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A MOST WONDERFUL CURE.

GRkse VALLEY, JuneSIo, leiV.
This certines that ! have been for Aeeep feari
m invalid and great sufferer from . lBlor
OF most distressing diseases, viz: dt@psAeiA,
spinal disease, prolipsus uteri. and for nsRas
eight months have been paralyted NM len
half Of my body hemiple2fL. No tongre s9ulc
tell what / have suffered during the 13st piree
years especially. have been reateAsS ttni;
nent physicisns-by their advice ffEGiaake
climate. I have also tried the celebrated " Mn,
eral SprinRS"-but al seemed OF little or nc
avail, and I had given up all hope Of being any
thing but . miserable sufferer for the REMAINDER
Of my days.
NAL Magnetism and tho Swedish noyemen'
Cure on the 9th Of June, and with three Ieet
msnts ! felt like Z new crcature-the pafatysii
was removed. have now been under bis treat
ment diteen days, and have improved dauy'
Nearly al my difficulties have entirely disep-
peared, and the remaining ones have been 20 Nv
relieved that I now feel that time and caro- arr
oil that 10 necessary TO restore me 70 petec'
health.
teen years. have always regarded him q 9ne
OF the most reliable Of men. ! was me fecipl.
snt Of his healing power about sixteen yosrl
ago. have known, personilly, many eures
thai he performed 10 Iowa, while yet z mere
youth, that were really wonderful. ! shill sIel
praise God for His nefcyin providing means 10Y
my restoration TO health, and shan eSei pIAy
that the blessing Of Heaven may 60 with Df'
Roberto In his-good and aionous Work-
(stgnedO AAAY y. BALL
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PROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, July 1.-The West India
cable fleet arrived from Cenfuegas
yesterday, and the work Of laying the
cable commenced Immediately.
During tho engagements yesterday.
near Marde, a Lieutenant and Is Span
iard' and IL insurgents were killed.
Great excitement exists OIL the Island
over the European complications.
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NEW TO-DAY.
RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS.
RooHs or WARREN ENGINE Co. Nc. /.

koOHs or WARREN ENGINE Co. No. /.
CARSON CITY, July 9th, 1870
At a special meeting Of Warren Engine Com
pany No. /, OF Carson City, held July 9th, 1870.
the following resolutions were read and unani-
mouEly adopted
Rs&2ced, That the earnest thanks Of the on:
cors and Members Of this Company be extended
to the officers and members Of Liberty Engine
Company No. 1, OF Gold Hill. for their kind and
courteous treatment July 9Th, 1870.
R,SRcfd, That Il IA the united and heartfelt
wish OF the entire Company that the opportuni-
~ may not DO far distant when they Will mani.
fest In q more emphatic manner their high ap-
probation Of the attention thus shown.
Reogced, That the thanks OF this Company be
also rendered to the Chief Engineer. Assistants,
and members generally, Of the Gold Hill Fire
Department Of Nevada, for many and various
fayors extended during our visit to their city.
Reslrtd. That the above resolutions be pub.
lished In the Carson Daily Appeal, and In the
Gold Hill News, and q copy Of the came be for.
yardst to Liberty Engine Company No. ].
GEORGE W. CHEDIC. President.
JAAES j.. A~ASDLEBAUH, Secretary. II
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ANOTHER minister is in hard luck.
His name Is Curley, and he had charge
Of congregation at Marilla, near Buff
falo. After a prayer meeting one
night, In the absence Of his wife he
took Mrs. Martin, a sister In the church,
to ride, and finally brought up at hi
own house, and went to bed with her,
when men who had watched the thing,
and "smelled woolen," rang the alarm
bell and collected the whole town a
the elders house, when they were III
formed Of the state Of things, and en'
tered, against the elders protestatiol
chat there vas no woman inthe house
They found Mrs. Martin under the he'
undressed. The elder has emigrated
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BY THE GABLES.
FROM LONDON.

LONDON, July ll--3 p. M.--rhe feel
Ing Is much quieter both here and In
Paris, and the impression Is fast gain
Ing ground that the question between
Russia and France will he settled
without a resort to arms. Securities
of all kinds have advanced since the
morning Of the sth, and u tendency Ia
upwards.
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Washingtsa News.

Washingtsn News.
NEW York, July ia Washington
special says that the President con-
versed with a prominent Senator, and
mentioned the name of Wendell Phil
lips in connection with the mission to
England. For the mission to Berlin
and the Secretaryship Of State the
names of George P. Marsh, Senator
Conkling, Caleb Cushing and General
Butler were mentioned and spoken Of
In a friendly spirit. 1t was suggested
that in view of the opposition of SEN
ators Sumner Wilson and other menu
bers of the New England delegation
in Congress to the removal Of Motley,
no objection could be urged against
Phillips from that quarter; that he
was a representative American, not
likely to be Influenced by English
peculiaritieS; that he Is we'll known
In England, and appreciated for his
acknowledged ability everywhere; and
that he would ut once take q leading
rank among the diplomatists Of the
world. The other gentlemen were
discussed favorably. The President,
however, gave no indications Of his
future appointments.
Another Cabinet rumor relating to
the possible retirement of either Secre-
tary Robson or Secretary Cox, or
both, Is also quietly circulated. 1t Is
stated that the rejection by the Senate
of the nomination of oliver to the
District Supreme Court suggests the
propriety of appointing John NJ.
Langston, 4 colored lawyer of note. at
present a law professor at Harvard
University.
Among the nominations sent In by
the President to-day were Charles H.
Chamberlain, for Receiver Of Public
Moneys at San Juan /; Samr W. Brown,
Receiver of Public Moneys at Van
couver w. IT,; Enoch G.. Adams,
Register Of the Land Office at Van
couver, and John Wassen, as Surveyor
General Of Arizona.
CHICAGO. July II. - The Times
Washington special says inquiries have
been submitted to the State and Treas
ury Departments concerning the i'm
portation Of coolies, which will be
made to call for extended research Into
the laws of this country respecting past
duties Of importations, and for the per-
Torrance of labor by contract. Should
the question be forced. the Treasury
Department will most probably take
the ground that the immigration OF
Chinese does not come under the head
Of free immigration, aud Is, therefore,
hampered by certain restrictions. The
incipiency Of the matter at present,
however, affords 10 ground for an
early decision, and In the meantime
Congress may settle the question by
legislation. A majority In the Senate
where the question Of servile labor Is
under discussion, are opposed to Chi
nese importations. Garrett Davis de-
nounces the Chinese as a race with a
language without an alphabet, a reli-
gion without a God, and death without
an Immortality.
Senator Norton "a obliged by his
physicians to leave for home and not
return. this session.
A Tribune special says our Govern
ment has received notice that Prince
Leopold accepts the tender by Prlm OF
the Spanish throne, and nothing re-
mains to consummate the matter but
| the consent of the CorteS.
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One newspaper has lit that during
the late unpleasantness astraddle Of
the Canadian line, there was n COM
psny Of Fenians that had nothing to
eat for forty-eight hours, except 4 cup
Of water and a smoke of tobacco. That
vas . hearty eommissarat for a cam
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-12

JEFF. DAVIS was present at the MT
mortal services over the rebel dead in
Memphis, Tenn, and a local paper
says that while the orator recounted
the fsdeless glories Of the Confederate
soldiers there could be observed pass
ing over the calm and philosophic
features Of Mr.. Davis sudden flashes
of light which bespoke the soldiers
heart and great soul within. Possibly
the spectator did not read the flashes
Alright.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-12

THE New York World thinds that ii
the Democratic party makes no mis-
takes It may easily elect the majority
of the next Congress. The entire his
tory of the party has been but a series
of mistakes and bluuders which were
worse than crimes /; and to hope that
Ii will depart from the error Of It's
ways, exhibits 3 degree Of .credulity
that Is unprecedented.
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A PAPER at Huntsville, Ala, has 4
half column obituary notice OF the
death Of q tom cat, who died at the
age Of eighteen years. He was born
Of rich, but otherwise respectable pa
rents, and held . position In society
not Sasily fillcd. Scat!
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woMAS's RIaH7s.-The Suffer Ban

.. WoMAN's RiGHIs.-The suffer Ban
ner says:
A lady In our neighborhood has
turned off her cook and arranged 1t so
as to make her husband cook Or 60
hungry. She says she is now saving
$40 a month, which she intends for
dressmakers and female doctors. She
Is a perfect woman's rights lady, and
declares that when she Is called upon
to represent the people OF the Third
District In Congress she will not allow
Ms. Brown Smith or Jones to 60
ahead Of her In dress or fashion. She
wants everything In the world except
babies.
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SPOTTED TAIL gives good promise OF
becoming civilized. His first demand
upon the Government was for money,
which shows q remarkable readiness
to adopt the custom Of white people
who 70 to Warrington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-12

An essay OIL the mushrooms Of Eng
land has just been published in a mo-
derste sized volume. What sort Of a
book would be required to publish des-
criptions of om political and other
mushrooms.
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A "trooiy rooal" paper, speaking
of the multitudlnous appearance of po-
tatee bugs sre they: not early y says
"sternai vigilance viii b the price OF
potatoes" X: +"
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R1. THE CABLES.

New York, July IA London
special to the Herald says a crisis Is I'M
minent OH the Continent. Military
preparations were going on all last
night In Paris. II the candidature Of
Prince Leopold is not withdrawn with
In the next twenty-four hours, the
French Ministers will be recalled from
Berlin and Madrid, and war will be
declared. The conduct of France In
forcing the issue, and refusing to leave
the question OF the throne to the
Spanish people. Is strongly condemned
by all Europe, and Prussia's calm and
dignitied position is approved.
LATER.
Negotiation, between Paris and Ems
are reported to be unsatisfactory.
Prussia declaring her innocence Of in
trigue. refuses to interfere with the
candidature OF the H~ohenzollern, on
the ground that she has neither the
right, nor the power, nor the inclina-
ton to dictate to Spain or to Prince
Leopold. A large party in France
counsel n suspension Of action till the
meeting OF the Spanish Cortes. The
general belief is that the Emperor Is
determined to fight, and will move In
stantly, without giving Prussia time
for preparation. 1t Is said that Napo-
leon would prefer to meet the issue
now rather than after Leopold Is
elected by the Spanish people, especl-
ally as he bases the claims Of his own
dynasty OIL the popular vote.
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The Springfield Republicans says that
there are indications that the MasSa-
chusetts Democrats intend TO make po-
litical capital out Of the employment
of Chinese laborers.
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Deaths.

In Gold HIN, July nth, Mrs. julia A. Ksely,
aged 80 years, Q native Of Desrdsld, Oneida
County, New York.
In Gold Hill, July 18th, Thomas Dolan, u na.
tive OF Roseommon County, Ireland, aged %
years. [Keokuk uowa) papers please copy.l
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CONSULTATIONS FREE

DIR. ROBERTS treats successfully the follow
Ing named diseases, together with many other
forms OF human msladles not herein mentioned
Diseases OF the Brain, Rheumatism, Epilepsy,
Nervous Debility, NeuralEis, WEAK sPlnss'
Paralysis. Weak Eyes, Partial Blindness, Drop.
sical Tumors, Ulcers, Scrofnla In all its various
forms, Incipient Consumption, Diabetes. Weak.
ness OF the Limbs, Bronchitis. Loss OF Voice,
P.lpitation Of the Heart, Diseases o. the Liver,
Womb, Suppressed Menses, Catarrh,. al kinds
OF Sexual Diseases. Impurities Of the Blood,
etc, Paralysis aud Deafness are the most IN.
certain OF all diseases, although patients AFFLICTED
or lcss benefited, II not cured, by Magnetic
Treatment,
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GONE To H6 REwARD.-The Marys-
Vile StdMddrri says:

Vile StaMddri says:
The body of 4 dead Chiuaman lies
Wondering IN 8 new made grave be.
yond Nelson's. His pallet and blanket
are laid by the side Of the mound,
while his soul goes marching on. A
rough pine slab bears the following In
scription In Chinese characters: "Won
Chi Nee having been sent for, passed
In his checks, after having commended
his bones to China and his soul to JOSH.
and may Josh have mercy upon him.
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oFFICE-RooA 10. .. MTsANATloNAI
s0fHl wa89s14.'fN'.
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WANTED !!

pu CORPORATION OF COLD
l I'M desire q family to reside In the house at
the reservoir, to attend to the SAME, for which .
fair remuneration will be paid. Must be strictly
temperate, and to attend to no other business.
The beet OF references will be required.
Address, H H. FLAGG,
~ President Board OF Trustees.
Or, WY. HY. DoANI, Clerk Of Board.
Gold Hill, July 9Th. 1870. Jy6n
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n
II

IF \ - ~ " a L I ID.
PUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT OF
i Young Men and others who suffer from
Nervous Debility, etc, supplying the means OF
s~elf.cure. Written by one who cured himself,
and sent free oil receiving postpaid directed
envelope. Address,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
Jea0-im2p Brooklyn, N. 7.
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Overland Dispatches


ESPECIAL TO THE doLD HILL DAILY HEvs n
THE wEsrERS UNION TxLKoRAPR LiNH.l
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LOST !

IN TIE NIGHT OF THE FIRE,
~ d MEMORANDUM BOOK, bound In No
roecD. marked Chas. E. Stein, In gold letters on
the outside. The finder will oblge the owner
by leaving the same at tho News office. II 10 Of
no value 10 any one except myself. Is II contains
nothing but letters and momorandums.
CHARLES E. STEIN,
Member Of Young America Engine Co. No. ..
Virginia, July 9Th, 1870. jy7-tf
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WONDERFUL CuREs.-Dr.. r. r. Roberts, the
cures In Grass Valley. Some Of tho most acute
diseases that afHict and torture mankind yield az
II BY magic to his Swedish Movement Cure.
Or. Roberts treats bis patients by mesmerlsm,
or animal magnetism. He not only brings ties.
timonials Of cures from persons In distant
states. but In every town and city where he has
prsctited, may be found the highest authority
confirming his success. In Aarysyille,, Stock;
ton, San Francisco, San Jose, Los Angeles and
Grass Valley, statements Of his cure, are youehed
for by testimony that 10
vada City National Gazette, May ID, 1870;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-12

Gorxo AwAY.-on Sunday next the celebrated
and world.renowned DR.. R.R. Roberts, who u
now stopping at tho National Exchange Hotel,
viii leave for Virginia City, and these desiring
DURING his stay In this county he has performed
some or The most wonderful cures we have ever
heard OF. For the cure Of every kind OF disease
he cannot Be excelled. He heals the sick by'Gn.
imal magnetism and the swedish moxement
hiehly recommended a. Dr.. R. r. Roberts: All
yc who are afdicted, call on him.-.lpaily Tran
scrpt. Nevada City, California, July !, 1870.
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From virEiHia.

RICHMOND, July ia serious riot
In Louisa county, where pistols and
knives were freely used, and three
men seriously wounded, and a number
of others injured.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-28

then say that woman has just the same
right to the ballot Us the man.
Vermont has noble record in the
past in all her laws, so far as tine giving
to her citizens the right of the ballot
She has never known any distinction i'll
regard 10 race or color. The colored
man with the white have been equal I'M
der the law She has also been gradually
breaking over the relic, as l may say, OF
barbarism, which recognizes no rights to
woman, and placing her more upon an
equality with man, and acknowledging
that she has rights which the laws should
protect as we'll as the man. Shall not
Nermont's name take the lead of the
states in giving to woman the ballot
| claim that she should. | think that
the people only need to understand the
subject, to examine it carefully, forget
ting their former prcjudices and opinions
formed without thought OF reflection.
to give it their hearty support.
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Letter TrOm BOSfOH.

Ed. CALEDoNIAN AS the days be
nin to lcngthen, the cold bcgins to
strengthen, is saw" that will have
to be reset to be of any use hereafter in
Boston. Up to the 18th that ioggy.
rainy, slcety, icy Saturlay-we had a
succession of days that seemed to me
quite as mild as the same days Of Jau-
uary four years ago, in New Orleans.
Last week we had almost every variety
of weather possible without snow or cx-
tremc cold. A night editor of the Tray
eller says that toward midnight OF the
18th. he found it not uncomfortable to
read and write without Il fire
Last evening. Notwithstanding the
rain. the Boston Theatre was well filled
t. hear Mr.. Moore of Lawrence, on
Gratitude as a Religious Inspiration
Text, l. Luke, II, but where are the
nine ~ He was especially INTEREST,", .
upon the point illustrating lis dcium
that every communication OF truth is
an expansion of truth
AT Music Hall, Adirondack Murray
preached eloquently from 6 Gal. >, on
Individual Responsibility before God.
Under his proposition that I'm morals
there is 10 copartner,hip-no pro rata
division of profit and los,''-his ioeic
was admirable.
The continuation of the Labor League
Convention at Formerly Morris Opera
House, was also respectfully attended.
There was some discussion of the rc~oIu-
tons passed at The morning session. I
do not fully endorse them all. and will
only give the second, by way of sample !:
-. That crccds, codes, and public or
private contracts, formed on the suppo-
>ltion that people are rightfully entitled
to property which they did nor create or
give an equivalent exchange for. or re-
ceive as the free bequest of others earn
lnsS, invade abstract justice, are morally
lndeiensible and therefore void
The remark of Mr.. Haywood. the
president. that 1.-THE moral sense which
had led to the establishment of churches
had been lost sight of, while the church
itself remained as mere form" and
that conventional religion was suppor-
I'D by those who drive to church in silk
and satins, but Christ himself and his
apostles, went barefoot, would have
sounded less splenetic-it not more splen-
did-by little more careful explanation.
Mr.. Fulton of fremont Temple, and a
few other slang-whangers of his ilk, are
not to be assumed as the true represen-
tatives of the New England pulpit Of this
day Were they-Fulton {, Goa lit
tie more considerable, little less opinion
ated and pharisaical, many bitter COM
ments' especially by the female speakers
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-28

On Monday the Senate confirmed the
appointment Of Gen. Stephen Thomas,
Pension Agent at St. Johnsbury land John
T. Barstow, Pension agent at Rutland.
Also Gen. Geo. T. Foster of WOlcott,
Marshal for Vermont. We have seen it
stated that Gen. Foster would remove to
Montpelier and that Gen. Thomas
also wished to remove the Pension Office
TO that place. Whether he will succeed
in removing it from this place we have
rs yet no knowledge.
Among the nominations sent TO the
Senate Oil Monday, were those of VIM
). Southworth, Major John c. Stearn-
of Bradford and l.. X. Glced of Morris
Vile, to be assessors in the three districts
i'll this state.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-28
Uon,on SuJfrage !Stote Contention.

Thu. friends Of Wom4I suffrage in Vermont are t.
g1t ! L, met in N--- C,nvn ton ut honip' ll"r on
NV.d c-y the n ny of tehruary next, at 10 O'Clock
in o. e forenoon for purpOsc Of col sidcring and adj
ytrciI, the hr- its 'he i'll thi- state, in
WV Of the Constitutional amendment propo ed by the
{ iuucil 4 Censor.
IT,. ouvrn'ion VIII lie addressed by several ladies
ali Pr, miucut yrUtruei. of thi- state and by VIM
ic.d t.arri-on Iu.a Ward Howe and Mrs Bowie Of
fla-sachU-rit Lucy ~,onc and Henry Il. Blackwell Of
w .I,rs V. Mary I!veTmOr. of Illnois, and Mls-
Ii'v I',v lam o. y. -c'u-in- -
y pu lie ng will ,rI lie held the evening b fore
til Convent on which will Ice sddrc--'d by rome OF
t.c -Ittkr r above med.
III e, 4r-,l. r--rrnlr-ic Eu lind Il Burlington
sud Lem and llItl mi rilI"ad- VII extend The
CurI-.c - re rcks, provided they shtIl to-
sppli for By tU sivc pci-on- pay n fuli
~ ny era ." drtMcc OF each OF Tn II
TpeCtIvc Iysd- WhI" will BE de trIincd by the SEC
r'tLry.
{ W. WILLARD.
IN ,lE- III III, son, ,Ir., | l ,,,, of tb.
GEOi. II II. BIGILOW, N-.r,nort
hNh' = NJ ~ " oman suffrage
JnNA' HNh ROSS,
JANIS PICK,
Montpc.i.r Ian. II, -"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-28
The Uomou Suffrage Contention.

The call for Il woman suffrage con-
vention, to be held at Montpelier, Feb.
ID, Is issued. with the speakers names
who ale expected 10 be present. Among
the latter We see the names of William
Lloyd Garrison. Julia Wari Howe, Mrs |
Bowls. Mis- Lilly Pcckham, Mrs. Lir-
crmorc, Henry Il. Blackwell and Lucy
=, ne blackwell. Ga the evening pre-
Nipu<. Deb. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Black
well are advcr,i-el to make addre>ses.-
1t i further said that these speakers will
accept invitations to make addresses il
o'hcr Tlncc- ~ our state.
Tins cuuvcrtion-which occurs next
Wcdncs lny-wl.l ialrly open the woman
>uifi;." question in our state for public
DISCUSSION. III the newspapers and on thu
''-,ump," aid Nc have no doubt that
the time will br wei improved lctwecn
Il l. and the May election, when dele
gales viii he chosen to Il state conven-
ton to act upon the propositions sub
mit,cj 10y the Council of CenSols.
We are williu" that the fullest and
trc,st discussion OF this question he had.
The intelligent people Of our state can
hca, all the cIoquencc than Massachusetts
can send Us, and then weigh the ar@u-
,,.o,..- ..,r,i,ll,. n,,J J,,.;Jo II, ,u,-,i. -,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-28

\ COOP ENTEErEIsE.-The benevo-
lent ladies in burlington have opened a
house where soup is distributed to the
poor every week, and other provisions
and clothing, according to their need
This institution is supplied by contribu-
tions of interested individuals, and bids
fair to be well supported, ard the oriei-
majors are worthy of high commenda-
ton