon. George II Pendleton has been
Augustus ST Clair, spicy writer
and genial man has become one of -
editors of the Troy Wing.
DR.. Swinburne says that AMIR
All antidote to the impure air b. I'D a., :,
the theatres.
The Pope has recei~ 4 5uriu., the
past eigh, years an avery 20 of % Oo0 600
per annnm, gold, froto Peters pence
--IIe General 90 ,ueil Of the Eyaneeli-
cal Southern Chm ,h of North America
viii meet at Gsi'o' go on Thursday next.
The cussor receipts at New Orleans
for October ere over S536. 900, excess
of $33,0n yer the corresponding month
since 1860
"A quarry Of the finest quality OF
! lithogY aphic stone has been discovered on
a farrl five miles from st. Louis.
i "A west Virginia Judge the other day,
calyhed down an excited lawyer by level
ing six-shooter at him from the bench.
A Massachusetts, Universalist council
has refused To ordain Rev +. A. Benton
on the groand of theological unsoundness
Maine has AN active Congregational
: Home Missionary Society, which supplied
, preaching at about one hundred stations
, last year.
i Illinois Methodists have petitionec
= the Constitutional Committee To insert a
clause prohibiting grants TO denomina-
tionai schools.
1t il said that ten or twelve bishop
will recommend Il modification Of the bap
tism service TO the next Episcopal Genera
Convention.
!. The Protestant symbol in Bohemia il
the cup and tbs book, the fcrmer repre-
It senting the communion, denied to TIL
II laity by the Romish church.
:, The champion "old man IL no more
d jose Morena has lately died in Brazil. a
q the pleasing age Of one hundred ana
:. thirty-fve years.
n Two gentlemen have been fined il
;, Bremen, the one for biting off the end o
a cats tail on wager, and the other fo
i holding the cat for that purpose.
u In England, last year, the 1ndepend
It ents contributed 81 $50 for countysevan
n 9eliZatlon, the w esleyan ii,ooV, the LPls
r oopalians $500, and the Baptists bu
; e274.
g "A statistical observer, on q late Sun
: day morning in London, found but on
hundred and sixty-two worshippers il
= fourteen churches, whose pastors received
d altogether e7,O74 salary.
= "A negro nurse Of Henry Creecy, il
y Bedford County, Va, threw Mr.. Creecy'
p child into thsr. fire on Friday. II va
% burned 70 death. The nurse was arrested
nj lit d expected that the Queen vii
visit Ireland next year. Arrange
ments are il progress ct the vicerega
Lodge with view Of visit from be
Majesty In june next.
,s "A Russian member Of Gen. Lee
u staG, named PolasAf Sanduskai, hag spoil
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Steam, boat Robbery.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. /.
The safe of the American Express Com.
pany on board the steamboat Andy John
son was robbed early yesterday morning
of about twenty-five hundred dollars The
key of the safe was taken from the mes.
sengeis pocket while he was asleep. The
night Waterman of the steamer has been
arrested on suspicion.
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TO THE LADIES.

The celebrated DIR. l.. Dix particularly iDvitss
all ladies who need medical or surgical adviser
70 call al his rooms. IL Endicott street, Boston,
Mass which they WILL find arranged for their
special accommodation.
DIR. DIX having devoted over t~enty years "a
this particular branch Of the treatment 81 all dis
eases peculiar 70 females, IL n concsded by ali
Doth IN this country and IN Europe), that he ex-
cells ali Other known pracutioners IN the safe,
plnsnts.
His medicines are prepared with the express
puiPose Of removing all diseases, such - debility
Of the womb, also all discharges which Gov from :
morbid state Of the blood. The Doctor II now
fully prepared 70 treat In hts pecuias style, both
medically and surgcally, al diseases ofthe female
sex, and they are respectfully invited 10 call st
No. n ExDfcoTr b1REsz, BosTon.
All Letters requiring advice pust contain one
dollar To insure an answer febadaavkv1vr.
Boston, 1863, Iyr,
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WHIT AR

THY AKt NOT \ VILE FANCY DRINK,
Mao % poo. B. I'd. y Risky. Proof Spirits. anc
Ie-sse Lllu -. d'i3r.t. spIueci and sweeteIec
80 yifaec a. taste, cIiic3 'Ion;cs.' 'Appstizer-
Bes.oteIs, Sc tllat lead the tippIcT On 10 drunk
,uu- avs rliia. t4t are fTue MeltciEes made
iT1m Tho .,alle Root- ard Herbs q California.
Tree lGot .l = lcil4OtIl flG.uIIfs. They the
Great Bon Purifier and -giving PrincIl.le .
Ptr,ec; Repoyatar md Inri-nIAioT oi the sJs-
ten. Car: ID 40 30. sn0u D. tt,r, 3i.d Tes'gr
ing the BLOOD 10 "a healthy condition. 40 persar
can take lA,-e Bltt.I. aEdiDg 10 directions
and renl.l.a i.H-s Eus."l. 900 vii be given for
IN incur-lae csr". providing the bones are NOS
Destroy bf mineral IO2nns % other means, and
the ystai Oh is wa=tea beyond The point Of re-
par.
For iuHlsau.atory ana ohrcnic rheumatism
and gGEf, dy=ir p-', OF rsfion, bilious, re-
mittru' aud iu nliff-rt fegsr. Heaser of the
blpo5, liver. k.da-y., ii4i bladder, iheze bitten
have ban U.p-t .utas-...ui. Such disesssE ars
elussd by ygtlated ilOoc, which - generally pro-
duecd - oefInl ~. nt o. fbe digestive organs
flaanae nc - 4frd hio1ii v h.r ever you find
IL impurities bursting Though The slin in pm
ples, eruptions. ~ sores: cleanse u when you
ind u ObsfrUctsG and sluggish IN the yeins
cleanse u when y b ioui, sud your feelings VII
tel you when. Keep tie blood healthy. aud All
VIII be veil
Thee Bltiefs ar not gilded PIN. % oeiish;
The sye o. please the fancy, but medical Ifspa-
ration, cyH.gea u tbs beat W. table ingredients
known.
They are alternative. tonic. sigret.c. ssd4tiye,
diapbDTsflc, and gentle pufYsilfe.
''Ibe life of al fesh n TIE blood thereof. -
Purity the blood, and the Leslth d ne wba.is
syst N Viil fOilDU.
Il. II. MCDONALD, }. WALKER, Co.
Proprietors.
Fan francisco and facremspto, California, and
81 and - Commerce st., Commerce sbort s.seei
running from Becker 10 BarrD~1. N Y.
sO!d by all Drnggis's ard ceaiers.
spxIsakwi7w
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NORFOLK, Nov.
From Washington.

The President has appointed Francis
Springer to be Collector of Internal Reve-
nue. for the First district of Iowa, vice
Gen. Belknap, appointed Secretary of
War, and John NJ. Bailey, Collector of
Internal Revenue for the Fourteenth Dis
trict of New York.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs has
received official information of the death
of Santanta, Chief of the Kiowas, and
leader of the Indians in the desperate
Waohit river fight with the forces under
Gen. Custer about year ago.
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Cuban News.

HAVANA, Nov. /.
Nothing is known here regarding the
movements Of the steamers Lillian and
Teazer in addition to accounts received
from New York. Skirmishes are of daily
occurrence in Chinco villas. The volun.
teers Of Trinidad captured number Of
wooden canon, which were found in some
instances abandoned by the insurgents,
The Spanish war steamer Ammonia arrived
to-day with sailors for the feet.
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The Great Ba11roAA ConSoiidosAsD
Scheme.
NEW York, Nov. 1.
The stockholders Of the New York oen'
trail met at Albany to-day, and OF me
Hudson River in this city, and ratified
the agreement for consolidation. The
total capital stock is s4o,Wo.uU, the
Central being put in at 207 snd the Hud-
son River at 1856. The dHcefs OF the
consolidated company are Cornelius Van
derbilt, President; VIM. n. Vanderbilt,
v;ce.President; J. D. Worcester, Treas
urer; Augustus schell, Secretary. The
name of the nsw company is the New
York Central 81 Hudson River Railroad.
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NTANHOOIi

:
A Medical Essay on the Cause and Cure OF pre-
mature Decline in Man. the treatment OF nervous
and physical debili ~, &C. the rtsult OF 70 years
successful practice.
''Thore Is no men lher Of society by " HON this
book viii not be foui I'd useful, whether such per-
son holds the relate IN Of Parent, Preceptor or
Clergyman" Medic al Times and Gazette.
Curtis on 'Alanhot VI should be IN the hands
of Young and cd - Z sbronic.e.
".MInhood.' by pr. Curtis, l. one OF the FEW
books which lay cla u 70 the character of be-
ing strictly professional The moral and nedi-
cal precepts in II renderit invaluable. ~ Lancet.
"'Manhood.' The ext fence and reputation
of DR. Curtis IN the treat mt Of the diseases set
forth in thI- little pamphlet is the patients guar
antee and rell deserves f)r the work It's immense
circulation" Daily Tim IS.
Sem rs iaai Oh receipt of 50 cents. Address
the author. Ur. CURTIS, II Chapman Street,
Boston. Ma
tc.lldeod.&wly
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BERLIN, Nov. /.
A Royal decree has been promulgated,
appointing'the 10th of November as day
OF fasting and prayer. The decree refers
to the great religious movements which
now agitate Europe, and calls on the peo-
pie to petition for Divine guidance and
protection
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Taking the Census.

Good morning madam, tell me, pray,
Who in this house resides;
Husband and wife, sons, daughters, too,
If not too much, I'm asking you,
With each ones age besides
"Nell, first dere's Hans, so fat, pc togs
He's like a parrel of peer.
Den comes his frau, OATS me, kathrine
He's dirty-two, I'm dwenty niue
Next Christmas vos year.
"Den our poy Fritz, he's ten year olt
And Wilhelmine is tree,
Den papy here's so leetle shmall,
He yoost don't got no age at ali
OATS all our vanity
"Bedad, are yez the sinses man,
You're welcome sur, I'm sure;
Troth don't know another place
I'd rather see your smiling face
Than at this very door,
"OGrady's widow who l am,
My husbands name was Mike
He left pack o. .deyillish brats
That fight all day like dogs and eats
Ye niver saw their like.
I'm forty odd come Candlemas
And Kate, my daughter, there,
As shwate girl as e'er was seen,
1 thinks nigh on to seventeen.
Then Pat and Johnny, Mick and Tom,
God help the blackguard crew.
Are nine, eleven, eight, and four,
l, sure, can't be mistaken more,
Nor well year two"
''How is ye, boss 'Spect you's q clerk
OATS gwine about de town
a AKIN ali along the road
How much the populashum's grosed,
An wTitin' nameses down.
We'll. Ephraim .InnA4' eo~ntea"ase
Is beamin' on We now
But when Jimime or me was borE
1 dunno, do we can't be morn
A hundred, anyhow.
''Petes six or four, Zih and Suse,
De twins are nine an lebrn,
Dea frees gone ded- Glen, Ike, an Dan
les lebe dem fur dc senseless man
Wot goes around in Heben.'"
The thenthuth yeth well, We two girl
Are living here alone;
Prudenth, my thithr'th thilty three
And 1. Ruth, well, hem let We see
Juth call me twenty one
"Ah, thank you, thank YOU, that'th soree
Good day, .hir; call again.
II folkth would Just take my advice
We'd alwayth have thuth clever, nice.
Obliging thenthuth men,
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secretary Belknap.

WASHINGTON, NOV. /.
Secretary Belknap made his appearance
at the War Department about nine
o'clock this morning, and few moments
afterward the oath of Office was admins.
tered. At ten o'clock the officers Of the
army on duty at this station called on the
new Secretary and were personally intro
duced by Gen. Sherman.
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Murder.

TORONTO, Nov. l.
During a row on Saturday ni2ht De-
tween white man named Nathan havan-
auph and a colored barber named John
Albright Richards, the latter drew
large mir Of scissors and stabbed kavan-
augh in the back OF the neck, killing him
instantly.
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Ex-GovERson PAGE.--A trusty ser
want leaves the service Of the State, In the
retirement Of Governor Page. For nine
years important interests OF the state
have been under his charge. As State
Treasurer, he administered with marked
ability aud fidelity that most important
Office through all it's large operations
during the war, and following it, close
A Governor hc has had the welfare Of the
State deeply at heart, and has served II
with capable and faithful service. The
closing act Of bis administration, the sub
mission of the Fifteenth Amendment, con
meets his name, 70 his honor, with thai
great measure Of national justice; and hi'
is a clear and honorable record in the
annals of the State.-Free Press
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FOR HOW
!" To MAKE THE FARM Paw

The Farmers Book, By w. G. Eickerman and
Hon. Charles L. Flint. In both Eng1,sh and Ger
man. showing how to doubls the valas Of Land !;
make three times - much cut a Stock; rAise
three times ~ much Grain, Hay, Roots and al
farm crops, and more than double al the profits
aad fruit culturist wants Il. Ons Hundsod ed
forty Illustrations. Sales tmmense. eenA Spr
circular. EnteEprisine mem VIII Lam ~ poe-
Ing znaEn, 1oCU1DY Z Co., PhiladslpAia, H.,
OF 6pstng1s0, MAI
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Spain.
MADRID, Nov. 1,

mA DRID, ANUF. t.
The prospect of an agreement in the
Cortez on the choice of king improves
1t is now known that 141 deputies are
pledged to vote for the Duke of Genoa.
The ministerial crisis is still pending.
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YirKfufa News.

RICHMOND, Nov. 1.
Governor Walker has designated the
18th day of November as a day of thanks
giving in Virginia.
The city is crowded with strangers,
who are here to attend the State Fair
which commences tomorrow.
NORFOLK, Nov. 1.
Policeman Scull, who was sent up for
trial before the corporation last Septem-
Der, for shooting and killing Private
Smith Of the 18th United States Infantry,
was to-day turned over to the military
authorities, in compliance with an order
from General Candy. He is to be tried
by military commission.
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"A large garter snake, attracted by
the music, crept into room where q
social dance was in progress in Montville,
Medina county, Ohio, the other evening.
A gentleman took it by the tail and jerked
it out Of the window.
"A Catholic priest visited New York
from New Orleans on holy erraud, and
through the failure of q brother got into
debt, was locked up in the Ludlow street
Jail, and after lingering there Ave weeks
was rescued by the Rev. DR.. Leroy Of
Brooklyn.
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ny ATLANTIC CABLE.
France.

PARIS, Nov l.
The city remains perfectly tranquil
All symptoms of lagitation have disap-
peared.
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A GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO
IA engage In Drug Business.

The subscriber offers br saIe bis stock in bust.
nesz. furniture &c. at Fort Ed~nrd. The value
is about ~ 800. Business good and Possession
given Immediately. This IA a Tare opportunity
Tor any one qualified, who can pay half down and
secure the balance payable ia six and twelve
months. Call on l. N. Campbell at Fort I'd ward;
scriber in New York, 373 Broadway.
oct23d1wf3v2w JONAH CLARK.
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swssn taS1t5FhsI Bu11SSurS. Ji!, Sfew Of
thiseitN, md tn Nepts,sersw Of Boston,
is TO take place on Lake Quinsigamond
on Thursday the 4th inst.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-04

Thls :, ries has been pIepafrd BY the ctsahr4ted
geographer, Prof Arnold Guyot, especially Tor
the u,c OF the Pubnc schools of AL grades. 1t
viii be .ouud specially useful to District Schools,
as the maps tre 81 Il convenient SIZE, and re put
up in mandy package, suitable both for safe
tran ,p'I ttiou tnt tutrtc presrry tipn and use
sold for go \ lib,rai discount 10 schools buy
ing their supplies Of Us.
Address rail at Herald oool2store
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