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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
feaal Notitrs.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN-In Circuit Court,
- Milwaukee County-The CHICAGO AND NORTH "bSIhhN
RAILWAY COMPASf against CHARLES BQI Lhh ct SLY VI.
judgment rendered IN the above entitled cause shs
sale cell public the highest bddet vt the sey
House the city Of Ostosh Wnnego Coant, "onAn on
,rteenh August o'clock In The forenoon OF nst
I'll Of hundred and forty sections of land 9I ioeP
thousand Thereof which have already been
~. granted by Congres. the oonstruon OF a
Pond d Lac norbefy the state line being the h "nl
.eleoied the Chicago North Western Rs~sy Company
'n.ted June n A B. 1870 JAMES H. HOWE Commissioned
GABs BOUcK, Plaintiffs Attorney, Oshkosh, VIA
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Alarble ano Slate mantels.

Mlarble ano Slate Hlantels.
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS.- Plain,
Msrbsrsd and prices from so 70 ane aprHd
even plais and ornsmsntaL
PIFRHYK sLATk Co, No. 20 West ghtsenth ST.,
Between Fhh and siIthaveA
MARBLE and MARBLElIED MANIELS,
WI Grsvesoue, les Table .nd Plumbers slabs Ne" sho"0a
9TH fssst assortment Of hANTELS Prices reduced -
A. kLABER, ia and l8 Esa Eighteenth 81, Fe-.foh.
NARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
wi and elegant designs from 80 s7 els " s1sa T.
sTEwART Co.. COS sIhtve bet Thit -th Aad Thirty sH
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Gitp propertp 10 Get.
ITO be LET from April next, the BULKIIEAD
BLOCK OF GROUND Harlem River, head Of secondeYe
front go feet the Apply 20
JAMES WATSON One Observation-Disclosures near Thiri-aye
ITO RENT-'Three and fOur-stOry, high-stOOp,
brown HOUSES; excellent Eve minutes walk
Of Central Park rents from 200 so per year, to l6 roons
SHeth SItyhrst Address apply
JOHN d. CRIMMINS, No. ], lJ7 Seconl-ave.
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NrFW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

y RIVER RAILROAD-Tr1in. esre Thrtethst IS oIos':
"a Chicago EIpress Dravn room ears stiehei , ,.
mi Special saratoga Etpt ira o. Nlin HaN
Room Ca At arhe through Saratoga without ange h'
| and so Minutes ,a..... NJ -.
IO:am Special Drawing room Car EIprcs for Chea;o No ~
.oasion for Wsy passengers except 10 Dasilg room ~
Express, Draslntfoom cars atao'e
INN Montreal Express. DraNny.roon cars aiticieL u,
D. m First Pacific Express with Sleeping cars hr0asA "
Syracuse and Canandagua. Ual'l go NJ, d. chi.,,o
With Sleep NJ ears atAfnl JOY
81, 10Th AN C. Railroads Louisville ia ludsa3Fo an 'f
Bag,o and Rochester. lis train will have at p ~ on saHiaJ
II D. NJ. Night Express seepng-eSrs at1ae
o. M. Hudson tram. . ,,-s- 49,.
e45e m 4:l5 and 6;l5 ?. M, PeeAsku trans
$50 and Stng Sing trans a. IA oto - n n
$50 7:lO 9:O5 and 10 q t2'o lJ' ~ ''''' ' 49, ~
.. m Yonksrs trains.
"a m s'1aA' VAN C. H. KESDRICK Gea1 Passenger Agent
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WKarkRN
town Harrisburg West Connects Harrisburg Tor bne AMI s
OIL Regions Connects Souerye for FenRo1 tonnecs me
lion strouisbu wsier Gap scranton Bnghamio Sae DC
Connects PhiHpsburg Tor MaHch Chunck Nlses5are ~
m-CScrsSArI EXPRESS daily, for EAstOn, Eeshem ea
Resdng Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago ani Cincinnati nsp
Pittsburgh ant Chicago Connects Al JaneAoa
with Delaware ami Western Railroad iof ScAaton
Sleeping ear. through from Jersey City 70 Pnrgh ever e'sn
TcEsts the obtained the ohce ~ the CENT h
Sev,Jesey foot Of Lteyst. Y; at No A.or hoa
24 an Broadway, No. 10 Greeng g. AM ~ TIE prHe PAL
hotels r. L. Kicker alennten eat
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Orean Giedmers.

EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
Il UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COhPASf
Regular Mail Steamer sailing on the 23t Of every month;
HERRIAACK. Capt WGHR, July 20, Il
SOUTH AMERICA, Capt K l.. TKKLsrluaH Aueudz1
NORTH AMERICA, Capt. G. B. SLocus, September e.
splendid rail schedule time and call at IT. Thomas
Bahia and Rio De anerc and returning for
Of freight psIEage, apply 70
VIM r. GARRISON Agent, No. Bowling green, NsrYorh.
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NEW. JEW, AND NEW-HAyEN RAIL

y ~ svudsg tan pr PoughkeeP'e - ,,..... -,
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Nc island RAILROAD.

$50 m For North Islp and intermediate stALons r. DID,,
An Trans branch for Hampstead sun@' -s '
1sn,.,e, ~ 81 s n M J. ~ BARTON. Supt.
E.stH fur A. n. lralr
The New York herald., 1870-09-08
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

OATH AND COMFY ISLAND RAILROAn FULTON
ID Wall, South and Hamilton ferry c..,s 10 Green woo1
Cemetery connect with steam c1 10 ho island every ortI
minutes 80 -
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

zssTTsoIoGY-eNlsra PAaS-FoursS ooumn u' '''o"''
PACE.
oDdsa s9d %8sasDacosD
DRooELYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-rwrLrrn
Hss oFFoETn ispn Sr1Es-r.sr rAs--rArd col,
sHx Hs4GER FoS
CLEREs AND sALEsMEN-TwrLrrn PAer-Fir.. COL
1sB ssss rA..y
isf99S and sixth
column .s'..,
4SciSa SS," column.
column
saa sS
soasa column
Fine rAsnESh column s%n
FOR sALE-TwsLrrH PAaE-second column.
HELr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-sirth col
HELP WANTED -FEMALEs-EInvrsrn PAaK-rinA
HORSES. CARRIAGES. 4o-FInsr pAor-second and
Svs oSss s
i!ssTSyGTIoN sF,HsT pAerasln.h column.
soS%n column
osF ASP T fS%H aoamn
MARBLE MANTELS-FIEsr PAGE-Fourh column
MtDlCAL-SRCoND PAGR-Fourth column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTlSEMENTS-TESTn PAGE
Sixth column.
pEssoNALFlnsr rffsarFfqTsa fsa1P1st ssamn sSmn
EiANoTORTES- S-TWKLtTu PAGE Sixth column
E0ST OFFICE NOTICE-FIRsr PAGE-Sxtn column.
posALS-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
FEEAsTTEYEsyTh r4dE.T@hird E, Third and fourth columns
REAL fSsa EsTATE f3D% %4srEorw..pru pAarToursA COL
kEwARDa sFI RAT p PAor-Four1h column
Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO LET--SEOoND PAGE-
\ Sixth column.
bALhs AT Al uCTIoN TWELFTH PAaE-Fif.h and sixth
MUTATIONS D-FEMALES--ELEv PAGE
tirs second. third and fourth columns
BtTUATloNS Observation-Disclosures PACE
Fifth and sixth columns.
BPECIAL NOTICEs-Fnsl PAGE First and second col.
BPoRrISG-DoGs. BIRDS. &c.-FIesT PAaE-second col
ETALLlONS--FInsT PAGE Second column.
kUMhlER RESORTS-SEooND PAoE--Fourth column.
THE TRADES ELEVENTH PAGE Sixth column.
EHE rURF-FtRsT PAGE-Second column.
70 LIT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES PAaE-
Firth column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FIRsT PAGr-sixth column.
EANIED TO PURCHASE-FIRST PAGE-Third column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-NINrH PAGE-Fourth col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C-FIxsr PAoz-Third col.
umn.
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|
from per % North river, New York, at noon.
Rates or passage, payable in currency.
. 10 Liverpool. Glas Derry -
FIRST cabins 800 and a75, according 10 locati on.
best accommodation, $3.50 y
intermediate. $33: steerage. S2s
Certificates, at reduced rates. those
wishing to send for their friends.
Drafts issued payable presentation
Apply at the companv's Offices to
HENDERSON BROTHERS. No. 7 Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

GAN DOMINGO LINE
for
Puerta Plata,
SamAna and 81. Domingo CITY.
The United States mall stcAmship
TYBEE,
- Captain +. A. Delaney,
Will leave pier No. North river for the above pos with
despatch.
For freight or passage apply to
sPOFf0RD BROTHERS 4 CO.,
~ broadway,
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

OFFICE CHIEF QUARrERMASTER, FIRST QUAR-.
~ termaster's District New York City sept l. io5o--
sealed proposals IN duplicate with copy OF shs advertise
meni attached to each, invited and be reoeivOd
~ this once until October 1870 FOR consirucsioN
OF one story and attic Frame Building ~ Fort Montgomery
ery. on Application TO the Ordnance Sergeant
The material must be furnished by tie ana ths
bid. ' '' ~'SeP's"ec VI sns
The reserved 10 reject any or all bids and blddes
" - ~fS''"s VI s"s
Proposals must be endorsed proposals Tor Serge ants,
buio'ne-' and addressed 10 the undersgn
e. n BATCHELDER,
MAJOR And QuartermAster, u. s. Az
Ch,sf Quartcrmastee
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

A RTESIAN LITHIA SPRING WATER. VISITORS AT
"A Saratoga Springs and 6aston 6ps their return V
ns o : f % ans .SS y; $ :o1 50
BrosdWay.
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YORK, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER lS7o-TRPLE SHEET
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

shining Top Wagon, - good - new; Harness. WHIP,
H. oHI. y bs can no % re- about si az sS
nue., basement
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

EECOND NOTICE. LOOK OUT FOR THE Engine
~ Patent No. H0lu laey extended. claims the broad
OF making cavities In the faces of slide valves ton
Government experiments have resulted showing gain Of
Eve cent OF BY proper fabrication Of the
have discovered by the honest confession OF the locomotive
and other constructors that cavities have
is to notify all that have been trespassng my
COCHRANE. Patsnss. u West TsnLh sreeL New York.
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

EOH sALE-A SECOND HAND TOP BUGGY; PRIcE
80 Apply 10 II. A. SMIT u, Thrteth street and Tenth
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g KLABER a Co. MARBLE WORKS g7 TO cog
~. Wea street, between Broadwav AMI I,chtb
nssnue-hGbe and Marblczei Mantcs, Mouumsnts
headsousa of apsror cheapss In ths oitr
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

TOR sALE-A SET OF DOUBLE HARNESS. MADE
BY ". H. Dean almost now will be sold at half their
value Can 10 seen At l2n Broadway, opposite Grand
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PROPOSALS.

IMPAIRMENT or PUBLIC WORKS, NO. E7 BROAD
~ way--io oCon,rsctors.-Proposas enclosed in scaled
enveope endorsed with tho title OF the work and the nAt
OF the bidder written thereon viii be received at this oc1
until Tuesday, September Is, 1sp. at II O'Clock A. MI.
For comprising in Fourth between Fifteenth
and Seventeenth streets.
Blank forms of proposals. together with the spect6caoo
and agreement, can be obtained At this Office
WILLIAM n. TWEED,
C0mmssicnes.
Nsw YORK, August 81, iS7a
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
~ SIMMONS CO.'S LOTTE RIEs.
ALAEAMA-RxTRA oLAsS Ne. 6l7- -sEPrEhBHR 7, l670
Ssi G ns. IT, e 81 m @ m
s.o, 10 q; y, 20 e. u.s. a. Il, . 81 81. 10 q &C. G.
ts,1o.IAo,s.. y; 21 - - n So Is e; 81 40
ST. 2, 81, "a. H. IS. u. 80, 60, g. 81. 10, 6S
also Royal HsvahA Lotertea J. CLUTK. Broker.
s(6 Broadway, l6S Fultsn street and Ne ] Park rev.
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

hands high, years old, sound and kind, fine sepper
splendid action suitable for coupe dogcar Apply Al
private stable. lkk East Thirty O 6fth streat
The New York herald., 1870-09-08
FINANCIAL.

-MONES LOANED (PROMPTLY) IN SUNS TO
a suit on Improved and accessible UnImprovsd CITY
Property LarGe Mortgages cashed.
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

THE TURF.
AN AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL FAIR
"A VIII be held a. the Prospect Park I'm Grounds Lonl
Island In the early part Of October Animals atf
ces for exhibition and competition invited from all quar-
terra Premium list can be obtained by application in
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

"A. awsys Cabrioles, vicoras. Germantown and West
M sea. na I and oPsn Moad
Magons Batchers' and Groeeis Wagons also Single and
Blankets, Robes Whips, aters Surcingles and all other
Horse Equipments at prices which dey competition Call
and examine No reasonable offer refused cheapest
repository In the world. 4ol Broadway, Forty hrs
street. JAMES JENKINS.
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spgtial QOtitg5.
slNKiNG SLOWLY

Diseases that progress rapidly to a crisis are not
the OIL, ones To- he dreaded. Canker or dry rot
does not bias; . tree az suddenly as a stroke Of
lightninz. bat uuiesl arrested, it destroys it as
certainly: and in ike manner chronic debility, a.
though It docs not tii with the switness Of yellow
fever s as sure t. So the springs of life eventually
As any scute jisea-e, {, DO. checked by inYigora
ting medication. there Is sorethin5 inexpressi-
Bile TOUCHING ia tha spectacle q urem,-1ro decay.
Laae1or, paio- emae.45io.. depression o. - I.,s,
and a ds-ssto for c2s,t.1u, a-e It's ordinary symp
toms, aud they should be promptly met by tonic
treatment TIE beet inv goraut and exhilaraut that
can DC admin, rel ia case of this kind is Hes
letters Stomach Bi-te,s The stimulating prine-
pie oil the preparation rouses tie dormant energies
Of the system, ana the Strengthening and re.ula-
ting properties give permanent and healtt ful i'm
pulse 20 the vital force- thus brought into play.
Tie falling appetite is reawakenei the process Of
digestion aud as-imi aton are gUlsh1red, the quail
ity OF the blood De-, improved. the secreJols become
more natural, and every organ that contributes to
the punishment Of the body undersoes salutary
chang. By these means the repair If the ply cal
structure is effected a4d its health aud ygor re-
stored. ll no elias. as diseases has the hea,ic=nt
operation Of the Biuera tleu mora marked and
striking tb.a il those characterized hy general doe
aiHty ana ne-s9Is prostitution. Ladies affected
with ,he-e ailments find in this most wholesome VI
all toaIes and c1srletves ttc safest ana sures.
means OF relief Do is strong to restore and power
less iuIure. Such is ,Ae uniform testimony ot
.t .f...H. Of ID. fnU--r.
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RENOV

HAVIN6 bought the stock in trade VI q. L
III Warner a Son. / have removed a. the store
lately occupied by them, where J shall ho pleased
10 wait upon his many customers to-etl-r VITA
those who have favored me with their patronage AZ
nv old stand and all the rest y men ami woman
hind y 18th increased fsci.ite fir dong business,
shall endesv0r 10 keep full assortment Of "ro-
ceres Provisions. fruits. Gc-, aad sell as low as
possible. Families within. 60 purchase their up
plies IN whole packages or large quantities, viii
ana prices a. low as any Jobber's in the place
March ls-t-d6wlw X. l. flEksON.
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FLIIAH mERRICk.s EsrArH.

ME the Subscribers having boon uIfo-uled
W by the Honorable the Pro. ate Court i1r Tire
District Of Chittenden, Commissioners 20 recei' e.,
examine and adjust tie claims and demands OF
all persons against the estate II ElJah Hcrrcs
late Of Milton, iu said District deceased,
and also all claims and demands -Nhiait-
day OF the date hereof being allowed hy said Court
for that purpose, DO therefore hereby give no-
tice that We will attend 20 the business ~ cur dp
pointment a the dwelling house ct Harriet Her
rick in Milton In said District, On tho I'd day Oh
June next. at DO o'clock, A. 4.
Dated this q = day Of refrG1ry, a d i''L
W V. REYNOLLS,)
J. ". BROWN, Commissioner
s-MaR D. L. FIELu.
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STATE OF VERMONT, )V'0 all persons con-
r,,...... .,,-t i....f-- | cerned in the Estate
" ''I' 50 Of Isaac Smith lats Of
Slelburn, Ia said District deceased,
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
aud for the District Of Chitenden ION the 9Th day Of
March, A. ID. 1870, al INSTRUMENT, purporting to
Ice the last WILL and TESTAMENT Of Isaac
Smith, late Of Shelhun, in said District deceased,
was presented 20 the Court aforesaid, for Probate,
and il is ordered by said Court that the 3st day Of
March, A. D. lS'G. at the Probate Court Rooms in
said Burlington, be ASST sned for proving said In
strunvnt, and that notice thereof he given 20 all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press,
a newspaper printed at said Burlington pre-
vious o the time appointed.
THEREFORE, you ara hereby notified 10 appear be-
fore said Court, at the time aud place Aforesaid, and
contest the probate Of said vii Il you have cause.
Given under my hand at burlington in said bis
trict this 9Th day Of March, A. d. 1870.
Jwiw T. h. WALES, Judge.
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rCHE Spring Tern ofthe New Hampton Institution,
L located az Fairfax, Vt, viii commence Tues
day, March 18th.
The services II Prof L. B Barker and Miss L. =.
Barker Of New York, have been secured, who cont
10 the State very highly rec mice ndet. .
For terms any information IN relat,on % 'io
srbool anDlv to J. NJ HOTCHhlSS.
Corre-pondiug SscretarJ-
Fairfax. VI, March n, 1870. marit-deod&N2"
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SEED POTATOES.

TUE ardsrsned has for saie Early Ro.e Pis a.
- gre-sc'- Prolific At = 90 per hushel. or 500" per
barrel Also No. :, No. Excelsior or v Hard by
the pound. Address z. $. BROWNELL,
Mach 10Th tdkwlm Essex Junction. Vt.
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The Association then listened to an address by
Rev. jew Coke, subject Verbal Ethics, [of this
address we are unable to give any abstract, as
our informant did not hear it Rev. Mr.. vii
liams presented the following Resolution, which
was adopted
Resoired, That he Rutland County Assoc.a-
ton be invited to become auxiliary to the State
Association
Resolutions. thanking Professor Perkins.
and Rev. Mr.. Coke for their aidresses. were
adopted. President Spaulding in behalf Of
the Association, thanked the citizens Of
Springfield for the cordial hospitality given the
Association and after joining in . From all
thai dwell below the Skies to the tune Of old
Hundred, the twentieth annual session Of the
Vermont Teachers Association was adjourned
without dag.
=. ). SrAuL3ING, President.
L. Y. FIRMS, Secref1rg.
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NENTIETH ANNUAL MEETING

Vernon. State Teacaers' issosiatien'
TWENTIETH ANNUAL NETTING.
The Association met at Springfield, and began
its session Tuesdly evening. March sth. After
fixing the hour of meeting the next morning at
Q O'Clock. The Association adjourned for a rnu-
tuai interchange Of greetings.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wednesday morning the Association was call
ed TO orier at O'Clock, by the President J 5
Spaulding, Principal Of Barre Academy. After
religious exercises, conducted by the Rev. J.
H. Cobb Of Springfield. the Rev J. H. Farms
worth of the same place welcomed the Associa-
ton in a brief speech, and rendered to It's mem
bers the inequalities Of Springfield.
President kitchel Of Aiidlebury. responded,
thanking the citizens of Springfield for the gen
erous kindness Of the welcome given.
The President appointed the following COM
mittees
On Bminos-Rey. j. E Goodrich, Burlinr-
ton; Rev. L. H. Cobb, Springfield; D. D. Cor
ham, Montpelier
On .Noniaaiioas-J S Ciney, Brandon;
Henry Clark, Rutland; q H. Shaw. Springfield.
on Place q Meeting EiWari Couaut. Ran
dolph; Elisha May, St John-bury; j. W. Pierce
Springfield.
The Committee on Business reported tie hours
Of session as arranged by the Executive Com
.nlttee on the printed Order Of Exercises: morn
ing sessions 20 close Mt T. o'clock siJeruoou se.-
sions at - O'Clock
The discussion on the Length of the School
Day was opened by J. Ferris. Windsor. .r
b. II. Shaw, Springfield, who we're followed ty
Rev ). II. farnsworth. Rev g. Cobb. Res.
DR. Ia itchrl 4 4 Dagur.D !.rt... Tr
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P. s.-we have s-ued pamphlets containing fan
partca!a.s. statistical details, maps, etc, which
viii 81, furnished upou application.
- We buy and sell Go, erumeu. Baut-, and re-
ceive the ,:co1-.,- oi Banks Bankers, Cooperation.
ami others subject TO cheek at sight. and allow TO-
ter--t cu 6ally balances feb'St-t&uin
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NOTICE.

DLANKs for the Annual List o. - w.. hI q.
ID been received ahu Its,k Biock.
''-u"il y ALIEN q. WATSON,
Assistant Assessor.
pBrliogt,p. March 18th, ls7O-t-tSwiW
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Woman Suffrage Meetings nave been arrang d II
Chitteudeu County by the Exc cutiye Commit &c OF
the Vermont Woman slflra- Assoc st'on ar jo'-
lows.
CHARLOTTE, Friday, Marc 18th.
SHELBUhS, Saturday. Ma rch 9Th.
WILLIsToN, Monday, Ma oh zlst
RICHsoNp. Tuesiay Ma rch l2d
BoLroN, wednesday, NJ trch 2,d.
The above meetings. VIII be called to order 4 :
O'Clock IN. febzsd&Wtf
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ger advertisements.
THE
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Vegetable EatisartIc Pill.

M,ld, Certain, s. Efficient II &. far the beat
Cathartic remedy yet discovered, ana az once re-
iiev-s and inv go.atc- 1l the vital iunctious with
out causing injury o. auv OF them The MOI com
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pain leaves the organs nee from irritation and
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peculiar 90 women. brings prompt relief and Ger
'M" cure Tie best physicians recommend and
Diss.5 "e ami 900 person who once uses ilis. viii
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"a si-a5 Postage o cents.
EpXe-. DOB L.
~ %
s'id 1y ~ dealers ia drJEs aui medicines.
- RNER n CO.. Pruprietors.
lti fremont Street. Boston, Mas.
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's = ,,-+ DO II II restel Agaihst tHo Pr,
ID ".-..l-IaI effect Of the boom IS not Simply
h l,-s that come down. nut 10 sam
4f the current, ana shool tnem inv
Z .l,low water that covers 'he nue. ~
l.' .. If high water, and thus, when
I'D '-. s,5siie leave them high and
.gs+ above the mill yard When the
many buills its new dam, this inieryale Will
-r,i-er, oyerf0wed and the logs can be towed
,Ls mill. When the dam is built ami the IN
..-ssrs now torn bv the waters and hardly ut Tor
.,.tsre Is converted into lovely mill
~ ,,, cory about Win0osH Will be I'M
,.t 1ol r,r cent The Company Is trying
-4.. '..st # the boom, &c, within So
...s,I II will be money well spent for II may
e.-bs said that the stereotypei expression
.-.. boom has ff and all the logs have gone
.e- -He dam, viii hereafter become obsolete
The military company is wei started. On
friday and Saturday last twenty names were en-
-ue3. al active. intelligent young men, who
sin take pride in the work, ami make GOOD sol
Hers Others have given their word, AMI a It,
ta effort would fl up 81 company ln "hi'a vi
ua.-sI might take pride The u-rih part o' .ne
,.,,n ought TO take about tseu'F shares -n lle
company, ami probably VII "ls'
aL.t Nu0osS. is doing
The friends Of ,bs G., J. d. Elliott are eE-
-..r.u- TO .-.se him .a..r auula. donation visit
some evening next 81. B.
--..> o rHE &. S CorEr In
a.. .sa-aaod.T demonstrated the
..-. 1r.HHos u the change, under
... -. the District and Circuit
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BUSINESS FOR S,lE.-Any party lavius Ill 'ersi
capital. and desiring to invest in pleasant ana
lucrative business in this city 81 oGld read al I'D
yertisemen; under the above head ia another col
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- Z ~ Vi r,l-i NG---I cause removed. AZ
- dress r.. -- HcAEuIAN. Ei-. D. f..fi-l. e..
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i'ELEG RAILROAD ENrsSsfov A friend
s..ag fhe line Of the Bennington * Rutland
Railroad, writes Us shat " the Harlem Extension
hu.r5ad Company are making such liberal
rates Of freight for marble, lumber, merchant
Ize, etc, As will stimulate business an along
e-r line After ten years under Troy & Boston
Infringement, and three years Of very mixed >
railroad accommodations, you may be sure our
frr>eut prospects will give new life to all kinds
% business. We have bad hard fight and
1''e won IT, RuiiaHd HtTdld.
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Communicating Bissen confirmed,
sunday Eel" -oth. 100 Christ Church, Fairfax.
Sunaa- March f.h, ia St. liiehaels, Brattle-
iaro. g.
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